History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Percy Richards, 7, was from Meaderville, Montana, United States citizen. He was the son of Thomas Richards, who was a naturalized American citizen, and Phillipa “Phyllis” Conner, who was not naturalized. Percy had two siblings, a brother named Cecil Harry, and a sister named Dora Millicent. The children were all born in Montana, which would …
Hubert Smith, 6 months old, was the son of Alfred and Elizabeth Smith, brother of Helen Smith, nephew of Cecelia Owens, and cousin of Ronald and Reginald Owens. Hubert was being watched by Cecelia and below decks, as were Alfred and Elizabeth, when the torpedo struck. At that time, Helen and the boys were playing on deck. Cecelia returned Hubert to …
Margaret Beattie, 55, was the wife of Reverend James Anderson Beattie, a missionary of the Reformed Church. They were dual nationals of Great Britain and the United States. The couple was returning to the Arcot Mission in India, after Reverend Beattie had just spent a year’s leave in the United States. James was lost in …
Martin Van Straaten Saloon Passenger Lost [No Picture Provided] Born c. 1866 Died 7 May 1915 (age 49) At sea Age on Lusitania 49 Ticket number 46060 Cabin number B 40 Body number 203 Interred Willesden Cemetery, United Synagogue, London, England, United Kingdom Occupation – Oil dealer – Architect Citizenship – Dutch – British (Dual) …
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