SS Adriatic Passenger List - 16 June 1919
Front Cover, Cabin Passenger List from the SS Adriatic of the White Star Line, Departing Monday, 16 June 1919 from New York to Liverpool, Commanded by Captain J. B. Ranson, OBE, Lt-Cdr RNR. (Retd.). GGA Image ID # 13b8bd1025. Passenger Notations Written on Front Cover That is Otherwise in Fair Condition.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: J. B. Ranson, OBE, Lt-Cdr RNR. (Retd.).
- Surgeon: G. C. Flemyng, M.D., B.S. (Dublin)
- Purser: C. B. Lancaster
- Chief Steward: A. L. Gosling
- Asst. Purser: W. H. Haywood
First Class Passengers
- Aimone, Mr. Raimondo
- Allen, Mr. Alfred M.
- Anderson, Mrs. Mary
- Anderson, Miss Anne C.
- Anthony, Mr. Thomas
- Armstrong, Miss.
- Ayer, Mr. N. D.
- Baker, Capt. E. A.
- Baker, Mr. W. H.
- Bale, Mrs. F.
- Barclay, Mrs. Lila
- Barclay, Master Donald
- Barker, Mr. H. Granville
- Barker, Mrs.
- Barrett, Mr. H. T.
- Barrus, Mrs. Ernest P.
- Barrus, Master Philip
- Barrus, Miss Dorothy
- Bath, Mr. A. P.
- Beane, Mr. F. E., Jr.
- Behr, Miss Alice Barton
- Bergen, Mr. Henry
- Bieneman, Mr. Edgar C.
- Billingslea, Mr. J. S.
- Birch. Mr. William
- Bird, Mr.
- Bird, Mrs. and three children
- Bistany, Mr. K. A.
- Bittner, Mr. E. B. M.
- Briegel, Mr. J.
- Brown. Mr. James D.
- Bruton, Miss H.
- Burns, Mr. C. S.
- Burke. Mr. T. T.
- Busch, Mr. William
- Byrne, Rev. George
- Cable, Mr. P. S.
- Cable, Mrs.
- Canfield, Mrs. E. M.
- Carlill, Mr. A. J.
- Carter, Miss C.
- Chalfant, Mr. Theodore
- Clarence, Mr. S. J.
- Clark, Mr. C. S.
- Collie, Lieut. Duncan
- Collie, Mrs. child and nurse
- Cooper, Mr. T. S.
- Cottingham. Mr. W. H. and valet
- Cottingham, Mr. Walter S.
- Conley, Mr W. T.
- Cote, Dr. G. A
- Cowling, Mr. H. T.
- Coyle, Mr. T.
- Crowley, Mr. R. W.
- Cutchlee, Brig. General A. C.
- DaCosta, Mr Altamont E.
- Darwin, Mr. J.
- Davison, Mr. R. C.
- D’Aubigne, Mrs. B. L. and maid
- Dawson, Mr. H. F.
- deErp, Baroness
- deGreeuw, Mrs. W. J.
- deGreeuw, Master
- Dias, Mr. Francis
- Dias, Master Frank
- Dias, Miss Etleen
- Dickens, Mr. A. C.
- Dickenson, Capt. Charles
- Draper. Mr. J. R.
- Duggin, Prof. F. P.
- Duocha, Miss Hattie
- Dupont, Mr. Rene
- Dustin. Mr. D. E.
- Dustin. Mrs.
- Dyson, Mr. Leonard
- Eddy. Mr. H. E.
- Edelstein, Mr. Willie
- Eden, Miss
- Elwes, Mr. H. J.
- Evans, Mr. J. A.
- Evans, Mrs.
- Eyre, Mr. J. P.
- Eyre, Mrs.
- Eyre, Miss Mary F.
- Eyre, Miss Josephine M.
- Fall, Mrs. S.
- Fall, Master Sidney
- Farley, Miss Jesse R.
- Firman, Mr. Harey
- Fitzgerald, Major E. A.
- Frazer, Mr. L. S.
- Frazer, Mrs
- Freeman, Mr. Percy K.
- Friedman, Capt. I.
- Friedman, Mrs.
- Gaertner. Mr. Rudolph
- Galbaith, Mr. S. P.
- Ganse, Mr. Henry E.
- Garrod, Mr. P. W.
- Gibson, Mr. F. H.
- Gideon, Mr. M. J.
- Goldey, Mr. W. B.
- Goldman, Mr. Harry
- Goldman, Mrs.
- Gordon, Lady Duff
- Gough, Mr. F. W.
- Gould, Mr. J. B.
- Gould, Mr. Howard J.
- Gould, Mrs. J. B.
- Gould, Miss Muriel
- Gould Miss Marjorie
- Grace, Mr. Frank
- Grand, Mr. W. D.
- Gray, Mr. Prentice N.
- Gray. Mrs.
- Grenfell. Col. C. A.
- Griffith, Mr. R. D.
- Griffith, Mrs.
- Guimoye, Mr. Emilio
- Guimoye, Mr. Peter
- Hackney, Asst. Nav. Const. G.
- Haldeman, Lieut. D. C.
- Hamilton, Mr. R. A.
- Hannibal, Mr. W. A.
- Hannibal, Mrs.
- Hardwick, Mrs. Mabel
- Harper, Mr. T. H.
- Harris, Mrs. A. P. D.
- Harvey, Mr. Stuart
- Harvey, Mr. W. Pellew
- Hawkins, Mrs. N. A. L. and two children
- Hayward. Mr. Wilfred
- Heckscher. Mr. James
- Heckscher, Mrs.
- Heckscher, Master Eric
- Heckscher, Miss Yvonne
- Hehir, Mr. D. N.
- Hicks. Mr. W. M.
- Holmes, Mr. Arthur
- Holmes, Mr. E. Burton
- Holmes. Mrs.
- Hotta, Mr. T.
- Howson. Ven. George J.
- Hunt, Mr. Robert A.
- Ikeda, Mr. Y.
- Jennings, Mrs. A. R.
- Johns, Mr. A. A.
- Johnson, Mr. J. G.
- Johnson, Mr. Lawrence, Jr.
- Johnson, Mrs.
- Johnson, Miss Helen
- Johnson, Mr. Nathan C.
- Johnson, Mrs.
- Jones, Mr. L. R.
- Joshua, Mr. J. M.
- Kaufman, Mr. A. L.
- Keable, Mr. R. W.
- Kerr, Mr. T. H.
- Kiely, Mrs. Hermine
- Kiely, Miss Louise G.
- Kiely, Miss Emily
- Klackner, Mr. George
- Koop, Mr. Paul G.
- Koop, Mrs.
- Lane, Miss Dorothy
- Lavallito, Mr.
- Lavallito, Mrs. child and nurse
- Lawson, Mr. A.
- Lee, General Charles
- Legge, Mr. Percy A.
- Legge, Mrs.
- LeRoux, Lieut. Julius
- LeRoux, Mrs.
- Levy, Mr. J. W.
- Littlebales, Mr. George W.
- Little, Mr. J. D.
- Little, Mrs.
- Little, Master John D., Jr.
- Little, Master James H.
- Little, Master Thomas D.
- Lloyd, Mr. Frederick
- Locke, Mr. S. B.
- Lodijensky, Maj. Gen. Theo.
- Longsdon, Mrs. W.
- Low, Mrs. W. M.
- Luchars, Mr. Alexander
- MacCluer, Mr. Frederick A.
- McClelland, Mr. W. E.
- McGibbon, Mrs. D. Lorne and maid
- McGowan, Mr. James McGowan, Mrs.
- McGusty, Dr.
- McGusty, Mrs. and two children
- McLean, Mr. George
- McLean, Mrs.
- Macdonald, Mr. Lachean W.
- Macdonald, Major Donald
- Macdonald, Mrs.
- Macintjre, Miss Helen G.
- Malmberg, Mr. K.
- Marks, Miss Bessie
- Masterman, Canon
- Maude, Mr. Cyril
- Mayekamo, Mr. Y.
- May, Mr. W. W.
- May, Miss Jane
- May, Mr. M. B.
- Mays, Mr. Lansing B.
- Merrill, Mr. F. A.
- Mills, Mr. Charles J.
- Mitchell, Mrs. P. V. G.
- Mitchell, Miss Constance
- Mitchell, Mr. Donald
- Montgomery, Mr. J. A.
- Moore, Dr. J. S.
- Morey, Mr. Adolfo
- Morgan, Mr. Fredrick
- Morris, Mrs. J. R.
- Moulaert, Mr. Albert
- Moulaert, Mrs.
- Moulaert, Master Jean
- Mozer, Mr. R. D.
- Naughton, Mr. W. J.
- Neilson, Mrs. F.
- Neilson, Miss Marion
- Neilson, Miss Isabel
- Nesbitt, Hon. Wallace K.C.
- Nesbitt, Mrs.
- Nesbitt, Master Rankin
- Newson, Mr. Arthur
- Nicholas, Miss Elsie W
- Nichols, Mr. Frederick
- Niven, Mr. Thomas J.
- Noaks, Mr. H. B.
- Noaks, Mrs. and two children
- Nobbs, Capt. H. G.
- Novospeloff, Mr. S.
- O’Brien, MissG.
- O’Connor, Rev. T. J.
- O’Dell, Miss F. Edith
- Ogisu, Capt. Y.
- Oliver, Mr. L. Slaeffer
- O’Malley, Miss S.
- Ousey, Mr. G. R.
- Parsonge, Mr. W. J.
- Pate, Mr. Thomas
- Pate, Mr. R. T.
- Paxton, Mr. A. B.
- Paxton, Mrs.
- Perinchief, Mrs. H.
- Peters, Miss Ellen
- Pickering, Mr. William
- Pickering, Mrs.
- Pickering, Miss Elizabeth
- Plunkett, Mrs. Beatrice
- Porter, Mr. J. A. Stewart
- Powell, Mr. William B.
- Pratt, Mr. C. J.
- Prosser, Lieut. F. A.
- Ramsden, Mrs. Nellie G.
- Reeves, Mr. A. A.
- Richardson, Mr. James A.
- Richardson, Mrs.
- Richardson, Miss A. M.
- Rigby, Mrs. A. G. and child
- Roberts, Mr. H.
- Robertson, Mr. II. D.
- Robertson, Mrs.
- Robinson, Mr. John H.
- Rogers, Mrs. Byron
- Rogen, Master Hamilton
- Rogers, Master Peter
- Rountree, Mr. C. C.
- Sampson, Capt. J.
- Sampson, Mrs.
- Scheinkin, Mr. Menahem
- Scott, Mrs. G.
- Scott, Miss
- Servais, Capt. Henri
- Seward, Mr. W. H.
- Skene, Capt. L. H.
- Smith, Lieut. R. Hilyard
- Smith, Mr. Frederick B., J
- Smith, Mr. W. C.
- Smyth, Miss N. B.
- Steiger, Mr. C. J.
- Steiger, Mrs.
- Stenhouse, Mr. J. A.
- Stephens, Mr. Edward
- Stephens, Mrs.
- Stephens, Miss Isabella
- Sutherly, Mr. B.
- Symons, Mr. Henry
- Symons, Mrs.
- Symons, Miss Elsie
- Symons, Miss Nellie
- Symons, Mr. Lewis
- Taite, Mrs. J. C.
- Tarven, Mr. Charles
- Tate, Mr. Gerald
- Taylor, Mr. Eustace
- Taylor, Miss Evelyn
- Teverson, Mr. H. F.
- Thomas, Mr. M.
- Thompson, Mr. A. W. H.
- Thompson, Major C. W.
- Thyne, Mr. William
- Tobin, Mr. Harry
- Townend. Miss Jessie
- Travess, Mr. J.
- Tucker, Rev. W.
- Vandenberg, Mr. Leon
- Vandenberg, Mrs.
- Vanderheyden, Col. Guillaume
- Van Nostrand, Mr. M. A.
- Vaughan, Mr. A. L.
- Vaughan. Mrs.
- Vosper, Mr. Henry F.
- Walsh, Mr. Arthur C.
- Walsh, Mrs.
- Walsh, Miss Rosemary
- Walton, Mr. A. R.
- Walton, Miss V.
- Ward, Miss Elizabeth
- Warren, Mr. F. S.
- Warren, Mr. S. H.
- Watson, Mr. Frank Hazell
- Watson, Mr. A. H. Cole
- Wells, Mrs. Harriet C.
- Wells, Mr.
- Wells, Mrs.
- Wells, Mr. A. B.
- Whigham, Mr. G. II.
- Whigham, Mrs.
- Whigham, Miss Ethel M.
- Whitlow, Mr. Fred J.
- Whitlow, Mrs.
- Whitney, Mr. C. A.
- Wiederseim, Mr. Theo. E.
- Wigan, Mr. Edger C.
- Wigan, Mrs.
- Wiley, Rear Adm. Henry A.
- Williams, Mr. William
- Williams, Mr. R. P.
- Woodlock, Mr. Thomas F.
- Wood, Miss Mary A.
- Wright, Mr. Butler
- Yaldwyn. Miss B.
- Yamishito, Capt. Y.
- Young, Mr. A. F.
- Young, Mr. McGregor
Second Class Passengers
- Abraham, Mrs. L.
- Ackerman, Miss Clara
- Adams, Miss Dorothy
- Alcock, Miss J.
- Allen, Miss E.
- Allman, Mrs. Justin
- Anderson, Miss J. C.
- Anderson, Miss Martha
- Archibald, Miss Tina
- Arthur, Mrs. and two children
- Ashton, Miss Nora
- Atter, Mrs. H. and child
- Bacal, Mr. Samuel
- Bagshaw, Mrs, V.
- Baker, Mr. J.
- Baker, Miss Florence
- Banks, Mrs. Lilly
- Banks, Miss Olive
- Banks, Miss Dorothy
- Banks, Master William
- Barber, Miss
- Barlow, Mr. L.
- Barrett, Miss Mary C.
- Bateman, Miss Irene
- Beardmore, Mr. Thomas
- Beardmore, Master George E.
- Bedingfield, Mrs. E.
- Berkowitz, Mrs. B.
- Beveridge, Mrs. C.
- Beveridge, Miss Rebecca
- Beveridge, Miss Delia
- Bindon, Mrs.
- Binnie, Mrs. Mary E.
- Birkett, Mrs. M.
- Birkett, Miss P.
- Birt, Mrs. Gladys
- Blackburn, Mr. Frederick
- Blackwell, Mr. George
- Blewett, Mrs. Mary A.
- Blewett, Master Thomas
- Bloom, Mr. Abraham
- Bough, Mrs. Maria
- Boulter, Mrs. Sarah
- Boulter, Master George
- Bradley, Mr. Stephen
- Brady, Miss Bridget
- Brady, Miss Margaret
- Brennan, Mrs. E.
- Brennan, Miss B. M.
- Bridge, Rev. William H.
- Brown, Miss Mary
- Buck, Miss Alice M.
- Buik, Mr A.
- Buik, Mrs. A.
- Byrne, Miss Sarah
- Callahan, Rev.
- Campbell, Mr David
- Carlyle, Mr. Norman
- Casey, Rev.
- Cash, Mrs. G. M.
- Chapman, Mr. Bert Chapman, Mrs.
- Chapman, Miss Barbara
- Charlton, Mrs. Fred
- Chase, Rev. C. F.
- Chase, Mrs. and two children
- Chrisfield, Mr. C. H.
- Chrisfield, Mrs.
- Clark, Mr. G. W.
- Cleary, Miss
- Cloherty, Miss N.
- Coleman, Mr. F.
- Collin, Mr. Sydney F.
- Collins, Mr. Joseph
- Cook, Mrs. Anna
- Cook, Master
- Cook, Master William
- Cooke, Mrs. Mary A.
- Cornock, Mrs. Elizabeth
- Cosgrove, Mr. Patrick J.
- Cox, Miss Edith S.
- Craig, Mrs. M.
- Crespinel, Mrs. W.
- Crespinel, Master William
- Crespinel, Miss Kathleen
- Crooks, Miss Edith
- Cropper, Mr. Michael
- Cropper, Mrs.
- Crosher, Mr. J. F.
- Cunningham, Rev. P. J.
- Currie, Miss A.
- Cuthbertson, Miss A.
- Daly, Miss Lillian
- Daly, Mr. William
- Daly, Mrs.
- Davies, Sergeant Ernest
- Davis, Mr. A.
- Deegan, Master Henry W.
- deJosez, Mr. Jules
- deJosez, Mrs.
- Dickson, Mr. George E.
- Dickson, Mrs.
- Doyle, Miss Annie
- Downing, Miss Helen F.
- Downing, Miss Julia M.
- Drink water, Mr. Rupert
- Duncan, Miss A.
- Duckett, Doctor Eleanor S.
- Duggan, Miss Margaret
- Dunn, Mrs. Margaret
- Dwyer, Mr. John J.
- Dwyer, Mrs.
- Dwyer, Miss Margaret
- Dwyer, Master John
- Edmondson, Mr. G. L.
- Edmondson, Mrs. and infant
- Edwards, Mr. A.
- Edwards, Mrs.
- Edwards, Miss A. C.
- Edwards, Mrs. E. T.
- English, Mr. Thames
- Evans, Mr. D.
- Evans, Mrs. Evan
- Evans, Mr. Herbert
- Evans, Mrs. J.
- Fitzgerald, Rev. Michael
- Flynn, Mr. J. F.
- Franklin, Mr. W. H.
- Fraser, Mr. Ed
- Fraser, Mrs.
- Fredericks, Miss Margaret
- Freedman, Mr. William
- Fuseya, Mr. I.
- Gallagher, Miss Mary
- Gamble, Mrs. Annie
- Gamble, Miss Kathleen
- Gaskin, Col. A.
- Gawler, Miss Bessie
- Getty, Mrs. J. M.
- Getty, Miss Mary E.
- Getty, Mr. J. M.
- Gibson, Mr. Roy
- Gibson, Mr. W.
- Gilbert, Mrs. E. H.
- Gilliland, Miss M.
- Glendon, Mrs. and infant
- Glenn, Miss Caroline
- Godward, Mr. E. R.
- Goldstein, Mr. Ralph
- Goodwin, Mr. J. Pryse
- Goodwin, Mrs.
- Goodwin, Master Lionel
- Goodwin, Master Geoffrey
- Gordon, MissM . F.
- Green, Mr. Frank
- Green, Mrs. and infant
- Green, Miss Jean
- Greenhalgh, Mr. J.
- Greenhalgh, Mrs.
- Griffiths, Miss Anna
- Grove, Mrs. M. E.
- Grove, Miss Alice
- Halpin, Mrs. Mary
- Halpin, Miss Francis
- Halpin, Master Thomas V.
- Hampson, Mrs. George
- Hampson, Master Clifford
- Hampson, Miss Marjory
- Handy, Mrs. G. F.
- Harmon, Mr. C. E.
- Harris, Miss Helen
- Harris, Mrs. Thomas
- Harris, Master Leonard
- Harris, Master Thomas
- Harris, Miss Eleanor
- Harris, Miss Gertrude
- Harrison, Miss Gertrude
- Harrison, Mrs. Winnifred
- Hartwick, Miss Ada
- Haslam, Mrs. and child
- Haslam, Rev. H. A.
- Hatchley, Mr. William
- Haynes, Miss Norah
- Hearne, Miss Fanny A.
- Heasman, Mrs. E. L.
- Heasraan, Master Maurice
- Heaton, Mr. Albert E.
- Henderson, Miss K.
- Heptonstall, Mr. George
- Higgins, Miss Katherine
- Hitchcox, Mr. A. J.
- Hitching, Mrs. Sara
- Hitching, Master Harry
- Hoby, Mrs. R. and two children
- Holdgate, Mrs.
- Holdgate, Miss
- Holdgate, Master
- Holmes, Miss Mabel
- House, Mrs. E.
- Hunt, Mrs. Ernest H.
- Hurst, Miss Elizabeth
- Hugo, Master Herman R.
- Hutching, Mrs. Gertrude and infant
- Hyland, Miss Mary
- Irwin, Mrs. W. and two children
- Jabara, Mr. R.
- Jeffrey, Mrs. Katherine two children and infant
- Jones, Mrs. Mary
- Jones, Miss Sarah
- Jordan, Miss Mary
- Josephs, Mr J.
- Kearons, Mr. W. M.
- Keith, Miss Jessie
- Kelly, Miss Margaret
- Kemp, Mr. John
- Kemp, Mrs.
- Kemp, Mrs. Winnie
- Kemp, Miss May C.
- Kerr, Mr. W.
- Kerr, Mrs. and two children
- Kilkenny, Miss Annie
- Kilkenny, Miss May
- Kinsman, Mr. Frederick
- Kinsman, Mrs. F.
- Kraines, Mr. I.
- Kraines, Mrs.
- Lamb, Mrs. Lucy
- Lamb, Miss Patricia
- Lant, Miss L.
- Latham, Miss Alice
- Lavail, Mr. Harry
- Lawson, Mrs. J. B.
- Lawson, Master Irving
- Leavitt, Mrs. W. L.
- Lee, Miss Ellen A.
- Lees, Mr. George H.
- Lees, Mrs. Esther
- Legatt, Mrs. Isabel
- Legatt, Master Thomas
- Lejeune, Miss Sylvie
- Lenartz, Miss Margaret
- Livingston, Miss Anne C.
- Linton, Miss Margaret
- Lonie, Mr. Andrew
- Lonie, Mrs.
- Lorimer, Mrs. K.
- Low, Mr. Ko
- Ludlam, Mr. G.
- Ludlam, Mrs. G. A.
- Lynch, Mr. Thomas
- Lyons, Mr. John
- Mackie, Mr. James
- McCaffrey, Mrs. Mary and infant
- McClure, Mrs. J. A.
- McCormack, Miss Julia
- McDonald, Mrs. M.
- McDonnell, Rev. A. A.
- McDowell, Mr. Stuart W.
- McDowell, Mrs.
- McDowell, Master Jack
- McFarlane, Mr. David
- McFarlane, Mrs.
- McGirr, Mr. Peter
- McGuire, Miss Martha
- McIntosh, Mrs. M. H.
- McKenzie, Mrs. Donald
- McKenzie, Miss Marsali
- McLeod, Miss E.
- McQueenie, Mrs. M. and infant
- Mathews, Mrs. Hannah
- Mee, Miss Lillian
- Melville, Miss Clare
- Miller, Mr. F.
- Miller, Mr. George
- Miller, Mrs.
- Miller, Master David
- Miller, Master William
- Miller, Miss Georgina
- Molloy, Rev. J. J.
- Monahan, Dr. M. J.
- Monahan, Rev. T. F.
- Moore, Miss Marie
- Moore, Master Thomas
- Moore, Miss Catherine
- Moore, Mr. J. T.
- Morant, Mrs. M. C. E.
- Morant, Master Nicholas
- Moreland, Mr. A. F.
- Morgan, Mr. John
- Morgan, Mr.
- Morgan R.
- Morris, Rev. T. D.
- Morrisroe, Miss Kathryn
- Morrissey, Mr. James
- Muir, Miss Elizabeth
- Mulligan, Miss Katie
- Murphy, Rev. D. P.
- Murray, Mrs. M.
- Murtagh, Miss E.
- Murtagh, Mr. P.
- Myers, Mr. Harry D.
- Neily, Mr. Daniel
- Nelmes, Mr. Edward
- Nelmes, Mrs. and child
- Nelmes, Mr. Percy
- Neville, Mrs.
- Newton, Mr. Charles II.
- Nixon, Mr. C.
- O’Connor, Mrs. N. R.
- O’Connor, Rev. T. J.
- O’Donnell, Rev. F. V.
- O’Hare, Mrs. Julia H.
- O’Malley, Mr. J.
- O’Malley, Mrs.
- O’Neill, Miss Catherine
- Page, Mrs. J. W.
- Palmer, Miss Helen E.
- Palmer, Miss Violet
- Pashley, Mrs. Mary J.
- Patterson, Mr. Harold
- Peill, Mr. R. E. F.
- Peill, Mrs.
- Peill, Master R. L. D.
- Peill, Miss Joan
- Peill, Miss Elizabeth
- Phelan, Miss Ella
- Pool, Miss Phyllis
- Porter, Miss Margaret
- Powell, Mr. Thomas
- Powell, Mrs. and infant
- Powers, Rev. Thomas
- Price, Mrs. Elizabeth
- Quantrell, Mr. J.
- Quayle, Mr. Edward
- Quayle, Mrs.
- Rand, Mrs. Jennie
- Reich, Mr. Max I.
- Rector, Mrs. Helena K.
- Reed, Mr. William
- Reed, Mrs.
- Reynolds, Mrs. L. E.
- Ricca, Mrs. Lina
- Ricca, Master John
- Riordan, Miss Catherine
- Roache, Mr. Philip
- Roache, Mrs.
- Roberts, Mr. W. Herbert
- Roberts, Mrs.
- Rochester, Mr. Alfred
- Rod well, Mr. G. E.
- Rodwell. Mrs.
- Rooke, Miss Margaret
- Rose, Mr. H.
- Rose, Mrs.
- Ross, Mrs. George D.
- Rouney, Miss Elizabeth
- Rushton, Miss F. I.
- Rutley, Mrs. L. M.
- Sack, Miss Nellie
- Sack, Mr. William
- Sack, Mrs.
- Sanderson, Mr. G. H.
- Sang, Mr. Li Chik
- Sanger, Mr. M.
- Saunders, Mrs. Annie
- Saunders, Miss Millicent
- Saunders, Miss Annie
- Schoerle, Mr. F. M.
- Shaw, Mrs. Charlotte
- Sheehan, Master Andrew
- Sheehy, Rev. Thomas
- Shirley, Prof. John B.
- Silfberg, Mr. J. A.
- Silfherg, Mrs.
- Skerry, Mrs. Susie
- Slater, Mr. B.
- Sloan, Rev. Wm. P.
- Smith, Mrs. Grace
- Smith, Miss Elsie
- Smith, Miss Lydia
- Smith, Mrs. M. H. and infant
- Smith, Miss Sheila
- Spurway, Mr. Harold
- Steventon, Mr. Arthur
- Stewart, Mrs. Martha
- Stiles. Miss B.
- Sussman, Mr. D.
- Taylor, Mr. W. F.
- Taylor, Mrs.
- Tilton, Mrs. Jessie
- Tripp, Mrs. Leo and two children
- Turnbull, Mrs. M. and four children
- Urquhart, Mrs. David
- Urquhart, Miss Helen
- Walker, Mrs. Alice
- Walker, Mrs. Rose
- Walsh, Miss Mary B.
- Walsh, Miss Catherine
- Ward, Mr. Alfred
- Washbourne, Mr. W. E.
- Washbourne, Mrs.
- Watts, Mr. Howard
- Weaver, Mrs. Edwin
- Westoby, Miss Edith
- Whitcomb, Mrs. Minnie
- Whitcomb, Master James
- Whitcomb, Miss Margaret
- White. Mrs. J. C.
- Wilcox, Rev. E. H.
- Williams, Mr. Alvn
- Williams, Mrs. E. T.
- Wilson, Miss Hannah
- Wilson, Mr. James
- Wonters, Mr. R. G.
- Wolffe, Mrs. Augusta
- Wood, Mr. P. J.
- Wood, Mr. Percy
- Wylde, Mrs. A. M.
- Wylde, Master William
- Wylie, Miss E.
- Wylie, Miss R.
- Wyllie, Mr. James
- Young, Mrs. Margaret
Information for First Class Passengers
- BREAKFAST at 8:30 am - 10:00 am
- LUNCHEON at 1:30 pm
- DINNER at 7:00 pm
Breakfast. As the Bugle not sounded for breakfast, Passengers desirous of being wakened should arrange to be called by the Bedroom Steward.
The Bar opens at 8:00 am and closes at 11.:30 p. m.
Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11:00 pm and Smoking Room at 12 p. m.
Divine Service in the saloon on Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
SEATS AT TABLE. Passengers who have not previously arranged for seats at table to be reserved should apply for same to the Second Steward.
Children are not entitled to seats in the Saloon unless full fare is paid.
NOTICE—First Class Passengers desiring to dine later than the usual hour, 7:00 pm, can have dinner served at any time up to 8:15 p. m. by giving notice to the Second Steward not later than 1:30 p. m.
AN ENQUIRY OFFICE has been provided for the convenience of Passengers, where all enquiries for Information of a general character should be made.
LETTERS, CABLES AND TELEGRAMS are received at the Enquiry Office for dispatch. and Postage Stamps can be purchased, and Deck Chairs hired at this office, through which also all Mails will be distributed. Cablegrams and Telegrams should be handed in an hour before the arrival at any port of call.
None of the ship's staff other than those on duty in the Enquiry Office, is authorized to accept Letters or Telegrams for dispatch.
DECK CHAIRS can be hired at a charge of $1.50 each for the voyage.
STEAMER RUGS can be hired at a charge of $1.50 each for the voyage.
THE SURGEON is authorized to make customary charges, subject in each Case to the approval of the Commander, for treating passengers at their request for any illness not originating on board the ship. In the case of sickness developed on board no charge will be made, and medicine will be provided free in all circumstances.
BAGGAGE. On arrival at Liverpool passengers are specially requested to claim their baggage before leaving the Customs shed, otherwise under present abnormal conditions considerable delay and extra charge for carriage will be incurred in forwarding to destination any baggage not accompanying passengers on the railway.
PASSENGERS are requested to ask for a receipt on the Company's Form for any additional Passage Money, Chair Hire, or Freight paid on board.
EXCHANGE OF MONEY. The Purser is prepared, for the convenience of passengers, to exchange a limited amount of English and American money, at rates which will be advised on application.
PASSENGERS’ ADDRESSES may be left at the Enquiry Office In order that any letters sent to the care of the Company may be forwarded.
VALUABLES. The White Star Line has provided a safe in the office of the Purser. In which passengers may deposit money. Jewels, or ornaments for safe keeping. The Company will not be liable to passengers for the loss of money, Jewels, or ornaments by theft or otherwise, not so deposited.
DOGS. Passengers are notified that dogs cannot be landed In Great Britain unless license has previously been procured from the Board of Agriculture, London. Forms of license must be obtained by direct application to the Department before the dog Is taken on board.
THIS STEAMER IS FITTED WITH MARCONI’S SYSTEM OF WIBELESS
TELEGRAPHY AND ALSO SUBMARINE SIGNALING APPARATUS.
Passengers Landing at Liverpool - (First Class)
When a Steamer lands passengers at Liverpool in the early morning, Breakfast will be served at the following hours :
WEEK DAYS
- April to September inclusive, 7 A. M.
- October to March inclusive, 8 A. M.
SUNDAYS
All the year round, 8 A. M.
The Steamers will be Berthed at the Landing Stage:
WEEK DAYS
- April to September inclusive, 7.30 A. M.
- October to March inclusive, 8.30 A. M.
SUNDAYS
All the year round, 8.30 A. M.
When the Steamer arrives at night, passengers will not be landed until the following morning, unless the vessel passes the Rook Lighthouse, Liverpool, before 7.30. p. m.
Passengers will please note that any landing after 8:00 pm, Summer or Winter, is entirely at their own option; if they prefer it, they can remain on board and after breakfast, which will be served at 8 o’clock on the following morning, land either by tender or in dock, as may be arranged.
COMPANY’S OFFICES AND AGENTS
Liverpool — White Star Line, 30 James Street.
London — White Star Line, 1 Cockspur Street, S. W. and 38 Leadenhall Street, K. C. Southampton — White Star Line, Canute Road.
Paris — The American Travel and Transport Agency, 9 Rue Scribe
Information for Second Class Passengers
FIRST SITTING
- BREAKFAST at 7.30 a. m.
- LUNCHEON at 12 noon
- DINNER at 6:00 pm
SECOND SITTING
- BREAKFAST at 8.30 a. in.
- LUNCHEON at 1:00 pm
- DINNER at 7:00 pm
The Bar opens at 8:00 am, and closes at 10.80 p. m.
Lights are extinguished In the Saloon at 11:00 pm and Smoking Room at 12:00 pm
BAGGAGE. Questions relating to Baggage should be referred to the Second Steward, who Is the Ship’s Baggage Master. Trunks. Chairs, etc., which passengers may desire to leave in charge of the Company, should be appropriately labeled and handed to the Ship’s Baggage Master, and such articles will be stored entirely at owner’s risk. All charges must be paid to the Purser.
PASSENGERS are requested to ask for a Receipt on the Company's Form for any additional Passage Money, Chair Hire, or Freight paid on board.
SMOKING is strictly prohibited in any of the Staterooms. Library or Dining Saloon.
LIBRARY. Books can be obtained on applying to the Library Steward.
POSTAGE STAMPS can be obtained from the Saloon Steward. In the Dining Saloon, who will take charge of Cable Dispatches and Telegrams for transmission from Liverpool. Such Cable Dispatches and Telegrams should be handed to the Saloon Steward an hour before arrival at Liverpool.
MEALS not permitted to be served In the Library.
DECK CHAIRS can be hired at a charge of $1.50 each.
STEAMER RUGS can be hired at a charge of $1.50 each.
SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS are not allowed in the First or Third Class quarters.
VALUABLES. The White Star Line has provided a safe in the office of the Purser, In which passengers may deposit money. Jewels, or ornaments for safe keeping. The Company will not be liable to passengers for the loss of money, Jewels, or ornaments by theft or otherwise, not so deposited.
THE SURGEON is authorized to make customary charges, subject in each case to the approval of the Commander, for treating passengers at their request for any Illness not originating on board the ship. In the case of sickness developed on board, no charge will be made, and medicine will be provided free in all circumstances.
PASSENGERS’ ADDRESSES may be left with the Saloon Steward in order that any letters sent to the care of the Company may be forwarded.
DOGS. Passengers are notified that dogs cannot be landed In Great Britain unless a license has previously been procured from the Board of Agriculture, London. Forms of license must be obtained by direct application to the Department before the dog Is taken on board
The White Star Line has a West End Office for the convenienceof passengers, at 1 Cockspur Street, London, S. W.
Letters can be addressed there to await arrival of passenger« and baggage can be stored.
Registered Telegraphic and Cable Address—"Vessels." London Telephone, " No. 1964 Regent," London.
LANDING ARRANGEMENTS
- When a Steamer lands passengers at Liverpool In the early morning, Breakfast will be served at the following hours:
WEEK DAYS.
April to September Inclusive: 7:00 am
October to March Inclusive: 8:00 am
SUNDAYS.
All the year round: 8:00 am
- The Steamers will be Berthed at the Landing Stages
WEEK DAYS.
April to September Inclusive: 7.30 a. m.
October to March Inclusive: 8.30 a. m.
SUNDAYS.
All the year round: 8.30 a. m.
When Steamer arrives at night, passengers will not be landed until the following morning, unless the vessel passes the Rock Lighthouse, Liverpool, before 7:30 pm
Any landing after 8 p. m. Summer or Winter, is entirely at passenger’s option; If they prefer, they can remain on board, and after Breakfast, which will be served at 8 o’clock on the following morning, land either by tender or in dock, as may be arranged.
COMPANY’S OFFICES AND AGENTS
Liverpool — White Star Line, 30 James Street.
London — White Star Line, 1 Cockspur Street, S. W. and 38 Leadenhall Street, E. C. Southampton — White Star Line, Canute Road.
Paris — The American Travel and Transport Agency, 9 Rue Scribe.
Track Chart and Memorandum of Log (Unused), SS Adriatic First and Second Class Passenger List, 16 June 1919. GGA Image ID # 21d603b431. Back Cover is in Fair Condition.
Title Page, SS Adriatic First and Second Class Passenger List, 16 June 1919. GGA Image ID # 21d61d79a5
List of Senior Officers and Staff and Beginning of First Class Passenger List (Aimone to Clark). SS Adriatic First and Second Class Passenger List, 16 June 1919. GGA Image ID # 21d66d6912
Promotion of the Turkish and Electric Baths and the Gymnasium In the First Class On The SS Adriatic. SS Adriatic First and Second Class Passenger List, 16 June 1919. GGA Image ID # 21d69a745c
Collector's Item Auction Details
SS Adriatic Passenger List – 16 June 1919
Provenance
This exceptional artifact is from the renowned collection of maritime historian Paul K. Gjenvick, whose archives are celebrated for preserving the rich history of transatlantic travel.
Item Description
This original passenger list from the White Star Line’s SS Adriatic documents a voyage from New York to Liverpool on 16 June 1919, captained by Lt-Cdr. J. B. Ranson, OBE, RNR (Retd.). It offers a vivid snapshot of post-World War I transatlantic travel, illustrating the shifting dynamics of global migration, tourism, and international relations during a period of recovery and transformation.
Key Features
- Date of Voyage: 16 June 1919
- Route: New York to Liverpool
- Passenger Classes: First and Second Class
- Commander: Captain J. B. Ranson, OBE, Lt-Cdr RNR (Retd.)
- Senior Officers: Includes Surgeon G. C. Flemyng and Purser C. B. Lancaster
- Condition: Cover shows minor wear and passenger notations; interior pages are well-preserved with clear text and minimal signs of aging.
Historical and Design Highlights
The SS Adriatic was a symbol of White Star Line's luxury and innovation, offering Turkish baths, electric baths, and a well-equipped gymnasium. This passenger list reflects the post-war optimism and evolving social structures of the time, as global mobility resumed following the Great War. The elegant typography and craftsmanship of the list exemplify the era's commitment to quality in printed materials.
Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)
The list includes many distinguished individuals, whose prominence enhances its value:
- Lady Duff Gordon: Famed fashion designer and Titanic survivor, known for revolutionizing women’s fashion in the early 20th century.
- Major E. A. Fitzgerald: A decorated military officer recognized for his leadership during World War I.
- Colonel Guillaume Vanderheyden: A notable figure in Belgian military and political circles.
- Canon Masterman: A respected religious leader known for his humanitarian efforts.
- Maude Cyril: Celebrated stage actor and cultural influencer of the era.
- Brigadier General A. C. Cutchlee: A military figure pivotal to post-war reconstruction and international relations.
Historical Significance
This passenger list offers an invaluable window into the immediate post-war period, documenting individuals involved in shaping global recovery. It captures the resurgence of transatlantic travel, blending social prestige and the democratization of mobility. For genealogists, it provides crucial insights into family histories and migration patterns, while maritime historians can explore the ship’s operations and role in White Star Line’s illustrious fleet.
Collector’s Appeal
- Genealogists: Trace familial ties and historical narratives with detailed passenger records.
- Maritime Historians: Study the operations, design, and cultural significance of the SS Adriatic.
- Ephemera Collectors: A rare, beautifully designed piece showcasing early 20th-century craftsmanship.
Auction Estimates
- Low Estimate: $40 USD
- High Estimate: $60 USD
Condition Report
- Cover: Fair condition with visible notations and light wear consistent with age.
- Interior Pages: Fair condition, with readable text and minimal discoloration.
- Overall Grade: Fair to Good Respective of Age
Conclusion/Reason to Bid
This rare SS Adriatic passenger list is a quintessential artifact of post-war recovery, bridging historical narratives with personal stories of travel and migration. Its association with notable individuals, combined with its historical and aesthetic significance, makes it a coveted piece for any collector. This item is not just a record of a journey—it’s a link to an era that shaped the modern world. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of maritime history.
