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 …
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 …
James McCubbin Purser Lost [No Picture Provided] Born James Alexander McCubbin 1852 St. Peters, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom Died 7 May 1915 (age 62) RMS Lusitania At sea Age on Lusitania 62 Body 91 Interred Toxteth Park Cemetery Church of England Section A, Grave 5 Liverpool, England Citizenship British (English) Residence Bootle, Liverpool, Lancashire, …
John Frederick Valentine Jones (? – 1939), 54?, was Chief Steward aboard the Lusitania. Second Steward Robert Chisholm told him of the approaching torpedo and Jones was on deck with Charles Hill and saw the torpedo strike the ship. Jones assisted with the loading of the starboard lifeboats. He survived the sinking and gave testimony …
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