History, Passenger & Crew Biographies, and Lusitania Facts
Ambrose Cross, 38, was a British subject from London, England, living in the Federated Malay States (now Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei). He came to the United States via San Francisco, California, aboard the Siberia on 12 April 1915. His ticket for Lusitania was 46126 and his cabin was E-46. Cross survived the Lusitania disaster. Not …
Alfred Wood was a saloon cabin bed steward in charge of saloon (first class) cabins E 57 – E 69 odd and E 75 on the starboard side. During the sinking, he gave his lifebelt to Emma Copping, who was lost in the disaster. Wood himself was saved. Contributors Cherie Jones Senan Molony, Ireland References …
Harold Mayne Daly (1880 – 1965), 35, a British subject from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, was the son of Thomas Mayne Daly. Harold was going to England to deliver the Dominion Government ballot boxes. On board the Lusitania, he was assigned cabin D-4. His friends on board included Margaret, Lady Mackworth and Norman Ratcliff. Daly …
Frederic Gauntlett Saloon Passenger Saved image credit: US National Archives/Michael Poirier. Born Frederic John Gauntlett 1 January 1870 Knightsbridge, London, England, United Kingdom Died 1951 (age 81) United States Age on Lusitania 45 Ticket number 46090 Cabin number B 30 Traveling with – Albert Hopkins (colleague) – Samuel Knox (colleague) Lifeboat Collapsible Rescued by – …
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