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Titanic Passenger List

Below is the complete Titanic passenger list. The list is divided in first class, second class and third class passengers. Names of survivors appear in green. First Class Passengers

Allen, Miss Elizabeth Walton Allison, Mr. H. J.

Allison, Mrs. H. J. + servant Allison, Miss L

Allison, Master T. and Nurse Anderson, Mr. Harry

Andrews, Miss Cornelia I. Andrews, Mr. Thomas Appleton, Mrs. E. D. Artagaveytia, Mr. Ramon

Astor, Colonel J. J. and Manservant Astor, Mrs. J. J + servant Aubert, Mrs. N. + servant Barkworth, Mr. A. H. Baumann, Mr. J.

Baxter, Mrs. James

Baxter, Mr. Quigg

Beattie, Mr. T.

Beckwith, Mr. R. L.

Beckwith, Mrs. R. L.

Behr, Mr. K. H.

Bishop, Mr. D. H.

Bishop, Mrs. D. H.

Bjornstrom, Mr. H.

Blackwell, Mr. Stephen Weart Blank, Mr. Henry

Bonnell, Miss Caroline Bonnell, Miss Lily

Borebank, Mr. J. J.

Bowen, Miss

Bowerman, Miss Elsie

Brady, Mr. John B.

Brandeis, Mr. E.

Brayton, Mr. George

Brewe, Dr Arthur Jackson Brown, Mrs. J. J.

Brown, Mrs. J. M.

Bucknell, Mrs. W. + servant Butt, Major Archibald W. Calderhead, Mr. E. P.

Candee, Mrs. Churchill Cardoza, Mrs. J. W. M. + servant Cardoza, Mr. T. D. M and Manservant

Carlson, Mr. Frank

Carran, Mr. F. M.

Carran, Mr. J. P.

Carter, Mr. William E.

Carter, Mrs. William E. + servant Carter, Miss Lucile Carter, Master William T. + servant Case, Mr. Howard B. Cassebeer, Mrs. H. A. Cavendish, Mr. T.W. Cavendish, Mrs. T. W. + servant Chaffee, Mr. Herbert F. Chaffee, Mrs. Herbert F. Chambers, Mr. N. C. Chambers, Mrs. N. C.

Cherry, Miss Gladys

Chevre, Mr. Paul

Chibnafl, Mrs. E. M. Bowerman Chisholm, Mr. Robert

Clark, Mr. Walter M.

Clark, Mrs. Walter M.

Clifford, Mr. George Quincy Colley, Mr. E. P.

Compton, Mrs. A. T. Compton, Miss S. P.

Compton, Mr. A. T., Jr. Cornell, Mrs. R. G.

Crafton, Mr. John B.

Crosby, Mr. Edward G. Crosby, Mrs. Edward G. Crosby, Miss Harriet Cummings, Mr. John Bradley Cummings, Mrs. John Bradley Daly, Mr. P. D.

Daniel, Mr. Robert W. Davidson, Mr. Thornton Davidson, Mrs. Thornton

de Villiers, Mrs. B.

Dick, Mr. A. A.

Dick, Mrs. A. A.

Dodge, Dr. Washington

Dodge, Mrs. Washington Dodge, Master Washington Douglas, Mrs. F. C.

Douglas, Mr. W. D.

Douglas, Mrs. W. D. + servant Dulles, Mr. William C. Earnshew, Mrs. Boulton Endres, Miss Caroline

Eustis, Miss E. M.

Evans, Miss E.

Flegenheim, Mrs. A.

Flynn, Mr. J. I.

Foreman, Mr. B. L.

Fortune, Mr. Mark

Fortune, Mrs. Mark

Fortune, Miss Ethel

Fortune, Miss Alice

Fortune, Miss Mabel

Fortune, Mr. Charles

Franklin, Mr. T. P.

Frauenthal Mr. T. G. Frauenthal, Dr. Henry W. Frauenthal, Mrs. Henry W. Frolicher, Miss Marguerite Futrelle, Mr. J.

Futrelle, Mrs. J.

Gee, Mr. Arthur

Gibson, Mrs. L.

Gibson, Miss D.

Giglio, Mr. Victor Goldenberg, Mr. S. L. Goldenberg, Mrs. S. L. Goldschmidt, Mrs. George B. Gordon, Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, Lady Duff + servant Gracie, Colonel Archibald Graham, Mr.

Graham, Mrs William G Graham, Miss Margaret Greenfield, Mrs. L. D. Greenfield, Mrs. W. B. Guggenheim, Mr Benjamin Harder, Mr. George A.

Harder, Mrs. George A.

Harper, Mr. Henry Sleeper + servant Harper, Mrs. Henry Sleeper Harris, Mr. Henry B.

Harris, Mrs. Henry B.

Harrison, Mr. W. H.

Haven, Mr. H.

Hawksford, Mr. W. J.

Hays, Mr. Charles M.

Hays, Mrs. Charles M. + servant Hays, Miss Margaret Head

Hays, Mr. Christopher

Hilliard, Mr. Herbert Henry Hipkins, Mr. W. E.

Hippach, Mrs. Ida S.

Hippach, Miss Jean Hogeboom, Mrs. John C. Holverson, Mr. A. O. Holverson, Mrs. A. O.

Hoyt, Mr. Frederick M.

Hoyt, Mrs. Frederick M.

Holt, Mr. W. F.

Isham, Mrs. A. E.

Ismay, Mr. J. Bruce + servant Jakob, Mr. Birnbaum

Jones, Mr. C. C

Julian, Mr. H. F.

Kent, Mr. Edward A.

Kenyon, Mr. F. R.

Kenyon, Mrs. F. R. Kimball, Mr. E. N.

Kimball, Mrs. E. N.

Klaber, Mr. Herman

Lambert-Williams, Mr. Fletcher Fellows

Leader, Mrs. F. A.

Lewy, Mr. E. G. Lindstroem, Mrs. J.

Lines, Mrs. Ernest H.

Lines, Miss Mary C.

Lingrey Mr Edward

Long, Mr.. Milton C. Langley, Miss Gretchen F. Loring, Mr. J. H.

Madill, Miss Georgette Alexandra Maguire, Mr. J. E.

Marechal, Mr. Pierre

Marvin, Mr. D. W.

Marvin, Mrs. D. W. McCaffry. Mr. T.

McCarthy, Mr. Timothy J. McGough, Mr. J. R.

Meyer, Mr. Edgar J.

Meyer, Mrs. Edgar J.

Millet, Mr. Frank D. Minihan, Dr. W. E.

Minihan, Mrs. W. B. Minihan, Miss Daisy

Moch, Mr. Pkdtp E.

Moch, Mr. Phillip E.

Molson, Mr. H. Markland Moore, Mr. Clarence + servant Natsch, Mr. Charles

Newell, Mr. A. W.

Newell, Miss Alice

Newell, Miss Madeline Newsom, Miss Helen Nicholson, Mr. A. S.

Omont, Mr. F.

Ostby, Mr. E. C

Ostby, Miss Helen R.

Ovies, Mr. S.

Parr, Mr. M. H. W.

Partner, Mr. Austin

Payne, Mr. V.

Pears, Mr. Thomas

Pears, Mrs. Thomas Penasco, Mr. Victor Penasco, Mrs. Victor + servant Peuchen, Major Arthur

Porter, Mr. Walter Chamberlain Potter, Mrs. Thomas, Jr. Reuchlin, Mr. Jonkheer, J. G. Rheims, Mr. George

Robert, Mrs. Edward S. + servant Roebling, Mr. Washington A. Rolmane, Mr. C.

Rood, Mr. Hugh R.

Rosenbaum, Miss

Ross, Mr. J. Hugo

Rothes, the Countess of + servant Rothschild, Mr. M. Rothschild, Mrs. M.

Rowe, Mr. Alfred

Ryerson, Mr. Arthur Ryerson, Mrs. Arthur + servant Ryerson, Miss Emily Ryerson, Miss Susan Ryerson, Master Jack Saalfeld, Mr. Adolphe Schabert, Mrs. Paul

Seward, Mr. Frederick K. Shutes, Miss E. W. Silverthorne, Mr. S. V. Silvey, Mr. William B. Silvey, Mrs. William B. Simonius, Mr. Oberst Altons Sloper, Mr. William T. Smart, Mr. John M.

Smith, Mr. J. Clinch

Smith, Mr. R. W.

Smith, Mr. L P.

Smith, Mrs. L P.

Snyder, Mr. John

Snyder, Mrs. John Soloman, Mr. A. L. Spedden, Mr. Frederick O. Spedden, Mrs. Frederick O. + servant

Spedden, Master R. Douglas and Nurse

Spencer, Mr. W. A. Spencer, Mrs. W. A. + servant Stahelin, Dr. Max

Stead, Mr. W. T. Steffanson, B. B. Steffanson, H. B.

Stehli, Mr. Max Frolicher Stehli, Mrs. Max Frolicher Stengel, Mr. C. E. H.

Stengel, Mrs. C. E. H.

Stewart, Mr. A. A.

Stone, Mrs. George M. + servant Straus, Mr. Isidor + servant Straus, Mrs. Isidor + servant Sutton, Mr. Frederick

Swift, Mrs. Frederick Joel Taussig, Mr. Emil

Taussig, Mrs. Emil

Taussig, Miss Ruth

Taylor, Mr. E. Z

Taylor, Mrs. E. Z.

Thayer, Mr. J. B.

Thayer, Mrs. J. B. + servant Thayer, Mr. J. B., Jr.

Thorne, Mr. G.

Thorne, Mrs. G.

Tucker, Mr. G. M., Jr. Uruchurtu, Mr. M. R.

Van der Hoef, Mr. Wyckoff Walker, Mr. W. Anderson Warren, Mr. F. M.

Warren, Mrs. F. M.

Weir, Mr. J.

White, Mr. Percival W.

White, Mr. Richard F.

White, Mrs. J. Stuart + 2 servants Wick, Mr. George D.

Wick, Mrs. George D.

Wick, Miss Mary

Widener, Mr. George D. + servant Widener, Mrs. George D. + servant Widener, Mr.. Harry

Willard, Miss Constance Williams, Mr. Duane Williams, Mr. R. N., Jr. Woolner, Mr. Hugh

Wright, Mr. George

Young, Miss Marie

Second Class Passengers

Abelson, Mr. Samson Abelson, Mrs. Hanna Aldworth, Mr. C. Andrew, Mr. Edgar Andrew, Mr. Frank Angle, Mr. William Angle, Mrs.

Ashby, Mr. John Baily, Mr. Percy Baimbridge, Mr. Chas. R. Balls, Mrs. Ada E. Banfield, Mr. Frederick J. Bateman, Mr. Robert J. Beane, Mr. Edward

Beane, Mrs. Ethel Beauchamp, Mr. H. J.

Becker, Mrs. A. O. + three children Beesley, Mr. Lawrence Bentham, Miss Lilian W. Berriman, Mr. William Botsford, Mr. W. Hull Bowenur, Mr. Solomon Bracken, Mr. Jas. H.

Brito, Mr. Jose de

Brown, Miss Mildred

Brown, Mr. S.

Brown, Mrs.

Brown, Miss E.

Bryhl, Mr. Curt

Bryhl, Miss Dagmar Buss, Miss Kate

Butler, Mr. Reginald Byles, Rev.nomas R. D. Bystrom, Miss Karolina Caldwell, Mr. Albert F. Caldwell, Mrs. Sylvia Caldwell, Master Alden G. Cameron, Miss Clear Carbines, Mr. William Carter, Rev. Ernest C. Carter, Mrs. Lillian Chapman, Mr. John H. Chapman, Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, Mr. Charles Christy, Mrs. Alice Christy, Miss Juli Clarke, Mr. Charles V. Clarke, Mrs. Ada Maria Coleridge, Mr. R. C. Collander, Mr. Erik Collett, Mr. Stuart Collyer, Mr. Harvey Collyer, Mrs. Charlotte Collyer, Miss Marjorie Corbett, Mrs. Irene Corey, Mrs. C. P. Cotterill, Mr. Harry Davies, Mr. Charles Davis, Mrs. Agnes Davis, Master John M. Davis, Miss Mary Deacon, Mr. Percy

del Carlo, Mr. Sebastian del Carlo, Mrs. Denbou, Mr. Herbert Dibden, Mr. William Doling, Mrs. Ada Doling, Miss Elsie Downton, Mr. William J. Drachstedt, Baron von Drew, Mr. James V. Drew, Mrs. Lulu

Drew, Master Marshall Duran, Miss Florentina Duran, Miss Asimcion Eitemiller, Mr. G. F. Enander, Mr. Ingvar Fahlstrom Mr. Arne J. Faunthorpe, Mr. Harry Faunthorpe, Mrs. Lizzie Fillbrook, Mr. Charles Fox, Mr. Stanley H. Funk, Miss Annie Fynney, Mr. Jos. Gale, Mr. Harry

Gale, Mr. Shadrach

Garside, Miss Ethel

Gaskell, Mr. Alfred

Gavey, Mr. Lawrence

Gilbert, Mr. William

Giles, Mr. Edgar

Giles, Mr. Fred

Giles, Mr. Ralph

Gill, Mr. John

Gillespie, Mr. William

Givard, Mr. Hans K. Greenberg, Mr. Samuel

Hale, Mr. Reginald Hamalainer, Mrs. Anna + child Harbeck, Mr. Wm. H.

Harper, Mr. John

Harper, Miss Nina

Harris, Mr. George

Harris, Mr. Walter

Hart, Mr. Benjamin

Hart, Mrs. Esther

Hart, Miss Eva

Herman, Miss Alice

Herman, Mrs. Jane

Herman, Miss Kate

Herman, Mr. Samuel

Hewlett, Mrs. Mary D. Hickman, Mr. Leonard Hickman, Mr. Lewis Hickman, Mr. Stanley Hiltunen, Miss Martha Hocking, Mr. George

Hocking, Mrs. Elizabeth Hocking, Miss Nellie

Hocking, Mr. Samuel J. Hodges, Mr. Henry P. Hoffman, Mr. + two children (Loto and Louis)

Hold, Mrs. Annie

Hold, Mr. Stephen

Hood, Mr. Ambrose

Hosono, Mr. Masabumi Howard, Mr. Benjamin Howard, Mrs. Ellen T.

Hunt, Mr. George

Ilett, Miss Bertha

Jacobsohn, Mrs. Amy P. Jacobsohn Mr. Sidney S. Jarvis, Mr. John D.

Jefferys, Mr. Clifford

Jefferys, Mr. Ernest

Jenkin, Mr. Stephen

Jervan, Mrs. A. T.

Kantor, Mrs. Miriam

Kantor, Mr. Sehua

Karnes, Mrs. J. F.

Keane, Mr. Daniel

Keane, Miss Nora A.

Kelly, Mrs. F.

Kirkland, Rev. Charles L. Kvillner, Mr. John Henrik Lahtinen, Mrs. Anna Lahtinen, Mr. William

Lamb, Mr. J. J.

Lamore, Mrs. Ameliar Laroche, Mr. Joseph Laroche, Mrs. Juliet Laroche, Miss Louise Laroche, Miss Simonne Lehman, Miss Bertha

Leitch, Miss Jessie

Levy, Mr. R. J.

Leyson, Mr. Robert W. N. Lingan, Mr. John

Louch, Mr. Charles

Louch, Mrs. Alice Adela Mack, Mrs. Mary Malachard, Mr. Noel

Mallet, Mr. A.

Mallet, Mrs.

Mallet, Master A. Mangiavacchi, Mr. Emilio Mantvila, Mr. Joseph Marshall, Mr.

Marshall, Mrs. Kate Matthews, Mr. W. J. Maybery, Mr. Frank H. McCrae, Mr. Arthur G. McCrie, Mr. James

McKane, Mr. Peter D. Mellers, Mr. William Mellinger, Mrs. Elizabeth + Child Meyer, Mr. August

Milling, Mr. Jacob C. Mitchell, Mr. Henry Morawick, Dr. Ernest

Mudd, Mr. Thomas C.

Myles, Mr. Thomas F. Nasser, Mr. Nicolas

Nasser, Mrs.

Nesson, Mr. Israel

Nicholls, Mr. Joseph C. Norman, Mr. Robert D.

Nye, Mrs. Elizabeth

Otter, Mr. Richard Oxenham, Mr. P. Thomas Padro, Mr. Julian

Pain, Dr. Alfred

Pallas, Mr. Emilio

Parker, Mr. Clifford R. Parrish, Mrs. L. Davis Pengelly, Mr. Frederick Pernot, Mr. Rene Peruschitz, Rev. Jos. M. Phillips, Mr. Robert Phillips, Miss Alice Pinsky, Miss Rosa Ponesell, Mr. Martin Portaluppi, Mr. Emilio Pulbaun, Mr. Frank Quick, Mrs. Jane

Quick, Miss Vera W. Quick, Miss Phyllis Reeves, Mr. David Renouf, Mr. Peter H. Renouf, Miss Lillie Reynolds, Miss E. Richard, Mr. Emile Richards, Mrs. Emily Richards, Master William Richards, Master George Ridsdale, Miss Lucy Rogers, Mr. Harry Rogers, Miss Selina Rugg, Miss Emily Sedgwick, Mr. C. F. W. Sharp, Mr. Percival Shelley, Mrs. Imanita Silven, Miss Lyyli Sincook, Miss Maude Sinkkenen, Miss Anna Sjostedt, Mr. Ernest A. Slayter, Miss H. M. Slemen, Mr. Richard J. Smith, Mr. Augustus Smith, Miss Marion Sobey, Mr. Hayden Stanton, Mr. S. Ward Stokes, Mr. Phillip J. Swane, Mr. George Sweet, Mr. George Toomey, Miss Ellen Trant, Miss Jessie Tronpiansky, Mr. Moses A. Troutt, Miss E. Celia Tupin, M. Dorothy Turpin, Mr. William J. Veale, Mr. James Walcroft, Miss Nellie Ware, Mrs. Florence L. Ware, Mr. John James Ware, Mr. William J. Watt, Miss Bertha

Watt, Mrs. Bessie Webber, Miss Susie Weisz, Mr. Leopold Weisz, Mrs. Matilda Wells, Mrs. Addie Wells, Miss J.

Wells, Master Ralph West, Mr. E. Arthur West, Mrs. Ada

West, Miss Barbara

West, Miss Constance

Wheadon, Mr. Edward

Wheeler, Mr. Edwin

Third Class Passengers: British Citizens Embarked at Southampton

Abbott, Eugene Abbott, Rosa Abbott, Rossmore Abbing, Anthony Adams. J.

Aks, Filly

Aks, Leah Alexander, William Allen, William Allum, Owen G. Badman, Emily Barton David Beavan, W. T. Billiard, A. van Billiard, James Billiard, Walter Bing, Lee

Bowen, David Braund, Lewis Braund, Owen Brocklebank, William Cann, Erenst Carver, A.

Celotti, Francesco Chip, Chang Christmann, Emil Cohen, Gurshon Cook, Jacob

Corn, Harry Coutts, Winnie Coutts, William Coutts, Leslie Coxon, Daniel Crease, Ernest James Cribb, John Hatfield Cribb, Alice

Dahl, Charles Davies, Evan Davies, Alfred Davies, John Davies, Joseph Davison, Thomas H. Davison, Mary Dean, Mr. Bertram F. Dean, Mrs. Hetty Dean, Bertran Dean, Vera Dennis, Samuel Dennis, William Derkings, Edward Dowdell, Elizabeth Drapkin, Jenie Dugemin, Joseph Elsbury, James Emanuel, Ethet Everett, Thomas J. Foo, Choong

Ford, Arthur

Ford, Margaret Ford, Mrs. D. M. Ford, Mr. E. W. Ford, M. W. T. N. Ford, Maggie Franklin, Charles Garthfirth, John Gilinski, Leslie Godwin, Frederick Goldsmith, Frank J. Goldsmith, Emily A. Goldsmith, Frank J. W. Goodwin, Augusta Goodwin, Lillian A. Goodwin, Charles E. Goodwin, William F. Goodwin, Jessie Goodwin, Harold Goodwin, Sidney Green, George Guest, Robert Harknett, Alice Harmer, Abraham Hee, Ling Howard, May Hyman, Abraham Johnston, A. G. Johnston, Mrs. Johnston, William Johnston, Mrs. C. H. Johnson, Mr. A. Johnson, Mr. W. Keefe, Arthur Kelly, James

Lam, Ali

Lam, Len

Lang, Fang Leonard, Mr. L Lester, J.

Ling, Lee Lithman, Simon Lobb, Cordelia Lobb, William A. Lockyer, Edward

Lovell, John MacKay, George W. Maisner, Simon McNamee, Eileen McNamee, Neal Meanwell, Marian O. Meek, Annie L. Meo, Alfonso Miles, Frank

Moor, Beile

Moor, Meier Moore, Leonard C. Morley, William Moutal, Rahamin Murdlin, Joseph Nancarrow, W. H. Niklasen, Sander Nosworthy, Richard C. Peacock, Alfred Peacodc., Treasteall Peacock, Treasteall Pearce, Ernest Peduzzi, Joseph Perkin, John Henry Peterson, Marius Potchett, George Rath, Sarah

Reed, James George Reynolds, Harold Risien, Emma Risien, Samuel Robins, Alexander Robins, Charity Rogers, William John Rouse, Richard H. Rush, Alfred George J. Sadowitz, Harry Sage, John

Sage, Annie

Sage, Stella

Sage, George Sage, Douglas Sage, Frederick Sage, Dorothy Sage, William Sage, Ada

Sage, Constance Sage, Thomas Sather, Sinon Saundercock, W. H. Sawyer, Frederick Scrota, Maurice Shellard, Frederick Shorney, Charles Simmons, John Slocovski, Selman Somerton, Francis W. Spector, Woolf Spinner, Henry Stanley, Amy Stanley, E. R. Mr. Storey, T. Mr. Sunderland, Victor Sutehall, Henry Theobald, Thomas Thomas, Alex Thorneycrolt, Florence Thorneycroft, Percival Tomlin, Ernest P. Torber, Ernest Trembisky, Berk Tunquist, W.

Ware, Frederick Warren, Charles W. Webber, James Wilkes, Ellen Willey, Edward Williams, Harry Williams, Leslie Windelov, Einar Wiseman, Philip

Third Class Passengers: Other Nationalities Embarked at Southampton

Abelseth, Karen Abelseth, Olaus Abramson, August Adahl, Mauritz Adolf, Humblin Ahlin, Johanna Ahmed, Ali Alhomaki, Ilmari Ali, William Anderson, Alfreda Anderson, Erna Anderson, Albert Anderson, Anders Anderson, Samuel Anderson, Sigrid Anderson, Thor Anderson, Carla Anderson, Ingeborg Anderson, Ebba Anderson, Sigvard Anderson, Ellis Anderson, Ida Augusta Anderson, Paul Edvin Angheloff, Minko

Asplund, Carl

Asplund, Charles Aspland, Felix

Asplund, Gustaf Asplund, Johan

Asplund, Lillian

Asplund, Oscar

Asplund, Selma

Arnold, Joseph

Arnold, Josephine Aronsson, Ernest Axel A. Asim, Adola

Assam, Ali

Augustsan, Albert Backstrom, Karl Backstrom, Marie

Balkic, Cerin

Benson, John Viktor Berglund. Ivar Berkeland, Hans Bjorklund, Ernst Bostandyeff, Guentcho Braf, Elin Ester

Brobek, Carl R.

Cacic, Grego

Cacic, Luka

Cacic, Maria

Cacic, Manda

Calie, Peter

Carlson, Carl R. Carlsson, Julius Carlsson, August Sigfrid Coelho, Domingos Fernardeo Coleff, Fotio

Coleff, Peyo

Cor, Bartol

Cor, Ivan

Cor, Ludovik

Dahl, Mauritz

Dahlberg, Gerda

Dakic, Branko

Danbom, Ernest Danbom, Gillber

Danoff, Sigrid

Danoff, Yoto

Dantchoff, Khristo Delalic, Regyo

Denkoff, Mito

Dimic, Jovan

Dintcheff, Valtcho

Dyker, Adoff

Dyker, Elizabeth Ecimovic, Joso Edwardsson, Gustaf Eklunz, Hans

Ekstrom, Johan

Finote, Luigi

Fischer, Eberhard Goldsmith, Nathan Goncalves, Manoel E. Gronnestad, Daniel D. Gustafson, Alfred Gustafson, Anders Gustafson, Johan Gustafsson, Gideon Haas, Aloisia Hadman, Oscar Hagland, Ingvald O. Hagland, Konrad R. Hakkurainen, Pekko Hakkurainen, Elin Hampe, Leon Hankonen, Eluna Hansen, Claus Hansen, Janny Hansen, Henry Damgavd Heininen, Wendla Hendekevoic, Ignaz Henriksson, Jenny Hervonen, Helga Hervonen, Hildwe Hickkinen, Laina Hillstrom, Hilda Holm, John F. A. Holten, Johan Humblin, Adolf

Ilieff, Ylio Ilmakangas, Ida Ilmakangas, Pista Ivanoff, Konio Jansen, Carl

Jardin, Jose Netto Jensen, Carl

Jensen, Hans Peter Jensen, Svenst L. Jensen, Nilho R. Johannessen, Bernt Johannessen, Elias Johansen, Nils Johanson, Oscar Johanson, Oscal L. Johansson, Erik Johansson, Gustaf Johnson, Jakob A. Johnson, Alice Johnson, Harold Johnson, Eleanora Johnsson, Carl Johnsson, Malkolm Jonkoff, Lazor Jonsson, Nielo H. Jusila, Katrina

Jusila, Mari

Jusila, Erik

Jutel, Henrik Hansen Kallio, Nikolai

Kalvig Johannes H. Karajic, Milan Karlson, Einar Karlson, Nils August Kekic, Tido

Kink, Anton

Kink, Louise

Kink, Maria

Kink, Vincenz Klasen, A.Mona Klasen, Mae A. Klasen, Hilda Klasen, Gertrud Laitinen, Sofia

Laleff, Kristo Landegren, Aurora Larson, Viktor Larsson, Bengt Edvin Larsson, Edvard Lefebre, Frances Lefebre, Henry Lefebre, Ida

Lefebre,Mathilde Leinonen, Antti Lindablom, August Lindell, Edvard B. Lindell, Elin

Lindahl, Agda Lindqvist, Einar

Lulic, Nicola Lundahl, John Lundin, Olga Lundstripm, Jan Madsen, Fridjof Maenpaa, Matti Makinen, Kalle Mampe, Leon Marinko, Dmitri Markoff, Marin Melkebuk, Philemon Messemacker, Guillaume Messemacker, Emma Midtsjo, Carl Mikanen, John Misseff, Ivan Minkoff, Lazar

Mirko, Dika

Mitkoff, Mito

Moen, Sigurd H. Moss, Albert

Mulder, Theo Myhrman, Oliver Naidenoff, Penko Nankoff, Minko Nedeco, Petroff Nenkoff, Christo Nieminen, Manta Nilsson, August F. Nilson, Berta Nilson, Helmina Nirva, Isak Nyoven, Johan Nyston, Anna Odahl, Martin Orman, Velin Olsen, Arthur Olsen, Carl Olsen, Henry Olsen, Ole M. Olson, Elon Olsson, John Olsson, Elida Oreskovic, Luka Oreskovic, Maria Oreskovic, Jeko Osman, Mara Pacruic, Mate Pacruic, Tome Panula, Eino Panula, Ernesti Panula, Juho Panula, Maria Panula, Sanni Panula, Urhu Panula, William Pasic, Jakob Pentcho, Petroff Paulsson, Alma C Paulsson, Gosta Paulsson, Paul Paulsson, Stina Paulsson, Torborg Pavlovic, Stefo Pekonemi, E. Pelsmaker, Alfons de Peltomaki, Nikolai Person, Ernest Peterson, Johan Peterson, Ellen Petranec, Matilda Petterson, Olaf Plotcharsky, Vasil Radeff, Alexander Rintamaki, Matti Rosblom, Helene Rosblom, Salfi Rosblom, Viktor Rummstvedt, Kristian Salander, Carl Saljilsvik, Anna Salonen, Werner Sandman, Johan Sandstrom, Agnes Sandstrom, Beatrice Sandstrom, Margretha

Sdycoff, Todor Sheerlinck, Jean Sihvola, Antti

Sivic, Husen Sjoblom, Anna Skoog, Anna Skoog, Carl

Skoog, Harald Skoog, Mabel Skoog, Margret Skoog, William Slabenoff, Petco Smiljanic, Mile Sohole, Peter Solvang, Lena Jacobsen Sop, Jules

Staneff, Ivan Stoytcho, Mihoff Stoyehoff, Ilia Strandberg, Ida Stranden, Jules Strilic, Ivan

Strom, Selma Svensen, Olaf Svensson, Johan Svensson, Coverin Syntakoff, Stanko Tikkanen, Juho Todoroff, Lalio Tonglin, Gunner Turcin, Stefan

Turja, Anna Twekula, Hedwig Uzelas, Jovo Waelens, Achille

Van Impe, Catharine Van Impe, Jacob

Van Impe, Rosalie

Van der Planke, Augusta Van der Planke, Emilie Van der Planke, Jules Van der Planke, Leon Van der Steen, Leo

Van de Velde, Joseph Van de Walle, Nestor Vereruysse, Victor Vook, Janko Wende, Olof Edvin Wennerstrom, August Wenzel, Zinhart Vestrom, Huld A. A. Widegrin, Charles Wiklund, Karl F. Wiklund, Jacob A. Wirz, Albert Wittenrongel, Camille Zievens, Renee Zimmermann, Leo

Third Class Passengers: Embarked at Cherbourg

Assaf, Marian

Attala, Malake Baclini, Latila Baclini, Maria Baclini, Eugene Baclini, Helene

Badt, Mohamed Banoura, Ayout Barbara, Catherine Barbara, Saude Betros, Tannous Boulos, Hanna Boulos, Sultani Boulos, Nourelain Boulos, Akar Banous, Elias

Caram, Joseph Caram, Maria Shabini, Georges Chehab, Emir Farres Chronopoulos, Apostolos Cbronopoulos, Demetrios Dibo, Elias Drazenovie, Josip Elias, Joseph Fabini, Leeni

Fat-ma, Mustmani Gerios, Assaf Gerios, Youssef Gheorgheff, Stanio Hanna, Mansour Jean Nassr, Saade Johann, Markim Joseph, Mary Karun, Franz Karun, Anna Kassan, M. Housseing Kassem, Fared Kassein, Hassef Kalil, Betros Khalil, Zahie Kraeff, Thodor Lemberopoulos, Peter Malinoff, Nicola Meme, Hanna Monbarek, Hanna Moncarek, Omine Moncarek, Gonios Moncarek, Halim Moussa, Mantoura

Naked, Said Naked, Waika Naked, Maria

Nasr, Mustafa Nichan, Krikorian Nicola, Jamila Nicola, Elias Novel, Mansouer Orsen, Sirayanian Ortin, Zakarian Peter, Catherine Joseph Peter, Mike

Peter, Anna Rafoul, Baccos Raibid, Razi

Saad, Amin

Saad, Khalil Samaan, Hanna Samaan, Elias Samaan, Youssef Sarkis, Mardirosian Sarkis, Lahowd Seman Betros Shedid, Daher Sleiman, Attalla Stankovic, Jovan Tannous, Thomas Tannous, Daler Thomas, Charles P. Thomas, Tamin Thomas, Assad Thomas, John Tonfik, Nahli Torfa, Assad Useher,Baulner Vagil, Adele Jane Vartunian, David Vassilios, Catavelas Wazli, Yousif Weller, Abi Yalsevae, Ivan Yazbeck, Antoni Yazbeck, Salini Youssef, Brahim Youssef, Hanne Youssef, Maria Youssef Georges Zabour. Tamini Zabour, Hileni Zakarian, Maprieder

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