SS Furnessia Passenger List - 30 June 1883
Front Cover of a Saloon Passenger List from the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Steamship Line, Departing 30 June 1883 from New York to Liverpool, Commanded by Captain J. J. Small. Cover Featured an Artist Sketch Entitled "Homeward Bound." Engraved by J. A. Lowell & Co. Boston, 1879. The Image Is a Black-And-White Photograph Depicting a Ship in a Body of Water. It Is Titled “Homeward Bound." the Tags Associated With the Image Include Boat, Drawing, Painting, Photographic Paper, Transport, Picture Frame, Ship, Watercraft, Outdoor, and Black and White. GGA Image ID # 1f3552bc22
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain J. J. Small
- First Officer: L. Garrick
- Second Officer: A. Dunlop
- Third Officer: J. Ferguson
- Fourth Officer: E. W. Tatlow
- Surgeon: G. Johnston
- Purser: J. Mathieson
- Chief Engineer: W. Ireland
- Chief Steward: J. Fletcher
- Stewardess: Mrs. Ramsay
- Assistant Stewardess: Mrs. Grosart
- Matron: Mrs. Downie
Saloon Passengers
- Mr. A. H. Abbott
- Mr. Fred'k Aldhaus
- Mr. J. H. Boxwell
- Mrs. Boxwell
- Dr. E. J. Bermingham
- Mrs. Bermingham
- Mr. B. H. Benge
- Mrs. Alex. Bunten
- Mr. F. F. Barrows
- Mr. Chas. Bush
- Mrs. Geo. K. Birdseye
- Mr. Wm. Brennan
- Mr. Alex. L. Bowie
- Mr. James M. Casserty
- Mr. John M. Cochrane
- Mr. John Cochrane
- Miss Jennie Cochrane
- Mr. Wm. Clapp
- Rev. Robt. Collyer
- Mr. S. Clark
- Mr. R. Clark
- Mr. Jae. Campbell
- Col. Chambers
- Mr. J. H. Coit
- Mr. W. T. Chase
- Mr. G. W. Carter
- Miss Florence A. DeVelling
- Mr. Chas. H. Dow
- Mr. J. Dean
- Mr. David Dean
- Mr. G. Dattare
- Mr. T. Dolan, Jr.
- Mr. T. C. Eastman
- Mrs. Eastman
- Mr. H. Fletcher
- Miss A. A. Fuller
- Miss Amelia E. Guión
- Mr. G. H. Graham
- Mr. W. H. Garside
- Rev. P. Graham
- Mr. J. P. Gordy
- Mr. C. F. Gunckel
- Mrs. Gunckel
- Miss Gunckel
- Miss Annie Gunckel
- Mr. James Gill
- Mrs. Gill
- Hon. Richard Hawley
- Mrs. Hawley
- Mr. Franklin Hallock
- Mrs. Hallock
- Mr. M. Hasluck
- iss Kate Hasluck
- Mr. E. J. Howell
- Mrs. Howell
- Miss Howell
- Miss Mabel Howell
- Master Geo. Howell
- Miss Ethel Howell
- Miss Winnie Howell
- Master Arthur Howell, and Maid
- Mr. R. Hutchison
- Mr. John W. Hunt
- Mr. J. Corlidge Hills
- Mr. T. L. Hargreaves
- Mr. Horace F. Hatch
- Rev. J. Hargate
- Mr. John Harrison
- Mrs. Hummel
- Mr. Wm. Irvine
- Mr. W. J. James
- Mr. David Jones
- Miss Fannie Jones
- Mr. W. R. Jenkins
- Mrs. Jenkins
- Mr. Richard Knowlton
- Mr. J. S. Keys
- Mrs. B. Killick
- Mrs. Chas. W. King, and Infant
- Miss Susie L. Leach
- Rev. T. P. Lawin
- Mr. Jas. Mulvey
- Master Arthur Mulvey
- Master Richard Mulvey
- Miss Lottie E. McKenney
- Mr. Sol. H. Myers
- Mr. H. L. Miller
- Mr. Walter T. McArthur
- Mr. J. Muldoon
- Miss Annie Murray
- Miss A. M. McMillan
- Mr. F. E. Marshall
- Miss L. A. Parsons
- Mr. Jas. Perrin
- Miss R. Pollock
- Dr. W. T. Plant
- Mr. C. L. Ranlett
- Mrs. A. S. Ranlett
- Miss L. M. Roberts
- Miss Clara J. Reynolds
- Mr. John E. Roberts
- Hon. J. H. Rice
- Prof. Wm. Ryden
- Mr. J. C. Robbins
- Mr. John Rigot
- Mrs. Rigot
- Mrs. Stevenson
- Rev. Robt. L. Sears
- Mr. J. H. Sternbergh
- Mrs. Sternbergh
- Mr. Anthony Smyth
- Mr. D. Eugene Smith
- Mrs. Mary E. Stuart
- Mr. Chas. P. Sackett
- Mr. R. G. Seymour
- Mr. W. G Schoell
- Mr. Jas. Smith
- Mr. J. Scooter
- Mrs. E. Stewart, and Maid
- Miss A. E. Stanton
- Mr. S. D. Schumacher
- Mrs. Schumacker
- Mr. J. F. Seiler
- Mr. Frank Thomas
- Rev. J. G. Taylor
- Mr. A. A. Teets
- Mr. E. M. Updegraff
- Mr. T. Van Antwerp, Sr.
- Mr. T. Van Antwerp, Jr.
- Miss Gertrude Van Antwerp
- Miss Grace Van Antwerp
- Miss Jean Van Antwerp
- Miss Annie E. Whitney
- Miss Emma Whitney
- Capt. A. E. Wood, U. S. N.
- Miss Emily L. Wyman
- Mr. M. Wheeler
- Mr. R. L. Wilson
- Mr. Chas. Warner
- Mr. A. M Wilcox
- Mr. Warden, Jr.
- Mr. T. E. Wansborough
- Mr. Jas. Wishart
- Miss Wishart
- Mr. Alfred White
- Mrs. White,
- Mr. Jno. T. Whitaker
- Rev. E. D. Wookey
- Mr. Andrew Young
Back Cover of a Anchor Steamship Line SS Furnessia Saloon Passenger List from 30 June 1883. The Image Features a Black-And-White Drawing of a Crest, Prominently Displaying a Lion Alongside a Sword. the Text “Secure Amidst Perils. Anchor Line” Accompanies the Design, Suggesting Themes of Security and Resilience. It Is Categorized As a Sketch or Illustration, Evoking an Emblematic Style That Could Serve As a Clipart or a Logo. GGA Image ID # 1f35a993f0
Constructed Title Page Containing a List of the Senior Officers and Staff, SS Furnessia, SS Furnessia Saloon Passenger List, 30 June 1883. This Image Highlights the Incredible Typography Used to Create This Passenger List. GGA Image ID # 21e260465d
Passenger List Information
Item Description
A Saloon Passenger List for the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Steamship Line, documenting its voyage departing 30 June 1883 from New York to Liverpool. Commanded by Captain J. J. Small, this passenger list showcases historical typography and artwork, including a cover illustration titled "Homeward Bound," engraved by J. A. Lowell & Co. Boston in 1879.
Key Features
- Original passenger list from 30 June 1883.
- Detailed list of saloon passengers and senior officers.
- Unique cover artwork featuring "Homeward Bound."
- Includes a back cover crest design with Anchor Line's motto: "Secure Amidst Perils."
Historical and Design Highlights
- Engraved cover by J. A. Lowell & Co., Boston, depicting a maritime theme.
- Elegant typography highlighting 19th-century design aesthetics.
- Includes detailed information on the senior officers and crew.
- Back cover features a stylized emblem symbolizing security and resilience.
Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)
- Rev. Robert Collyer (1823–1912): Renowned Unitarian minister and social reformer.
- Hon. Richard Hawley: Prominent political figure and statesman.
- Dr. E. J. Bermingham: Esteemed medical professional and public health advocate.
- Capt. A. E. Wood, U.S. Navy: Decorated naval officer with notable service record.
- Prof. William Ryden: Influential educator and scholar.
Historical Significance
This passenger list serves as a historical artifact documenting transatlantic travel during the late 19th century. It captures the demographics and social strata of travelers aboard the SS Furnessia, highlighting prominent figures and providing insight into the Anchor Line's contribution to maritime history.
