SS Nieuw Amsterdam Passenger List - 12 July 1949

Front Cover of a First, Cabin, and Tourist Class Passenger List from the SS Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland-America Line, Departing 12 July 1949 from Rotterdam to New York via Le Havre and Southampton, Commanded by Commodore C. H. P. Coster. GGA Image ID # 1f61e46401

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: Commodore C. H. P. Coster
2. Chief Officer: A. De Jong
3. Chief Engineer: B. Mulder
4. Purser: A. Bruis
5. Physician Dr. Th. N. Cassidy:
6. Chief Steward: E. J. Drulman

First Class Passengers

1. Mr. G. Adair
2. Mrs. G. Adair he
3. Mr. A. T. Aladjem
4. Mrs. A. T. Aladjem
5. Mast. A. Aladjem
6. Miss I. Aladjem
7. Mr. N. W. Alexander
8. Mr. F. C. Allen
9. Mrs. F. C. Allen
10. Mrs. C. Anderson
11. Rev. W. D'Arcy
12. Mr. E. J. Arnold
13. Mr. J. Avrutis
14. Mrs. J. Avrutis
15. Mr. A. A. Axelson
16. Dr. J. Ph. Backx
17. Mr. R. F. F. Badenhop
18. Mrs. R. F. F. Badenhop
19. Baroness M. Baeyens
20. Miss J. Baeyens
21. Mr. A. Baeyens
22. Mast. P. Bayens
23. Rev. Chas. M. Ball
24. Mr. H. H. Bassett
25. Mrs. H. H. Bassett
26. Mast. H. H. Bassett Jr.
27. Mr. T. Bell
28. Mrs. T. Bell
29. Mast. T. W. Bell
30. Mr. J. H. Benetz
31. Mrs. J. H. Benetz
32. Mr. J. Black
33. Mrs. J. Black
34. Mr. H. Blount
35. Mrs. H. Blount
36. Mr. R. Blount
37. Mrs. R. Blount
38. Mrs. B. Bohny
39. Miss E. M. le Bosquet
40. Mr. D. F. Bradley
41. Miss E. I. C. de Bruyne
42. Mrs. D. Buckley
43. Mr. L. E. Cats
44. Mrs. E. J. Chappell
45. Lt. Cmdr. Albert Chesham
46. Mrs. Albert Chesham
47. Mr. M. Chier
48. Mrs. M. Chier
49. Mr. E. Clayton
50. Mrs. E. Clayton
51. Miss E. Clayton
52. Mr. H. W. Cohu
53. Mrs. H. W. Cohu
54. Miss B. M. Cole
55. Mr. P. M. Contant
56. Mrs. P. M. Contant
57. Mr. D. M. Creedon
58. Mrs. D. M. Creedon
59. Miss A. C. Creedon
60. Mr. D. Crena de Iongh
61. Mrs. D. Crena de Iongh
62. Mr. G. W. Davison
63. Mrs. G. W. Davison
64. Mr. W. C. Dickey
65. Mrs. W. C. Dickey
66. Mr. J. Dixon
67. Mrs. J. Dixon
68. Mr. W. S. Dougall
69. Mrs. W. S. Dougall
70. Miss L. A. Dougall
71. Mr. R. Ducas
72. Mr. E. J. Dwyer
73. Mrs. A. M. Eaton
74. Mrs. J. G. Eckenhausen
75. Mrs. M. C. Elmer
76. Mr. A. W. Elwood
77. Mrs. A. W. Elwood
78. Mast. P. C. Elwood
79. Mast. A. W. Elwood
80. Mr. L. Engers
81. Mrs. L. Engers
82. Miss A. Englebert
83. Mr. A. W. Evans
84. Mrs. A. W. Evans
85. Mr. M. Ewing
86. Mrs. M. Ewing
87. Mr. R. J. Felheim
88. Mrs. R. J. Felheim
89. Mr. W. E. Fitch
90. Mrs. W. E. Fitch
91. Mr. J. Fleischmann
92. Mrs. J. Fleischmann
93. Mr. B. Flesseman
94. Mr. C. M. Foster
95. Mrs. Fremantle and 2 children
96. Mr. J. H. Furth

97. Mr. V. I. Gaiter
98. Mr. R. Gomez Castro
99. Mrs. R. Gomez Castro
100. Prof. C. Griffin
101. Mrs. C. Griffin
102. Mr. G. Groenwold
103. Mr. F. A. F. de Gruyter
104. Mrs. F. A. E. de Gruyter
105. Dr. J. Gutierrez
106. Mrs. J. Gutierrez
107. Mr. J. B. Hall
108. Mr. B. D. Harris
109. Mr. W. H. Harris
110. Mr. J. F. Hart
111. Mrs. J. F. Hart
112. Mr. E. P. Hawk
113. Mr. O. Heimbach
114. Mr. A. Herz
115. Mrs. A. Herz
116. Mrs. R. A. Hibbs
117. Mr. W. Hindle
118. Mrs. W. Hindle
119. Mr. A. Hirsch
120. Mr. F. S. Hirsch
121. Mrs. F. S. Hirsch
122. Mr. D. H. Holmes
123. Mrs. D. H. Holmes
124. Mr. H. A. Holmlund
125. Mrs. H. A. Holmlund
126. Mr. H. E. Hook
127. Mrs. H. E. Hook
128. Mrs. J. van Houten
129. Mr. W. Jenny
130. Mr. F. Jooris
131. Mrs. F. Jooris
132. Mr. S. Jordan
133. Mrs. S. Jordan
134. Mr. C. W. Judd
135. Mr. C. B. King
136. Mrs. C. B. King
137. Miss H. King
138. Mr. W. C. Koole
139. Mrs. W. C. Koole
140. Mr. R. E. Lamb
141. Mrs. R. E. Lamb
142. Mr. H. H. Landay
143. Mrs. H. H. Landay
144. Mr. L. H. J. Laurent
145. Mr. W. J. Lavarre
146. Mr. J. Laverge
147. Mrs. J. Laverge
148. Mast. B. J. Laverge
149. Miss E. S. Laverge
150. Miss C. M. Laverge
151. Mr. A. M. Lederer
152. Mr. J. Lloyd
153. Mr. D. Loveman
154. Mrs. D. Loveman
155. Mr. M. Luedecke
156. Mrs. M. Luedecke
157. Mast. M. Luedecke
158. Mast. K. Luedecke
159. Miss P. Luedecke
160. Mr. H. A. Mackay
161. Mrs. H. A. Mackay
162. Mr. C. Mahler
163. Miss K. C. Maule
164. Mr. J. R. Maus
165. Mrs. J. R. Maus
166. Mrs. L. Maynard
167. Miss V. Maynard
168. Mast. D. Maynard
169. Mast. W. Maynard
170. Miss E. McCurdy
171. Mr. P. O. McMahon
172. Mrs. P. O. McMahon
173. Mr. S. Melton
174. Mrs. S. Melton
175. Mr. W. A. Mitchell
176. Miss M. Molinowski
177. Dr. D. Monash
178. Mrs. D. Monash
179. Mr. H. Morgens
180. Mrs. H. Morgens
181. Mr. A. C. Morice
182. Mrs. A. C. Morice
183. Mr. R. Murray
184. Mrs. R. Murray
185. Mr. F. R. Newman
186. Mrs. F. R. Newman
187. Mr. J. H. Notman
188. Mrs. J. H. Notman
189. Mast. D. H. Notman
190. Mrs. J. Nourse
191. Mr. J. W. Noyes
192. Mrs. J. W. Noyes
193. Dr. J. van Nus LL.D.
194. Mr. F. J. Nys
195. Mrs. J. Orban
196. Mrs. C. Parham

197. Mr. Richard E. Pate Jr.
198. Mrs. Richard E. Pate Jr.
199. Dr. O. H. Perry Pepper
200. Mrs. O. H. Perry Pepper
201. Mrs. S. Perry Long
202. Mr. S. Peyser
203. Mrs. S. Peyser
204. Mr. M. Pine
205. Mrs. M. Pine
206. Miss S. Pine
207. Mrs. M. Pinter
208. Mr. A. Pinto
209. Mrs. A. Pinto
210. Dr. H. Polk
211. Mr. J. Potchna
212. Commissioner Ernest I. Pugmire
213. Mrs. Ernest I. Pugmire
214. Mr. S. Rapaport
215. Mr. Raymond Roosevelt Dickey
216. Mr. R. Riblet
217. Mrs. R. Riblet
218. Mrs. G. Richardson
219. Mr. H. Richheimer
220. Mr. C. B. Ridgeway
221. Mrs. C. B. Ridgeway
222. Miss V. A. Ridgeway
223. Mrs. M. H. Roberts
224. Miss V. Rogers
225. Rev. F. J. Rohr
226. Mr. S. W. Rolph
227. Mr. C. G. Rommenhöller
228. Mr. L. de Rosen
229. Dr. M. D. Russell
230. Mr. J. Russell Freeman
231. Mrs. J. Russell Freeman
232. Mrs. T. Sanberg
233. Mr. F. H. Vogt
234. Mast. A. G. Sanberg
235. Hon. E. Sarmiento C. (Consul-General of Peru at Antwerp)
236. Mast. E. L. Sarmiento Hail
237. Mr. P. Schaaphok
238. Mrs. P. Schaaphok
239. Mast. P. R. W. Schaaphok
240. Mrs. P. H. Scheerer
241. Mr. E. E. Schnellbacher
242. Mrs. I. Schoeller
243. Mr. D. E. Schwab
244. Mrs. D. E. Schwab
245. Mr. P. F. Scott
246. Mrs. P. F. Scott
247. Mrs. E. Simpson
248. Mr. G. Smit
249. Mrs. I. Spetter
250. Mr. F. Stapff
251. Mrs. F. Stapff
252. Mr. H. Surr
253. Mrs. H. Starr
254. Mr. A. Stieglitz
255. Mr. R. I. Strauss
256. Mrs. M. A. Sullivan
257. Mr. A. Taevernier
258. Mr. A. Tausik
259. Mrs. A. Tausik
260. Mr. H. W. Taylor
261. Mr. W. C. Taylor
262. Mr. W. Thomas
263. Mrs. W. Thomas
264. Miss M. R. Thompson
265. Mr. L. J. Tuke
266. Mrs. L. J. Tuke
267. Mr. F. Tuke
268. Mr. L. Turner
269. Mr. W. Wagner
270. Mrs. W. Wagner
271. Mr. T. Walk
272. Mrs. T. Walk
273. Mr. W. R. Wallace
274. Mr. A. Wallace
275. Mr. Merritt W. Wanty
276. Mr. M. Washerman
277. Mr. W. Wedeem
278. Mrs. W. Wedeem
279. Mrs. R. Weill
280. Miss M. Weill
281. Mr. C. Weiss
282. Mrs. C. Weiss
283. Miss H. I. Werthauer
284. Miss M. v. d. Weyden
285. Miss D. White
286. Mr. A. Whowell
287. Mrs. A. Whowell
288. Miss A. Whowell
289. Mast. R. D. Whowell
290. Mr. V. R. G. Wilbur
291. Mrs. V. R. G. Wilbur
292. Mr. G. S. Williams
293. Mrs. G. S. Williams
294. Miss D. Williams
295. Mr. F. W. de Wolf
296. Mrs. F. W. dc Wolf
297. Mr. M. Wuischpard
298. Mrs. M. Wuischpard
299. Miss K. Wuischpard
300. Mr. K. Gottlob Young
301. Mrs. K. Gottlob Young

Cabin Class Passengers

1. Mrs. L. H. Adams
2. Mrs. S. I. Albitreccia
3. Miss D. Alkema
4. Mr. B. Amor
5. Mr. Th. Andrica
6. Mrs. B. J. Antower
7. Mast. P. Antower
8. Mr. K. Armbruster
9. Mrs. Th. Baader
10. Mrs. E. M. Baas
11. Mast. L. Baas
12. Mr. Bader
13. Mr. C. Baer
14. Mrs. C. Baer
15. Mrs. S. Baer
16. Mrs. C. Banks
17. Miss V. E. Barron
18. Mr. J. Bathgate
19. Mr. J. Baumeister
20. Mrs. J. Baumeister
21. Mr. R. W. Beaudry
22. Mrs. R. W. Beaudry
23. Miss M. A. Beaudry
24. Mast. R. W. Beaudry
25. Mr. T. Beckers
26. Mr. A. Behage
27. Mrs. L. Benshaw
28. Mrs. J. M. Berendsen
29. Mrs. I. M. Berghege
30. Miss L. S. J. Berghege
31. Mr. P. S. Berman
32. Mrs. R. Bernstein
33. Miss M. Beyer
34. Mr. W. E. Blinston
35. Mrs. W. E. Blinston
36. Mast. G. A. Blinston
37. Mrs. J. Block
38. Mrs. P. Blumenkranz
39. Mr. J. de Boer
40. Mrs. J. de Boer
41. Mr. Wm. van Boggelan
42. Mrs. Wm. van Boggelan
43. Mr. L. C. Bradley
44. Mrs. L. A. Brak
45. Dr. J. E. H. Brasseur
46. Miss M. de Brissac-Bernard
47. Mr. L. L. de Brock
48. Mr. H. F. van den Broek
49. Rev. G. van den Broucke
50. Mr. W. Brucksken
51. Miss F. Brune
52. Mr. H. E. Buehlmann
53. Mrs. H. E. Buehlmann
54. Mr. O. J. Bugge
55. Mrs. O. J. Bugge
56. Mr. J. E. Burchard
57. Miss B. Burgess-Smith
58. Mrs. W. Bylsma
59. Miss D. A. Cain
60. Mrs. Carlson
61. Mast. Carlson
62. Mrs. S. Carlsten
63. Mrs. P. Caruso
64. Mrs. A. H. S. Castelain
65. Mr. N. A. Cathoir
66. Mrs. N. A. Cathoir
67. Mast. A. Cathoir
68. Rev. E. M. E. Christens
69. Mrs. C. Clapham
70. Miss V. E. Clement
71. Mr. Thos. J. Coburn
72. Mrs. Thos. J. Coburn
73. Mr. R. Dc Cock
74. Mrs. R. De Cock
75.  Miss J. De Cock
76. Mr. M. Cohen
77. Mr. S. Cohn
78. Miss M. P. S. Cornelisse
79. Mrs. G. M. Cossey
80. Mrs. I. M. Cromie
81. Miss R. A. Cromie
82. Miss H. Crook
83. Miss K. Crook
84. Mrs. L. J. Deacon
85. Mrs. E. M. Degnan
86. Mr. M. Den
87. Mrs. M. Den
88. Mr. F. Dent
89. Mrs. F. Dent
90. Mr. N. E. Depauw
91. Mrs. N. E. Depauw
92. Miss K. Dixon
93. Mrs. A. K. Doboski
94. Mast. A. K. Doboski
95. Mrs. J. E. Donlan
96. Miss J. E. Donlan
97. Mrs. B. Dooms
98. Mr. H. Dreyfuss
99. Mr. J. Dudeck
100. Mrs. M. G. Dunham

101. Mr. J. H. Eckert
102. Mrs. J. H. Eckert
103. Miss E. Eckert
104. Mr. H. Ehrlich
105. Mrs. H. Ehrlich
106. Mr. A. L. Eliazar Jr.
107. Mrs. G. M. Elman
108. Miss V. Engelsrath
109. Mr. H. R. Erkelens
110. Mrs. H. R. Erkelens
111. Mast. Wm. Erkelens
112. Miss A. Erkelens
113. Mrs. L. Evers
114. Mrs. H. J. Eyssell
115. Mr. J. Falini
116. Mrs. J. Falini
117. Mrs. T. Feitsma
118. Dr. H. Feld
119. Miss G. Fenner
120. Mrs. Flint
121. Miss C. Foersch
122. Mrs. I. H. Foggie
123. Mr. E. Frances
124. Mrs. M. A. Franck
125. Miss G. Frank
126. Mrs. D. B. French
127. Mrs. J. B. Fritschi
128. Mrs. E. M. Froeschle
129. Mr. S. J. Fry
130. Mrs. S. J. Fry
131. Miss D. I. Fry
132. Mast. S. D. Fry
133. Mr. E. Gerling
134. Prof. Dr. P. C. A. Geyl
135. Mrs. P. C. A. Geyl
136. Miss O. M. Gibson
137. Mr. H. L. Gilbert
138. Miss P. Gilbert
139. Mrs. I. Glennon
140. Mr. E. R. Glicenstein-Romano
141. Mr. H. Goldberg
142. Mr. A. Goldenberg
143. Mr. B. Goldenberg
144. Mr. J. van Goor
145. Mr. C. B. Gray-Fisk
146. Mr. R. Greenbaum
147. Mr. H. Greimann
148. Mrs. H. Greimann
149. Mr. H. Grethel
150. Mr. J. M. L. Groby
151. Miss M. P. J. A. de Groof
152. Miss Th. M. H. dc Groof
153. Mr. J. dc Groot
154. Prof. J. Guest
155. Miss E. M. Guinn
156. Mrs. M. E. Gustavson
157. Mr. J. Gutierrez
158. Mr. L. Haas
159. Mrs. L. Haas
160. Mast. L. B. Haas
161. Mr. E. N. Hall
162. Mrs. E. N. Hall
163. Miss D. M. Hall
164. Mr. E. R. Hall
165. Mrs. M. A. Hamilton
166. Miss G. Hannaford
167. Mr. M. Hanzel
168. Miss I. Hartman
169. Mr. J. Hatch
170. Miss J. J. Heemskerk
171. Mr. O. Heidinger
172. Mr. O. T. Heitlinger
173. Mrs. A. C. Hendricks
174. Rev. J. Hendriks
175. Mr. R. Hesse
176. Mr. S. Hielkema
177. Mrs. S. Hielkema
178. Mr. Hilbert
179. Mrs. Hilbert
180. Miss Hilbert
181. Mr. A. van de Hoef
182. Mr. S. R. Hoefkens
183. Mr. P. A. Hofer
184. Miss G. Hofer
185. Mrs. I. Hoffman
186. Mr. Wm. Hoffman
187. Miss Th. Hoffman
188. Mr. J. Hofma
189. Mrs. J. Hofma
190. Mrs. R. Holcomb
191. Mrs. M. Holder
192. Mrs. J. E. A. Holmes
193. Mr. H. Houba
194. Mr. A. Houwen
195. Mrs. H. C. van Hove
196. Miss J. Howells
197. Miss G. H. Hoysradt
198. Miss M. E. Hurley

199. Mrs. G. Jacob
200. Mr. J. Janssens
201. Mrs. J. Janssens
202. Mast. F. Janssens
203. Mr. W. A. Jenkins
204. Mrs. W. A. Jenkins
205. Mr. H. Jenny
206. Mrs. H. Jenny
207. Miss J. Jockel
208. Mr. J. Joelson
209. Mrs. L. Jonas
210. Mrs. F. J. Kachler
211. Miss E. Kaiser
212. Miss L. Kaiser
213. Mr. R. Kaiser
214. Mrs. R. Kaiser
215. Mr. P. Kallus
216. Mrs. P. Kallus
217. Mrs. B. de Kant
218. Mrs. E. Kappenberg
219. Mr. J. Keyzer
220. Mr. J. De Kinder
221. Mrs. J. De Kinder
222. Mrs. E. B. Kirmes
223. Mrs. H. Klie
224. Miss P. Kool
225. Mrs. W. Klop
226. Mr. H. Koster
227. Mrs. C. M. De Krane
228. Miss J. Kreeger
229. Mrs. H. Krueger
230. Mr. D. Kubaschka
231. Mrs. D. Kubaschka
232. Miss B. Kubaschka
233. Mr. J. V. Lagerwerff
234. Mrs. J. V. Lagerwerff
235. Miss M. Lammond
236. Mrs. S. van Landegem
237. Mr. L. Lander
238. Mrs. L. Lander
239. Mrs. C. van Landschoot
240. Mrs. I. G. Laurie
241. Mr. B. van Leeuwen
242. Miss M. Lenaers
243. Miss A. Lenaers
244. Mrs. J. Leonardo
245. Mast. J. F. Leonardo
246. Miss E. S. Lepper
247. Mrs. M. J. Leroux
248. Mrs. A. Levy
249. Miss U. Levy
250. Mr. A. Lindner
251. Mrs. D. Lipkint
252. Mrs. S. Liessen
253. Miss S. H. Little
254. Mr. O. Logar
255. Mrs. O. Logar
256. Mr. M. Lukashok
257. Miss A. Lusk
258. Mr. D. M. MacDonald
259. Mrs. D. M. MacDonald
260. Dr. J. MacKinnon
261. Mrs. J. MacKinnon
262. Mr. J. Mandel
263. Mr. P. Mannes
264. Mr. J. D. Marbus
265. Mrs. J. D. Marbus
266. Mrs. R. Marder
267. Mrs. J. C. Marr
268. Mrs. A. L. Martin
269. Miss M. J. Martin
270. Miss E. Marx
271. Miss Y. L. E. Mary
272. Mr. Wm. McCann
273. Mrs. Wm. McCann
274. Mr. G. McCann
275. Miss M. A. Mclnnes
276. Mrs. M. McKellar
277. Miss B. McMahon
278. Miss M. McQuillan
279. Mr. W. J. Mees
280. Mr. A. van Meeveren
281. Mrs. A. van Meeveren
282. Mrs. E. Menzies
283. Mrs. Y. Meredith
284. Mr. R. D. Metzger
285. Mrs. R. D. Metzger
286. Mast. K. Metzger
287. Mr. P. D. Meurer
288. Miss H. G. Meyer
289. Mr. Ph. Michaux
290. Mrs. I. Midyett
291. Mrs. J. Miller
292. Mrs. B. S. Mills
293. Mast. G. M. Mills
294. Mast. E. S. Mills
295. Mrs. S. B. O. Modderman
296. Miss M. Moll
297. Mrs. C. A. Mooy
298. Miss H. Mooy
299. Dr. R. S. Morison
300. Mrs. R. S. Morison
301. Miss B. Morison
302. Mrs. L. Morris
303. Miss K. S. Mulford
304. Mrs. L. H. C. Muller

305. Mr. J. Nagler
306. Mrs. J. Nagler
307. Miss M. C. Natorp
308. Mrs. J. Neiman
309. Miss N. Nelson
310. Miss O. Nelson
311. Mr. W. J. Noyes
312. Mr. J. Oldenburg
313. Miss A. O'Neill
314. Mr. A. J. Oosterkamp
315. Mrs. A. J. Oosterkamp
316. Mr. S. Pacifico
317. Mr. C. H. Palmer
318. Mrs. G. Pampris
319. Mr. B. Ph. Pappie
320. Mrs. B. Ph. Pappie
321. Miss H. Pappie
322. Mr. M. E. Parsons
323. Mrs. M. Paterson
324. Mast. J. Pegaud-Cru
325. Mrs. M. Peterman
326. Mr. R. C. Philpott
327. Mrs. M. Pinkos
328. Miss M. A. Pinkos
329. Mr. H. F. Pluimers
330. Miss H. M. Pope
331. Miss Popp
332. Mrs. M. Poublon
333. Miss G. de Puissieux
334. Mr. J. Rapp
335. Mrs. H. Regent
336. Mrs. C. S. Reilly
337. Miss M. T. Reilly
338. Miss C. C. Reinking
339. Miss J. C. Reitsma
340. Mr. S. Robert
341. Mr. A. Robertson
342. Mrs. A. Robertson
343. Mr. Robinson
344. Rev. A. E. J. Römer
345. Mrs. G. M. De Roo
346. Mrs. M. J. Le Roux
347. Mr. I. A. Ruthven-Stuart
348. Mrs. E. Ryerson
349. Miss T. E. Rynsaardt
350. Mr. H. L. Sadie
351. Mr. M. Scheiner
352. Mrs. M. Scheiner
353. Mr. A. C. van Schermbeck
354. Mrs. A. C. van Schermbeck
355. Miss S. Scheuermann
356. Dr. H. E. Schmid
357. Mrs. H. E. Schmid
358. Mr. K. Schoening
359. Mrs. K. Schoening
360. Mrs. S. Schroeder
361. Mr. O. F. Schulte
362. Mr. H. O. Schundler
363. Mrs. E. Schwamm
364. Mr. A. Segin
365. Miss E. Semple
366. Rev. J. G. Seynaeve
367. Mrs. E. Sharp
368. Miss B. M. Sharp
369. Mr. J. J. Sharpies
370. Mr. F. Shoucair
371. Mrs. E. Shreder
372. Mr. M. Sievers
373. Mrs. M. Sievers
374. Mr. J. Sieverts
375. Mrs. J. Sieverts
376. Mr. A. P. Sieverts
377. Mrs. A. P. Sieverts
378. Mr. Wm. H. Simpson
379. Miss S. Singer
380. Miss M. M. de Sitter
381. Miss L. E. de Sitter
382. Mrs. M. H. Smith
383. Mrs. F. Solari
384. Mrs. B. Soskin
385. Mrs. A. Spitzer
386. Mr. H. Spring
387. Mrs. H. Spring
388. Mrs. M. Steck
389. Mr. E. Stewart-Tavant
390. Mr. J. Stone
391. Mr. L. Stuyck
392. Mr. F. Sundermann
393. Mrs. I. Supercynski
394. Mast. A. Supercynski
395. Miss J. Sutherland
396. Mr. N. D. Sznajder
397. Mr. A. Szylit

398. Mrs. G. Tambini
399. Mrs. M. Tamborro
400. Mrs. Tampinella
401. Mrs. L. M. Taylor
402. Mr. J. Ternigan
403. Mrs. J. Ternigan
404. Mrs. M. G. Thierbach
405. Mr. L. Tollig
406. Mr. P. van der Toolen
407. Mrs. P. van der Toolen
408. Miss J. C. van der Toolen
409. Miss S. E. van der Toolen
410. Miss D. van der Toolen
411. Mr. J. A. van der Toolen
412. Mr. J. A. van der Toolen
413. Mr. E. Tuerk
414. Mrs. J. W. van Tuyl
415. Mr. J. P. Udo
416. Mrs. J. P. Udo
417. Mrs. M. Uiterwijk
418. Mast. R. H. J. Uiterwijk
419. Mast. J. D. Uiterwijk
420. Mast. H. Uiterwijk
421. Mr. F. H. Umberg
422. Mrs. F. H. Umberg
423. Mast. N. Umberg
424. Mrs. B. G. Vanderhoof
425. Miss M. B. Vanderhoof
426. Mrs. L. Vogel
427. Miss P. Vogel
428. Mr. C. De Vos
429. Mr. J. dc Vries
430. Mrs. J. de Vries
431. Miss L. de Vries
432. Mast. J. de Vries
433. Miss A. de Vries
434. Mr. Wm. de Vroom
435. Mrs. D. Wahl
436. Mrs. C. Wajs
437. Mr. J. G. Wakefield
438. Mrs. V. D. Walker
439. Mr. J. W. Warren
440. Miss H. F. Watts
441. Mr. A. Weber
442. Mrs. A. Weber
443. Miss H. von Weech
444. Miss A. von Weech
445. Mr. C. C. I. Wei
446. Mrs. C C. I. Wei
447. Mast. I. F. Wei
448. Miss I. W. Wei
449. Mr. E. Weill
450. Mrs. E. Weill
451. Mrs. H. Weitz
452. Mrs. A. Wetzel
453. Mr. P. White
454. Mrs. A. Williams
455. Mast. S. Williams
456. Mast. E. Williams
457. Mr. Wm. F. Wilson
458. Mrs. Wm. F. Wilson
459. Mast R. Wilson
460. Miss M. Woeff
461. Mrs. P. J. Wolff
462. Miss M. Wolff
463. Mrs. L. E. Woltz
464. Mr. A. Wood
465. Mrs. A. Wood
466. Mr. A. Wortman
467. Mrs. A. Wortman
468. Mast. J. Wortman
469. Mast. Th. Wortman
470. Miss R. Wortman
471. Mast. W. Wortman
472. Mast. A. Wortman
473. Miss A. Wright
474. Mr. P. Wurm
475. Mrs. P. Wurm
476. Mr. A. Young
477. Mrs. A. Young
478. Mrs. M. Zilberman
479. Miss E. Zilberman
480. Mr. P. Zizums

Tourist Class Passengers

1. Mr. M. K. Allen
2. Mr. W. Allen
3. Mrs. W. Allen
4. Mr. P. Angelkort
5. Mrs. P. Angelkort
6. Miss S. P. Angelkort
7. Mrs. S. Avseev
8. Mrs. F. Bader
9. Mr. R. Bersani
10. Mrs. D. Black
11. Mr. A. Biesheuvel
12. Mrs. A. Biesheuvel
13. Mr. K. G. Brandwood
14. Miss H. E. Calonne
15. Mr. B. Capillon
16. Prof. E. Capps
17. Mr. M. Carolan
18. Mr. F. H. Carr
19. Mrs. F. H. Carr
20. Miss V. Carten
21. Mr. J. Charansonnet
22. Mrs. J. Charansonnet
23. Mrs. L. Chave
24. Mrs. E. Claus
25. Mr. F. R. Cogen
26. Miss G. J. Collas
27. Miss Y. M. Th. Collins
28. Mr. L. A. Cone
29. Mrs. A. Cope
30. Mrs. E. Corbin
31. Mr. J. F. H. A. de la Court
32. Mrs. J. F. H. A. de la Court
33. Mrs. H. V. v. Couygham
34. Mrs. E. L. Creed
35. Miss S. van Creveld
36. Miss A. Davids
37. Miss I. M. Davidson
38. Mrs. D. Davies
39. Miss P. M. Dawson
40. Miss M. Dean
41. Mr. C. Dclzell
42. Mrs. C. Delzell
43. Mr. A. Dcnevre
44. Mr. V. Dhondt
45. Mr. W. Dick
46. Mrs. W. Dick
47. Miss M. Dobbelaere
48. Miss A. Donnart
49. Mr. H. Doruiter
50. Mrs. H. Doruiter
51. Mr. A. J. van Dijk
52. Mrs. A. J. van Dijk
53. Mr. L. Dijkstra
54. Mrs. L. Dijkstra
55. Mrs. P. Holman
56. Mr. P. Eggler
57. Mr. H. Eldersveld
58. Mrs. M. H. Evers
59. Miss M. G. Feindt
60. Mr. W. Fontein
61. Mrs. M. Frank
62. Mr. M. Frey
63. Mrs. M. Gal
64. Mr. G. J. Gerards
65. Mrs. R. Gerritzen
66. Mr. A. Giffone
67. Mrs. R. Gold
68. Mast. D. Gold
69. Mr. H. C. de Graef
70. Mrs. H. C de Graef
71. Mr. W. v. Haecke
72. Mrs. H. Hagen
73. Miss D. J. van Halter
74. Mrs. T. Hamstra
75. Mr. H. W. Hantman
76. Mr. G. Hartl
77. Mrs. G. Hartl
78. Miss M. Hartl
79. Mast. G. Hartl
80. Mr. K. Hirschfeld
81. Mr. M. Hofer
82. Mrs. A. H. Hooreman
83. Mrs. J. Houtsma
84. Mr. M. Hurst
85. Mrs. M. Hurst
86. Miss D. Hurst
87. Miss C. L. Hurst
88. Mr. D. E. Jones
89. Mr. F. W. Jones
90. Mrs. F. W. Jones

91. Mr. M. M. Kamerbeek
92. Mr. L. Karman
93. Mr. A. C. Kasakian
94. Mr. Kashgarin
95. Miss I. Katz
96. Miss E. J. Kistler
97. Mr. W. C. Klick
98. Mr. J. de Kock
99. Mr. J. K. Kristensen
100. Mr. H. Krueger
101. Mrs. H. Krueger
102. Mast. C. Krueger
103. Miss C. Kuhn
104. Mrs. O. van Kuyk
105. Mrs. P. W. van Laere
106. Mr. E. Langberg
107. Miss M. D. Larsson
108. Mr. W. Lasonder
109. Mrs. W. Lasonder
110. Miss B. Leader
111. Mrs. J. Legrand
112. Miss A. Licht
113. Miss R. Lichtenstein
114. Mr. A. Linder
115. Mrs. A. Linder
116. Mr. J. L. J. Lombard
117. Mrs. M. H. J. Looz
118. Mr. H. Luetters
119. Mast. P. Luetters
120. Mast. N. Luetters
121. Mast. F. Luetters
122. Mrs. H. Luetters
123. Mr. F. G. van Maanen
124. Mrs. F. G. van Maanen
125. Mast. J. A. van Maanen
126. Miss D. M. Malwitz
127. Mrs. I. C. Mansfield
128. Mrs. J. Marcus
129. Mr. F. Mark
130. Miss K. Marks
131. Mrs. S. Marks
132. Rev. W. J. Martin
133. Mrs. W. J. Martin
134. Mr. J. Mennes
135. Mr. R. P. Merrel
136. Mr. Mettler
137. Mr. H. A. Minderman
138. Mrs. H. A. Minderman
139. Mr. I. Minkin
140. Miss G. E. Morey
141. Mrs. J. G. Morrison
142. Mr. M. K. Myers
143. Mrs. M. K. Myers
144. Miss C. R. Myers
145. Miss B. Nicolai
146. Miss M. Niewohner
147. Miss M. C. de Nooy
148. Mr. H. J. N. Oamen
149. Mrs. H. J. N. Oamen
150. Mast. H. Oamen
151.  Mr. C. Paans
152. Mr. M. Packet
153. Miss T. Pann
154. Mr. L. Pape
155. Mrs. L. Pape
156. Mrs. E. Pavidore
157. Miss Pavidore
158. Miss H. Pirotte
159. Mr. L. L. Ponsar
160. Miss C. Pontabry
161. Mr. W. v. Prooyen
162. Mr. G. Pijper
163. Mrs. G. Pijper
164. Mast. C. Pijper
165. Mrs. L. J. Reed
166. Mrs. D. Renijl de Groot
167. Miss J. H. Renijl de Groot
168. Mr. W. Rieckhoff
169. Mrs. W. Rieckhoff
170. Mast. W. Rieckhoff
171. Mr. G. Rienks
172. Mr. A. J. v. Riet
173. Mrs. A. J. v. Riet
174. Mr. F. Ring
175. Mrs. F. Ring
176. Mrs. A. Robinson
177. Mr. J. Rote
178. Miss S. Ruemmelin
179.  Mr. W. G. Rusnak
180. Mrs. W. G. Rusnak

181. Miss M. de Schepper
182. Mr. A. Schmid
183. Mrs. A. Schmid
184. Miss C. Schmid
185. Mr. C. F. Schröder
186. Miss C. Scott
187. Miss B. N. Seear
188. Miss F. B. Segal
189. Mr. L. Serdijn
190. Mrs. L. Serdijn
191. Mrs. M. Setchfield
192. Mr. J. Shapiro
193. Mr. J. K. Sinclair
194. Mrs. A. Smedley
195. Mrs. M. B. Smith
196. Mr. W. G. Smith
197. Mrs. A. Spencer
198. Miss P. J. Staargaard
199. Mr. P. P. Stephensen
200. Mrs. P. P. Stephensen
201. Mr. Sournoy
202. Mrs. Sournoy
203. Mr. R. H. Stovall
204. Mr. A. van Straalen
205. Mrs. A. van Straalen
206. Mast. W. F. van Straalen
207. Mast. C. W. van Straalen
208. Mr. E. B. Struyker
209. Mr. U. Sudeck
210. Mrs. G. M. Suiker
211. Mr. J. Sullivan
212. Mrs. J. Sullivan
213. Mr. D. Swaab
214. Mr. F. D. Tailor
215. Mr. W. Tanner
216. Mr. E. P. M. Tervooren
217. Mrs. H. Thresh
218. Mrs. M. Thresh
219. Miss E. Tomasini
220. Mr. H. Tomasini
221. Miss J. M. Toubeau
222. Mrs. P. Trudeau
223. Mr. W. Ulfers
224. Mr. J. D. Unruh
225. Mrs. J. D. Unruh
226. Mast. J. Unruh
227. Mr. E. Valle
228. Mr. M. Valle
229. Mr. W. Vanorman
230. Mrs. W. Vanorman
231. Miss J. v. d. Velde
232. Mr. C. Venema
233. Mrs. C. Venema
234. Miss J. Venema
235. Miss W. Venema
236. Mrs. C. Vogelsang
237. Miss D. Vogelsang
238. Mrs. R. v. d. Voorde
239. Mr. W. de Vries
240. Mrs. W. dc Vries
241. Mrs. F. Waller
242. Mast. C. Waller
243. Mr. H. Walthuis
244. Mrs. S. S. Weinstein
245. Mr. F. Weixlbraun
246. Mrs. F. Weixlbraun
247. Mr. E. J. Wetzel
248. Mrs. E. J. Wetzel
249. Mr. L. Wieme
250. Mr. K. Wierenga
251. Mr. E. Wilcewski
252. Mrs. E. Wilcewski
253. Miss M. Wilcewski
254. Mr. K. Wink
255. Mrs. K. Wink
256. Mr. J. A. M. de Wit
257. Mrs. J. A. M. de Wit
258. Mrs. F. Workman
259. Mr. W. Zurck
260. Mr. P. Zwart
261. Mrs. P. Zwart
262. Mrs. J. Zwemmer
263. Mrs. M. Zijlstra
264. Mast. M. C. Zijlstra

Passenger Information

General Information for Passengers

ANIMALS. Kennels are available on board for the transportation of dogs, cats, etc. Animals are not allowed in the cabins and other public rooms, nor on the promenade decks, unless with the captain's special permission. Attention should be given that these animals be declared on the Customs declaration forms on arrival.

BAGGAGE. Trunks exceeding the ordinary measurements cannot be taken into the cabins. It is forbidden to have in one's baggage inflammable, explosive or other dangerous articles. The ship's staff reserves all rights to eliminate all such articles, if deemed necessary. All inquiries pertaining to the storing or forwarding of baggage should be addressed to the Baggage Master.

Upon arrival at New York, moreover Century Transportation Company representatives are available to take orders for delivery of trunks and larger pieces to any destination indicated by the passenger.

BAGGAGE INSURANCE. The Company's liability for damage to or loss or detention of baggage is strictly limited, and passengers are therefore advised to protect themselves by insurance against risk of loss, theft, damage, pilferage, etc. Policies may be obtained at current rates at any office of the Company.

BARBER AND LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. A barber's and Iadies-hairdresser's shop are installed on board. The charges for services are announced by the Company.

CHANGE OF CABINS. Change of cabins is only permissible when authorized by the Purser.

CUSTOMS CLEARANCE. On landing at New York, all baggage will be examined by the Customs Officials. It is therefore recommended that passengers make full enquiries at the Purser's office about the Customs regulations and fill in carefully the Customs declaration form handed to them by the Purser.

DANGEROUS ARTICLES. Dangerous articles such as inflammable and explosive objects may not be taken aboard. The attention of passengers is also drawn to the fact that it is very dangerous to throw away lighted cigars, cigarettes or burning tobacco discards (even when thrown overboard as they might enter the vessel's interior through open portholes). Passengers are therefore requested to use the receptacles provided on board for this purpose.

DECK CHAIRS, RUGS AND CHAIR CUSHIONS. Deck chairs, rugs and chair cushions may be hired on application to the Deck Steward. The charges are Deck chairs ƒ‎ 4.00, chair cushions and rugs ƒ‎ 2.65 each per voyage.

DECK GAMES. Implements for deck games such as quoits, deck tennis, deck golf, shuffleboard etc. are supplied free of charge. Passengers are warned, however, to wear rubber-soled shoes when participating in deck games. When joining these games passengers do so at their own risk and any mishaps or injuries which may occur are without any responsibility on the part of the Company.

DIVINE SERVICE. Divine service will be held on Sundays, at hours announced on the bulletin board, if a recognized clergyman on board is willing to officiate.

DRINKS, TOBACCO, ETC. Wines, beer, liquor and many other beverages as well as cigarettes, cigars and tobacco may be obtained on board at prices in Dutch currency fixed by the Company. Passengers are not allowed to bring with them large quantities of liquor or tobacco for personal use. Any large quantities must be reported to the Purser for Customs declaration. They will be kept in custody by the Purser in an appropriate room.

LANDING CARDS. All passengers will receive a Landing Card and are requested to present same before leaving the steamer to a U.S. Immigration Inspector for endorsement.

LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES. Found articles are to be handed over and lost articles to be reported to the Chief Steward. Articles not called for before arrival, or left in the cabins, will be handed over to the agency at the port of arrival, where passengers may claim them or make inquiries.

MAIL AND TELEGRAMS. Mail and telegrams for passengers are brought on board the steamer before sailing and placed in the passengers' rooms. For any inquiries relating to mail, passengers are invited to call the Chief Steward's office. Passengers are advised to stop at the mail desk in the center of the Pier at Hoboken, N.J., to claim letters and telegrams, which may have been received for them. Mail to be forwarded can be handed over to the Purser, who will take care of it. Postage stamps may be obtained to a limited number from the Library Steward.

MEALS. The hours during which meals will be served will be shown on the ship's bulletin boards. Passengers are kindly requested to observe these hours.

MEDICAL ATTENTION. The services rendered and the medicines prescribed by the ship's Physician are free of charge. The Holland- America Line assumes no responsibility for any treatment or services rendered by the Physician or for any medicines supplied. The ship's Physician is entitled to make a reasonable charge for attendance or treatment for ailments or conditions antedating embarkation of the passenger.

MONEY-EXCHANGE. During the Westbound voyage the Ship's personnel is allowed to accept only Dutch money in payment of expenses made by the passengers. Opportunity is therefore given to exchange foreign Currency into Dutch money at the Purser's Office at rates of exchange fixed by the Company. Only the Purser is authored to exchange or accept foreign currency.

On Eastbound voyages on the other hand US. currency only will be accepted on board. Passengers residing in the Netherlands and Great Britain, however, can draw on their Board credit, when taken out beforehand.

Articles on sale in the gift shops are only obtainable against payment in U.S. currency both on the West- and Eastbound voyages.

MOTOR COACH SERVICE AT NEW YORK. For the convenience of Holland-America Line passengers and their friends a motor coach service will run from Hoboken to the Public Service Terminal, located at 260 West 42nd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues), where taxis will be available. Scats on the motorcoach should be reserved through the Purser at least 48 hours before arrival.  Taxis are also available at the Hoboken pier.

PAYMENTS. Passengers paying any supplements for room transfers, additional passage money, freight, telegrams, etc., should obtain a receipt from the Purser on the Company's form. For radiograms a receipt will be furnished by the Wireless Operator.

TABLE SITTING. Tables and seats should be reserved on board at the Chief Steward's office after embarkation.

U.S. HEAD TAX. Provided alien visitors, holding a temporary visitor's visa (Section 3 (*) of the United States Immigration Laws), can satisfy the U.S. Immigration Inspector upon arrival in the United States that they will leave the country within sixty days from the date of entry, they are exempt from the payment of U.S. Head Tax ($8. —).

Important: In cases where Head Tax is assessed, claim for refund will not be recognized by the United States Government, even if the alien should leave the U.S.A. within sixty days from the date of entry.

VALUABLES. The Company is not responsible for theft of valuables or money which are kept in the staterooms and same should be placed in safety deposit boxes in the Purser's office. A deposit of ƒ‎ 25. — is required but this amount will be refunded when the key of the deposit box is returned to the Purser. As no charge is made for carriage, the Company cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage however arising. Passengers are accordingly requested to protect themselves by insurance.

WINDOWS AND PORTHOLES. Passengers are not allowed to open or close portholes themselves. If passengers wish to have their portholes closed or opened, they should call their room steward. Passengers ignoring this warning do so at their own risk and the Company assumes no liability in case of accident or damage. The Commander has the right to have all windows and portholes closed when such is found necessary for the ship's safety.

Passenger List Information

Item Description

An original First, Cabin, and Tourist Class Passenger List from the SS Nieuw Amsterdam, dated 12 July 1949, documenting its voyage from Rotterdam to New York via Le Havre and Southampton. Commanded by Commodore C. H. P. Coster, this document reflects the post-World War II transatlantic travel revival, carrying a distinguished passenger list that includes diplomats, military officials, academics, and business leaders.

This artifact is a testament to the resurgence of luxury ocean liner travel in the late 1940s, a period when ocean crossings remained the preferred mode of intercontinental travel.

Key Features

• Official Holland-America Line Passenger List from 1949 with First, Cabin, and Tourist Class rosters.
• Includes notable passengers such as diplomats, consuls, military figures, and scholars, reflecting global post-war recovery and migration trends.
• Historical insights into luxury transatlantic voyages aboard one of the premier liners of the post-war era.
• Contains original travel policies, customs details, and shipboard services, offering a unique window into mid-century ocean travel.
• SS Nieuw Amsterdam was Holland-America Line’s flagship, known for its elegant interiors and impeccable service, making this a sought-after item for maritime collectors.

Historical and Design Highlights

• SS Nieuw Amsterdam (1938–1974) was the flagship of the Holland-America Line, renowned for its art deco interiors and luxurious accommodations.
• Post-WWII elite travelers—this voyage featured high-profile diplomats, business executives, and academics traveling between Europe and the United States.
• A symbol of maritime prestige, Nieuw Amsterdam was among the most celebrated ships of the late 1940s and 1950s, often compared to Cunard’s Queen Mary.
• The passenger list documents a pivotal era in transatlantic relations, capturing the movement of key figures shaping global politics, academia, and commerce in the early Cold War period.

Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)

• Lt. Cmdr. Albert Chesham – British Royal Navy officer, played a role in post-war maritime security and naval operations.
• Hon. E. Sarmiento C. – Consul-General of Peru at Antwerp, representing Peruvian diplomatic interests in post-war Europe.
• Prof. C. Griffin – Renowned academic, known for his contributions to historical and political studies.
• Dr. J. van Nus, LL.D. – Distinguished legal scholar, influential in European and international law.
• Commissioner Ernest I. Pugmire – High-ranking British government official, involved in colonial administration and governance.
• Dr. O. H. Perry Pepper – Esteemed American physician, well-regarded for his work in public health and medical research.
• Richard E. Pate Jr. – Notable American businessman and philanthropist, with ties to post-war economic initiatives.
• Raymond Roosevelt Dickey – Likely a relative of the Roosevelt family, reflecting elite American social circles' travel between the U.S. and Europe.

Historical Significance

This passenger list provides a rare snapshot of transatlantic elite travel in the post-war era, featuring diplomats, military officers, and prominent scholars. The voyage took place at a time when Europe was rebuilding with the aid of the Marshall Plan, and international relations were entering the early Cold War phase.

The SS Nieuw Amsterdam, renowned for its elegance and prestige, played a crucial role in ferrying influential individuals between continents. This document not only lists key historical figures but also preserves mid-century travel culture, maritime history, and geopolitical shifts.