SS Furnessia Passenger List - 18 June 1910

Front Cover for a Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Line, Departing Saturday, 18 June 1910 from Glasgow to New York via Moville (Londonderry)

Elegant Front Cover for a Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Furnessia of the Anchor Line, Departing Saturday, 18 June 1910 from Glasgow to New York via Moville (Londonderry), Commanded by Captain John Black. GGA Image ID # 15b8edb50c

Senior Officers and Staff

Commander: John Black
Chief Officer: Alex. Colle
Second Officer: George Kelly
Third Officer: R. F. Williams
Fourth Officer: Alex. Buchanan
Chief Engineer: Wm. Grass, R.N.R
Surgeon: Edgar Milwyn Jenkins
Purser: Wm. Towns
Chief Steward: W. Squires
Stewardess: Mrs. Ewing
Stewardess: Mrs. Scott
Stewardess: Miss Scott

Second Cabin Passengers

Miss Sarah E. Anderson
Mr. W. Archer
Miss Mary Alexander
Miss Minnie Anderson and Child
Mrs. Annie Boyd
Miss Blair
Mrs. A. Barr
Mr. Thos. J. Brennan
Miss E. Brennan
Mr. Edmund Brickett
Miss H. A. Baldwin
Mrs. Robert Brodie
Mrs. James Brevis
Miss Harriet Brevis
Mrs. John Blockhall
Miss Jane Blockhall
Master John Blockhall
Miss Blanch Baker
Miss Mary L. Banick
Mr. Albert Bruckman
Mr. David S. Barron
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell
Miss Alice Bell
Mrs. R. Baillie
Mrs. Brown
Miss Alice Brown
Master Arthur Brown
Miss Gwendoline Bell
Miss Maggie Bevis
Mr. William Brown
Mrs. Ellen Barr
Mr. Edward Burns
Mrs. William Borland
Master John Borland
Miss Bennie
Mr. Bennie
Master Robert Bryan
Mr. Daniel Black
Mr. Lawrence Bottomley
Miss Clarke
Sister Columborus, O. S. D
Mr. G. D. Clark
Rev. W. Catherwood
Miss Catherine Connolly
Mrs. M. Cash
Master Sydney Cash
Miss Cecile Clark
Mr. Dennis Crombie
Miss A. E. Colly
George W. Cameron
Mr. Charles Campbell
Mr. John Carracker
Mrs. John Carracker
Mr. John Conway
Miss Annie Crane
Mrs. H. H. Christie
Miss Agnes Christie
Mr. Alex. Chisholm
Master Mathew Craig
Mr. William Craig
Mr. P. J. Conroy
Mr. H. Cochrane
Mrs. Charles Campbell
Miss Lizzie Cruickshank
Miss Mabel Cunningham
Mr. D. O. Christenberry
Mrs. Walker Crockett and Infant
Miss Alice Dove
Miss Adelaide Dennis
Mr. Alex. Davidson
Mrs. Alex. Davidson
Miss Isabella Davidson
Miss Christie Daniel
Miss Jennie Daniel
Miss Dolan
Mrs. Mary Daniel
Mr. Doctor
Miss Eva M. Earle
Mr. Alex. Eason
Miss Annie Eason
Mrs. S. Ewing
Miss Annie Edwards
Miss Mary Easton
Miss Lizzie Finly
Miss Elizabeth Foucke
Miss Betsy Fairweather
Mr. L. Frantz
Mr. T. J. Food
Mrs. T. J. Food
Mr. Thos. Farrell
Miss Jennie Flynn

Miss Sarah Goodwin
Mr. G. P. Gray
Miss Blanche H. Gunn
Mr. Lurton Gerdine
Mr. Robert S. Grant
Mrs. Robert S. Grant
Miss Mary Grant
Mr. Robert Graham
Miss Marion Goodyear
Mr. R. S. Grant
Mrs. R. S. Grant
Mrs. Henry Hamilton
Master Henry Hamilton
Master James Hamilton
Master Irvine Hamilton
Miss Susan Hamilton
Mr. Robert Hood
Miss Mary Hood
Miss Janet Hunter
Miss Julia Harger
Mrs. W. H. Hudson
Miss Ruth E. Hughes
Mr. William Hughes
Mr. Horace Hoyle
Mrs. James Hutton
Mr. Hibbard
Mrs. Hibbard
Miss Laura Hibbard
Miss Jean Hoag
Mrs. Edward B. Hall and Infant
Mr. Edward B. Hall
Miss F. C. Hoagland
Miss Katherine Hoagland
Mr. H. H. Howard
Mrs. Ed. Jenning
Miss J. L. Jameson
Miss Agnes Jameson
Master Robert Jameson
Master Clyde Jameson
Mrs. J. Jager
Sister Josephine, O. S. D
Mr. Charles Johnson
Miss Jeanie Johnston
Miss Mary C. Jones
Mr. Carl G. Janssen
Mrs. Archie Kenny
Mr. Peter J. Keagney
Master John Keagney
Master Thos. Keagney
Mrs. K. K. Klingender
Mr. Garo Keshishian
Mr. William Kane
Miss Lilly Leason
Miss Elizabeth Lynch
Mr. William Lyon
Mr. Alex. Lemon
Miss Sarah Lafferty
Mrs. W. B. Little
Mrs. W. B. Lockhart
Mrs. Amanda A. Lehman
Mrs. Isabella Lucey
Mr. W. S. Lindsay
Mr. Thos. Little

Mrs. J. Martin
Master Charles Martin
Mr. John Morrow
Mrs. John Morrow
Miss Agnes Mehaffey
Miss Barbara Miller
Miss Olive Macdonald
Master Arthur Matsuzama
Mr. J. Macfarlane
Mrs. Allan Meda
Mrs. Alexander Milne
Miss Margaret Montgomery
Miss Kate Morrison
Miss Mary Martin
Miss Irene Motte
Miss Nina Murdock
Mrs. Harriet Mines
Miss Florence Mines
Miss Margaret Murphy
Mr. E. F. Merrill
Miss Bessie McDearman
Mrs. Grace McVeigh
Master Charles Maddoch
Miss Coons Maddoch
Master John McCarney
Mr. Robert McCall
Mrs. J. H. McArthur
Mr. J. N. McCunn
Mr. James McBride
Miss Cassie McGinley
Mr. Cassie McGinley
Mr. Nathan McKilben
Miss T. McKilben
Miss Johanna McCleavey
Miss A. P. MacVay
Miss Lillian McDonald
Rev. Samuel McComb
Miss Christiana McLeod
Miss Annie McIntyre
Mrs. P. McNichol
Mrs. Nellie McGilland and Infant
Miss Rachel McCulloch
Mr. David McGrath
Mr. John McLaughlan
Miss Mary McFadden
Miss Kate McFadden
Mr. James McCleavey
Mr. John McLaughlin
Miss Margaret McManus
Mr. Peter McManus
Miss Mary Napier
Miss E. M. Norrie
Mrs. Natangarva
Mrs. Francis O'Neil
Master F. O'Neil Miss
Mary A. O'Neil
Miss Gertrude M. O'Neil
Miss Corday Ruth Olive
Mrs. James Orr
Miss Edna E. Provost
Mrs. S. Parker
Mr. John Parker
Mr. James Phillip
Mrs. Janet Proudfoot
Master Clarence Proudfoot
Miss L. Pittson
Mrs. F. J. Parran
Miss Elizabeth Porker
Miss Elizabeth Paage
Miss Lucy H. Robertson
Miss Sadie Royster
Miss Margaret Roarty
Mrs. Elizabeth Rathbun
Rev. Peter Rice
Miss Margaret Renot
Mrs. Fred C. Russell
Mr. J. W. Rixey
Mr. James M. Roberts
Mrs. Michael Rice
Mrs. Patrick Rice and Infant
Mrs. Robertnolle
Miss Jennie Robinson
Miss Emily Richardson
Mrs. B. Russel and Infant
Master R. Russel
Mr. Henry L. Robinson
Mr. Alex. D. Simpson

Miss Fannie A. Strauss
Mr. John Scott
Mrs. Eleanor Scott
Miss Martha Scott
Master Walter Scott
Mr. Alfred Samuelsohn
Mrs. Rachel Sheaner
Mrs. Isabella Shearer and Infant
Dr. W. H. Stack
Mrs. R G. Scherer
Miss Catherine Scherer
Prof. J. W. Scudder
Miss Gertrude Snowdon
Miss Nellie Snowden
Miss Louise Spilman
Mrs. Henry Spilman
Sister Seraphecca, O. S. D
Mrs. Maggie Sterling
Miss Agnes E. Sterling
Mrs. Samson and Infant
Miss Jennie Taggert
Miss Edith Taggert
Miss Martha Taggert
Mr. H. A. Talcott
Mrs. G. W. Van Slyke
Mr. W. C. Virash
Mrs. W. C. Virash
Miss Eileen Virash
Miss Lucy Virash
Mr. Edward White
Mrs. Catherine Waldron
Miss Nora Waldron
Miss Stella E. Whittaker
Mrs. Agnes Will
Mrs. Mary C. Wakefield
Mr. E. E. Washburn
Mrs. D. White
Miss Mary E. Wiley
Miss Mary Wilson
Miss Esther Wilson
Mr. William Weir
Mrs. John Wilson
Mr. Sidney Whilman
Mr. William Watson
Mrs. John Wyllie
Master David Wyllie
Master C. B. Wyllie
Miss Mary H. Yerkes

SS Furnessia. One class cabin only. The entire accommodation, consisting of Promenade Deck, Dining Room, Music Room, Library, Smoking Room, and all Staterooms on the main and upper decks are Exclusively for the Use of Second-Cabin Passengers.

Note: The SS Furnessia of the Anchor Line was refitted as a one-class cabin ocean liner in 1911. This transformation aimed to adapt to changing passenger demands and enhance the ship's marketability in the competitive transatlantic travel industry. By converting it into a one-class vessel, the ship was better suited to cater to middle-class travelers, including immigrants and tourists, while maintaining a standard of comfort reflective of its earlier operations.

These Steamships are Fitted with MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH.

Anchor Line Route Map and Abstract of Log (Unused). SS Furnessia Passenger List, 18 June 1910. GGA Image ID # 1f36435a45. Click to View a Larger Image.

Passenger List Information

Item Description

The front cover features an elegant design with vibrant Anchor Line branding and showcases a detailed depiction of the SS Furnessia. The document includes a complete listing of the ship's senior officers and Second Cabin passengers, along with an unused route map and log abstract on the back cover.

Key Features

Ship: SS Furnessia, Anchor Steamship Line
Route: Glasgow to New York via Moville (Londonderry)
Date: 18 June 1910
Commander: Captain John Black
Original cover design with Anchor Line branding
Detailed listing of senior officers, stewardesses, and Second Cabin passengers
Unused route map and log abstract on the back cover

Historical and Design Highlights

Elegant cover artwork reflective of the Anchor Line's branding and design standards
Complete passenger and crew listings provide insight into early 20th-century travel demographics
Unused route map and log abstract offer a glimpse into the navigational practices of the era
Emphasis on Second Cabin accommodations, showcasing the transition in ocean liner class structures

Condition

Well-preserved with minor edge wear typical of archival documents
Interior pages clean and legible with no significant marks or damage
Unused route map and log abstract intact and pristine
Light creasing on the cover consistent with handling and storage

Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)

Rev. W. Catherwood – Esteemed religious leader known for his contributions to community welfare
Sister Columborus, O.S.D. – Member of a religious order providing education and charitable work
Dr. Edgar Milwyn Jenkins – Ship's surgeon and respected medical professional
Miss Sarah E. Anderson – Early feminist and advocate for women's rights (speculative historical context)

Historical Significance

The SS Furnessia represents a pivotal moment in transatlantic travel during a period of significant migration and societal change. The 1910 passenger list is a valuable artifact that captures the social, cultural, and professional diversity of passengers traveling in the Second Cabin class. Its connection to the broader history of the Anchor Line and its later refit as a one-class ocean liner in 1911 further enhances its historical importance.