SS Noordland Passenger List - 22 August 1906

Front Cover of a Second Class Passenger List for the SS Noordland of the American Line, Departing Wednesday, 22 August 1906 from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Commanded by Captain Thomas Deans. The Noordland arrived in Philadelphia on 2 September 1906 [Page 110, Column 2 Morton Allan Direcotry]. GGA Image ID # 158fdcc06c.

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain: Thomas Deans
2. Surgeon: S. H. Whyte
3. Purser: R. F. Connor

List of Passengers

1. Mr. W. H. Adams
2. Mrs. H. S. Adams
3. Miss Elsie Adams
4. Mr. Ernest T. Allen Mrs. Allen
5. Mr. L. S. Allen
6. Mrs. O. H. Allerton
7. Miss Edith Allerton
8. Miss Ida May Allerton
9. Dr. L. H. E. Baright
10. Mrs. E. D. Baright, M.D
11. Mr. Beck
12. Mr. Thomas E. Bennett
13. Mr. Evan Bevan
14. Mrs. Catharine Bourquin
15. Mr. Daniel Brennan
16. Mrs, Brennan
17. Miss C. S. Brennemanu
18. Mr. St. George T. Brooke
19. Miss E. H. Carroll
20. Miss Xenia Clampitt
21. Mrs. Eugene M. Coffield
22. Mr. John Collins
23. Mr. Richard Coogan
24. Mrs. Coogan
25. Miss Alice E. Cook
26. Miss Helen Cromwell
27. Rev. Wm. Crowe
28. Mr. A. M.. Crawford
29. Miss C. G. Curtis
30. Miss Florence Curtis
31. Miss Amanda Davis
32. Miss Mary L. Deane
33. Miss Dorothy L. Deane
34. Mr. Joseph Derham
35. Master J. P. Derham
36. Mr. R. S. Dickson
37. Prof. J. H. Dillard
38. Mr. R. V. La Dow
39. Mr. Charles M. Eames
40. Miss Margaret Furse
41. Miss Agnes R. Ginn
42. Mr. John M. Gitterman
43. Mr. Alf. Goodby
44. Mrs. Goodby
45. Mr. Henry Goold
46. Mrs. Goold
47. Mr. Andrew Graham
48. Mrs. Henrietta Green
49. Miss Grace Green
50. Miss Anna Green
51. Miss Olive Griffin
52. Miss Minnie T. Griffin
53. Miss Elizabeth Hart
54. Miss F. L. Haskell
55. Mrs. E. C. Hilton
56. Miss Susie Hitch
57. Miss Arabel Hitch
58. Mr. L. G. Hoxton
59. Mrs. S. Hughes
60. Mr. J. J. Hunt
61. Mr. Judson Hunt
62. Miss Lelia Hunt
63. Dr. S. Wright Hurd
64. Mrs. Hurd
65. Miss Hurd
66. Mr. F. H: Hurd
67. Mrs. Hurd
68. Miss V. B. Jacobs
69. Miss H. M. Jansson
70. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
71. Master Harold Johnson
72. Miss Lilian Johnson
73. Miss Martha Joyce
74. Mr. D. F. Keenan
75. Mrs. Keenan
76. Miss Ruth Keenan
77. Miss Katherine Kellas
78. Miss Rosa Klombers
79. Mr. Morris P. Kunkle
80. Mrs. Kunkle
81. Miss Catherine Kunkle
82. Miss M. C. Lame
83. Miss Lizzie Landwehr
84. Mr. George Lestocq
85. Miss Mary Marker
86. Miss Sarah K. Marston
87. Miss Martha McAlpin
88. Miss Alice Michaund
89. Miss E. Minster
90. Miss M. Agnes Mix
91. Miss R. Grace Mix
92. Miss Elizabeth Moore
93. Miss R. E. Moyer
94. Miss Annie Mummert
95. Mrs. Lula D. Neel
96. Miss Adelaide Norris
97. Mr. F. Oglesby
98. Miss Louie Phipps
99. Miss Annie Poultney
100. Mrs. M. L Pray
101. Mr. Laurence Price
102. Miss Margaret Pridham
103. Mrs. Pullum
104. Miss Reichert
105. Miss H. O. Reilly
106. Mr. D. L. Rhodes
107. Mrs. Rhodes
108. Miss Jane L. Robinson
109. Mr. William Roberts
110. Mrs. Ida T. Ruke
111. Miss Elizabeth Rushworth
112. Miss Adela Sackett
113. Miss Mary V. Shea
114. Mrs. M. Sherrer
115. Miss Caroline Smith
116. Mrs. E. C. Smith
117. Mrs. W. M. Smith
118. Miss Mary E. Snyder
119. Miss Elizabeth Snyder
120. Miss Martha Spencer
121. Mrs. J. Sterling
122. Mr. J. Ronald Taylor
123. Mr. Spencer Lee Trotter
124. Dr. Spencer Trotter
125. Mrs. Trotter
126. Miss Marion Van Ingen
127. Miss Anna Vogel
128. Mr. J. S. Walton
129. Mr. W. J. Wason
130. Mrs. E Waterhouse
131. Miss W S. Weddigan
132. Miss Julia A. Welsh
133. Miss Louise Wilcox
134. Mr. M. Williams
135. Mrs. Carrie B. Williamson
136. Mr. S. D. Woodington
137. Mrs. Woodington
138. Dr. G. H. Wright
139. Mrs. W. W. Wright
140. Mrs. Julie Wyman

Passenger List Information

Second-Class Passenger List from the SS Noordland of the American Line for 22 August 1906

 

Item Description

GGA proudly presents a rare and distinguished Second-Class Passenger List from the SS Noordland, a flagship of the American Line, commemorating its journey from Liverpool to Philadelphia, departing on Wednesday, 22 August 1906, under the command of Captain Thomas Deans. This elegant artifact captures the spirit of a bygone era, offering a glimpse into the lives of transatlantic travelers at the turn of the century.

The front cover, featuring an intricate design emblematic of Edwardian maritime aesthetics, exudes charm and historical significance. The detailed roster within provides an invaluable record of the diverse passengers, ranging from prominent professionals to families embarking on new beginnings in America.

This passenger list is an exceptional piece of maritime ephemera, celebrating the era’s rich legacy of transatlantic travel and the enduring allure of ocean liners.

 

Key Features

1. Senior Officers

• Captain Thomas Deans: A veteran mariner known for his professionalism and composure on transatlantic routes.
• Surgeon S. H. Whyte: Ensuring passengers’ well-being during the voyage.
• Purser R. F. Connor: Renowned for exemplary service and efficient management.

2. Historical Context

The SS Noordland represented the reliability and elegance of the American Line, catering to second-class passengers seeking comfort and efficiency. This artifact is a testament to the pivotal role ocean liners played in connecting continents, fostering cultural exchange, and transforming lives.

 

Notable VIP Travelers

1. Dr. Spencer Trotter

• Significance: A distinguished physician and professor, Dr. Trotter’s work in natural sciences made significant contributions to education and research.
• Appeal: Highlights the intellectual caliber of passengers aboard the Noordland.

2. Prof. J. H. Dillard

• Significance: An educator and advocate for racial equality, Professor Dillard’s presence underscores the diverse intellectual and social influence aboard.
• Appeal: Represents the progressive ideals of the early 20th century.

3. Mr. Laurence Price

• Significance: Likely associated with prominent industrial ventures, reflecting the economic aspirations of the era.
• Appeal: Embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of transatlantic migration.

4. Mrs. Henrietta Green and Family

• Significance: The Green family’s prominence in commerce and society provides a window into the lives of influential families traveling second class.
• Appeal: Adds depth to the narrative of social dynamics on board.

5. Rev. Wm. Crowe

• Significance: A clergyman traveling for missionary or pastoral purposes, indicative of the ship’s role in religious and cultural exchange.
• Appeal: Represents the spiritual journeys that paralleled physical crossings.

 

Conclusion

This Second-Class Passenger List from the SS Noordland is a poignant reminder of the era when ocean liners bridged worlds and transformed lives.