History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Caroline Hickson Kennedy, 53, also known as Carrie, was a fashion designer traveling aboard Lusitania with her sister Kathryn Hickson to Paris, France, on fashion business. They were United States citizens who lived and worked in New York City, New York. Carrie crossed the Atlantic regularly on fashion business, but the last voyage of the …
Read moreMrs. Caroline “Carrie” Hickson Kennedy (Caroline Hickson)
Evelyn Neville, 14, was from Toronto, Ontario, traveling aboard Lusitania with her father Albert, mother Mabel, brother Charles, and sister Muriel. She is most likely the “girl of sixteen” Herbert Ehrhardt met who helped him entertain children who would not leave him alone, and Ehrhardt mentioned that the girl’s family consisted of herself, her father, …
Reginald Lockhart, 49, was a British national from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, traveling saloon aboard Lusitania on ticket 10863. He stayed in cabin B-72. On board Lusitania, he and Leonard McMurray assisted Mary and Laura Ryerson in lifeboat 14. Lockhart entered the lifeboat, McMurray did not. The lifeboat was lowered but soon filled with water and …
Ellen Elizabeth Chapman (1855 – ?), 59, was a British national from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, traveling aboard Lusitania with her friend Goldiana Morell. Ellen Chapman’s ticket aboard Lusitania was 6924 and she stayed in cabin B-32. Both Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Morell were saved from the Lusitania disaster of 7 May 1915. Mrs. Chapman was …
Read moreMrs. William Henry Chapman (Ellen Elizabeth Nottingham)
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