Passenger List, Cunard Line R.M.S. Ivernia, June 1905
Transcription of June 20, 1905 Westbound passenger list from the R.M.S. Ivernia of the Cunard Steamship Company, Ltd. from Liverpool to Boston. Transcribed from the Cunard Daily Bulletin dated June 28, 1905.
R.M.S Ivernia Dimensions: Length, 600 Feet.- Beam, 64 Feet, 6 Inches, 14,058 Tons 10,000 Horse-Power
Listing of Saloon Passengers
- Mr. Elei Abraham
- Mrs. M. E. Barham
- Master K. T. Barham
- Miss U. F. Barham
- Miss M. W. Barnard and Maid
- Miss Alice H. Caidell
- Mr. Edward B. Carleton
- Mrs. Carleton
- Miss Carpenter
- Miss A. C. Carpenter
- Mr. Louis Richard Chazel
- Mrs. Chazel
- Miss E. Coates
- Mrs. Codman
- Miss M. S. Cooney
- Mr. George D. Emery
- Madame Alice Esty
- Mrs. A. B. Esty
- Mrs. James Fanning
- Miss Theresa Fanning
- Mr. J. M. High
- Mrs. High
- Miss Harriet High
- Miss Elizabeth High
- Miss Dorothy High
- Mr. W. E. Holmes
- Mr. William W. Howe
- Mrs. Howe
- Mr. L. H. Howe
- Mr. .J. A. Howell
- Mrs. Howell
- Miss Iungerich
- Miss Jackson
- Dr. J. R. Johnson
- Mrs. Johnson
- Mr. William Lacey
- Mrs. Lacey
- Mr. Charles E. Lauriat
- Mr. R. L. Leyensaler
- Mrs. Levensaler
- Miss Hilda Marsh
- Mr. Edwin G. McInnes
- Mrs. McInnes
- Miss Dorothy McInnes
- Mrs. Metcalf
- Mrs. Frederick A. Morrell
- Mrs. D. 0. Pease
- Mr. Sherard Smith
- Mrs. Smith
- Mr. J. Sproul Smith
- Mrs. Sproul Smith
- Mrs. Frederick Smyth
- Miss M. Spring
- Mr. L. M. Stockton
- Miss M. R. Sturgis
- Miss E. R. Sturgis
- Mr. F. H. Swift
- Mr. E. T. Tileston
- Mrs. Charles Torrey
- Mr. W. B. Valentine
- Mrs. Valentine and Maid
- Mr. Allan Wellman
- Mrs. Wheelock
- Mr. R. Whidden
- Mrs. Whidden
- Miss Whidden
- Mr. Jos. N. White
- Miss Winifred E. White
- Mr. E. S. Williams
- Mrs. Williams
- Miss F. Williams
| The accompanying pictures afford some glimpses of child-life on board Cunard Steamers. A Baby Show is always an exhibition of interest, and when held at sea especially so. Clearly the little ones are happy and comfortable ; in fact, their smiling faces furnish unsolicited testimony to the steadiness of the ship by which they were travelling, and the good time they were having. |  |
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| Immigrant Children on the Deck of a Cunard Steamer (Above) | Young Girl on Deck of a Cunard Steamship |
DIVINE SERVICE
On Sunday, June 24th, Divine Service was held in the Saloon. Purser E. C. F. Moore officiated. A collection for the Seamen's Charities of Boston and Liverpool was taken, and the amount realised was £3 5s 10d.
THE DAY'S RUN.
Tuesday, June 20th., left Liverpool at, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 21st, at 10:07 a.m. arrived at Queenstown. Left Queenstown at 11:34 Fastnet abeam 3:30 p.m.
Abstract of Log
- Thursday, June 22 350 Miles
- Friday June 23 375 Miles
- Saturday, June 24 391 Miles
- Sunday, June 25 352 Miles
- Monday, June 26 383 Miles
- Tuesday, June 27 383 Miles
- Wednesday June 28 373 Miles
- Wednesday to Boston Lightship 143 Miles
FROM THE LOG.
- June 22nd, at 6.10 a.m., passed north of Leyland liner, bound East.
- June 22nd, at 8.40 p.m., in wireless communication with R.M.S. " Lucania," bound East.
- June 23rd. at 12.40., in wireless communication with s.s. " Cedric," bound East.
- June 24th, at 1.3o p.m., in wireless communication with s.s. "Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse," bound West.
- June 24th at ro a.m., in wireless communication with Cunard s.s, Saxonia," bound East.
- June 25th, at 7.2o a.m., in wireless communication with the s.s.. "Baltic," bound East.
- June 25th, at 3.45 p m., in wireless communication viith the s.s. " Rotterdam," bound East.
- June 27th, at 9.30 a.m., in wireless communication with Cunard s.s: " Ultonia," bound West.
SUMMARY OF PASSENGERS
- 1st. Class 72
- 2nd. Class 130
- 3rd. Class 796
- Total 998
- Crew 255
- Total Number on Board 1253
