History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Andrzej Orydyniec, 45, was Polish and from Syracuse, New York, United States. The manifest lists him as Russian as Poland was a part of the Russian Empire at the time. Andrzej was lost in the Lusitania disaster. His body was recovered, #1 by Doolin and Arran. Contributor: John Radzilowski References: Narod Polski (Chicago), 3 Dec. 1919, page 5.
Sarah McLellan, 36, a British national, lived in Lake Forest, Illinois, United States, near Chicago. She was on her way to Scotland. She was presumably traveling with Agnes Crosbie, Agnes Smith, and Nicholas Boyle, although she is listed on the second cabin passenger list and her traveling companions are in third class. Agnes Crosbie and …
Miss Nicholas Boyle, a British national, was 24 years old and lived in Chicago, Illinois, United States. She was on her way to Scotland with Agnes Smith, Agnes Crosbie, and Sarah McLellan. Agnes Crosbie and Sarah McClellan survived the Lusitania disaster. Agnes Smith and Nicholas Boyle did not. Contributors Michael Poirier Judith Tavares
Miss Agnes Crosbie, a British national, was 24 years old and a maid in the home of the Ainslie J. Bell family of Wilmette, Illinois, United States. She was on her way to Scotland to visit relatives. She was traveling with Agnes Smith, Nicholas Boyle, and Sarah McLellan. Agnes Crosbie and Sarah McLellan survived the disaster. …
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