SS Furnessia Passenger List - 2 July 1904

 

Front Cover of a Saloon Passenger List from the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Steamship Line, Departing 2 July 1904 from New York to Glasgow.

Front Cover of a Saloon Passenger List from the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Steamship Line, Departing 2 July 1904 from New York to Glasgow, Commanded by Captain Hugh Young. Black & White Illustration Offers Scenes of Inverness Cathedral and Castle from the Ness, Prince's Pier - Greenock, Loch Katrine, Ben Nevis from Corpach and an Unidentified Scene at the Bottom and elements of Anchor Line Branding in a Red Background. Created by James Kepster Print, New York. The SS Columbia at Sea, GGA Image ID # 1e443d3695

 

Senior Officers and Staff

  • Commander: Captain Hugh Young
  • Chief Officer: John Black
  • Second Officer: Wm. J. Walter
  • Third Officer: Wm. Laird
  • Fourth Officer: G. F. Mailland
  • Chief Engineer: Robert Monclur
  • Surgeon: W. H. Parr
  • Purser: W. Young Brown
  • Chief Steward: Samuel Kendry

 

Saloon Passengers

  1. Mrs. H. P. Bender
  2. Mr. H. W. Bender
  3. Miss Mary H. Barrie
  4. Mr. John Barrie
  5. Mrs. John Beirne
  6. Mr. Fred'k N. Brown
  7. Mrs. Fred'k N. Brown
  8. Miss Jean G. Boobyer
  9. Rev. R. J. Bogan
  10. Miss Anna Brooks
  11. Dr. Colin Smith Carter
  12. Mrs. Colin Smith Carter
  13. Mrs. Mary Chalmers
  14. Miss Heller E. Collins
  15. Miss Maud Louisa Collins
  16. Mr. W. P. Chapman
  17. Mr. R. C. Chapman
  18. Miss Mary E. Crook
  19. Miss A. de Lackner
  20. Mr. William Dickson
  21. Miss Ida M. Dyer
  22. Miss Jessie Dyer
  23. Mrs. M. W. Donnan
  24. Miss Jessie Dixon
  25. Miss Mabel Dixon
  26. Mrs. James B. Elliot
  27. Miss Jeannie M. Elliot
  28. Miss Clara R. Fry
  29. Mr. George Fraser
  30. Dr. Charles H. Francis
  31. Mrs. George Fife
  32. Mr. Geo. P. Galloway
  33. Judge Gage
  34. Miss Gage
  35. Mr. John T. Garvey
  36. Miss Harriet D. Gibbs
  37. Miss E. Grossenbacher
  38. Miss Emma G. Gardner
  39. Miss M. E. Gardner
  40. Miss Maud E. Gilbert
  41. Miss M. A. Gilbert
  42. Miss Eva L. Harshaw
  43. Mr. J. P. Hegeman
  44. Mrs. J. P. Hegeman
  45. Mrs. Louise Hagen
  46. Miss Louise Hagen
  47. Miss Anna Hagen
  48. Miss E. N. Harvey
  49. Miss Lydia O. Holt
  50. Mr. Harold M. Hunt
  51. Miss Susie C. Hopkins
  52. Miss Minnie Hopkins
  53. Mr. William Irvine
  54. Mrs. William Irvine
  55. Miss Lizzie Johnstone
  56. Mr. Thomas Kelly
  57. Mrs. Thomas Kelly
  58. Mr. John Kelly
  59. Miss Grace H. Knapp
  60. Mrs. H. M. Leavenworth
  61. Miss Grace Leavenworth
  62. Mrs. C. H. Lawrence
  63. Miss Antoinette Lawrence
  64. Mr. James Lightbody
  65. Miss Anna C. Laidlaw

 

  1. Mr. A. J. Maskrey
  2. Mrs. A. J. Maskrey
  3. Rev. James W. Murphy
  4. Mrs. George Mears
  5. Miss Alice Wilson Mears
  6. Miss Anna Martin
  7. Miss Osberga Marshall
  8. Mr. John Murray
  9. Rev. S. L. Morris
  10. Miss Morris
  11. Prof. John Morris
  12. Mrs. John Morris
  13. Miss Nellie Marren
  14. Miss Rosa A. Moan
  15. Miss Lizzie L. McLeish
  16. Mr. John McSween
  17. Mr. M. K. Nash
  18. Mrs. M. K. Nash
  19. Mr. W. J. Osborn
  20. Mrs. W. J. Osborn
  21. Miss Isabella Osborn
  22. Mr. John P. Opdycke
  23. Mr. Frank Potter
  24. Miss Ella B. Pool
  25. Miss Mary Parkinson
  26. Miss Laura Parkinson
  27. Miss Elizabeth G. Peene
  28. Miss L. M. W. Peene
  29. Miss Ida M. Reeve
  30. Mr. Eugene Rosedale
  31. Miss L. H. Ray
  32. Miss Regine Stern
  33. Mrs. Samuel Smyth
  34. Miss Margaret A. Smyth
  35. Miss J. H. D. Stone
  36. Mr. James T Shotwell
  37. Mrs. James T. Shotwell
  38. Miss Margaret G. Shotwell
  39. Dr. W. N. Stein
  40. Miss May Sylvester
  41. Miss Mary M. Smith
  42. Miss Wilhelmina Smith
  43. Mrs. James Serguson
  44. Miss Dorothy Serguson
  45. Miss Lilian M. Smith
  46. Master H. L. Smith
  47. Miss Emily H. Smith
  48. Mr. Arnold C. Stephens
  49. Mrs. Arnold C. Stephens
  50. Mr. Alfred B. Shaw
  51. Mrs. Magdeline Schluenzen
  52. Miss Magdeline Schluenzen
  53. Mr. Waldemar Von Schubert
  54. Miss Edith Steinach
  55. Miss Amelia Smith
  56. Miss M. Agnes Simons
  57. Miss Mary Thompson
  58. Miss Margaret Watson
  59. Miss Jane Watson
  60. Miss Rosie Watson
  61. Mr. B. Williamson
  62. Mr. C. F. Williams
  63. Miss Mary J. Wilson
  64. Miss Eleanor A. Woods
  65. Mr. J. D. Young
  66. Mrs. J. D. Young

 

Track Chart and Abstract of Log on the Back Cover of a Anchor Steamship Line SS Furnessia Saloon Passenger List from 2 July 1904.

Track Chart and Abstract of Log on the Back Cover of a Anchor Steamship Line SS Furnessia Saloon Passenger List from 2 July 1904. The Original Passenger Recorded the Log Extracts and Plotted the Daily Runs on the Track Chart. GGA Image ID # 1e44427df3. Click to View a Larger Image.

 

Passenger List Information

This page features a rare and historically significant passenger list from the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Steamship Line, documenting a voyage departing 2 July 1904 from New York to Glasgow under the command of Captain Hugh Young. A prized addition for collectors of maritime and immigration history.

 

Item Description

The front cover features a striking black-and-white illustration with scenes from Inverness Cathedral and Castle from the Ness, Prince's Pier - Greenock, Loch Katrine, Ben Nevis from Corpach, and additional Anchor Line branding in red. Produced by James Kepster Print, New York, it is a fine example of early 20th-century printing artistry.

 

Key Features

  • Ship: SS Furnessia, Anchor Steamship Line
  • Route: New York to Glasgow
  • Date: 2 July 1904
  • Commander: Captain Hugh Young
  • Front cover artwork by James Kepster Print, New York
  • Includes detailed senior officer and staff listings
  • Back cover features a track chart and log abstract

 

Historical and Design Highlights

  • Detailed front cover illustration showcasing iconic Scottish landmarks
  • Rich Anchor Line branding in period-accurate colors and fonts
  • Insightful track chart and passenger-recorded daily logs
  • Printed in New York by James Kepster Print, a noted firm of the era

 

Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)

  • Judge Gage – Prominent judicial figure of the era
  • Dr. Colin Smith Carter (1858–1935) – Esteemed physician and academic
  • Rev. S. L. Morris (1850–1924) – Influential religious leader and author
  • Prof. John Morris – Renowned scholar in his field

 

Historical Significance

This passenger list encapsulates a pivotal moment in early 20th-century transatlantic travel. The SS Furnessia played a key role in connecting the United States and Scotland during a period marked by significant immigration and cultural exchange. The meticulous design and preservation of this document offer valuable insights into the maritime history of the Anchor Line.

 

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