History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
William H. H. Brown 34, was a United States citizen and passenger on and went down with the Lusitania. His ticket for the ship was D1349 and his cabin was D-34. Brown’s body was recovered, #117. Brown was married to Winnifred Houghton Brown, age 27. They had two sons, Angus M., age 4, and William …
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 …
Albert Perry, 26, was the brother of Frederick Perry. Albert was a British subject presumably from Ealing, London, England, United Kingdom, but was listed on the passenger manifest as from Buffalo, New York, United States. He had arrived in the United States aboard the Cunarder Tuscania on 20 April 1915. Albert and Frederick were returning …
Harry Baldwin, 48, was a United States national from New York, New York, United States traveling aboard Lusitania with his wife Mary. He was president of Austin Baldwin & Company, Inc., importer-exporters, of 44 Whitehall Street, New York and was traveling for business. Both Harry and Mary were lost when the Lusitania was torpedoed and …
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