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Passenger List, Cunard Line R.M.S. Carpathia, 1904, New York to Liverpool

Transcribed Cabin Passenger List for the 4 October 1904 Eastbound Voyage of the Steamship Carpathia of the Cunard Line from New York to Liverpool, England.

The Carpathia is renown as the first rescue ship of the Titanic. The survivors of the Titanic disaster were taken to New York on the Carpathia.

Photograph of the R.M.S. Carpathia, 1901, From the photographic collection of the Gjenvick-Gjønvik Archives.

Notable Passengers on this voyage included: Count Bethlen Istvan, Thomas White Lamb

List of Cabin Passengers

1. Mr. Allsop
2. Mrs. Allsop
3. Miss Allsop
4. Mrs. William A. Angus
5. Miss Winifred Angus
6. Mrs. A. F. Armstrong
7. Master Erbin D. Armstrong
8. Mr. P. Beckwith
9. Mrs. P. Beckwith
10. Mr. Arthur K. Bennett, M.D. - Health Officer of Marquette, MI - Appointed in 1904 to serve as a Missionary in Arabia - Presbyterian Reformed Church
11. Mr. M. Langdon Bird
12. Mr. J. M. Bloom
13. Mrs. J. M. Bloom and infant
14. Miss M. Bloom
15. Miss D. Bloom and nurse
16. Mr. Mossom De G. Boyd
17. Mr. G. Cust Boyd
18. Mr. Lawrence C. Boyd
19. Mr. W. W. Boyd
20. Miss R. Brown
21. Mr. W. J. Bryan
22. Mr. F. C. Burgess
23. Mr. Alfred Bindon (1870 - ) American, Returned to New York on the Etruria on 5 December 1904
24. Miss A. L. Couch
25. Mr. H. Van Cuylenburg - Member of the Royal Asiatic Society (Ceylon Brach) - Served on the General Committee of teh Ceylon Court
26. Mrs. H. Van Cuylenburg
27. Mr. Samuel Dickson (1837 - 28 May 1915) One of Philadelphia's Oldest and most widely known lawyers was a master in unraveling the tangled affairs of railroads that had gone into receivership.
28. Mrs. Samuel Dickson
29. Mrs. Horace Dow
30. Mr. William B. Dowell
31. Mr. H. Earle
32. Miss Sarah Edwards
33. Mr. Egan
34. Rev. E. D. Eshoo
35. Miss Susie Fackrell
36. Mrs. J. Fox
37. Mr. J. Fraser
38. Miss Foster
39. Miss M. Gawler
40. Mr. Corrie Grant. M. P. (1850-1924) British Politician
41. Mrs. Corrie Grant
42. Mr. Thomas Grealy
43. Mr. John P. Hartford
44. Mr. E. Carmen Harkness
45. Miss Ruby K. Harkness
46. Miss Isabella Herron
47. Mr. C. Wentworth Hill
48. Mrs. C. Wentworth Hill
49. Miss Bertha Hoffmann
50. Mr. A. Holborn
51. Mr. Frank Heath
52. Miss Jennie lrvino
53. Mr. Robert Isherwood
54. Count Bethlen Istvan (Oct. 8, 1874 - Oct. 5, 1946) statesman and Hungarian prime minister from 1921 to 1931, who maintained the old order in Hungary after World War I. In 1927 he signed a treaty with fascist Italy. From 1931 to 1935 he was leader of a conservative group in opposition. He resisted the Nazis during World War II.
55. Countess Bethlen Istvan
56. Miss E. J. Jacob
57. Mr. A. W. Juncker - Conductor, Organist
58. Dr. W. J. Keane
59. Rev. C. A. Keare
60. Miss Hannah Keneally
61. Mr. William H. Kent - New York Lawyer
62. Mr. Kirwan
63. Mr. Thomas Lamb - Thomas White Lamb (1871 - 1942) was one of the foremost American theater and cinema architects in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is noted for designing New York's Ziegfeld Theatre, as well as Madison Square Garden. Lamb's architectural archive is held by the Drawings and Archives Department of Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library at Columbia University.
64. Mrs. C. B. Larzelere
65. Mr. J. W. Leitch
66. Mrs. J. W. Leitch
67. Mr. Alfred Lowman
68. Miss Harriet Lowry
69. Mr. John F. Lyons
70. Mrs. John F. Lyons
71. Mr. G. T. Mackney
72. Miss M. MacDonald
73. Mrs. Matilda de Marsan
74. Mr. W. H. Martin
75. Mr. Joseph Maxfield
76. Mr. Michael McGrath
77. Dr. McGregor
78. Mr. W. A. Mitchell
79. Rev. Mulvany
80. Miss Menzies
81. Miss Annie McDonnell
82. Mr. John C. Miller
83. Mr. John J. Nagle
84. Mr. V. S. Persons
85. Miss Gertrude Quine
86. Mr. Fred. R. Raven
87. Mrs. Fred. R. Raven
88. Mrs. A. J. Raven
89. Miss A. M. Raven
90. Miss Theodora Read
91. Mrs. George E. Rees
92. Miss Jennie M. Rees
93. Mr. George Richardson
94. Miss Alice Shepard
95. Mr. C. T. Sigueland
96. Mrs. Mary Smart
97. Mr. A. Gerald Smith
98. Mr. Leslie V. Smith
99. Mr. William J. Smith
100. Mrs. Margaret J. Smith
101. Mr. Sz. Stankovits
102. Mr. Starmer
103. Mrs. Starmer
104. Dr. E. S. Strout
105. Mr. Sullivan
106. Mr. E. C. Taylor
107. Dr. S. J. Torney
108. Miss Edith A. Townsend
109. Rev. Francis Wall
110. Miss Lillian Whish
111. Miss Elizabeth Wild
112. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson
113. Miss M. E. Wilson
114. Miss M. Wilson
115. Rev. A. Woods

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain W. T. Turner
2. Surgeon: James Spencer
3. Purser: W M Pitts
4. Chief Steward: F. V. Jones
5. Assistant Purser: T. Holland

Summary of October 1904 Eastbound Voyage - R.M.S. Carpathia

• Date of Voyage: 1904 October 4
• Vessel: Carpathia
• Class: Saloon Passengers
• Route: New York » Liverpool
• Captain: W. T. Turner
• Number of Printed Pages: 8
• Transcription: Saloon Passengers
• Notable Passengers: Count Bethlen Istvan, Thomas White Lamb
• Récapitulation - Summary of Passengers:
  • Saloon: 115 + 1 Infant = 1 Nurse
  • Senior Officers: 5
• Language(s): English
• Dimensions: 11.2 x 17.9 cm
• Sponsor Transcription of Passenger List: $15 (8 Sponsors Total)

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