RMS Oceanic Passenger List - 8 December 1909

Front Cover, First Class Passenger List for the RMS Oceanic of the White Star Line, Departing 8 December 1909 from Southampton to New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown (Cobh), Commanded by Captain H. J. Haddock C.B., R.D. GGA Image ID # 13cafc01af

Notable Passengers included: Miss Marie Doro, Sir Alexander Lacoste, Rodolphe Lemieux, K.C., M.P., John P. Morgan, Jr., Henry Sturgis Morgan, and other Morgan Family Members.

This passenger list has be annotated and additional information supplied by the ship's manifest.

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: H. J. Haddock C.B., R.D. (Commr. R.N.R.)
2. Surgeon: J. C. H. Beaumont
3. Purser: C. B. Lancaster
4. Assistant Purser: J. H. M Smith
5. Chief Steward: W. Jones

First Class Passengers

1. Mr. John Axten - Secretary to J. P. Morgan
2. Mrs. John Axten
3. Mr. R. W. Bates
4. Mrs. R. W. Bates
5. Miss J. Berthault
6. Mr. I. .J. Bissell
7. Mrs. I. J. Bissell
8. Miss E. E. Blackwell
9. Mrs. Wm. Boultbee
10. Mr. Philip A. Bonn
11. Mr. Thomas B. Bowen
12. Mr. David Brown
13. Mrs. Adeline E. Browning - UK
14. Mr. P. D. Burton
15. Mr. Harry M. Cake - Lawyer, Portland, OR
16. Mrs. H. M. Cake
17. Dr James H. Carr
18. Capt. Godfrey Lynet Carden - United States Revenue Marine Service
19. Mrs. Godfrey Lynet Carden (Elizabeth Heloise Weber)
20. Master Blythe Carden
21. Master Dyas Carden
22. Mrs. la Comtesse Edith Van Buren de Castelmenardo (1860-1914) and Maid
23. Mr. Robert W. Chapin
24. Mr. Louis Chapin
25. Mr. Chas. W. Cook
26. Miss Ruth Cranston
27. Miss Rose Nicholls Cullen 28 - FR
28. Mr. William W. Dashiéll
29. Mr. Murray W. Dodge - Executive for Lockport Gas & Electric Light Co. of New York
30. Mrs. Murray W. Dodge (Elsie Fortiyci Barker)
31. Miss Marie Doro (May 25, 1882 - October 9, 1956) was an American stage actress and film actress of the early silent film era of the 1910 through the early 1920s
32. Mr. Harold Durrell
33. Mrs. M. W. Everson
34. Lady Augusta Fane
35. Mr. Howard A. Flanders
36. Mr. Harry A. Freiberg
37. Mr. Gerard Glenn
38. Mrs. Jacob Goldberg
39. Miss Renee Goldberg
40. Mr. Selwyn Goldstein - UK
41. Mrs. S. Goldstein (Minnie), Two Children, Infant, and Maid (Emma Wright 27 - UK)
42. Mr. John Gomersall
43. Mrs. George Gouinlock
44. Miss Ray Granis
45. Miss M. T. Gray
46. Mr. Henri Guillemard
47. Mr. J. W. Henson
48. Mrs. J. W, Henson
49. Mrs. W. C. Humbert (Lucy Blis)
50. Mr. George I. Hovey
51. Mrs. George I. Hovey (Clara)
52. Miss Eunice H. Hovey (12) and Maid (Lilly Turner 26 - UK)
53. Mrs. F. Hellmann (Ruth)
54. Miss M. Hills
55. Mr. J. Hussey
56. Mr. Emil Jacobs
57. Mr. James Jerome
58. Mr. William B. Kennedy (53)
59. Miss Florence Kennedy (17)
60. Comte de Kerstrat
61. Mr. Gustave Kraus
62. Mr. Samuel James Kubel
63. Mr. Emanuel H. Kuttner
64. Hon. Sir Alexander Lacoste - The Honorable Doctor of Civil Law, Privy Councillor, Chief Justice of Quebec since 1891
65. Mr. Paul Lacoste
66. Mrs. Paul Lacoste (Anita)
67. Miss Ruth Lake
68. Mr. Frank E. Learned
69. Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux, K.C., M.P. Rodolphe Lemieux, PC , FRSC (November 1, 1866 – September 28, 1937) was a Canadian parliamentarian and long time Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons (1922-1930)
70. Mrs. Rodolphe Lemieux (Bertha)
71. Mr. I. Leubrie
72. Mr. Charles Levy
73. Mr. Thomas Dixon Lockwood (1849-1927) - Inventor of the automatic telephone call, executive of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co
74. Mr. S. T. Markowitz (Herman) - Herman Markowitz, Charles Stern, and Israel Cohen, members of the firm of H. Markowitz, cloak and suitmakers at 28 West Twentieth Street, were arrested late yesterday afternoon (November 25, 1910) by United States Marshal Henkel on the charge of having unlawfully aided in effecting the entry on Dec. 16, 1909 - (This Voyage) , of a case of woolen wearing apparel imported from Paris on a false classification as to the value of the merchandise
75. Mr. Morris Mayer
76. Mr. John P. Morgan, Jr.(43), and Manservant - John Pierpont Morgan, Jr. (September 7, 1867 — September 7, 1943) was an American financier. He was born in New York City and graduated from Harvard in 1886, where he was a member of Delta Phi and Delta Kappa Epsilon
77. Mrs. J. P. Morgan, Jr. (Jane Norton Grew - 42 (ca. 1870-1925)), and Maid
78. Miss Jane Norton Morgan, and Maid
79. Miss Frances T. Morgan (Frances Tracy Pennoyer)
80. Master Henry Sturgis Morgan, and Nurse - Henry Sturgis Morgan is most famous for co-founding Morgan Stanley in 1935, together with Harold Stanley and other former members of JP Morgan & Co., which was forced to split its Commercial and Investment Banking divisions following the Glass-Steagal Act of the same year
81. Mr. John Northway
82. Mr. Hugo Oppenheim
83. Mr. Charles Roome Parmele
84. Mrs. Juana de Rizo Patron
85. Miss Maria Teresa Patron
86. Mrs. W. H. Patton (Jessie H. Patton)
87. Miss Ethel D. Patton
88. Mr. William Rasquin, Jr.- Attorney and Judge
89. Mr. Henri S. Reuh
90. Mr. T. R. Robertson
91. Mrs. T. R. Robertson
92. Miss Jean M. Roulet (35) - CH
93. Mr. Thomas Rountree
94. Capt Frederick Russell
95. Mr. J. A. Sage
96. Mr. Percy Sandford
97. Mrs. Percy Sandford
98. Mr. A. T. Shirley
99. Mr. D. W. Smart
100. Mrs. D. W. Smart
101. Mr. Lancelot H. Smith
102. Mr. H. G. Solsbury
103. Mr. Emile Stern
104. Miss Dona Isabel Stock - UK
105. Mr. Siegfried Strauss - UK
106. Mrs. Siegfried Strauss (Elisabeth) - UK
107. Mr. Sidney T. Strickland - SB Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. DA GREGG Teacher In Pen and Ink Rendering
108. Dr Henry Sundheimer (German Chemist)
109. Miss Ellis Lucy Swope (23)
110. Mr. Frederick Alfred M. Tabor
111. Miss Maud Taff
112. Mrs. E. B. (Lucy) Thompson
113. Miss Margaret Thompson
114. Mr. James Tints - UK
115. Major G. Trottér, and Manservant
116. Mr. Edward H. Van Ingen (70)
117. Capt. Hector Bacon Verret
118. Mr. C. W. Webber
119. Mrs. C. W. Webber
120. Mr. William Willis (35)
121. Mr. William P. Willis (67)
122. Mr. Harold H. Weeks
123. Mrs. H. H. Weeks, and Maid

Notice.

Landing Arrangements at New York.

Should the Steamer arrive at the New York Wharf after 8:00 pm, Passengers may land if they wish to do so and have their baggage passed by the Customs authorities immediately on arrival, but those who prefer to remain on board may do so, and have the whole of their baggage passed the following morning not earlier than 7 o'clock. Breakfast will be served to those who remain on board: overnight.

Track Chart and Memorandum of Log (Unused), RMS Oceanic Passenger List, 8 December 1909. GGA Image ID # 1f1be35670