RMS Mauretania Passenger List - 13 November 1951

 

Front Cover of 1951 Passenger List - Cunard RMS Mauretania

Front Cover of a First Class Passenger List for the RMS Mauretania of the Cunard Line, Departing Tuesday, 13 November 1951 from Southampton to New York via Le Havre, Commanded by Captain D. W. Sorrell. GGA Image ID # 174cf7012a

 

Senior Officers and Staff

  1. Captain: D. W. Sorrell
  2. Staff Captain: J. D. Armstrong, D.S.C., R.D., R.N.R
  3. Chief Engineer: J. R. Moffat
  4. Chief Officer: J. P. V. Evans, R.D., R.N.R
  5. Surgeon: S. George, M.B., CH.B
  6. Purser: E. D. Rendell
  7. Chief Steward: C. Green
  8. Staff Purser: J MacDermott

 

First Class Passengers

  1. Mr. G. Abel
  2. Mr. Ephraim N. Akwiwu
  3. Rabbi Isaac Alcalay
  4. Mrs. Owen F. Aldis
  5. Mr. Jennings A. Allen
  6. Mr. Mario Alvarez
  7. Mr. Ernest Angell
  8. Mrs. Angell
  9. Mr. A. M. Aronson
  10. Mr. F. B. Ashplant
  11. Mr. Louis Austin
  12. Mrs. Austin
  13. Mr. W. S. Bagdatopoulos
  14. Mrs. Bagdatopoulos
  15. Mr. Pierre A. Bailly
  16. Mr. Reginald Baker
  17. Mrs. Baker
  18. Mr. Kim A. M. Barton
  19. Mr. William Batt
  20. Mrs. Batt
  21. Mr. Alfred C. Beatty
  22. Mr. George W. Becker
  23. Mrs. Becker
  24. Mr. W. C. Bell
  25. Lady Gladys Beresford-Whyte
  26. Mrs. Laura A. Beymer
  27. Mr. Stephen Bird
  28. Mr. Roy J. Bradley
  29. Mr. O. W. Brand
  30. Mrs. Brand
  31. Mrs. Mary W. Brice
  32. Mr. R. Buckland
  33. Mr. James B. Buckley
  34. Mrs. Buckley
  35. Mr. Archivaldo Burns
  36. Mrs. Burns
  37. Mr. Joseph E. Cain
  38. Mrs. Cain
  39. Mr. L. A. Camken
  40. Mrs. Camken
  41. Miss J. P. Camken
  42. Miss D. Camken
  43. Mrs. Duncan Campbell
  44. Mr. G. Van Campenhaut
  45. Mrs. Campenhaut
  46. Mr. Fernando M. Caries
  47. Mr. J. F. S. Carlisle
  48. Mr. James G. Carr
  49. Mrs. Carr
  50. Marquis Casa Nunez
  51. Marquisse Casa Nunez
  52. Mr. Caslin
  53. Sir Cuthbert Clegg, M.A., J.P., T.D
  54. Lady Clegg
  55. Mr. A. B. Coussmaker
  56. Mrs. W. P. Covey
  57. Miss Esmée Cromie
  58. Miss Marthe Cuenod
  59. Mr. Nathanael V. Davis
  60. Mr. N. H. De Hoog
  61. Mr. Louis Drexel
  62. Mrs. Drexel
  63. Mr. F. Duncan
  64. Mrs. H. H. Dunn
  65. Mrs. Rudolph Eberstadt
  66. Mrs. Maria J. Echarte
  67. Miss Angela Echarte
  68. Miss A. Enters
  69. Mr. Alvin Eunson
  70. Mrs. Eunson
  71. Miss Maria Caterina Faina
  72. Count Carlo Faina
  73. Mr. Percy G. Fielder
  74. Mrs. Fielder
  75. Mr. N. E. Flodin
  76. Mr. D. E. Fred G. Folts
  77. Mrs. Folts
  78. Mr. C. R. Funk

 

  1. Mr. Angus P. F. Gardiner
  2. Mrs. Gardiner
  3. Mr. J. F. Gates
  4. Mrs. Rodman Gilder
  5. Mr. Roy Gittens
  6. Mr. Fred M. Glass
  7. Mrs. Glass
  8. Mr. James C. Goggin
  9. Mr. Hal Gross
  10. Mrs. Gross
  11. Mrs. Therese Hahn
  12. Mr. Carl Haiblen
  13. Mr. Orville G. Hannum
  14. Mrs. Hannum
  15. Mr. P. Berwind Harjes
  16. Mr. J. Harms
  17. Mr. A. C. M. Harrisson
  18. Mr. Creighton C. Hart
  19. Mrs. Hart
  20. Mr. J. A. Haywood
  21. Mrs. Haywood
  22. Miss S. J. Haywood
  23. Mr. Robert Hecht
  24. Miss Fay Heiden
  25. Mr. Bancroft W. Henderson
  26. F. A. Henshall
  27. Mrs. Joan W. Hillman
  28. Mrs. R. Hollingsworth
  29. Miss C. Hollingsworth
  30. Mr. Guy Hollister
  31. Mrs. Hollister
  32. Mr. Donald B. Hughes
  33. Mr. F. M. Hunter
  34. Mr. H. lben
  35. Mrs. William H. Jackson
  36. Miss Ruth H. Jackson
  37. Miss V. M. Janion
  38. Mr. Nelson D. Jay
  39. Mrs. Jay
  40. Mr. James H. E. Jeffes
  41. Miss Lois S. Johnston
  42. Mr. Berkeley F. Jones
  43. Mrs. Jones
  44. Mrs. Grace Jones
  45. Mrs. F. H. Jordan
  46. Mrs. John J. Kay

 

  1. Mr. W. Keating
  2. Mr. Day Kimball
  3. Sir Norman Kipping, J.P
  4. Mr. John Kolaga
  5. Mr. E. A. Knoblauch
  6. Mrs. Knoblauch
  7. Mrs. Ethel Knott
  8. Mr. Herrmann Krauss
  9. Mrs. Krauss
  10. Mr. J. T. Lee
  11. Mrs. Lee
  12. Mrs. Morel P. Lewis
  13. Mrs. M. L. Livingston
  14. Mr. R. O. Lloyd, O.B.E
  15. Miss Betty Lloyd
  16. Mr. Douglas London
  17. Mrs. London
  18. Mr. Robert E. Long
  19. Mrs. Long
  20. Mr. Hubert J. Lackey
  21. Mr. W. V. Morsing Larsen
  22. Miss Laurence
  23. Mr. A. P. Laurent
  24. Mr. James Lawrence
  25. Mrs. Lawrence
  26. Dr. Francis B. MacMillan
  27. Mrs. MacMillan
  28. Mr. Gilbert Mandelik
  29. Mrs. Mandelik
  30. Mr. J. K. Mann
  31. Mrs. Annie Marr
  32. Miss P. I. McKim
  33. Mr. C. D. Mercer
  34. Mrs. Mercer
  35. Mr. S. L. S. Meyer
  36. Mr. Louis Michelin
  37. Mrs. Michelin
  38. Mr. Ashley Mitchell
  39. Mrs. Mildred Monroe
  40. Mrs. June Morgan
  41. Mr. M. B. Morton
  42. Mr. Moulin
  43. Mrs. Moulin
  44. Miss Moulin
  45. Mr. L. R. Mullin
  46. Miss Helene Munier
  47. Mr. J. Palmer Muntz
  48. Mrs. Muntz
  49. Mr. Frank H. Neher
  50. Mrs. Neher
  51. Mr. Simon S. Nessim
  52. Mr. Hans H. S. Nielson
  53. Mr. R. Norris
  54. Mrs. Norris
  55. Mr. Gerald A. Oldham
  56. Mr. Charles O'Neal
  57. Mrs. O'Neal
  58. Mr. N. Osseyan
  59. Miss L. M. Osseyan
  60. Mrs. Olga Peery
  61. Mrs. R. C. Peters
  62. Mrs. Jonathan Peterson
  63. Mrs. H. L. Phillips
  64. Mrs. L. A. M. Pigeon
  65. Miss Yvonne L. G. Pigeon
  66. Mr. H. A. Potsdam
  67. Mr. Joseph Powdrell
  68. Mrs. Powdrell
  69. Mr. Ronald L. Prain

 

  1. Mr. P. Ravano
  2. Mr. C. Ravano
  3. Mr. P. Ravano
  4. Miss M. L. Ravano
  5. Mr. R. R. Reiss
  6. Mrs. Reiss
  7. Mr. Elmer C. Rhoden
  8. Mr. Harold H. Richardson
  9. Mrs. Dorothy S. K. Richardson
  10. Miss Monique Ries
  11. Mr. F. G. Robbins
  12. Mr. N. E. Robinson
  13. Mr. Otis A. Rosboro
  14. Mrs. Rosboro
  15. Dr. Erwin Rosenthal
  16. Mrs. J. Ruebens
  17. Mr. Gerald Rumble
  18. Mrs. Rumble
  19. Master Greville Rumble
  20. Mrs. Valerie Savage
  21. Mr. M. H. Saval
  22. Mr. Charles A. Schmutz
  23. Mrs. Schmutz
  24. Dr. Pieter Schoenmaker
  25. Mr. George W. Schreiber
  26. Mrs. Schreiber
  27. Mr. Noel M. Seeburg
  28. Mrs. Seeburg
  29. Mr. J. G. Shelley
  30. Mr. B. R. Shenoy
  31. Mrs. Shenoy
  32. Miss Sudha Shenoy
  33. Master Subodh Shenoy
  34. Mr. Edward Siddall
  35. Mr. R. E. Smith
  36. Mrs. Smith
  37. Mr. Francis M. Smith
  38. Mrs. Smith
  39. Mr. P. H. J. Sprenger
  40. Mrs. Ruth Sternberg
  41. Mr. John R. H. Sumner
  42. Mrs. Sumner
  43. Mr. L. A. Sweny
  44. Miss C. J. Tudor
  45. Mr. R. Turner
  46. Hon. Eric G. Underwood
  47. Senator Jose M. Tarafa
  48. Mrs. Tarafa
  49. Miss Rose Taksar
  50. Mr. John S. Tatton-Brown
  51. Lady Kenya Tatton-Brown
  52. Mrs. Dulcie M. Taylor
  53. Miss Eleanor L. Thomas
  54. Mrs. George Thompson
  55. Miss Louise G. Tocquet
  56. Mr. Albert Tompkins
  57. Mrs. Tompkins
  58. Mr. Graham F. Towers
  59. Miss J. M. Wadsworth
  60. Mr. Julius Waldispil
  61. Mr. David Dixon Walker
  62. Mr. William Wallace
  63. Mr. Forbes Watson
  64. Mrs. Thomas D. Webb
  65. Dr. Jules Welch
  66. Mrs. Benjamin Whittaker
  67. Mr. W. Wickwire
  68. Mr. T. Muir Wilson
  69. Mr. J. M. H. Wright

 

Watercolor of the RMS Mauretania, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951.

Watercolor of the RMS Mauretania, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951. GGA Image ID # 21c5da52b3

 

List of Senior Officers and Staff, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951.

List of Senior Officers and Staff, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951. GGA Image ID # 21c60d29a1

 

Title Page, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951.

Title Page, RMS Mauretania First Class Passenger List, 13 November 1951. GGA Image ID # 21c632164c

 

Passenger List Information

RMS Mauretania First-Class Passenger List – 13 November 1951

 

Item Description

This First-Class Passenger List documents the 13 November 1951 voyage of the RMS Mauretania, departing Southampton for New York via Le Havre. Commanded by Captain D. W. Sorrell, the Mauretania served as an emblem of post-war optimism, offering its elite clientele an unparalleled travel experience. The document provides a detailed account of the ship’s passengers, crew, and cultural significance.

 

Key Features

  • Date of Voyage: 13 November 1951
  • Route and Purpose: Southampton to New York via Le Havre, catering to distinguished travelers in First-Class luxury.
  • Associated Vessel:
    • RMS Mauretania (1938), a modern marvel of its time, embodying Cunard Line's tradition of excellence in transatlantic travel. Known for its Art Deco interiors and cutting-edge technology, it was a symbol of resilience and elegance in post-war maritime history.
  • Contents:
    • Comprehensive First-Class passenger roster featuring prominent figures from diverse fields.
    • Detailed senior officer and staff listings, reflecting Cunard’s commitment to superior service.
    • Stunning watercolor illustrations and typographic elegance representative of the mid-century design ethos.

 

Historical and Design Highlights

  • Historical Context:
    This voyage occurred during a transformative period in global travel, as the post-war world embraced new economic opportunities and cultural exchanges. The RMS Mauretania was central to these developments, connecting influential figures across continents.
  • Design Features:
    The passenger list exemplifies mid-century sophistication with its clean layout, attention to detail, and striking cover illustration. A fine example of maritime ephemera, it offers both aesthetic and historical value.

 

Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)

  1. Rabbi Isaac Alcalay: Esteemed spiritual leader and influential advocate for global interfaith dialogue, reflecting the era’s cultural diplomacy.
  2. Sir Norman Kipping, JP: Renowned industrialist and public servant, instrumental in Britain’s post-war economic recovery.
  3. Lady Gladys Beresford-Whyte: A prominent socialite and philanthropist known for her contributions to education and the arts.
  4. Count Carlo Faina and Miss Maria Caterina Faina: Italian aristocrats with deep ties to European cultural and political history.
  5. Ernest Angell: Celebrated American lawyer and civil rights advocate, whose work shaped mid-20th-century legal reform.
  6. Sir Cuthbert Clegg, MA, JP, TD: Respected jurist and academic contributing to Britain’s judicial legacy.
  7. Marquis and Marquisse Casa Nunez: Influential Spanish nobility with significant roles in international diplomacy and trade.
  8. Miss Marthe Cuenod: Renowned Swiss soprano whose performances captivated audiences worldwide.
  9. Miss Maria Moulin: Acclaimed French artist whose works were pivotal in mid-century modernism.
  10. Dr. Jules Welch: Distinguished medical researcher whose breakthroughs advanced public health globally.

 

Historical Significance

This passenger list not only highlights the RMS Mauretania's role in the golden age of transatlantic travel but also provides a unique snapshot of the social and cultural networks of the time. The presence of high-profile passengers underscores its historical importance as a vessel connecting luminaries across disciplines and continents.

 

Appeal

  • Genealogists: An invaluable resource for tracing family lineages and exploring connections to notable individuals.
  • Maritime Historians: A detailed artifact from one of Cunard Line’s iconic vessels, shedding light on operational and social dynamics of the era.

 

Conclusion

This First-Class Passenger List from the RMS Mauretania is a rare and captivating piece of maritime history. A testament to the sophistication and cultural significance of Cunard Line's storied legacy, this artifact provides a tangible connection to the golden age of ocean liners.

 

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