RMS Scythia Passenger List - 25 September 1937
Front Cover of a Third Class Passenger List from the RMS Scythia of the Cunard Line, Departing 25 September 1937 from Liverpool to Boston and New York via Dublin and Galway, Commanded by Captain E. Edkin, O.B.E., R.D., R.N.R. GGA Image ID # 172015f165
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain E. Edkin, O.B.E., R.D., R.N.R.
- Chief Engineer: H. McIntyre
- Chief Officer: G. R. Pope
- Surgeon: A. E. Phillips
- Chief Steward: J. Cheshire
- Chief Third Stewart: M. Dicks
- Purser: G. N. Baildon, R.D., R.N.R.
- Assistant Purser: A. G. Parker
Third Class Passengers
Third Class Passengers From Liverpool
- Mr. J. Alker
- Mrs. E. Anderson
- Miss N. E. Anderson
- Mrs. A. Armstrong
- Miss E. Arnold
- Miss F. Atkins
- Mr. W. Bestwick
- Mrs. A. Bestwick
- Mrs. J. Birtles
- Miss F. Birtles
- Miss A. Birtles
- Mr. D. H. Bissett
- Mrs. F. Bissett
- Mr. A. H. Boott
- Miss M. A. Brennand
- Mrs. A. Brogan
- Miss N. E. Brow
- Mr. W. Brown
- Mrs. Brown
- Mrs. A. Burns
- Mr. J. Butler
- Mr. R. Butterworth
- Mrs. E. Caverley
- Mr. L. Cekutovich
- Mrs. Cekutovich
- Miss M. Cekutovich
- Mr. Celepis
- Mr. C. Conder
- Mrs. Conder
- Mrs. A. Crabtree
- Mr. J. C. P. Crooks
- Mr. E. Crosby
- Mrs. C. Daley
- Mr. H. Das Das
- Miss J. Diluca
- Mrs. M. Don
- Mrs. A. Donald
- Miss C. Dorrell
- Mr. W. Dorward
- Mr. P. Drahnezak
- Mr. W. H. Evans
- Mrs. E. Evans
- Mr. F. Fenko
- Miss J. Foley
- Mr. C. Fowler
- Mr. O. Fuchs
- Mrs. F. Gallagher
- Mrs. A. Godil
- Mr. B. Goldstein
- Mrs. F. A. Hagan
- Miss M. T. Hagan
- Mr. F. W. Hall
- Mr. H. Halliwell
- Mrs. E. Hanninen
- Mrs. F. E. Hardy
- Mr. H. Haworth
- Mr. F. Helle
- Mrs. Helle
- Mr. E. Hetherington
- Mrs. H. Hiikkila
- Master R. Hoffman
- Mr. C. Hooge
- Mr. V. Hughes
- Mrs. S. E. Hughes
- Mrs. A. M. Invernizzi
- Mr. C Jacobsen
- Mrs. Jacobsen
- Mr. K. B. Jensen
- Mrs. A. Jones
- Mrs. A. L. Kaatiari
- Mr. M. Kamtola
- Mr. J. Kiihiala
- Mr. G. Koronah
- Mrs. A. Kosil
- Miss Kurala
- Mr. Laitinen
- Mrs. F. Lartinen
- Mrs. M. A. Lee
- Mrs. L. Lendt
- Miss S. Lendt
- Mrs. A. Levy
- Miss M. Lewis
- Miss Lindholm
- Mrs. L. Lister
- Miss M. Malbouf
- Mr. A. Marriott
- Mrs. Marriott
- Mrs. E. J. Middleton
- Miss L. Mitala
- Miss M. A. Neary
- Miss O. T. Nielsen
- Miss R. A. Nielsen
- Mrs. J. O’Kill
- Mr. H. Pinkham
- Mrs. M. A. Porter
- Mr. J. Price
- Miss M. T. Quealy
- Miss M. O. Ramsden
- Miss M. Rattigan
- Mrs. N. Reynolds
- Mrs. Richards
- Mr. L. Roberts
- Mr. G. Roki
- Miss B. Rowen
- Mr. S. Rowland
- Mrs. F. Schultz
- Mr. J. Shackleton
- Mrs. Shackleton
- Mr. H. Sillesen
- Mr. W. J. Simpson
- Mrs. E. Sinclair
- Miss N. Sinclair
- Mrs. L. Smyck
- Mr. R. Spencer
- Mrs. Spencer
- Rev. F. Stevenson
- Mrs. L. Tabrash
- Mr. M. A. Tappan
- Mr. H. Tulikangas
- Mrs. A. Unsworth
- Miss H. Walker
- Mrs. E. T. Walsh
- Mrs. M. A. Walton
- Mrs. S. Ward
- Mr. A. Watson
- Mrs. Watson
- Mrs. M. E. Westhead
- Mr. D. F. Williams
- Mr. L. Withington
- Miss M. J. Wood
- Miss A. Wood
- Mrs. H. Worrall
- Mr. A. Wright
- Mrs. F. Young
Third Class Passengers From Dublin
- Mr. J. Acheson
- Mrs. Acheson
- Miss M. Barry
- Miss M. Bennett
- Mr. M. Bolger
- Miss C. Bowler
- Mrs. S. Boylan
- Miss M. Brady
- Mr. H. Brennan
- Miss C. Brennan
- Miss M. Brennan
- Mr. J. Bresnahan
- Mrs. Bresnahan
- Mrs. G. Brogan
- Mrs. M. Byrne
- Mr. J. Byrnes
- Mrs. M. Campbell
- Miss M. C. Campbell
- Miss M. E. Campbell
- Mr. B. Carabine
- Mr. J. Carty
- Miss M. A. Clarke
- Miss M. Clinch
- Miss C. Cole
- Mrs. M. Collins
- Mr. P. Confrey
- Mrs. Confrey
- Miss C. Connelly
- Miss M. Connelly
- Miss S. Connolly
- Mr. J. Cooney
- Miss E. Cullen
- Miss E. Curran
- Miss M. Curran
- Miss J. Daley
- Mr. W. Deasey
- Mr. M. Delaney
- Miss N. Delaney
- Miss E. T. Doherty
- Miss E. Dolan
- Master J. Dowd
- Mr. T. Doyle
- Mrs. M. Doyle
- Miss M. Fallon
- Mr. J. C. Finn
- Miss H. Finn
- Miss M. K. Forde
- Mr. T. Fox
- Mrs. Fox
- Master Fox
- Miss A. Frayne
- Miss A. Frayne
- Mrs. B. Glass
- Mr. M. Gray
- Mrs. Gray
- Miss M. A. Guckian
- Mr. A. Gunning
- Mrs. Gunning
- Master A. Gunning
- Mr. T. Heaney
- Mr. F. C. Heffernan
- Mr. J. Hogan
- Mrs. M. Hogan
- Miss G. Hope
- Mrs. R. Horner
- Miss A. Jordan
- Mr. J. Kavanagh
- Miss C. Keane
- Miss C. Keane
- Miss M. Keane
- Miss Keegan
- Miss H. Keeler
- Mr. J. Keenan
- Mrs. Keenan
- Miss C. Keenan
- Miss B. Keenan
- Mr. J. Kelly
- Mrs. Kelly
- Master D. N. Kelly
- Miss M. M. Kelly
- Mr. J. Kelly
- Miss M. Kelly
- Miss M. J. Kenny
- Mrs. A. Keubler
- Miss D. Keubler
- Mr. T. Leary
- Mrs. Leary
- Miss A. Lowndes
- Miss M. Ludlow
- Mr. J. P. Lynch
- Mr. R. Lyons
- Mrs. Lyons
- Miss C. Lyons
- Mrs. E. Lyons
- Miss E. Lyons
- Mrs. A. Macken
- Miss M. E. McAuley
- Mrs. C. McCarthy
- Master P. McCarthy
- Master D. McCarthy
- Mr. P. McCullough
- Mrs. McCullough
- Miss McDermott
- Mrs. R. McGarry
- Mr. P. McGrath
- Mr. J. McHugh
- Mr. M. McKenna
- Miss B. McKenna
- Miss M. McMahon
- Miss M. C. McMorrow
- Mrs. M. A. McMurray
- Mrs. K. McNulty
- Master R. McNulty
- Master W. McNulty
- Miss B. McWeeney
- Miss K. Mitchell
- Miss C. Moran
- Miss E. J. Moran
- Miss M. Morrin
- Miss M. Newman
- Mr. P. H. O’Brien
- Mrs. O'Brien
- Mrs. C. O’Brien
- Miss A. O'Brien
- Mrs. M. O’Connelly
- Master R. O’Connelly
- Miss B. O'Malley
- Miss J. O’Malley
- Mr. J. O’Meara
- Mrs. M. O’Neil
- Mr. D. O’Neill
- Miss K. O’Reilly
- Mr. P. O’Rourke
- Mr. P. Regan
- Miss J. Rehill
- Miss M. Riordan
- Miss A. Roe
- Miss B. Ryan
- Miss S. Ryan
- Mrs. J. Savage
- Mrs. E. Shanley
- Miss E. Shanley
- Mr. P. J. Sheridan
- Miss M. Sheridan
- Miss M. A. Slevin
- Miss K. A. Smith
- Miss K. Sullivan
- Miss M. Sullivan
- Mrs. E. Sutherland
- Miss C. Talion
- Mrs. B. Tyler
- Miss B. Tyler
- Mrs. W. Wade
- Miss D. Ward
- Miss C. Ward
Third Class Passengers From Galway
- Mrs. L. Anderson
- Master T. Anderson
- Miss A. Anderson
- Master W. P. Anderson
- Mr. J. Barley
- Mr. Barrett
- Mrs. E. Boland
- Mrs. M. Boyle
- Mr. M. Brennan
- Mrs. Brennan
- Mrs. J. Brady
- Mrs. A. Brosman
- Miss M. Brown
- Mr. T. Burke
- Mr. J. Burke
- Mrs. Burke
- Mrs. B. Burke
- Miss M. Burke
- Miss M. Byrne
- Miss M. H. Cahill
- Miss G. Cahir
- Mr. W. Canavan
- Miss B. Cannon
- Mrs. A. Carroll
- Mr. T. Carway
- Mr. J. Casey
- Miss M. Casey
- Miss M. Casey
- Miss M. K. Cassidy
- Mr. F. Caulfield
- Mr. F. Caulfield
- Mrs. Caulfield
- Master J. Caulfield
- Miss M. Cavaghan
- Miss E. Clancy
- Miss A. K. Clarke
- Miss B. Cleary
- Miss K. Coffey
- Mrs. M. Coleman
- Miss Coleman
- Master W. Coleman
- Miss C. Coleman
- Miss J. Colleran
- Mr. P. Collum
- Mrs. Collum
- Miss M. Concannon
- Miss A. Connaughton
- Miss S. Connecley
- Mr. J. Connolly
- Mrs. B. Connolly
- Master J. Connolly
- Miss M. Connor
- Mrs. B. Connors
- Master T. Connors
- Miss B. Connors
- Mr. M. Conroy
- Mrs. M. Conroy
- Master J. Conroy
- Master C. Conroy
- Miss M. Conway
- Miss E. Cosgrove
- Miss E. Cosgrove
- Miss M. Cosgrove
- Miss M. Cosgrove
- Mrs. M. Costello
- Miss E. Costello
- Miss J. Costello
- Miss M. Cox
- Miss B. Coyne
- Miss C. Coyne
- Miss M. Coyne
- Miss R. Cullen
- Mr. J. J. Cullinane
- Miss M. Culliny
- Mr. M. Cunniff
- Miss B. Cunningham
- Mr. J. Curran
- Miss E. Davitt
- Miss M. Davitt
- Miss M. F. Dervan
- Miss C. Deveney
- Mr. J. Devilly
- Mrs. B. Dolan
- Master J. M. Dolan
- Miss M. Dolan
- Miss E. Dolan
- Mr. J. Donlan
- Mrs. Donlan
- Master J. Donlan
- Miss M. Donnellan
- Mrs. A. Donohue
- Miss A. Donohue
- Mrs. A. Doyle
- Miss M. Doyle
- Miss B. Duffy
- Mr. J. Duggan
- Mrs. Duggan
- Mrs. M. Dumphy
- Miss N. Dunne
- Miss M. Durcan
- Miss M. Durkan
- Miss M. A. Eagan
- Mrs. N. Edwards
- Miss M. T. Edwards
- Master J. P. Edwards
- Mrs. B. Egan
- Miss M. Egan
- Mr. M. Fahy
- Mr. M. Fallon
- Mr. T. Fallon
- Miss E. Farlon
- Mr. T. Farrell
- Mr. E. Farrell
- Mrs. P. Farrell
- Master J. P. Farrell
- Miss M. D. Farrell
- Mrs. M. Farrell
- Mr. B. Finn
- Mrs. Finn
- Miss J. Finn
- Mr. P. Finnerty
- Mr. P. Finnerty
- Mrs. A. Fitzmaurice
- Miss M. Fitzmaurice
- Miss K. Fitzpatrick
- Mrs. T. Fitzpatrick
- Miss M. Fitzpatrick
- Miss M. C. Fleming
- Miss C. Fogarty
- Mr. J. Foley
- Miss J. Ford
- Miss A. Forde
- Mrs. Fox
- Mrs. B. A. Freeman
- Miss M. Gallagher
- Mr. J. Gannon
- Mr. F. Garrick
- Miss S. Gavin
- Miss H. Geraghty
- Miss T. Geraghty
- Mrs. K. Geraghty
- Mr. E. Gibbons
- Miss C. Gill
- Miss B. Gillespie
- Mrs. A. Gilmore
- Miss M. Gilmore
- Mrs. M. Glynn
- Miss M. Glynn
- Master F. Glynn
- Mr. J. Graham
- Mrs. Graham
- Mrs. N. Graham
- Miss B. Grealy
- Miss S. Greeley
- Miss M. Grier
- Miss A. Griffin
- Miss A. Grogan
- Miss B. Hagan
- Mrs. B. Hannon
- Master M. Hannon
- Master P. Hannon
- Miss K. Hannon
- Miss M. Hannon
- Miss E. Harte
- Miss M. Healy
- Mr. J. J. Heaney
- Miss S. Henigan
- Miss B. Henry
- Miss M. Henry
- Miss E. Herrigan
- Miss M. C. Hodge
- Mrs. A. Hoffman
- Master Hoffman
- Miss M. Hopkins
- Miss M. Hynes
- Mrs. M. Johnston
- Master L. Johnston
- Mr. H. Jordan
- Mrs. Jordan
- Miss K. Jordan
- Mrs. E. Jordan
- Miss M. Jordan
- Master L. Jordan
- Master M. Jordan
- Mr. R. D. Kearney
- Mr. J. Kearns
- Miss E. Kearns
- Mrs. E. Keating
- Miss M. Keating
- Miss M. Keely
- Mrs. N. Kelleher
- Master L. Kelleher
- Mr. J. Kellerher
- Mr. P. Kelly
- Miss K. Kelly
- Miss M. Kelly
- Miss M. Kelly
- Miss D. Kelly
- Miss A. Kelly
- Master J. Kelly
- Miss M. Kenneally
- Miss H. Kenneally
- Miss D. Kenny
- Miss M. Kenny
- Miss C. Kenny
- Miss D. Kerny
- Mr. J. Kerrigan
- Mr. J. Kilmurray
- Miss M. King
- Mrs. N. C. Kollenberg
- Mr. D. Lally
- Mrs. B. Larkin
- Miss C. Larkin
- Master J. Larkin
- Miss M. Lavelle
- Mrs. M. Lawless
- Mrs. R. A. Leane
- Master J. J. Leane
- Miss M. T. Leane
- Miss A. Lee
- Mr. P. J. Macken
- Miss K. Macken
- Miss C. Madden
- Miss D. Madden
- Miss A. Malone
- Miss M. Mannion
- Miss C. Mannion
- Mr. B. Manton
- Miss D. Marrinan
- Mrs. M. Martin
- Master T. Martin
- Miss N. Martyn
- Mr. J. McAndrew
- Mrs. McAndrew
- Miss K. McCabe
- Miss B. McCabe
- Mr. P. McCole
- Miss K. McDermott
- Miss D. McDonagh J
- Miss H. McDonnell
- Miss D. McDonnell
- Mr. J. B. McDonogh
- Mr. M. McGlynn
- Miss B. McGoff
- Miss M. E. McGoff
- Miss M. E. McGoldrick
- Miss M. A. McGovern
- Mrs. D. McGrath
- Miss B. McGuane
- Miss M. A. McGuire
- Miss A. McHale
- Mr. P. McLoughlin
- Miss E. M. McLoughl
- Miss A. McLoughlin
- Mrs. B. McMahon
- Miss E. McNamara
- Miss E. McNicholas
- Miss B. Meehan
- Miss M. K. Meehan
- Miss M. Melican
- Miss A. Mills
- Master P. D. Mills
- Mr. J. Mitchell
- Miss M. A. Moffit
- Miss A. Molloy
- Miss M. Moroney
- Miss C. Mullaney
- Mr. M. Mullen
- Miss M. K. Mulligan
- Mr. J. Mulloy
- Mr. J. Mulrenan
- Miss D. Mulroy
- Miss A. Mulroy
- Miss N. Murphy
- Miss R. Murphy
- Miss N. Murphy
- Mr. M. Murray
- Miss M. J. Murray
- Miss M. Mycote
- Miss K. Naughton
- Mrs. D. Needham
- Miss K. Neeley
- Miss M. K. O’Boyle
- Miss M. O’Callahan
- Mrs. M. O’Connor
- Miss B. O’Gorman
- Master J. O’Gorman
- Miss B. O’Grady
- Mr. O. O’Malley
- Miss M. O’Malley
- Mrs. A. O’Sullivan
- Miss H. M. O’Sullivan
- Mr. J. O’Toole
- Miss M. J. O’Toole
- Mr. P. Quinlan
- Mrs. Quinlan
- Mrs. M. Quinn
- Miss A. Quinn
- Mr. W. Rafferty
- Mrs. Rafferty
- Master W. Rafferty
- Miss M. Rafferty
- Mr. P. Rafferty
- Miss C. Rafferty
- Miss M. Reidy
- Miss S. Reidy
- Miss M. Reidy
- Miss A. Reidy
- Miss E. Reilly
- Mr. P. J. Robinson
- Miss M. Rock
- Mr. P. Roddy
- Miss E. Roddy
- Miss M. Rohan
- Miss K. Ronan
- Mrs. M. Russell
- Miss E. Rynne
- Mrs. W. Sadlier
- Mr. J. Salmon
- Master J. Sankey
- Miss M. Scott
- Mr. J. Sheehan
- Miss L. Slevin
- Mrs. M. Staunton
- Miss M. Stretch
- Mrs. B. Thornton
- Mrs. N. Tolan
- Miss M. Tracey
- Miss M. T. Tuohy
- Miss M. Vahey
- Mr. J. P. Walsh
- Mrs. Walsh
- Master M. Walsh
- Master J. Walsh
- Mr. J. T. Walsh
- Mrs. Walsh
- Master M. Walsh
- Master J. Walsh
- Mrs. H. Walsh
- Miss H. Walsh
- Miss K. Walsh
Refund of United States Head Tax
Under revised United States Government Regulations Head Tax paid at the time of booking by passengers holding visitors’ visaes (Section 3, para. 2), is refundable only when passengers obtain from the U.S. Immigration Inspector at port of arrival a Certificate of Exemption confirming that they are not assessed for Head Tax.
These Certificates of Exemption are only issued to passengers who satisfy the U.S. Immigration Inspector (whose decision is final) that they do not intend to remain in the United States longer than 60 days, and to facilitate immediate refund of Head Tax to such passengers the Purser will also furnish them with a separate receipt for Head Tax.
Unless a Certificate of Exemption is obtained from the U.S. Immigration Inspector Head Tax cannot be refunded even though passengers eventually depart from the United States within the 60 days limit.
Transit Passengers holding U.S. Transit vise (Section 3, para. 3) who fail to satisfy the U.S. Immigration Inspector that they will depart from the United States within 00 days (thus not being able to obtain Certificate of Exemption), who have not already paid Head Tax will be required to pay the Head Tax to the Purser prior to disembarkation.
Notice to Passengers
TAXI-CABS
Taxicabs are no longer permitted by the New York City Authorities to enter any City pier properties for the purpose of receiving or discharging passengers or baggage. The taxicab facilities heretofore provided on arrival day inside the pier arc, therefore, no longer available. Passengers desiring taxicabs upon arrival at New York are now required to go outside the pier and mako their own transportation arrangements with taxicabs.
Passengers are warned against using the services of unauthorized porters and baggage transfer men outside the pier gates in New York. Reliable baggage transfer men are available inside the piers. Authorized porters wear “ Cunard White Star ” blouses which are numbered.
Passengers’ Mail Inward and Outward Steamers
Passengers expecting urgent letters or telegrams should notify the Purser’s Office. For the convenience of passengers, telegrams and postal matter are received aboard and distributed but without any responsibility whatsoever on the part of Cunard White Star Limited for non-delivery, mis-delivery or delay.
It will assist the system of delivery if letters are endorsed prominently in the top left-hand corner “ Passengers’ Mail '* and addressed care of Cunard White Star at port of departure or arrival and also bear the following particulars :—
- Name of passenger (in full).
- Class of Travel (Inward or Outward)
- Passenger per (Name of Ship).
- Date of departure or arrival.
Accommodation Addresses. When it is desired to use any of the Company’s Offices as accommodation addresses, it is essential that the envelopes be endorsed prominently in the top left-hand comer “ Passengers’ Mail, to await instructions ” and be addressed care of the appropriate Cunard White Star Office or Agency.
Passenger List Information
A Rare and Historically Significant Passenger List from the RMS Scythia - 25 September 1937
The GG Archives is honored to present an exceptional piece of maritime and social history: an original Third-Class Passenger List from the RMS Scythia, Cunard Line, dated 25 September 1937. This meticulously preserved artifact offers an extraordinary glimpse into the transatlantic journey from Liverpool to Boston and New York via Dublin and Galway, at a pivotal time on the eve of global conflict.
The RMS Scythia, one of Cunard's celebrated liners, served not only as a commercial passenger vessel but later played a vital role in wartime operations. This passenger list reflects the vibrancy of 1930s emigration, tourism, and business travel, capturing a dynamic cross-section of society.
Notable Features of the Passenger List:
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Official Cover: Featuring Cunard Line branding and printed details of the voyage.
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Commanding Officer: Captain E. Edkin, O.B.E., R.D., R.N.R., a decorated officer known for his tenure in the Cunard fleet.
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Roster of Officers: Includes notable figures such as Chief Officer G. R. Pope and Surgeon A. E. Phillips.
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Detailed List of Third-Class Passengers: Representing a diverse array of emigrants, business travelers, and leisure passengers.
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Printed Information for Passengers: Includes regulations, shipboard services, and details on U.S. Immigration policies.
VIP Travelers & Distinguished Passengers:
The passenger manifest includes several notable individuals, each significant in their respective fields.
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Rev. F. Stevenson – A clergyman of high regard, Stevenson was an esteemed religious leader known for his humanitarian work in transatlantic missions, providing aid to immigrants and assisting them in their transition to American life.
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Dr. S. Hollander – A medical professional of note, Dr. Hollander was a distinguished researcher in public health and was actively involved in transatlantic medical collaborations during the interwar years.
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Prof. H. A. Taylor – A leading scholar, likely traveling to engage in academic collaborations in the United States. Taylor contributed to engineering and mechanical sciences, making his voyage a momentous occasion for transatlantic academic relations.
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Mr. B. Goldstein – A prominent businessman with extensive involvement in European-American trade, reflecting the economic interconnectedness of the late 1930s.
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Mrs. A. O’Sullivan & Miss H. M. O’Sullivan – A well-regarded Irish family, possibly connected to notable landowners or political figures.
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Miss C. Kenny & Miss D. Kenny – Likely members of an influential Irish-American family, traveling either for business or social engagements in New York.
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Mr. J. Kelly & Mrs. Kelly – A respected family name in Irish-American society, likely partaking in a business or family-related visit to the United States.
These individuals exemplify the rich diversity of travelers on this historic voyage, from academics and religious leaders to business magnates and social figures.
Historical Context & Significance:
This particular voyage of the RMS Scythia took place at a critical juncture in history. Just two years before the outbreak of World War II, the movement of people across the Atlantic was increasing, with individuals seeking new opportunities, academic pursuits, and business endeavors. This passenger list serves as a poignant document of that period, capturing the essence of transatlantic travel before the world changed irrevocably.
The document also provides a fascinating snapshot of pre-war immigration patterns, particularly among Irish and European travelers. The Third-Class accommodations of the Scythia were often filled with hopeful emigrants looking toward a future in America.
Rarity
This RMS Scythia passenger list is a rare survival from an era when such ephemeral documents were often discarded after voyages. Passenger lists from this period remain scarce, particularly those documenting pre-war crossings.
Conclusion:
A compelling artifact from the golden age of ocean travel, this Third-Class Passenger List from the RMS Scythia, dated 25 September 1937, encapsulates the excitement, uncertainty, and ambition of those undertaking the great transatlantic voyage. It is a document of historical and genealogical significance, certain to attract considerable interest from maritime historians, collectors, and cultural institutions alike.
