History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
George Wynne, 16, of Liverpool, England, United Kingdom, was an Assistant Cook for saloon cabin (first class). His father, Joseph Wynne, worked with him in the Lusitania‘s galley (kitchen). Wynne was in the vegetable locker when the Lusitania was torpedoed. He found his father Joseph, but they separated when Joseph went to find a lifejacket …
William Vassar, 44, was a British subject from London, England. He had previously crossed to the United States aboard the Cunarder Transylvania on 19 January 1915. He was returning to England aboard Lusitania. His ticket for the ship’s last voyage was 46070 and he was in cabin B-55. Vassar survived the Lusitania sinking. Contributors Jim …
Charles Sturdy (1877 – 1937), 38, was a British subject from Montréal, Québec, Canada who survived the Lusitania sinking. His ticket for the ship was 13167 and he stayed in cabin B-96. After Lusitania, Sturdy returned to America aboard the American Liner St. Paul. Other Lusitania survivors aboard this voyage of the St. Paul included Joseph and Doris Charles, Ernest Cowper, Maude …
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