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February 1948 Northbound Voyage - R.M.S. Orion

Passenger List, Orient Line R.M.S. Orion - Feb 1948
  • Date of Voyage: 1948 February 7
  • Vessel: Orion
  • Class: First Saloon Passengers
  • Route: Sydney » Melbourne » Fremantle » Colombo » Aden » Port Said » Southampton
  • Captain: C. Fox, C.B.E.
  • Number of Printed Pages: 11
  • Transcription: Not Yet Transcribed
  • Notable Passengers: The Rt. Hon. The Viscount and Viscountess Nuffield, G.B.E., Rt. Hon. Lord and Lady Rotherwick, Col. The Rt. Hon, Sir Leslie Wilson, G.C.S.I., G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., D.S.O. and Lady Wilson, Sir George Aylwen and Lady Aylwen, The Archbishop of Belbourne & Mrs. J. J. Booth, The Bishop of Riverina and Mrs. C. H. Murray, Rt. Rev. R. Thomas, Bishop of Willochra, Dr. W. H. Johnson, Bishop of Ballarat
  • Récapitulation:
    • Number of Passengers
      • Round Voyage from UK: 20
      • Queensland: 19 + 7 Wives + 2 Infants
      • New South Wales: 185 + 41 Wives + 9 Children
      • New Zealand: 10 + 5 Wives
      • Victoria and Tasmania: 140 + 35 Wives + 1 Child + 2 Families
      • South Australia: 22 + 2 Wives
      • Western Australia: 26 + 5 Wives + 1 Child
      • Total Passengers: 530 + 2 "Families"
    • Senior Officers and Crew: 24
  • Language(s): English
  • Dimensions: 12.7 x 18.7 cm
  • Binding: Center Staples
  • Provenance: From the Estate of Mary Barlett

Northbound Passenger Lists

  1. 1948-02-07 Orion - First Saloon [ SYD - MEL - PER - CMB - ADE - PSD - SOU ]
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