History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Elbridge Luck, 12, was traveling with mother Charlotte, and brother Kenneth, 8. Their home was in Worcester, Massachusetts, but his father Arthur Luck was a mining engineer whose business took him to England. The Luck family’s ticket number was 10541 and they stayed in cabin D-61. Elbridge, Charlotte, and Kenneth were lost when the Lusitania …
Charlotte Luck (1879 – 1915), 34, was a mother traveling with her two sons Elbridge, 12, and Kenneth, 8. Their home was in Worcester, Massachusetts, but Charlotte’s husband Arthur Luck was a mining engineer whose business took him to England. Charlotte and her sons’ ticket number was 10541 and they stayed in cabin D-61. Charlotte …
Read moreMrs. Arthur Courtlandt Luck (Charlotte Louise Field)
Gustav Nyblom, 29, was a Swedish national and mining engineer returning from Canada and visiting his sister in Sheffield, England. Nyblom was lost when the Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk. Life Nyblom was born in Stockholm, Sweden and his family lived in Moseback Torg, near central Stockholm. He went to Canada to continue his training …
John Wanklyn McConnel, 60, was the vice-president of Fine Cotton Spinners and Doublers’ Association. He had booked passage in Memphis, Tennessee, but was on his way home to Manchester, England. His wife was at the family home, Knocknolain Castle in Scotland. He and his wife had no children. McConnel’s ticket on the Lusitania was 46014, and he stayed …
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