History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
…e. Theodate Pope booked passage on the Lusitania with her maid Emily Robinson and friend Edwin Friend to gain support for starting their own society for psychical research from friends in England. Both Theodate and Edwin had resigned from the American Society for Psychical Research after the society’s then president, Professor James Hyslop of Columbia University, took back the position of editor of the society’s journal that he had given to Edwin…
…red and will be disposed of together. They are before the Umpire for decision on a certificate of the two National Commissioners[a] certifying their disagreement. It appears from the records that Fred Stark Pearson, and American national, and his wife, Mabel Ward Pearson, 53 and 52 years of age respectively, were lost with the Lusitania. They were survived by two sons and a daughter, Ward Edgerly, Frederick A., and Natalie, then 27, 23, and 25 yea…
…undham cabinet maker. She was trained at the Norland School of Nursing in London and was recruited by Warren and Amy Pearl to look after their children Stuart, Amy (nicknamed Bunny), and Susan in Folkestone, England, in 1914. Alice had met Major Pearl by appointment in a London club. Alice was wearing a large hat, as was the fashion of the time, and Warren had asked, “Will you take your hat off?” Alice complied and let down her long, red hair. War…
…1869 Bradford, Massachusetts, United States Died 2 January 1952 (age 82) London, England, United Kingdom Age on Lusitania 45 Ticket number 46071 Cabin number E 51 Traveling with – Amy Lea Duncan Pearl (wife) – Stuart Pearl (son) – Amy Whitewright Pearl (daughter) – Susan Pearl (daughter) – Audrey Pearl (daughter) – Alice Lines (nurse) – Greta Lorenson (nurse) Rescued by Westborough (Katrina) Occupation Surgeon Citizenship United States Residence…
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