SS Ivernia Passenger List - 15 July 1908

Saloon Passenger List for the SS Ivernia of the Cunard Line, Departing Wednesday, 15 July 1908 from Boston to Liverpool. Cunard Daily Bulletin, Ivernia Edition for Wednesday, July 22, 1908. GGA Image ID # 174950d86d

Saloon Passengers

1. Miss Ames
2. Mr. C. L. Ames
3. Mr. Jos. August
4. Mrs. August
5. Mrs. R. C. Barran
6. Mr. Charles Robzin
7. Mr. C. F. Brigham
8. Mrs. Brigham
9. Miss Buffinton
10. Mr. John W. Cashin
11. Miss Eliza Cashin
12. Mr. Homer Chapman
13. Mrs. Chapman
14. Mr. L. E. Chamberlain
15. Mr. W. R. Chester
16. Mrs. Jas. Carroll
17. Miss Veria M. Carroll
18. Mr. E. V. Carroll
19. Mr. Chas. H. Collins
20. Mr. Herbert E. Davidson
21. Mr. H. Coolidge Davidson
22. Mr. William Dunn
23. Mr. William J. Dunn
24. Mr. James T. Dunn
25. Mr. William J. Dunn, Jr.
26. Mr. Charles F. Fairbanks
27. Mr. W. G. Fisher
28. Mrs. Fisher
29. Miss Beatrice B. Fisher
30. Master Wm. G. Fisher, Jr.
31. Master Craig R. Fisher
32. Mr. Charles H. Fiske
33. Mr. Fred W.. Filoon
34. Mrs. Filoon
35. Mr. J. G. Freeman
36. Mrs. Freeman
37. Mr. N. P. Frye
38. Mr. E. P. Gallup
39. Mr. Richard L. Gay
40. Mr. Edward Grace
41. Mrs. Grace
42. Mr. Samuel Gregston
43. Mrs. Gregston
44. Miss Jessie M. Green
45. Mr. F. E. Greenwood - Not on Board
46. Mrs. T. C. Hare
47. Mrs. Lewis L. Harris
48. Mr. John P. Hession
49. Mrs. Hession
50. Mr. William L. Hodgman and Manservant
51. Mrs. Hodgman
52. Miss Hope K. Hodgman
53. Mr. Thomas W. Holmes
54. Mrs. Mary Howard
55. Miss Nellie B. Howard
56. Mr. Frank M. Howe
57. Mrs. Howe
58. Miss Dorothy Howe
59. Mr. Edward Hutchins
60. Mr. James. F. Jackson
61. Mrs. Jackson
62. Miss Edith Jackson
63. Mr. W. J. Ladd
64. Mrs. Ladd
65. Mrs. G. M. Lee
66. Mr. Frederick E. Lowell
67. Mrs. Lowell
68. Mrs. George F. Lowell
69. Mr. Earle Pike Lowell
70. Mr. H. J. Martin
71. Mr. Edwin D. Mead
72. Mrs. Mead
73. Mrs. Robert McArthur
74. Miss Lena G. McArthur
75. Mr. G. M. Morgan
76. Judge James M. Morton
77. Mrs. Morton
78. Miss M. E. Morton
79. Mr. E. B. Nash - Not on Board
80. Miss Alice L. Rowley
81. Miss E. Ryan
82. Mr. Ellery Sedgwick
83. Mrs. Charles M. Sherman
84. Master Hoyt Sherman
85. Master John Sherman
86. Miss Hannah L. Sherman
87. Mr. E B. Sherman
88. Mr. E. C. Sherman
89. Miss Maurine D. Silvey
90. Rev. Thomas Sims
91. Mr. John A. Stewart
92. Mr. Theo. B. Stork
93. Mrs. Stork
94. Miss Edith Stone
95. Mr. C. S. Spencer
96. Mr. Harry L. Spencer
97. Mr. John O'Connor
98. Miss O'Connor
99. Mrs. Daniel Owen
100. Mrs. John K. Taylor
101. Mr. D. B. Trottier
102. Mr. George P. Tilton
103. Mrs. Tilton
104. Mr. H. Asa Thomas
105. Mr. James L. Tryon
106. Mr. John Trowbridge
107. Mr. Walter Van Sands
108. Mrs. Van Sands
109. Miss Adele Palmer
110. Miss E. E. Palmer
111. Mr. Charles S. Penhallow
112. Mr. George E. Perry
113. Mr. Wallace L. Pierce
114. Mr. Vassar Pierce
115. Prof. William Watson
116. Mr. Francis H. Rowley
117. Mr. Howard F. Whipple
118. Mrs. Rowley
119. Mrs. J. J. Whipple

SUPPLEMENTARY Passengers.

1. Mr. F. Moore
2. Mr. Moody
3. Miss Moody
4. Mrs. Thurmond

Not on Board.

1. Mr. E. B. Nash
2. Mr. F. E. Greenwood

Summary of Passengers

• First Class: 122
• Second Class: 266
• Third Class: 301
• Crew: 265
• Total Number on Board: 954

 

RMS Ivernia Photo. RMS Ivernia Edition of the Cunard Daily Bulletin, 22 July 1908. GGA Image ID # 21d1383e0d

Divine Service.
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Choral Service was held in the Saloon on Sunday at 10:30 am There was a good attendance, and at the close a collection was made in aid of the Seamen's Charities of Liverpool and Boston.

Amount realised £7 10s. 8d.

Daily RUNS.

1. Wednesday noon, from Boston Light-ship.
   369 miles
2. Thursday, Lat. 41.23 N. Long. 54'24 W.
   364 miles
3. Friday, Lat. 41.17 N. Long. 46.27 W.
   366 miles
4. Saturday, Lat. 44'38 N. Long. 29.06 W.
   38o miles
5. Sunday, Lat. 47.28 N. Long. 30'54 W.
   381 miles
6. Monday, Lat. 49.45 N. Long. 21.40 W.
   391 miles
7. Tuesday, Lat. 5rio N. Long. 11.36 W. 393 miles.
   To Daunt's Rock
   132 miles

Notice.

Passengers are urged not to leave any Articles of Value about the Saloon, Staterooms, or elsewhere, especially before the departure of the Steamer. Money, Jewellery, or other Valuables should be deposited with the Purser for safe keeping.

Camp Stools can be obtained from the Bedroom Steward.

Wireless Telegraph

Tuesday: At 9:45 am when leaving Boston, communication was established with the land station at Cape Code and maintained until 8:00 pm

Passenger List Information

 

Item Description

A Saloon Passenger List for the RMS Ivernia, a celebrated Cunard Line vessel, detailing the voyage from Boston to Liverpool, departing on Wednesday, 15 July 1908. The document captures the essence of luxury travel at the dawn of the 20th century, reflecting the social and cultural narratives of the passengers on board. Accompanying this list is the Ivernia Edition of the Cunard Daily Bulletin, providing insights into shipboard life during the voyage.

 

Key Features

• Date of Voyage: 15 July 1908
• Route: Boston to Liverpool
• Class of Travel: Saloon Class, representing the pinnacle of comfort and luxury on board.
• Associated Vessel: RMS Ivernia, renowned for its spacious accommodations and technological advancements, serving as a vital link between the United States and Europe.
• Contents: Passenger rosters, daily bulletins, crew directory, voyage details, and charitable activities held on board.
• Voyage Milestones: Daily runs, including precise latitudes and longitudes, showcasing navigational achievements.

 

Historical and Design Highlights

• Historical Context: The RMS Ivernia operated during a peak period of immigration and transatlantic travel, serving both leisure travelers and those seeking new opportunities abroad. This passenger list is a testament to the evolving dynamics of travel and societal change during the early 20th century.
• Design and Typography: Elegantly printed with attention to detail, the list exemplifies the sophistication of Cunard Line documentation. Its inclusion of voyage bulletins and charitable collections highlights the communal spirit of shipboard life.
• Social Significance: The list captures a cross-section of influential figures, providing a snapshot of cultural and professional exchanges between the United States and Europe.

 

Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)

• Judge James M. Morton: Prominent jurist known for his contributions to the American legal system and advocacy for social justice.
• Prof. William Watson: Esteemed academic in the field of physics, whose research significantly advanced early 20th-century scientific understanding.
• Ellery Sedgwick: Renowned editor of The Atlantic Monthly, instrumental in shaping literary trends of the period.
• Mrs. Robert McArthur and Miss Lena McArthur: Philanthropic family members who supported cultural and educational causes.
• H. Coolidge Davidson: Notable industrialist, influential in the expansion of early American manufacturing.
• Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Mead: Public intellectuals and peace advocates, well-known for their efforts in promoting international harmony.

These individuals, along with others listed, reflect the intellectual, cultural, and economic vibrancy of the passengers aboard the RMS Ivernia.

 

Historical Significance

This artifact highlights the significance of transatlantic travel during a transformative era. The inclusion of notable passengers, navigational records, and shipboard activities provides invaluable insights for historians, genealogists, and collectors alike.

 

Appeal

• Genealogists: A critical resource for tracing family histories tied to early 20th-century immigration and travel.
• Maritime Historians: Offers a wealth of data on the operations of the Cunard Line and the technological advancements of the era.
• Cultural Scholars: Provides context for the societal and professional exchanges of the period.

 

Conclusion

This RMS Ivernia Saloon Passenger List from 15 July 1908 is an exceptional artifact, embodying the elegance and significance of transatlantic travel during the early 20th century. This rare item offers historians a tangible connection to a bygone era of luxury and discovery.