Lusitania Survivors

Of the 1,960 verified people on board Lusitania, 767 survived.  Four survivors (marked with “*”) died of trauma related to the sinking shortly afterwards, reducing the number saved to 763.

The complete passenger and crew manifest is available in the downloads section.

Links to biographies to come later.

Name Age Class or Dept Citizenship Lifeboat Rescue Vessel
ABRAMOWITZ, Mr. Solomon “Samuel” 36 2nd Russian 13 Stormcock
ADAMS, Mrs. Albert E. (Gertrude Pollett) 25 ? 2nd British    
ADAMS, Mr. Allan H. 42 2nd British    
ADAMS, Mrs. Henry (Annie Elizabeth McNutt) 46 Saloon British    
ADAMS, Mr. William McMillan 19 Saloon British    
ADAMSON, Mr. Thomas 32 Victualling British    
AISTON, Mr. Joseph 20 2nd British    
AITKEN, Miss Crissy “Chrissie” Nicol Marshall Lizzie Stark 16 2nd British 1 or 3  
ALEXAN, Mr. Babajan 30 3rd Russian    
ALLAN, Lady Hugh Montagu (Marguerite Ethel MacKenzie) 42 Saloon British collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
ALLEN, Mr. John   2nd British    
ALLES, Mr. Nicholas Naftel 50 Saloon USA collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
ALLPORT, Mr. Harry Ride George   Victualling British    
AMORY, Mrs. Alfred Howard (Phoebe Sledge) 65 2nd British    
ANDERSON, Mrs. Rowland (Emily Mary Pybus) 26 2nd British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
ANDERSON, Miss Barbara Winifred 2 2nd British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
ANDERSON, Mr. James   Victualling British    
ANDERSON, Mr. William   Victualling British    
ANTILA, Mrs. Aino 25 3rd Russian (Finnish)    
ANTILA, Master Carl 4 3rd USA    
ANTILA, Master Jan 3 3rd USA    
ARCHER, Mr. Joseph   Victualling British    
ARTER, Mr. James Sydney 33 2nd British collapsible  
ASHMAN, Mr. Henry Clifford 27 3rd British    
AYALA, Mr. Julian de 45 Saloon Cuban    
BABA, Mr. Frank 30 3rd Persian    
BABA, Mr. John Jacob 33 3rd Persian    
BACKA, Mr. Matthew 28 3rd Russian    
BAILEY, Mr. Frederick Richard 40 3rd British swamped lifeboat minesweeper
BAKER, Mr. James 50 Saloon British    
BALDWIN, Mr. Edgar   Victualling British    
BALDWIN, Mr. Thomas 28 Victualling British    
BALLANTYNE, Miss Margaret 29 3rd British    
BARBOUR, Miss Bessie   2nd British    
BARCLAY, Mr. George 30 3rd British    
BARKER, Mrs. Thomas (Martha Ann Bullock) 39 2nd USA    
BARNES, Allen Byron 43 Saloon British    
BARNES, Mr. William 44 Victualling British    
BARRETT, Miss May 25 2nd British (Irish)    
BARROW, Mr. Donald George M. 25 3rd British    
BARRY, Mr. Edward 38 2nd British    
BARTLETT, Mr. Edmund Thomas 56 2nd British    
BARTLETT, Mrs. George W. B. (Irma Florine Rothschild) 31 Saloon British    
BARTLETT, Mr. George Walter Bowers 42 Saloon British    
BATT, Mr. George   Engineering British    
BATTERSBY, Mr. James Johnson 40 Saloon British    
BATTLE, Mr. James   Deck British (Irish) 3 collapsibles Westborough (Katrina)
BAXTER, Mrs. William (Annie E. Ripley) 39 2nd British    
BEATTIE, Mr. Allan Martin 18 2nd British    
BEATTIE, Mrs. James Anderson (Margaret White Dall) 58 2nd British    
BEAUCHAMP, Mr. William 36 3rd British    
BECKETT, Mr. Henry 38 Victualling British    
BENJAMIN, Miss Queenie 30 3rd British    
BERNARD, Mr. Clinton “Will” Percival 27 Saloon USA    
BERNARD, Mr. Oliver Percy 34 Saloon British 11 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
BESTIC, Mr. Albert Arthur 24 Deck British (Irish) collapsible Bluebell
BIALANS, Mr. Stefan 30 Third Russian    
BILBROUGH, Mr. George William 36 2nd British   Juno
BILICKE, Mrs. Albert Clay (Gladys Huff) 50 Saloon USA    
BIRCHALL, Mr. Henry   2nd British    
BIRD, Miss Marian May   Victualling British  15 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
BLANKMAN, Mr. Judka 37 3rd Russian    
BOHAN, Mr. James 38 Saloon British    
BOND, Mr. Edward   Victualling British    
BOOTH, Master Nigel Frederick 08-months 2nd British    
BOTTOMLEY, Mr. Fred 26 3rd British   Heron
BOULTON, Mr. Denis Duncan Harold Owen 23 Saloon British   Westborough (Katrina)
BOWDEN, Mr. Joseph 46 Deck British    
BOWRING, Mr. Charles Warren 44 Saloon British   Bluebell
BOYD, Mr. Fullerton Rimmer 37 Victualling British    
BOYLE, Mr. James 28 3rd British    
BOZENOF, Mr. Dennis 34 3rd Russian    
BOZENOF, Mr. Philate 35 3rd Russian    
BRAMMER, Miss Edith 8 2nd British    
BRAMMER, Mrs. Richard H. (Elizabeth Jane Bott) 32 2nd British    
BRANDELL, Miss Josephine Mary 23 Saloon British x, 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
BRENNAN, Mr. John   Engineering British    
BRENNAN, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
BRETHERTON, Mrs. Cyril Herbert Emanuel (Norah Annie Keating) 32 2nd USA 13 Stormcock
BRETHERTON, Master Paul 3 2nd USA 13 Stormcock
BRIDGE, Mr. William   Engineering British    
BROOKS, Mr. James “Jay” Ham 41 Saloon USA collapsible Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
BROWN, Mr. John   Engineering British    
BROWN, Mr. Daniel Taylor 43 2nd British    
BROWN, Mr. James H. 29 Victualling British    
BROWN, Mr. William 31 3rd British    
BROWNLIE, Mrs. Thomas (Margaret McKennon) 41 2nd British    
BRYCE, Mr. Hugh B. 33 2nd British    
BRYCE, Mrs. Hugh B. (Annabelle Anderson) 33 2nd British    
BUDRIN, Mr. Antoni 50 3rd Russian    
BURDON, Mrs. Andrew Thompson (Ellen Mary Rickwood) 24 Second British    
BURDON, Master Robert P. 14-months Second British    
BURGESS, Mr. Henry George 37 Saloon British    
BURNS, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
BURNSIDE, Mrs. Thomas David Meldrum (Josephine Smyth Eaton) 49 Saloon British    
BURROWS, Master William 15 Victualling British    
BUSWELL, Mr. Peter 26 Saloon British    
BYINGTON, Mr. Albert Jackson 40 Saloon USA 17  
BYRNE, Mr. Michael G. 47 Saloon USA   Flying Fish
CAIRNS, Mr. Robert Wishart 49 Saloon British 14  
CALDICOTT, Mr. Samuel 32 Victualling British    
CAMPBELL, Miss Ada Mena 31 Second British    
CAMPBELL, Mrs. William (Amy E. Oliver) 33 Second British    
CANDLISH, Mrs. Arthur (Ellen Gardner) 30 Second USA    
CARRIBINE, Mr. Bernard 43 Engineering British    
CARROLL, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
CASEY, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
CHADWICK, Mr. Jacob   Engineering British    
CHAMBERS, Mr. Guy Winstaney P. 36 Second British    
CHAPMAN, Mrs. William Henry (Ellen Elizabeth Nottingham) 59 Saloon British    
CHARLES, Miss Doris Maud 21 Saloon British    
CHARLES, Mr. Joseph Henry 48 Saloon British    
CHARLTON, Mr. George J. 53 Victualling British    
CHISHOLM, Mr. Robert Daniel Fletcher 33 Victualling British    
CLARK, Master Robert James 15 Victualling British    
CLARKE, Reverend Charles Cowley 64 Saloon British 11 Wanderer (Peel 12)
CLARKE, Mr. James   Victualling British    
CLINTON, Mr. George   Deck British    
CLYDE, Mr. Neil   Deck British    
COCKBURN, Mr. Andrew 44 Engineering British   Indian Empire
COCKBURN, Mr. Guy Rosebery 31 Second British    
COLEBROOK, Mr. Herbert Gladstone 35 Saloon British    
COLEMAN, Miss Susan 22 (?) Second British    
COLLINS, Mr. James   Victualling British    
COLLIS, Mr. Edwin Martin 38 Second USA    
COLWELL, Mr. William J.   Engineering British    
COMERFORD, Mr. Thomas 31 Victualling British (Irish)    
CONLON, Mr. Bernard   Engineering British    
CONNER, Miss Dorothy 25 Saloon USA   minesweeper
COOK, Mr. William George 38 Third British    
COOPER, Mr. Frederick   Victualling British    
COUGHLIN, Master Jeremiah Bernard 11-months Third USA    
COUGHLIN, Master John, Jr. 3 Third USA    
COUGHLAN, Mrs. John (Katherine O’Neil) 40 Third British    
COWAN, Mr. Alex   Victualling British    
COWPER, Mr. Ernest Sedgwick 32 Second British 13 Stormcock
COX, Master Desmond Francis 17-months Second British 15?  
COX, Mrs. Samuel J. (Margaret Elizabeth Robinson) 27 Second British 15?  
CRAIGIE, Mrs. Margaret 40 Victualling British    
CRAWFORD, Mr. Thomas   Victualling British    
CRITCHISON, Mr. Stanley Lascelles 31 Second British   Heron
CROSBIE, Miss Agnes 24 Third British    
CROSS, Mr. Ambrose Betham 38 Saloon British    
CROSS, Mr. Andrew   Engineering British    
CROSSLEY, Mr. Cyrus 37 Second British    
CROSSLEY, Mrs. Cyrus (Sylvia Ellen Milsom) 34 Second British    
CRUMBY, Mr. Stephen   Engineering British    
CULSHAW, Mr. William   Engineering British    
CUNNINGHAM, Mr. Edward   Deck British    
CURRIE, Mr. George   Victualling British    
CUSHION, Mr. Michael   Engineering British    
CZERTOWICZ, Mr. Marcin 48 Third Russian (Polish)    
DALRYMPLE, Mr. David 32 Second British    
DALY, Mr. Harold Mayne 35 Saloon British    
DALYRMPLE, Mr. James   Engineering British    
DANSON, Mr. Richard 45 Victualling British raft torpedo boat
DARCY, Mr. John   Victualling British    
DAVIES, Mr. Charles   Victualling British    
DAVIES, Mr. John   Deck British    
DAVIES, Mr. J.   Engineering British    
DAVIS, Miss Emily (maid to the Allans) ? Saloon British   Westborough (Katrina)
DAVIS, Mr. Frederick   Engineering British    
DAWSON, Mr. Walter 23 Third British    
DEINER, Mr. Frederick 32 Victualling British    
DELANEY, Miss Mary 34 Third British    
DENTON, Mr. Jonathan S. 47 Victualling British    
DEWHURST, Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Morris 32 Victualling British    
DHENIN, Mr. Thomas 31 Third British    
DIAMANDIS, Mr. Theodore 41 Third Greek    
DIXON, Mrs. Arthur (Bertha)   Second British    
DOCHERTY, Master William, Jr. 05-weeks Second USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 11), Flying Fish
DOCHERTY, Mrs. William (Mabel Irving) 29 Second USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 11), Flying Fish
DODD, Miss Dorothy   Second British    
DOLPHIN, Miss Avis Gertrude 12 Second British 17  
DONALD, Mr. Archibald Douglas 26 Second British collapsible Juno
DONNELLY, Mr. Peter   Engineering British    
DONOVAN, Mr. William   Engineering British    
DOWNEY, Mr. Edward   Engineering British    
DOYLE, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
DOYLE, Mr. Michael 31 Third British   Heron
DRAKEFORD, Mr. Edward 30 Band British    
DRAPER, Mr. Percy 30 Victualling British    
DUCKWORTH, Mrs. Alfred (Elizabeth Ann Smith) 52 Third British 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
DUGUID, Mr. George Davie   Second British    
DUNCAN, Mr. Alex   Engineering British    
DUNCAN, Mr. Joseph   Victualling British    
DUNCAN, Mrs. Kate Cassie 43 Third British    
DUNCAN, Mrs. Robert (?)   Second British    
DUNCAN, Mr. Robert Henry 34 Engineering British    
DUNN, Mr. Albert Charles 30 Engineering British    
DWYER, Mr. James 20 Engineering British (Irish)    
DWYER, Mr. John   Engineering British    
DYER, Mr. Robert 47 Second USA    
EDWARDS, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
EGAN, Mr. William   Deck British    
EGANA, Mr. Vincente 19 Second Spanish    
EHRHARDT, Mr. Herbert W. 21 Second British overturned boat Indian Prince
ELLIOTT, Mrs. Arthur W. (Annie Louise) 25 Second British    
ELLIOT, Mr. Frederick   Deck British    
ELLIS, Mr. John   Second British    
ENGLISH, Mr. Michael   Engineering British    
EVANS, Mr. David   Engineering British    
EVANS Mr. Robert   Engineering British    
EWART, Mr. Robert James 37 Second USA    
FAIRELOUGH, Mr. Robert   Engineering British    
FARRELL, Mr. John   Engineering British    
FARRELL, Mr. John   Engineering British    
FARROW, Mr. Robert 32 Third British    
FAULDS, Mr. Andrew 28 Third British    
FAULDS, Mrs. Andrew (Margaret Allen) 27 Third British    
FAYLE, Mr. Edward   Deck British    
FERNANDEZ, Mr. Eduardo   Engineering British    
FERRIER, Mrs. Alexander Hubert Buxton (Beata Elizabeth Margaret Stevens)   Second British    
FERRIS, Mr. John   Victualling British (Irish)    
FINUCANE, Mr. Noel 24 Victualling British    
FISH, Mrs. Joseph “John E.” (Sarah Mary Rogers, sister of Elizabeth Rogers)   Second British boat, collapsible  
FISH, Miss Marion Enid 8 Second British boat, collapsible  
FISH, Miss Sadie Eileen 10 Second British collapsible  
FISHER, Dr. Howard Lowrie 49 Saloon USA   Westborough (Katrina)
FITZGERALD, Mr. John   Engineering British    
FLETCHER, Mr. George   Victualling British    
FLETCHER, Mr. William S.   Victualling British    
FODEN (Foderic), Mr. Robert Ernest   Victualling British    
FORREST, Mr. John   Engineering British    
FOSS, Dr. Carl Elmer 27 Second USA   Indian Empire
FRANCOM, Mr. James   Victualling British    
FRANKUM, Master Francis 7 Third British    
FRANKUM, Mr. Joseph 36 Third British    
FREEMAN, Mr. John 37 Second British    
FREEMAN, Mrs. John (Rachel Grant) 30 Second British    
FREEMAN, Mr. Matthew   Victualling British    
FRENCH, Miss Grace Hope 24 Second British    
FROST, Mr. Harry Robinson 42 Second USA    
FYFE, Mrs. James (Jeanie Graham) 65 Second USA    
GADD, Mr. Lott 45 Victualling British    
GADSEN, Mr. Arthur 39 Second British    
GALLIGAN, Miss Margaret 22 Second British    
GARDNER, Master Eric 16 Second British    
GARDNER, Master William Gerard “Willie” 11 Second British    
GATELY, Mr. John 27 Third British    
GAUL, Mr. Bart   Victualling British    
GAUNTLETT, Mr. Frederic John 45 Saloon USA collapsible Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
GILHOOLY, Mrs. Catherine   Second British    
GILILEN, Mr. Ellie 36 Third Persian    
GLANCY, Mr. Joseph 43 Second British    
GLOVER, Mr. Edwin   Victualling British    
GODLEY, Mr. Thomas G.   Victualling British    
GOODMAN, Mr. B.   Engineering British    
GOODWIN, Miss Rose 30 Third British    
GORDON, Mr. George   Third British    
GOUDER, Mr. Charles (Gontes Cloules) 24 Victualling British (Maltese)    
GRAB, Mr. Oscar Frederick 28 Saloon USA    
GRAINGER, Mr. Robert   Victualling British    
GRANAHAN, Mr. Michael 52 Third British    
GRANT, Mr. James 26? Victualling British    
GRAY, Mr. James Paul 59 (64?) Second British overturned collapsible Indian Empire
GRAY, Mr. Robert Duncan 35 Second British    
GRIENER, Mr. Oscar   Victualling British    
GRIFFITH, Mr. George   Victualling British    
GRIFFITHS, Mr.Christopher William 32 Second British    
GRIFFITHS, Mr. John Humphrey 38 Victualling British    
GRIGORIAN, Mr. Majlin 37 Third Russian    
GRINSTED, Mr. S. Cyril 27 Third British    
GRISDALE, Mr. Harry 26 Victualling British    
GRUNDY, Mr. George   Engineering British    
GRYSZKIEWICZ, Mr. Antoni 26 Third Russian (Polish)    
GUNN, Mr. C.   Deck British    
GUNTHER, Mr. Charles   Engineering British    
GWYER, Reverend Herbert Linford 32 Second British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
GWYER, Mrs. Herbert Linford (Margaret Inglis Adams Cairns) 26 Second British 15, collapsible Flying Fish
HAGEN, Mr. Francis J. 30 Victualling British    
HALDANE, Mr. James Cargill 36 Second British    
HALL, Mr. Edwin   Victualling British    
HALLAM, Mr. Ernest 38 Victualling British    
HAMMOND, Mrs. Frederick Sydney (Kathleen Saunders McParland) 29 Saloon British    
HAMMOND, Mr. Ogden Haggerty 46 Saloon USA 20 Flying Fish
HAMPSHIRE, Miss Elizabeth Eleanor 36 Second British 13 Stormcock
HANES, Mr. Duncan Arthur Walpole 32 Second British    
HANLEY, Mr. Peter   Third British    
HARDWICK, Mr. Charles Cheever 50 Saloon USA 17, 19 towed to shore
HARDY, Miss Elsie 25 Second British    
HARKNESS, Mr. William Herbert 25 Victualling British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
HARMAN, Mr. John 56 Deck British (Irish)    
HARRIS, Mr. Dwight Carlton 31 Saloon USA    
HARRISON, Mr. George Wraith 24 Third British    
HAWKINS, Mr. Thomas Handel 25 Band British    
HEBDEN, Mr. Robert 35 Third British    
HEIGHWAY, Mr. Edward John 41 Deck British (Irish)    
HEMINGWAY, Mr. John William 27 Band British    
HENDERSON, Master Harris “Huntley” 10 Second British    
HENDERSON, Mrs. Harris “Huntley” Russell (Violet Alice Yeatman) 32 Second British    
HENDERSON, Mr. John 31 Victualling British    
HENDRY, Mr. William   Victualling British    
HENNESSEY, Mr. Francis  44 Deck British    
HENRY, Mrs. John (Catherine Ruane) 24 Third British    
HENSHAW, Mrs. George (Mabel Iris Baker) 27 Second British   Bluebell
HERTZ, Mr. Douglas Grant 32 (22?) Second British 22 Julia
HESKETH, Mr. Alfred W. 31 Third British    
HEYES, Mr. J.   Deck British    
HILL, Mr. Charles Tilden 38 Saloon USA 14 Indian Empire
HILL, Mrs. Richard (Emily Jane Haynes) 31 (32?) Second British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
HILL, Mr. William Spencer 29 Second British    
HOGAN, Miss Jane 39 Third British    
HOGG, Mrs. Ellen 28 Second British    
HOLBOURN, Professor John “Ian” Bernard Stoughton 43 Second British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12), Stormcock
HOLLAND, Mrs. H. Hedley L. (Nina Nadin) 34 Second USA    
HOLMAN, Mr. Frank   Victualling British    
HOLT, Master William Robert Grattan 15 Saloon British    
HOLTON, Master Benjamin R. H. 16 Victualling British   Indian Empire
HOME, Mr. Thomas 50 Saloon British    
HOOK, Miss Elsie (daughter of George) 12 Third British    
HOOK, Master Frank (son of George) 11 Third British   Brock
HOOK, Mr. George (father of Elsie and Frank) 47 Third British    
HORRIGAN, Master Cornelius 16 Victualling British   Heron
HOSKINS, Mr. Arthur   Second British    
HOTCHKISS, Mr. Charles   Victualling British   Heron
HOUGHTON, Dr. James Tilly 29 Saloon USA collapsible 0-50
HOUNSELL, Mr. Edgar Cyril 28 Second British    
HOWLEY, Mrs. Edward (Rose Howley) 42 Third British    
HUGHES, Mr. Edward   Victualling British    
HUGHES, Miss Ellen   Victualling British    
HUGHES, Mr. William   Engineering British    
HULL, Mrs. George (Winifred Keeling) 33 Second British    
HULL, Mrs. Margaret   Victualling British    
HUME, Mr. James 19 Deck British (Irish) collapsible  
HURLEY, Miss Margaret (maid to the Learoyds) 25 Saloon British    
HUSSEY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
HUTCHINSON, Mr. George   Engineering British    
HUTCHINSON, Mr. George   Engineering British    
INCH, Mr. William Ernest 27 Second British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
IPSEN, Mr. Owen Alfred   Victualling British    
IWANUK, Mr. Emilian 27 Third Russian    
JACKSON, Mr. Isaac   Second British    
JAMES, Miss Violet Isabel 32 Third British    
JEFFERY, Mr. Charles Thomas 39 Saloon USA    
JENKINS, Mr. Francis Bertram 29 Saloon British    
JOHNSON, Mr. Herbert K. 24 Third British    
JOHNSTON, Mr. Hugh Robert  21 Deck British    
JOLIVET, Miss Marguerite “Rita” Lucile 25 Saloon French collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
JONES, Mr. Arthur Rowland 33 Deck British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
JONES, Mr. John Frederick Valentine   Victualling British    
JONES, Mr. Michael   Engineering British    
JONES, Mr. William “Parry” Gwynn(e) 24 Second British    
JONES, Mr. William Ewart Gladstone 29 ? Engineering British   Stormcock
JOYNSON, Mr. Edgar H. 19 Victualling British    
JUDSON, Mr. Frederick Sheldon 25 Second USA    
JUNCZYK, Mr. Egor 24 Third Russian    
KAY, Master Robert Belsher 7 Second British collapsible  
KAYE, Miss Kathleen (Hannah Ermine Kathleen Kirschbaum) 16 Second British    
KEEBLE, Mr. Wilfrid R. 31 Saloon British    
KEEBLE, Mrs. Wilfrid R. (Fannie Maud Goldsbrough) 32 Saloon British    
KEMPSON, Mr. Maitland 55 Saloon British    
KENAN, Dr. Owen Hill 42 Saloon USA    
KENNEDY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
KENNEDY, Mr. John   Victualling British    
KENNY, Miss Agnes 26 Third British    
KEOGH, Mr. P.   Engineering British    
KESSLER, Mr. George A. 52 Saloon USA collapsible Bluebell
KIDD, Mr. Frank 40 Victualling British    
KILKENNY, Miss Delia Mary 33 Third British    
KILLAWE, Miss Winifred 30 Third British    
KNIGHT, Mr. Charles Thomas   Deck British    
KNILL, Mr. George   Victualling British    
KNOX, Mr. Samuel McIlhenny 57 Saloon USA collapsible Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
KOMARYSHYN, Mr. Hryhory 43 Third Russian (Ukrainian?)    
KUPFENAGEL, Mr. Alfred Felix C.   Victualling British    
LAMONT, Mr. Charles 28 Victualling British    
LANDER, Mr. Edward Harris 32 Second British 7?, collapsible Bluebell
LANE, Mr. George Benjamin 26 Second British swamped boat trawler
LASSETTER, Lieutenant Frederic Macquarie A. (Antill?) 22 Saloon British box Westborough (Katrina)
LASSETTER, Mrs. Harry Beauchamp (Elisabeth Anne Antill) 43 Saloon British box Westborough (Katrina)
LAURIAT, Mr. Charles Emelius, Jr. 40 Saloon USA collapsible Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
LAWRENCE, Mr. William   Engineering British    
LAWSON, Mr. Percy   Victualling British    
LAWSON, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
Le TOUZEL, Mr. Sydney Gybbon 32 Victualling British    
LEACH, Mr. John F. 35 Victualling British    
LEAROYD, Mrs. Charles Alfred (Mabel Kate Symonds) 41 Saloon British    
LEARY, Mr. James Joseph 35 Saloon USA   0-50
LEE, Miss Bridget 51 Second British    
LEE, Mr. Richard 21 Victualling British    
LEECH, Mr. T.   Engineering British    
LEHMANN, Mr. Isaac 36 Saloon USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
LEIPOLD, Miss Catherine Estella M. 27 Second British    
LEITCH, Mrs. M.   Victualling British    
LEITH, Mr. Robert   Deck British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
LEMON, Mr. John   Engineering British    
LEVINSON, Mr. Joseph 36 Saloon British    
LEWIS, Miss Edith 5 Second British    
LEWIS, Mr. Isaac “John” 31 Second British    
LEWIS, Mrs. Isaac “John” (Jane Marshall) 31 Second British    
LEWIS, Mr. John Idwal 29 Deck British    
LEWIS, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
LIGHT, Mr. Herbert 32 Third British    
LINES, Miss Alice Maud (nurse to the Pearls) 18 Saloon British 13 Stormcock
LINES, Mr. Stanley Llandolf Burnett 30 Second British    
LINES, Mrs. Stanley Llandolf Burnett (Ethel Moore Lamping) 34 Second British 13  
LITTLE, Mr. George   Engineering British    
LIVERMORE, Mr. Vernon   Victualling British   Heron
LOBB, Mrs. Reginald Popham (Mary Beatrice Jackman) 31 Saloon British    
LOCKETT, Mr. Harry   Deck British    
LOCKHART, Mr. Reginald Raphael 49 Saloon British    
LOGAN, Mrs. James (Ruth Thompson McCorry) 27 Third British   torpedo boat
LOHDEN, Mrs. H. Arnold (Sarah Rose Mary Arnold) 38 Second British    
LOHDEN, Miss Rose Elsie 11 Second British    
LONEY, Miss Virginia Bruce 15 Saloon USA 14 fishing trawler
LUCAS, Mr. Francis John 22 Second British    
LUKER, Mr. Francis John 30 Third British 11, 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
LUND, Mrs. Charles Henry (Sarah Jane Mounsey) 29 Second USA    
MacFARQUHAR, Miss Grace Marie 16 Second USA    
MacFARQUHAR, Mrs. John (Jane Ann Grant) 52 Second USA    
MACHELL, Miss Elizabeth   Victualling British    
MACKENZIE, Mr. Robert Anderson 40 Third British (N. Irish)    
MACKWORTH, Lady Humphrey (Margaret Haig Thomas) 32 Saloon British none Bluebell
MADDEN, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
MAINMAN, Master Edwin Richard 7 Second British    
MAINMAN, Miss Elizabeth 7 Second British    
MAINMAN, Miss Mary “Molly” Frances 16 Second British    
MALFIAT, Mr. Shef   Engineering Belgian    
MALICZ, Mr. Pawel L. 34 Third Russian (Polish)    
MANBY, Miss Ada 36 Second British    
MANNING, Mr. Peter   Engineering British    
MANNION, Mr. Martin   Second British    
MARICHAL, Professor Joseph Phillibert René 38 Second French 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Mrs. Joseph Phillibert René (Yvonne Jessie Emerson) 39 Second French 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Master Maurice 2 Second French 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Miss Phyllis Renée 4 Second French 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARICHAL, Miss Yvonne “Eve” 5 Second French 21 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MARSH, Mrs. Thomas (Annie) 26 Third British    
MARSHALL, Mrs. Fannie E. 35 Third British    
MARTIN, Mr. Albert   Engineering British    
MARTIN, Mrs. Albert (Laura Truman) 56 Third British    
MARTIN, Miss Ruby 26 Second British    
MATHEWS, Mr. Arthur Thomas 38 Saloon British    
MATTHEWS, Mr. Henry   Victualling British    
MATTHEWS, Mr. Thomas 27 Third British    
MAYCOCK, Miss Mary 23 Second British    
MAYLOR, Mr. George   Victualling British    
MAZURAK, Mr. Iwan “John” 22 Third Russian    
McALEAVEY, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
McCARTHY, Mr. Patrick   Engineering British    
McCLIMOND, Mr. Samuel 32 Third British (Irish)    
McCLELLAND, Mr. David   Victualling British    
McCLINTOCK, Miss Margaret 31 Second British    
McCOLM, Mrs. James A. (Christina Harrow S. Rae) 38 Second British    
McCONNEL, Mr. John Wanklyn 60 Saloon British    
McCORMICK, Mr. David Craig   Deck British    
McCORMACK, Mr. Thomas 30 Third British   Indian Empire
McDERMOTT, Mr. Andrew 22 Third British    
McDERMOTT, Mr. Eugene   Engineering British    
McDONALD, Mr. Charles   Victualling British    
McDONNELL, Miss Kate “Kitty” 25 Second British (Irish)    
McEVOY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
McFAYDEN, Mr. Hugh 24 Second British    
McGINLEY, Mr. Patrick Vincent 32 Second British    
McGINTY, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
McGOWAN, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
McGUGAN, Mr. Donald   Engineering British    
McGUINESS, Mr. Bernard   Engineering British    
McIVER, Mr. John   Victualling British    
McKECHAN, Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth Ballantyne) 32 Second British    
McKENNA, Mr. Frank   Engineering British    
McKENNA, Mr. Patrick   Engineering British    
McKENZIE, Mr. Henry   Victualling British    
McKINLEY, Mr. Andrew   Engineering British    
McLELLAN, Miss Sarah 36 Second British    
McLOUGHLIN, Mr. Patrick J. 35 Third British    
McMAHON, Mr. P.   Engineering British    
McMURRAY, Mr. Leonard Leathes 48 Saloon British    
McSANE, Mr. Patrick   Victualling British    
McSTAY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
MECREDY, Dr. Ralph Jack Richard, Jr. 26 Second British   trawler
MERIHEINA, Mr. William Uno 26 Second Russian    
MICHAEL, Mr. Dewi 38 (?) Second British    
MIDDLEMAST, Mrs. Edward (Isabella L. Woodget) 32 Second British    
MIDDLETON, Miss Alice 25 Second British    
MILFORD, Mr. Frederick John 36 Second USA   Flying Fish
MITCHELL, Mr. Arthur Jackson 45 Second USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
MITCHELL, Mr. George   Victualling British    
MITCHELL, Mrs. Walter Dawson (Jeanette “Nettie” Elizabeth Moore) 27 Second British (Irish)   Indian Empire (?)
MITCHELL, Mr. William   Victualling British    
MOODY, Miss Martha (Meta) 38 Second British (Irish)    
MOORE, Mr. Daniel   Deck British    
MOORE, Dr. Daniel Virgil 36 Second USA   Brock
MOORE, Mr. John 24 Second British   Indian Empire
MORAN, Mr. James   Engineering British (Irish)    
MORAN, Mr. Patrick   Engineering British    
MORECROFT, Mrs. Herbert (Fannie Jane Chamberlain) 43 Victualling British 13 Stormcock
MORELL, Mrs. Max Samuel (Goldiana “Georgina” Ambler) 71 Saloon British    
MORRIS, Reverend Hugh Carlton Syddall 32 Second British    
MORSE, Mr. Robert 40 Victualling British    
MORTON, Mr. John Clifford   Deck British    
MORTON, Mr. Leslie Noel 18 Deck British collapsible Indian Empire
MOSES, Mrs. George (Janet Lynn) 46 Third British    
MOSLEY, Mr. George Gordon 29 Saloon British    
MUDGE, Mr. John   Victualling British    
MUIR, Mr. Matthew 62 (?) Second British    
MUIRHEAD, Mr. William 31 Third British    
MURDOCH, Miss Jessie 34 Second British  15  
MURPHY, Mr. Dennis 23 Engineering British    
MURPHY, Mr. James   Engineering British (Irish)    
MURRAY, Mrs. Christopher (Rose Ellen McGinley) 30 Second USA    
MYERS, Mr. Joseph Lewis 48 Saloon USA   Westborough (Katrina)
MYERS, Master William Ellason G. 16 Second British    
NAISH, Mrs. Theodore (Belle Saunders) 49 Second USA 22 Julia
NEATBY, Miss Winifred “Freda” 29 Second British    
NEEDHAM, Mr. Henry E.   Second British    
NEEDHAM, Mr. Patrick 47 Engineering British    
NEGUS, Mr. Edward 27 Second British    
NEILSON, Miss Gerda Theoline 29 Third British    
NEILSON, Miss Violet   Third Norwegian    
NEVILLE, Mrs. Albert Charles (Mabel Frances) 35 Second British    
NEWBOLD, Mr. Hubert H.   Victualling British    
NEWBY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
NEWPORT, Mr. William   Victualling British    
NIEMANN, Mr. Robert   Victualling British    
NIXON, Mr. Harold   Victualling British    
NORMAN, Mr. Arthur William   Engineering British    
NORTH, Miss Olive 25 Second British   Juno
O’CONNELL, Mr. John 19 Engineering British collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
O’NEILL, Mr. James   Engineering British    
O’NEILL, Mr. Paul   Engineering British    
O’DONNELL, Mr. Patrick 35 Second USA    
O’MAHONEY, Mr. Thomas 21 Deck British    
O’NEILL, Mr. Frederick Hugh   Deck British    
ORR-LEWIS, Mr. (later Sir) Frederick Orr 49 Saloon British    
OSBORNE, Mrs. Alexander Bryson (Alexandra Mary Bryson) 49 Saloon British    
OSTERBURG, Mr. August   Engineering Russian (Finnish)    
OSTERMAN, Mr. Jacob   Victualling British    
OTTINO, Mr. John   Victualling British    
OWEN, Mr. Thomas   Victualling British    
OWENS, Mrs. Hubert Isaacs (Cecelia Mildred Smith) 33 Second British swamped collapsible trawler
PADLEY, Mrs. Charles (Florence May Fry) 23 Saloon British    
PAGE, Mr. Andrew 30 Second British    
PAPPADOPOULOS, Mrs. Michael N. (Angela) 32 Saloon Greek    
PARKES, Mr. William Henry 23 Third British    
PARRY, Mr. Frank 45 Victualling British    
PARRY, Mr. Joseph 26 Deck British    
PARTRIDGE, Mr. Frank E. 42 Saloon British    
PAVEY, Miss Lorna Mary 28 Second British 14?  
PAYNE, Mr. Martin Sylvester 19 Second British    
PAYNTER, Miss Irene Emily 30 Saloon British    
PEACOCK, Mrs. Thomas Edward (Elizabeth L. Todd) 48 Second British    
PEACOCK, Master Thomas Edward, Jr. 17 Second British    
PEARL, Miss Audrey Warren 03-months Saloon USA 13 Stormcock
PEARL, Surgeon-Major Frederic “Frank” Warren 46 Saloon USA collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
PEARL, Mrs. Frederic Warren (Amy Lea Duncan) 34 Saloon USA overturned boat tramp steamer
PEARL, Master Stuart Duncan Day 5 Saloon USA 13 Stormcock
PEDERSON, Mr. Adolph   Victualling British    
PELLS, Mr. Cyril Elmore 24 Second British    
PELLS, Mrs. Cyril Elmore (Mary Anita Reeve) 32 Second British    
PENNY, Mr. Percy 33 Victualling British    
PERKA, Mr. Maxim Antanow 27 Third Russian    
PERRY, Mr. Frederick John 25 Saloon British    
PETRONSIAN, Mr. Kahraman 16 Third Russian    
PHILLIPS, Miss Mary 33 Victualling British    
PHILLIPS, Mr. Wallace Banta 29 Saloon USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
PICKARD, Mr. Frederick J. 30 Third British    
PIERPOINT, Detective-Inspector William John 51 Saloon British    
PIRIE, Mr. Robinson 59 Saloon British box, collapsible  
PLUMMER, Mr. Leslie   Engineering British    
POLUBINSKI, Mr. Mikentii 44 Third Russian    
POPE, Miss Theodate (Effie Brooks Pope) 48 Saloon USA   Julia
POSEN, Mr. Eugene Henry 41 Saloon British    
POWELL, Mr. Edward   Engineering British    
POWER, Mr. Daniel   Engineering British    
PRATT, Mr. Richard   Victualling British    
PRESTON-SMITH, Mr. John 28 Second British   Heron
PRINGLE, Mr. Thomas   Victualling British    
PULIK, Mr. Mychail 34 Third Russian    
PYE, Mrs. William Samuel (Charlotte Lillian) 28 Second British collapsible Flying Fish
QUINN, Mr. Alfred   Victualling British    
QUINN, Mr. Thomas William (father of Thomas Quinn, bo’sun’s boy)   Deck British    
RAFFERTY, Mr. Patrick   Engineering British    
RALPH, Mr. M.   Engineering British    
RANDALL, Mr. Charles 53 Victualling British    
RANKIN, Mr. Robert 33 Saloon USA 11 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
RATCLIFF, Mr. Norman Albert 36 Saloon British    
RAWEN, Miss Annie 29 Third British    
READDIE, Mr. James Robert 29 Second British    
REDMOND, Mr. James   Victualling British    
REYNOLDS, Mr. Patrick   Engineering British    
RHYS-EVANS, Mr. Arnold Leslie (secretary to Mr. Thomas) 23 Saloon British 11 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
RICE, Mr. Stephen   Engineering British    
RICHARDS, Master Cecil Harry 4 Second USA    
RICHARDS, Mr. Thomas Henry 40 Second USA    
RICHARDS, Mrs. Thomas Henry (Phillippa “Phyllis” Conner) 38 Second British    
RICHARDS, Master Thomas Percy 7 Second British    
RICHARDSON, Mrs. James (Annie) 39 Second British 13 Stormcock
RILEY, Mr. Edward 30 Third British    
RILEY, Mrs. Edward (Annie Taylor) 29 Third British    
RILEY, Miss Ethel 4 Third British 13 Stormcock
RILEY, Miss Sutcliffe 4 Third British 13 Stormcock
ROACH, Mr. John   Victualling British    
ROBERTS, Mr. Charles A. 25 Deck British    
ROBERTSON, Mr. Neil   Deck British    
ROBINSON, Mrs. Thomas H. (Edith)   Second British    
ROBINSON, Mr. William   Engineering British    
ROGERS, Miss Elizabeth (sister of Sarah Fish)   Second British 7?, collapsible Bluebell
ROGERS, Mr. Percy William 46 Saloon British 14?, collapsible trawler (Wanderer/ Peel 12?), Flying Fish
ROPER, Mr. John Patrick   Deck British   Bluebell
ROSE, Mr. Fred J.   Second British    
ROSE, Mr. William   Victualling British   Indian Empire
ROSS, Mr. E. W.   Engineering British    
ROSSITER, Mr. Laurence   Engineering British    
ROURKE, Mr. Stanley 21? Victualling British    
ROWAN, Mr. Fred 44 Engineering British (Irish)    
ROWBOTHAM, Mr. Harold E.   Victualling British   Heron
RUDDAN, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
RUSHTON, Mr. George   Victualling British    
RUSSELL, Mr. Frederick   Victualling British    
RYERSON, Miss Laura Mary 23 Saloon British 14  
SANDELLS, Mr. Thomas 50 Second British    
SCANNELL, Mr. Charles 25 Engineering British (Irish)    
SCANTLEBURY, Mr. Samuel   Victualling British    
SCHWARTE, Mr. Friedrich Wilhelm August 44 Saloon British    
SCOTT, Master Arthur, Jr. 8 Third British    
SCOTT, Mr. George 27 Second British    
SCRIMGEOUR, Mr. William   Second British    
SECCHI, Mrs. Herbert (Edith Helen West) 35 Second British    
SEFERIEN, Mr. Levon 29 Third Persian    
SEPHTON, Mr. William   Victualling British    
SERGIS, Mr. George 37 Third Persian    
SETTLE, Mr. Vincent 55 Victualling British    
SHACKNELL, Mr. William George 50 Third British    
SHARKEY, Mr. John   Engineering British    
SHARP, Miss Annie 32 Third British    
SHARP, Master George 15 Third British    
SHARP, Mr. Samuel S. 53 Third British    
SHARP, Mrs. Samuel S. (Mary Jane) 53 Third British    
SHAVLEY, Mr. Gerald   Victualling British    
SHEIL, Mr. Michael S. 32 Victualling British    
SHEPPERSON, Mr. Arthur George 26 Third British    
SHKERDOFF, Mr. Jacob 19 Third Russian    
ZIKKING, Mr. Florence   Deck British    
SIKKING, Mr. James 24 Deck British    
SIMPSON, Mr. Edward 50 Third British    
SIMPSON, Reverend Henry Wood 37 Second British boat trawler
SIMPSON, Mr. Malcolm 34 Victualling British    
SINNOT, Mr. William   Engineering British    
SKAY, Master Edward 16 ? Victualling British    
SLATTERY, Mr. Patrick John 27 Second USA    
SLAVIN, Mr. Owen   Engineering British (Irish)    
SLIDELL, Mr. M. Thomas 41 Saloon USA    
SLINGSBY, Mr. George (valet to Mr. Orr-Lewis) 26 Saloon British    
SMETHURST, Mr. Harold 27 Third British    
SMETHURST, Mrs. Harold (Alice) 24 Third British    
SMITH, Mr. George 33 Third British    
SMITH, Miss Helen 6 Second British 13 Stormcock
SMITH, Mrs. John W. (Jessie Taft) 39 Saloon USA   towed by fishing boat, Stormcock
SMITH, Mr. William   Victualling British    
SNOWDEN, Mr. Thomas 30 Third British    
SOBOLOWSKI, Mr. Mitrofan 29 Third Russian    
SORENSON, Mr. Soren 33 Second British    
SPENDLEY, Mrs. David March (Kate Bermet) 28 Third British    
STAFFORD, Mr. Thomas   Engineering British    
STANLEY, Mr. David H.   Victualling British    
STANLEY, Mr. H.   Engineering British    
STANLEY (Shanley?), Mr. J.   Engineering British    
STEELE, Mr. George 29 Third British    
STEPHEN, Mr. Thomas Ohan 23 Third USA    
STEVENS, Mr. George 28 Third British    
STEWART, Mrs. James (Christina Knox?) 30 Second British    
STEWART, Master John Knox 05-months Second British    
STOCKTON, Mr. Alfred 23 Third British    
STONES, Mr. Norman 28 Second British    
STORCH, Mr. Walter Reinhold 29 Second British    
STROUD, Mr. Edwin Percy Wallace 38 Second British    
STROUD, Mrs. Edwin Percy Wallace (Constance Eda Simpson) 31 Second British    
STRYNECHUK, Mr. Save 26 Third Russian    
STURDY, Mr. Charles Frederick 38 Saloon British    
SULLIVAN (O’Sullivan), Mr. Florence 26 Second British (Irish)    
SULLIVAN (O’Sullivan), Mrs. Florence (Julia O’Neill) 25 Second British (Irish)   Heron
SUMNER, Mr. Thomas   Second British    
SUTTON, Mr. Frank   Victualling British    
SWEENEY, Mr. John Martin   Second USA    
SWEET, Mr. Frank Harold 22 Second British    
TAFT, Mr. Sidney 31 Second British    
TARACSEWICS, Mr. Iwan 42 Third Russian    
TARRY, Mr. Edward 27 Second British    
TAYLOR, Mr. Chris   Engineering British    
TAYLOR, Mr. Harold William 21 Third British    
TAYLOR, Mrs. Harold William (Lucy Haddock) 19 Third British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
TAYLOR, Mr. Richard Lionel 31 Saloon British    
TAYLOR, Master Stanley Robert 14 Second USA    
THOMAS, Mr. David Alfred 59 Saloon British 11 Wanderer (Peel 12), Flying Fish
THOMAS, Mr. John   Victualling British    
THOMPSON, Mrs. Elbridge Blish (Maude Robinson) 32 Saloon USA   Westborough (Katrina)
THOMPSON, Mr. John E.   Engineering British    
THOMPSON, Mr. Joseph 40 Third British   Heron
THOMPSON, Mr. Leonard Henry   Deck British    
THORNLEY, Mr. George   Victualling British    
TIERNEY, Mr. Michael   Engineering British    
TIJOU, Mr. Walter Edgar 44 Second British upturned boat fishing trawler
TIMMIS, Mr. Robert James 51 Saloon British    
TOBIN, Mrs. Nora 25 Third British    
TODD, Mr. James   Deck British    
TOMASZEWICZ, Mr. Iwan 28 Third Russian (Polish)    
TONER (Tower), Mr. Francis “Frank”   Engineering British (Irish)   Heron
TOOTAL, Mr. Frederick Edward Owen 39 Saloon British 17  
TOUHY, Miss Margaret 25 Third British    
TOWNLEY, Mr. Ernest Ethelbert 56 Saloon British    
TURNER, Mr. Scott 34 Saloon USA    
TURNER, Captain William Thomas 58 Deck British   Bluebell
TURPIN, Mr. Thomas Keith 30 Second British    
TURPIN, Mrs. Thomas Keith (Maud Adelaide Otway Hatchell)   Second British    
TURTON, Mr. George Henderson 45 Saloon British    
Van HOECK, Mr. Julius E. 27 Victualling Dutch    
VASSAR, Mr. William Arthur Fisher 44 Saloon British    
VEALS, Mr. Albert Edward 31 Third British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
VEALS, Mrs. Albert Edward (Agnes Maud Bailey) 27 Third British 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
VESCOVI, Dr. Silvio de 28 Second Italian collapsible Westborough (Katrina)
WAKEFIELD, Mrs. Alexander Thomas (Mary Gertrude Smith)   Saloon British    
WALKER, Miss Annie (maid to the Allans) 30 Saloon British   Westborough (Katrina)
WALLACE, Mr. Cyril John George 20 Second British 22 Julia
WALLACE, Mr. James   Victualling British    
WALSH, Mr. R.   Engineering British    
WARD, Mr. George 48 Third British    
WARD, Mrs. George (Ellen) 43 Third British    
WARD, Mr. John   Engineering British    
WEBB, Miss Minnie 34? Second British    
WEBSTER, Mr. Frederick G. 28 Second British    
WEBSTER, Master William 3 Second British    
WEIGH, Mr. Edward   Victualling British    
WELSH, Mr. John 34 Third British    
WHALEY, Mr. Robert William 33 Second British    
WHALLEY, Mr. Leslie   Victualling British    
WHITCOMBE, Mr. Hugh Martin Donald Gore 25 Second British    
WHITEHEAD, Miss Florence 41 Second British 13 Stormcock
WHITMORE, Mr. George   Engineering British    
WHYATT, Mrs. Aaron Taylor (Martha Ann Bussey) 60 Second British collapsible  
WICKINGS-SMITH, Mr. Cyril 27 Second British    
WICKINGS-SMITH, Mrs. Cyril (Phyllis Bailey Fenn) 24 Second British    
WICKINGS-SMITH, Miss Nancy Eileen Fenn Infant Second British 11 Wanderer (Peel 12)
WIGGINS, Mrs. Arthur Vaughn (Sarah Helena Rogerson) 49 Second British    
WIGGINS, Mr. William 23 Victualling British    
WILD, Miss Agnes 21 Second British starboard boat (13?) fishing boat and Stormcock
WILD, Miss Evelyn Norbury 25 Second British starboard boat (13?) fishing boat and Stormcock
WILKES, Miss Alice Kate 30 Third British    
WILLIAMS, Miss Beatrice 24 Second British    
WILLIAMS, Miss Edith 9 Third British/USA    
WILLIAMS, Master John Edward 10 Third British/USA    
WILLIAMS, Mr. Robert   Second British    
WILLIAMS, Mr. Thomas J. 32 Second British    
WILLIAMS, Mr. William   Deck British    
WILLIAMS, Mr. William H.   Victualling British    
WILMIN, Mr. William   Victualling British    
WILSON, Mr. John   Second British 14?  
WILSON, Mrs. Patrick (Minnie “Inez” Corbett) 46 Second British    
WINTER, Miss Thirza 31 Second British   Juno
WITHERBEE, Mrs. Alfred Scott (Beatrice Wilhemena Theodora LaTouche) 24 Saloon USA    
WOLFENDEN, Mrs. John Charles (Dora Roden) 49 Second USA 15 Wanderer (Peel 12)
WOOD, Mr. Alfred   Victualling British    
WOOD, Mr. Walter 31 Victualling British    
WOODS, Mr. Joseph   Engineering British    
WOODWORD, Mr. Robert 22 Third British    
WORDSWORTH, Mr. Osmund Bartle 27 Second British    
WORDSWORTH, Miss Ruth Mary 37 Second British overturned boat Julia
WRIGHT, Mr. Robert Currie 54 Saloon USA    
WYLIE, Mr. Richard G. 31 Engineering British    
WYNNE, Master George 16 Victualling British    
YOHANAN, Mr. Alvaretz 32 Third Persian    
YUNG, Mr. Philippe Joseph 33 Saloon Belgian    
*CLARKE, Mr. Alfred Russell 55 Saloon British collapsible  
*KNIGHT, Mr. Charles 65 Victualling British    
*McKECHAN, Master Campbell Ballantyne 10-months Second British    
*PLANK, Mrs. David (Harriet Slinger) 61 Second British    

 

61 thoughts on “Lusitania Survivors”

  1. The woman you have listed as Fanny Morecroft was actually Fannie Jane Morecroft, born Chamberlain. Her age, at 36, represents some judicious alteration on her part, as she was actually born in 1877, but thought it best to keep younger to stay employed!

  3. The survivor listed as Miss Margaret Ballantyne was my grandmother, she was returning from America where she worked as a childrens nanny. Her father instructed her to return to be safe due to the outbreak of war. She went on to marry and have 2 sons, one of whom was my father. She never talked much about her experience, but did say that she was in the water for a long time before she was rescued.

  5. My grandmother Margaret Touhy was also a survivor of the Lusitania, she also was returning home from America where she worked as a nanny.She ended up in a life boat which then capsized, apparently she was pulled from the water by a soldier. She never wanted to talk about her experience, she went on to have five children, one of which was my father James Mulhern.

    • Hi Josie! Thank you for visiting. I would like to double-check the spelling of your grandmother’s name – she appears in the list I have as Margaret Tuohey. If this spelling is incorrect, please let me know.

    • Hi Josie
      Could you tell us a bit more about your grandmother? Name of her husband? Where and when she died? It would help with her bio. Are you doing anything for the 100th anniversary?

  7. John ‘Jack’ FitzGerald was an Electrician on the RMS LUSITANIA – he survived the sinking, and supposedly helped save two children in the sinking, and may have been awarded the Royal Humane Society’s Award. My Dad served under him at the Cunnard Engine Works during his electrical apprenticeship between 1918-1923 and heard horrific tales of the sinking. My Dad was very taken with this gentleman and the help he gave my Dad during that time.

  8. Hello; After a long time of searching, I finally found my grandfather’s name on the list. I was beginning to doubt the stories I had heard about him. His name was Robert Farrow, and he was 32 years of age when the ship went down. He was saved and apparently help save others. My dad, Ernest Harold ‘Pete’ Farrow was born 4 years later, and went on to serve in WW 11 as a bomber/navigater in the air force. He was shot down, captured in the desert, and was incarcerated in a pow camp for 4 years. My grandfather passed away in the mid fifties, but led a great life in Swansea (Toronto-Canada)and operated a coal yard and built homes. He was a great carpenter. He had two children, a son and daughter, and was married to Bertha Farrow.

    • Hi Rick basically my great Grandad was Charles Farrow the brother of Robert Farrow,both born in Bury .My grans just passed away the last Farrow I know of,we’ve have found pictures of Robert and Bertha when they visited the UK regularly.Please contact me at dani57@sky.com please.

  10. Harry Ride George Allport.
    b. 09 May 1880 at Stepney, London, England
    d. 05 Nov 1966 at Orange Co, California, USA aged 86

    He was a steward onboard the Lusitania. The record indicates he worked in the saloon. What does “victualling” mean? A meal ticket?

    • Hi Joseph,

      Thanks for stopping by! Victualling is a term for the service staff who dealt directly with passengers, and not members of the engineering or navigation (deck) crew. But yes, the word victualling is derived from “victuals” as in to provide food. From the information you’ve given, I’ve created a page for Harry Allport. Please let me know if you have any further information or pictures that you would like to share about him. Thank you!

  11. I have just discovered this site and have found it quite interesting. My grandfather, Mr. James Robert Readdie was a survivor. He never talked a lot about the sinking though when directly questioned he would answer only a few questions. He was a strong swimmer thru out his life and was a firm believer that everyone should know how to swim well. I suppose it was a result of his experience on the Lusitania and was almost a requisite within our family, something which seems to be handed down. His two daughters, my mother and my aunt, were both competitive swimmers when younger and both their families grandchildren and great grandchildren are all water babies. Strange how an incident over a hundred years ago can shape behaviors over many generations.

    I was wondering if perhaps anyone had any information about him. Thanks

  12. My ancestor is Robert Daniel Fletcher Chisholm. He was a second Steward on the Lusitanial and was one of the crew that spotted the torpedo approach the vessel on the day that it was torpedoed.
    He was one of the survivors and later became a steward on the Ophir (the ship that was involved in looking for the wreck of the Lisitania). His grandfather Captain Daniel Chisholm was also a ships salvager, he dived searching for ship wrecks. There is a memorial to him in Rake Lane Cemetery (Wallasey, Merseyside) commemorating his life and achievements.

    Does any one have any information on the either Robert or Daniel

  13. William (Bill) Smith built the house that I own here in Nelson, BC Canada. As far as I know thus far, however, I am going to go search the archives at the local museum as soon as I get a chance, he built and lived in this house until his death. He was a Scotsman and he did a beautiful job of building my house, which was likely around 1920. My neighbours, who are 86 and 97, recall there being a newspaper story on his survival of the Lusitania, if I can find it or an obituary in the archives I’ll send it your way. Otherwise I will be looking for building permits (not likely as the house it too old and they weren’t required) or plumbing/electrical permits in his name, as both of those were added in at a later date. I’ll keep you posted.

  14. Hi
    My grandad was Harry costain,crewman aboard wanderer ,a small fishing vessel,he is long dead now,but he and his family ,will be proud forever for the people that they saved,he never ever spoke about the horror that they encounted that fatefull day.

    Melvynreid@manx.net
    Proud grandson

  15. Hey there! interesting page, my great grandfather was a survivor and received a George medal for something which we are not to sure about, his name is not in the list above though and my grandmother recalls him saying he survived the ship, his name is Louis or (Luis) D’souza (D’sousa)

    Thanks a lot!

  16. my great grandad patrick reynolds was working beneath the boat when the disaster happened. he managed to get off, and swam back to rescue a woman and her children. i would love to know who he rescued!!

  17. My late father’s uncle (Albert Charles NEVILLE age 40…thus my GREAT uncle) was lost along with his THREE children [Evelyn 14, Charles 11 & Muriel 4] whilst his wife Mabel Frances NEVILLE age 35 was a survivor who ‘disappeared off the radar’ after the ghastly incident.
    Should anyone reading this have any snippet of information on her life OR death after 1915 I should be most interested to hear it! [SO easy to fail to understand just how dreadful such an experience must have been…..lost your husband & 3 children….. unimaginably awful.]
    Great Uncle Albert C. Neville had apparently been a prosperous fish merchant in Berkhamstead…..I know NO more than that.]

      • Mike,Richard. I’m due to tell the story of the Lusitania, with Mabel Frances Neville as the focus, in Watford Museum on 2nd May. She went to stay with a relative in Watford immediately after the sinking. The museum has several newspaper clippings about her. If you can point me to any further details or the Australian Newspaper account I would be very grateful.

        I know that she was born in 1879 in Plymouth. She remarried on 24 June 1916, in Melbourne, to Walter Best. It is possible that she had a daughter called Peggy in 1917, in East Melbourne. There is a December 1922 death record for a Mabel F Best of Watford.

    • Hello Richard,
      My name is Martin Hine, my grandmother was Jessie Myra Hine (nee Neville). My late father, Arthur Victor Hine – known as Vic, compiled an extensive family history on both the Neville and Hine families, illustrated with drawings, maps etc. This history has extensive coverage of the RMS Lusitania tragedy and the effect it had on the Neville family. It also covers the search in vain for Mabel Frances Neville and like you had no answer to that question until those given on this website and further research we have undertaken since. It would be interesting to know what part of the Neville family you’re from, so that I might be able to add further to the family history. If you are interested my email address is: hinesight@btconnect.com.

    • Hi Valerie
      Nice to have that bit of information. Not much known about her other than a letter she wrote to a victim’s family and the claim she filed with Canada. Did she leave behind an account? Is there a photo of her?

      Sincerely
      Mike
      Lusitaniasinking@yahoo.com

  20. Hello,

    My name is Paul Latimer, I have been researching the Lusitania passengers for the last 25 years, in the course of my research I along with many others have found the dates of death of 209 of the 230 second class survivors. the following have not been found any help would be appreciated.

    1. John Allen
    2. Edmund Thomas “Ned” Bartlett born August 19, 1863, Sherbrooke, Quebec. supposedly still alive in 1947.
    3. Bertha Miller Dixon
    4. Vicente Egana Supposedly still alive in 1943 living in Spain.
    5. John Ellis
    6. Catherine Gilhooley May have died in Ireland August 17, 1975.
    7. Isaac Jackson
    8. Catherine Mary Estella Leipold born December 14, 1887, married Wesley Sidney James Russell January 31, 1905 but she was back to using the name Leipold by 1911.
    9. Martin Mannion may have died 1926 age 40 Athy, county Kildare, Ireland.
    10. Margaret McClintock married Otto Martin 1915, living in New York as of 1930.
    11. Kathleen “Kitty” McDonnell married Patrick Fitzgerald 1919 in Ireland. Supposedly ended up in Illinois.
    12 Henry McEvoy on official lists of lost but apparently survived.
    13. Jessie Murdock travelling with Mrs. Docherty, returned to the US in 1915 and 1920. May have died as Jessie Lyman in 1951 in Connecticut.
    14. Patrick O’Donnell born March 17, 1880, living in 1924 in New Jersey.
    15. John Martin Sweeney from Ballina, county Mayo, still alive in 1924.
    16. Dr. Sylvio Bruno de Vescovi Italian, married an English girl Dora Bennets in 1913, at least three sons, still alive as of 1948 living in Chile.
    17. Minnie Webb
    18. Robert Williams
    19. Thomas John “Risca” Williams born May 19, 1882, returned permanently to Wales in 1933 (supposedly)
    20. John Wilson
    21. Minnie “Inez” Corbett Wilson supposedly still alive and living in Moose Jaw, Sask. as of 1934.

    Well, that’s it. all others have been found, any help anyone can give in tracking down these elusive people would be appreciated.

    • Hello there. I was wondering if you had any information on the Lusitania survivor William Hernry Parkes? I’m trying to put some family tree connections together but I’m unable to find information about him. My grandfather Leslie William Parkes is his son or grandson. The last name was changed to Parks without the ‘e’ when his father moved to Canada.

  21. Paul;
    Minnie ‘Inez’ Wilson, nee Corbett. She had been born in England on 1 June 1869 and at some point she had married Patrick Wilson. A Minnie Corbett was baptised in All Saints Church, Brightside, York, England, on 29 August 1869. Her parents were George and Elizabeth Corbett. There is a chance this Minnie Corbett was the Lusitania survivor. She died in Vancouver, British Columbia, on 6 May 1948. She was a widow by then. Patrick Wilson may have died in Victoria, B. C., on 5 October 1927.

    Margaret McClintock: she was a dressmaker, apparently having left Belfast in early 1912. She was now going to visit her sister, who lived at 3 Georges Terrace, Castlereagh Street. She was originally from Mountpottinger, Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland. Her parents were Samuel and Mary (nee Wilson) McClintock. On 28 August 1915 she married Oscar T. Martin in Westchester, New York.

  22. Edmund Thomas Bartlett: in 1901, he was a matress maker, living in Paddington. He was born on 19 April 1859 in Pancras, London to Edmund and Mary Ann Bartlett. He had been christened in Old Church, Saint Pancras, London, on 6 July 1863. He seems to have passed away in Willesden, Middlesex, in 1935.
    I am not 100 % sure this is the Lusitania survivor, however.

  23. My grandfather, Edwin Martin Collis was not only a survivor of the Lusitania, he cut loose the last life boat with his pocket knife. We still have the knife and a huge scrapbook that my grandfather assembled with newspapers and his passport. Letters telling his wife about the event as well as telegrams and other personal items. We also have his statement to the American Consulate about the event.

    • Hi Sally,
      I run the Lusitania Relatives Association. We had gatherings on the 100th anniversary, and can be found on Facebook if you’d like to meet other relatives. I am so happy to hear you have all of his memorabilia. Did he ever write about it at length? I’ve only seen short accounts by him, but have an account or two by other survivors who mention him and I think I have a letter by him to a victim’s family.
      You can reach me at Lusitaniasinking@yahoo.com
      Mike Poirier

  24. Have been doing some research, and got the death certificate yesterday, George Gordon probably died November 26, 1963 age 74 in Newcastle.

  25. Hello,

    A year ago I put up a list of second class survivors that had not been found. since that time several have been added to the list; What follows now is the list of English speaking third class survivors who have not been found. I have information on several of them but there seems to be contradicting information on others. Here is the list:

    1. Margaret Ballantyne
    2. William Brown
    3. William George Cook
    4. Catherine Coughlin
    5. Mary Delaney
    6. Kate Cassie Duncan
    7. John Gately
    8. Rose Goodwin
    9. Michael Granahan
    10. George Wraith Harrison
    11. Catherine Ruane Henry
    12. Alfred William Hesketh
    13. Herbert K. Johnson
    14. Agnes Kenny
    15. Winifred Keloway
    16. Ruth McCorry Logan
    17. Annie Ruane
    18. Annie Sharp
    19. Edward Simpson
    20. Kate Bermet Spendley
    21. Alfred Stockton
    22. Nora Tobin
    23. Margaret Tuohey
    24. John Welsh
    25. Alice Kate Wilks

    If anyone can give further information or provide dates and places of death I would be truly appreciative.

    Thanks,

    Paul Latimer

      • Thank you so much for sharing this information. As someone who has been researching the Lusitania passengers and crew for 25 years I greatly appreciate your help.

        Paul Latimer

    • Hi . My Great Grandfather William Thomas Isaacs form UK was on that Ship when it was sinking, he survived ….I can see he was on the ship on different dates , but I cannot find any trace of him on the record.
      It is a handed down story , so was rather sad to not be able to trace him …..

  26. My great grandfather’s cousin Thierman Murray helped rescue the people from the water. They mentioned it in a newspaper article after he was killed in Belgium in August 1917 where he remains. I am not sure which paper the article came from. He had actually survived the sinking of a merchant ship he was on off the South American coast a few months before that which was sunk by the German cruiser called the Dresdan that torpedoed it. He then caught a Norwegian vessel to Ireland where he helped with recovery of those from the Lusitania.

  27. Hi there, I’m looking for any information regarding the crew member survivor John Ward, Engineering/Fireman/stoker. It’s a long shot but I’m hoping to find out if a Julia Kelly/Ward followed him to the States.

  28. My Grandmother’s sister was Mary Delaney. They came to America together in 1913. Mary was a long time in the water; she said she’d never get on a ship again, not even to visit her sister Anna, who stayed here. I don’t know when/where Mary died, but they were from County Cavan.

  29. I think Nora Tobin was my grandmother’s sister or sister-in-law. I had always been under the impression that she was a sister, but all these Lusitania sites list her as Mrs. Nora Tobin. My grandmother was Mary Margaret Tobin, who immigrated from Ireland to the U.S. around 1910. The records show Nora as 25 years old in 1915; my grandmother would have been 30 or 31.

  30. Paul I noticed you’ve been researching passengers for a long time, could you help me piece together my family tree. I’m looking for my great great granddad Michael English, in this he is listed as a engineer in another he is listed as a fireman he lived at 272 derby road bootleg, lancs. Any help would be appreciated as I can seem to piece together who any of that side of the family are.

    Chelsea.

  31. My Grandfather, Ernest Hallam survived the sinking of the Lusitania. His wife and three children aged 12, 10 and 5 (my mother was the 10 year old) did not know if he was alive or dead until he walked into their home several weeks later.

    Mother recounted that tragically her mother died from illness later that same year, and as her father had to work and was not abe to care for his children they were separated and sent to live with various relatives. She did not have regular contact with her siblings at that time and when she did meet her ‘little’ brother again he was a gangly teenager.

    My parents, older sister and I sailed to Australia in 1947 aboard the SS Arawa to begin a new life after the 2nd World War – finally settling in beautiful Hobart, Tasmania. Mother passed away aged 92 in 1997 after a wonderful life, following such harsh and sad beginnings.

  32. My grandfather Augusto Bernado Ciapessoni (1881 to 1964) was the Restaurant Manager on the Lusitania in 1913. He later ran a restaurant known as ‘The Little Thatch’ at Whitchurch near Bristol, which is now a private residence.

  33. Hello, I learned recently that my grandfather was a young sailor on the Lusitania when he sank … he survived … but I can not find his name in the list (Italian origin). How and where can we get the complete list of sailors. thank you

  34. Hi my father often spoke of his aunt Catherine McGonigle being a survivor of the Luisitania … she was born in Londonderry in 1875…. but I can’t find her on the survivors list ?

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  36. SMITH, Mr. William Thomas – Intermediate 2nd Engineer – British – was in fact a survivor, but not listed as such in any subject matter we have come across because, the morning of that fateful departure his Grandfather was transferred to the HMS Mauritania to replace a sick engineer. We can only conclude that the manifest had not been changed. Had he not survived, I would not be married to his grandson, as he would never have been born.

  37. Hi, I have just found this web site after reading about Captain Turner. I was reading about the Lusitania as I have become aware that my uncle was a survivor. He is on the list as Rowbotham, but this should be Robotham (no “w”). It was already known that the Cunard line had his name misspelled. His name was Harold Edwin and was born in Belfast in 1894, passing away in Leicester in 1949, when I was just one. (His brother, Alfred John, my father had me quite late in life and passed away himself in 1963). Prior to joining Cunard Harold assisted in the family business of perambulator manufacturing and selling. Although living in England, Harold married in Belfast in 1920. Any information on this marriage would be appreciated.

  39. I remember my Father mentioning his Grandfather as having survived the sinking, I must have been about 9 or 10 years old and fifty years on I come across this site and there is his name.

  40. My Grandfarther Mr John Thomas Victualling Survivor. Who was Born in Wales Died 1965 in Liverpool, 1 year on the same day after nan (grandmother) passed way. A great Gardener pictured in the Liverpool Echo for growing Prize vegatables.

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