RMS Mauretania Passenger List - 14 June 1911

Saloon Passenger List from the RMS Mauretania of the Cunard Line, Departing Wednesday, 14 June 1911 from New York to Liverpool via Queenstown (Cobh), Commanded by Captain W. T. Turner, RNR. Cunard Daily Bulletin, 17 June 1911. GGA Image ID # 1329a84a46. This List is a Part of the RMS Mauretania Edition of the Cunard Daily Bulletin.

Senior Officers and Staff

• Captain: W. T. Turner, R.N.R.
• Surgeon: B. Sydney Jones

Saloon Passengers

1. Mr. Jacob P. Adler
2. Mrs. Adler
3. Miss Marie Aishmo
4. Miss M. T. Aitkin
5. Mr. H. R. Andel
6. Mr. T. S. Arbuthnot
7. Mrs. Mary E. Ashcroft
8. Mr. Alfred S. Austrian
9. Mrs. Austrian
10. Miss Mary F. Austrian
11. Mr. O. Balmsen
12. Mr. B. R. Baldwin
13. MIss Catherine Barker
14. Mrs. David Batchelder
15. Master Loranda Batchelder
16. Master David Batchelder
17. Miss Elizabeth Batchelder
18. Miss Blanche R. Baxter
19. Mrs. C. C. W. Bander
20. Mr. K. W. BeItour
21. Mrs. Belfour
22. Mr. August Belmont and valet
23. Mrs. Belmont and maid
24. Mr. H. Berte
25. Mr. Clarence S. Bernent
26. Mrs. J. de Bermingham
27. Mr. Bertrand Y' Bevan
28. Mr. Thomas Bissett
29. Mrs. Bissett and maid
30. Mr. Chauncey .T. Blair
31. Mr. C. Block
32. Mr. Willis M. Blood
33. Mr. Reginald W.Boardman
34. Miss Cornelia Boggs
35. Mr. A. P. Brantley
36. Mr. F. W. Brenckle
37. Mrs. Brenekle
38. Mr. J. E. Brodhead
39. Mrs. Brodhead
40. Mr. Fred Bookman
41. Mr. John Y. Boyd
42. Mrs. Boyd
43. Miss Eleanor G. Boyd
44. Miss Louisa Y. Boyd
45. Mr. Jackson H. Boyd
46. Mr. W. J. Brown
47. Miss Janie Brown
48. Mr. Wm. M. Brown
49. Mrs. Brown
50. Mr. D. Q. Brown
51. Mr. Chas. T. Brown
52. Mrs. Brown
53. Mr. Henry S. Brown
54. Mr. E. P. Bryan
55. Mrs. Bryan
56. Miss Minnie Bryan
57. Miss F. Bume
58. Mr. W. R. Bruvere Jr.
59. Mrs. W. S. Burke
60. Mr. A. Bradley Campbell
61. Miss Eisie F. Carlise
62. Mrs.Clarence Cary and maid
63. Capt. Leslie St. G. Cheape
64. Mr. Geo. W. Chester
65. Mr. George B. Christian
66. Miss Elizabeth R.Christian
67. Miss Klizabelli Christian
68. Mr. Willard M.Clapp
69. Mrs. Clapp
70. Mr. W. Campbell Clark
71. Mrs. Clark and maid
72. Miss EstelleClark
73. Miss Felielty Clark and nurse
74. Mr. Ralph Clarke
75. Mr. Rudolph Cohen
76. Mr. Thomas P. Collins
77. Mrs. Collins
78. Mr. Thos. Congdon
79. Col. A. E. Congdon
80. Mrs. Congdon
81. Miss Edlth U. Conard
82. Mr. H. Craft
83. Capt. Creed
84. Mr. G. L. Crenshaw
85. Mrs. Crenshaw
86. Miss J. Crocker and maid
87. Mr. J. C. Cromwell
88. Mr. George N. Crouse
89. Mr. Grant Curry
90. Mrs. Curry
91. Mr. Fred De Luze
92. Mrs. Henry Dater, Jr.
93. Mr. James David
94. Mrs. Flora M. Davey
95. Mr. Kdwln P. Beeves
96. Mr. L. P. Beeves
97. Miss M. K. Dlek
98. Dr. J. Dock
99. Mrs. Doek
100. Mr. J. W. Dorris
101. Mrs. Dorris
102. Mr. Geo. S. Drake
103. Mrs. Drake
104. Mr. Walter H. Dupee and valet
105. Lieut. Noel Edwards
106. Mr. L. L. Elzas
107. Mrs. Elzas
108. Mrs. H. K. Emery
109. Mr. Percy W. Evans
110. Mrs. Evans
111. Mrs. H. Evalenko
112. Mr A. P. Fachlri
113. Mr. Morris Falman
114. Mrs. Fatman and maid
115. Miss Elinor Fatman
116. Mr. M. Fernandez
117. Mrs. Felgenspan-Stengel and maid
118. Miss Ella Flegenspan
119. Mr. Eugene Flnzl
120. Mrs. Flnzl
121. Mr. Frederick Fisher
122. Mr. Albert W. F'ltzpatrick
123. Mr. Julio Font
124. Mr. Harold Footman
125. Mr. John Fowler
126. Mrs. Fowler
127. Mrs. K. Porter Fraker
128. Miss M. France
129. Miss Mary Frederick
130. Mrs. Robert Fulton
131. Mr. Robert Galloway
132. Mrs. Galloway
133. Mr. Robert Galloway. Jr.
134. Miss Roberta Galloway
135. Mr. B. D. Gamble
136. Mrs. Gamble
137. Mr. Sidney B. Gamble
138. Mr. Clarence J. Gamble
139. Miss K. E. Gammon
140. Mr. J. J. Garvan
141. Mr. D. F. Garvan
142. Mr. Daiiforth Geer
143. Mr. Chas. F. Gibson
144. Mrs. Gibson
145. Miss Edlth Gibson
146. Miss Minerva Gibson
147. Mr. Waldo Gillette
148. Mr. Grant Gillette
149. Mrs. Gillette
150. Miss Helen Gillette
151. Miss Goso Gilletto
152. Mr. R. W. Goldmark
153. Dr. H. Goldenberg
154. Mrs. Goldenberg and maid
155. Miss Grace Goode
156. Miss Goldenberg
157. Mr. Raymond C. Gould
158. Mr. H. C. Grant
159. Mr. J. D. Green
160. Mr. T. Groose
161. Mr. Franklin Guitterman
162. Mrs. Guitterman
163. Mr Kenneth Guitterman
164. Mr. M. Gutierrez
165. Mr. Samuel Haas
166. Mr. S. Hagar
167. Mrs. Hagar
168. Mr. C. S. Haight
169. Mrs. Haight
170. Miss Lizzie Hall
171. Miss V. C. Hanseon
172. Mr. William T. Hardy
173. Dr. H. L. Hargrove
174. Mr. K. Knight Harris
175. Mrs. S. M. Harris
176. Miss Elsie Harris
177. Dr. W. K. Harris
178. Mrs. Harris
179. Mr. Frank Harrison
180. Mrs. Harrison
181. Mr. E. St. John Hays
182. Mrs. Hays
183. Mrs. J. Hays
184. Miss Lucy Hays
185. Miss Florence Heller
186. Miss Jessie Lee Heilman
187. Miss Julia Higgins
188. Mr. George W. Hill
189. Mrs. Hill
190. Mrs. Florence Hoago
191. Mr. J. A. Hoagland and valet
192. Mr. Hugo Hoffmann
193. Mrs. H. Hoffmann
194. Miss Rose Hoffmann
195. Master Frank Hoffmann
196. Mr. H. Hollingshurst
197. Mr. Chas. Vernon Hopkins
198. Mr. A. L. Howard
199. Dr. Eugene F. Hoyt
200. Mr. Joel Isaacs
201. Mr. James Ivory
202. Mr. A. Jarman
203. Mr. Clement Jones
204. Mrs. Alice Judd
205. Mr. Jules Kauffman
206. Mr. Nester Kauffman
207. Mrs. Kauffman
208. Miss Madelle Keenan
209. Mr. Melville Keim
210. Mr. Augustus W. Kelley
211. Mrs. Kelley
212. Miss Agnes G. Kelley
213. Miss Christine Kelley
214. Mr. E. N. Kent
215. Mr. Khylberger
216. Mrs. Khylberger
217. Mr. M. Crouse Klock
218. Mrs. Klock and maid, Three children and maid
219. Mr. Arthur Kuhn
220. Mrs. Kuhn and maid
221. Master Kenneth Kuhn
222. Frauleln Le Erenton
223. Mr. J. W. Lambert
224. Mr. Brydon Lamb
225. Miss F. de Laguna
226. Mr. Frank H. Lattimore
227. Miss Gwendolyn Laurla
228. Miss Sarah Leeperot
229. Mr. K. O. Leon
230. Mr. F. Levy
231. Mr. Charles E. Lewis
232. Mr. John T. Lillard
233. Mrs. Lillard
234. Capt. Hardress Lloyd and valet
235. Mr. Geo. A. Lockett and valet
236. Miss Lowman
237. Mr. L. H. Lucker
238. Mrs. Lucker
239. Mr. Mark A. Luescher
240. Mr. E. Lutz
241. Mr. R. J. McCeod
242. Mrs. McCeod
243. Mr. C. A. McClintock
244. Chauncey McCormick
245. Mr. N. L. McCready
246. Mrs. McCready and maid
247. Mrs. J. C. Melntire
248. Mrs. M. McKennan
249. Mr. Thomas McNaughton
250. Mrs. McNaughton
251. Miss Mary McMullin
252. Mr. Wm. G. McCormick
253. Col. G. W. Macfarlane
254. Mr. Robert Marsh
255. Mrs. Marsh
256. Miss Martha Marsh
257. Miss Florence Marsh and governess
258. Mr. F. H. Maynard
259. Mrs. Maynard and maid
260. Mr. F. H. Meeder
261. Miss S. L. Merrill
262. Mr. Clinton Merritt
263. Mrs. Hulett C. Merritt
264. Mrs. Merritt
265. Miss Rosaline Merritt
266. Mr. F. A. Messenger
267. Mrs. O. R. Middleton and maid
268. Miss G. L. Middleton
269. Mr. Fred’k J. Middlebrook
270. Mr. Asa A. Mills
271. Mrs. Mills
272. Master Everett Mills
273. Mr. Harold Mills
274. Mr. James Mitchell
275. Mr. Geo. Mitchell
276. Mr. M. J. Mouette
277. Mrs. Monette
278. Mrs. C. F. Moore
279. Mr. W. L. Morkiil
280. Mr. Frank Morkiil
281. Miss E. L. Morrill
282. Rev. F. E. Mortimer
283. Miss Edith Mortimer
284. Mr. Morton
285. Mr. F. M. Murchie
286. Mrs. Murchie
287. Mr. P. F. Murphy
288. Mr. L. T. Myers
289. Mrs. Chas. C. Nadal and maid
290. Mr. T. Nakamigawa
291. Mr. W. A. Nasli
292. Miss Ella T. Nightingale
293. Mr.Eugene P. Nolan
294. Mr. Arthur J. North
295. Mr. Alfred Nuttal
296. Mrs. Nuttal
297. Mr. J. H. Offord
298. Mr. W. J. Olcott
299. Mrs. Olcott
300. Miss Dorothy Olcott
301. Miss Elizabeth Olcott
302. Mr. David Oliphant
303. Mrs. Oliphant
304. Mr. R. Orlik
305. Mr. W. H. Page
306. Mr. Kenyon V. Painter
307. Mrs. Painter
308. Mr. E. W. Palmes
309. Mr. Wm. Perrine
310. Mr. James A. Patten
311. Miss Mary Perrne
312. Mr. N. Taylor Phillips
313. Mrs. Phillips
314. Mr. Win. Pohlman
315. Miss Sally Polk
316. Mr. J. B. Pope
317. Mrs. Pope
318. Mr. Fred, Popple
319. Mrs. Theo. T. H. Price
320. Mr. Wiaward Presscott
321. Mrs. Presscott
322. Mrs. J. R. Rainbow
323. Mr. K. H. Randolph
324. Mr. Matthew Rath
325. Mr. Arthur Reichman
326. Mrs. Wm. Reichman
327. Dr. R. A. Reeve
328. Mrs. Reeve
329. Mr. S. Reiss
330. Mr. Harry L. Rheims
331. Mr. S. W. Richardson
332. Miss Adelia Riedel
333. Mrs. E. R. Roby
334. Mr. Lucius W. Robinson
335. Mr. Lucius W. Robinson, Jr.
336. Rev. R. Talbot Rogers
337. Mr. Benjamin T. Rogers
338. Mr. J. D. Roman
339. Mrs. Roman
340. Mr. Reuben J. Ross
341. Mr. Lorezo Roses
342. Mr. Lorezo Roses Jr.
343. Mr. Philip H. Rosenbach
344. Mr. Samuel Rosenberg
345. Mr. I. Rosenfield
346. Mr. Lessing J. Rosenwald
347. Mr. Charles Roth
348. Mr. Edwin R. Root
349. Mrs. M. M. Rothschild
350. Mr. H. A. Saks
351. Mr. Andrew Saks
352. Mrs. Saks and maid
353. Mr. R. O. Sands
354. Mr. Albert T. Salisbury
355. Major B. J. Sanders
356. Mrs. Olga Schaefer
357. Miss Adelaide Schaeffer
358. Mr. Julius Schild
359. Mrs. Schild
360. Mr. Chas. E. Scholes
361. Miss E. M. Scott
362. Miss B. Schweiger
363. Mr. Kenneth Seggermann
364. Mr. A. Seligsberg
365. Mr. W. S. Sim
366. Miss Louise Simson
367. Mr. E. R. Simpson
368. Mr. Louis M. Simson
369. Mrs. Simson
370. Mrs. E. E. Sinsheimer
371. Miss Harriet Sinsheimer
372. Mr. Edward Skinner
373. Mr. F. L. Slade
374. Mrs. Slade and maid
375. Mr. E. E. Smathers
376. Mrs. Smathers and maid
377. Mr. Lawrence B. Smith
378. Mr. Vivian Smith
379. Lady Sybil Smith
380. Mr. Smith
381. Mr. E. H. Sneath
382. Mrs. Sneath and maid
383. Miss Katherine Sneath
384. Master Richard S. Sneath
385. Miss Zillah Solomons
386. Mr. Julius Sondheimer
387. Mr. Stewart Spalding
388. Miss Spicer
389. Mr. S. J. Spiegelberg
390. Mr. I. N. Spiegelberg
391. Miss. Spiegelberg
392. Miss M. Spiegeiberg and governess
393. Mr. James Stagg
394. Mr. G. Stallmann
395. Mr. Louis Sternberger
396. Mr. Walter Stern
397. Miss L. A. Stoutenberg
398. Mr. Albert Sussman
399. Mr. Joseph D. Swoyer
400. Mr. George P. Tangeman
401. Mrs. Charles H. Taylor Jr. and maid
402. Mr. Stevenson Taylor
403. Mrs. Taylor
404. Count C. E. Taube
405. Miss Nora C. Thomson and maid
406. Mr. John R. Thompson
407. Mrs. Thompson
408. Miss Ruth Thompson
409. Mr. John R. Thompson Jr.
410. Miss Edwina Thornburg
411. Mr. Clifford Trevor
412. Miss Hazel Troutman
413. Miss L. H. Tuckerman
414. Mr. John T. Underwood
415. Mrs. Underwood
416. Miss Gladys Underwood
417. Mr. Geo. B. Van Cleve
418. Miss J. S. Vance
419. Mr. Y. Vas. Nunes
420. Mr. Arthur S. Vernay
421. Mrs. Vernay
422. Miss Sophie Von Leesen
423. Mr. Stanley R. Walker
424. Mr. Felix M. Warburg and valvet
425. Mrs. Warburg and maid, Children, and servant
426. Mr. G. A. Watson
427. Mr. W. D. Watson
428. Mr. Max Weinmann
429. Miss Isabel Wells
430. Mr. A. J. Welsh
431. Mrs. Welsh
432. Mr. W. P. Westcott
433. Mrs. Westcott
434. Mr. Albert L. Westcott
435. Miss Helen Westcott
436. Mr. Walter West
437. Mr. S. W. Whan
438. Dr. J. William White
439. Miss Martha C. Whitmer
440. Miss Katherine F.Whitmer
441. Miss Isabel D. Whitmer
442. Mrs. E. D. Whitney
443. Mrs. A. Wiener
444. Mr. F. Percy Wild
445. Miss Irene Given Wilson
446. Mr. H. Evan Williams
447. Capt. Herbert Wilson and valet
448. Mr. Herbert J. Winn
449. Mrs. Agnes J. Winslow
450. Mr. Winslow
451. Mr. E. Wolfstein
452. Mrs. Wolfstein
453. Mr. Benjamin Wolhaupter
454. Mr. David P. Wolhaupter
455. Miss Helen Woods
456. Mr. W. E. Worley
457. Mrs. Worley
458. Mr. A. Gidley Wright
459. Miss H. A. Yound
460. Mr. E. Youldon

Passenger List Information

RMS Mauretania Passenger List - 14 June 1911

An Extraordinary Relic of Early 20th-Century Ocean Travel

 

Description

This rare and highly sought-after Saloon Passenger List from the Cunard Line's illustrious RMS Mauretania, dated 14 June 1911, offers a tangible connection to the opulence of Edwardian transatlantic travel. Departing New York and arriving in Liverpool via Queenstown (Cobh), this list documents the saloon class passengers on a voyage led by the legendary Captain W. T. Turner, R.N.R., renowned for his later command of the RMS Lusitania.

The passenger list, featured in the Cunard Daily Bulletin of 17 June 1911, encapsulates the cultural and economic elite of the era, from financiers to industrialists, from military figures to socialites. It includes their meticulously recorded names, accompanied by senior staff who ensured the highest standards of service aboard the oceanic marvel.

 

VIP Passengers and Their Notable Histories

1. August Belmont
   • Noteworthy for: Scion of the Belmont banking family, key figure in horse racing and finance, instrumental in the construction of the New York subway system.
   • VIP Merit: Symbol of industrial prosperity and urban development, accompanied by valet and maid, reflecting the era’s aristocratic indulgence.
2. Chauncey J. Blair
   • Noteworthy for: Renowned Chicago financier and president of prominent banking institutions.
   • VIP Merit: A titan of finance, representing the burgeoning power of Midwestern capital during America’s economic ascent.
3. Felix M. Warburg
   • Noteworthy for: Prominent Jewish-American banker and philanthropist, partner at Kuhn, Loeb & Co., deeply involved in social causes.
   • VIP Merit: A figure of global influence in finance and charity, traveling with an extensive entourage.
4. Capt. Leslie St. G. Cheape
   • Noteworthy for: Esteemed British military officer and notable polo player, representing the elite sporting culture of Edwardian Britain.
   • VIP Merit: His presence underscores the interconnectedness of British and American elite societies.
5. Miss Cornelia Boggs
   • Noteworthy for: Heiress of a prominent American family, associated with cultural and philanthropic efforts in New York society.
   • VIP Merit: A representation of the influence of American women in society and culture during the Gilded Age.
6. Dr. J. William White
   • Noteworthy for: Eminent Philadelphia surgeon, educator, and medical innovator, celebrated for his contributions to modern surgery.
   • VIP Merit: Esteemed for advancing public health, symbolizing the importance of intellect and innovation aboard Cunard’s finest ships.
7. Miss Katherine Sneath
   • Noteworthy for: Young socialite of Philadelphia, traveling in luxury with her family, including a governess and maid.
   • VIP Merit: A quintessential example of the elite upbringing and lifestyle afforded by the Mauretania's first-class offerings.

 

Historical Context

The RMS Mauretania, a holder of the Blue Riband for transatlantic speed, epitomized the height of Edwardian engineering and luxury. The June 1911 voyage was one of its numerous journeys connecting America and Europe, bringing together passengers who influenced finance, culture, and innovation on both continents. The saloon class, equivalent to today's first class, offered unparalleled luxury and exclusivity, as evidenced by the caliber of its travelers.

 

Significance and Rarity

Passenger lists of this period are prized not only as maritime artifacts but also as reflections of the sociopolitical and economic networks that shaped the modern world. The inclusion of numerous VIPs underscores the enduring appeal of the RMS Mauretania as a floating nexus of power and prestige.

 

Additional Details

• Publication: Cunard Daily Bulletin, 17 June 1911.
• Dimensions: Approximately 8 x 10 inches.