History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Elizabeth Stevenson was born to William and Janet Stevenson, Scottish nationals who made their home at 7618 Vineyard Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. As Janet suffered from ill health, she hoped that a return to her native Aberdeen would improve her condition. She booked passage on the Lusitania for Elizabeth and herself at J. C. …
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 …
Millie Baker Saloon Passenger Lost Duluth News Tribune, 1 September 1912/David Ouse, Forgotten Duluthians Born Amelia Anne Baker 23 December 1887 Duluth (?), Minnesota, United States Died 7 May 1915 (age 27) At sea Age on Lusitania 27 Ticket number 46059 Cabin number B 38 Traveling with – Charles Williamson (fiancé) Body number Not recovered …
Thomas Bloomfield, 50 years of age, was a naturalized United States citizen. Professionally, he was an insurance underwriter from New York City. On board Lusitania, his ticket was 46055 and he stayed in cabin D-25. He was lost when the Lusitania was torpedoed on 7 May 1915. His body was not recovered or not identified. …
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