History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
…onsidered and will be disposed of jointly, are before the Umpire for decision on a certificate of the American Commissioner and the German Commissioner [a] certifying their disagreement. A brief statement of the facts as disclosed by the records follows: Charles Francis Williamson, an American national, 40 years of age, was a passenger on and was lost with the Lusitania. He had for a number of years prior to his death been spending most of his tim…
…ent her in my dear boy’s Photos. I was very pleased to hear that you got information that it wasn’t your dear boy that was picked up & died in the boat. I got letters from other survivors they [cannot?] remember seeing him. I have written to others they are left & gone to Canada. I am hoping to hear some news from them a good many of the passengers going to America on the Lusitania knew my son & wrote to their friends they were fortunate as they d…
…best Lusitania books to read. Of course, this list is of Mike’s own creation and does not necessarily mean the editor’s (my) endorsement or non-endorsement of any particular book. Mike is a regular contributor to The Lusitania Resource, he is also a member of the Titanic International Society, and is a long-time researcher of all things Lusitania. He has written many articles for liner publications, contributed to numerous liner books and documen…
…S TO JUNE 30, 1925 Page 17: Opinion in the Lusitania Cases. Page 103: Opinion and Decisions in Life-Insurance Claims. Certificate of Disagreement and statement of the American Commissioner. Docket No(s). Claimant Passenger(s) represented Ticket Page FEBRUARY 16 AND MARCH 11, 1925. 2262 Maud Thompson de Gennes Elbridge Blish Thompson, decedent Saloon 213 594 Mary Barchard Williams Emond E. Barchard, decedent Second cabin 221 FEBRUARY 21, 1924. 4 Ma…
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