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Hildo Thiel
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Username: hildo
Post Number: 478
Registered: 12-2000
| | Posted on Monday, December 9, 2002 - 8:08 pm: | 
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Hello to all,
Is it know how old the following crewmembers were at the time of the disater with the Lusitania?
Adamson, Mr. Thomas (first waiter)
Allan, Mr. Ashley (third waiter)
Allen, Mr. Norman Frederick (second waiter)
Archer, Mr. Joseph (first waiter)
Baldwin, Mr. Edgar (first waiter)
Baldwin, Mr. Thomas (first waiter)
Barnes, Mr. William (first class cabin bed Steward)
Beesley, Mr. George William (jr. assistant purser)
Bestic, Mr. Albert Arthur (jr. third officer)
Bird, Miss Marian May (Stewardess)
Brennan, Mr. Thomas (trimmer)
Brennan, Mr. John (trimmer)
Burden, Mr. Arthur Howell (assistant purser)
Burrows, Mr. Francis (waiter)
Cameron, Mr. Charles W. (bandmaster)
Carr-Johnes, Mr. E. (bandmember)
Cowan, Mr. Alex (lift attendant)
Crawford, Mr. Thomas (third butcher)
Davies, Mr. Frederick (trimmer)
Dewhurst, Mrs. Elizabeth (stewardess)
Drakeford, Mr. Edward (bandmember)
Draper, Mr. Percy (second purser)
Duncan, Mr. Joseph (assistant cook)
Egan, Mr. William (bosun's mate)
Godley, Mr. Thomas G. (first waiter)
Grainger, Mr. Robert (waiter)
Hale, Miss Sadie (typist)
Hawkins, Mr. Handel (bandmember)
Hefford, Mr. Percy (second officer)
Hemingway, Mr. John W. (bandmember)
Hughes, Miss Ellen (stewardess)
Hughes, Mr. William (assistant cook)
Hughes, Mr. William Wilson (steward's boy)
Hull, Mrs. Margaret (stewardess)
Kennedy, Mr. John (extra fourth baker)
Kennedy, Mr. John (trimmer)
Kennedy, Mr. John James (trimmer)
Lawson, Mr. Percy (first waiter)
Lawson, Mr. Thomas (timmer)
Livermore, Mr. Vernon (first waiter)
Leitch, Mrs. M. (matron)
Le Touzel, Mr. Sydney (first waiter)
Lewis, Mr. John Idwal (senior third officer)
Machell, Miss Eilizabeth (stewardess)
Madden, Mr. Thomas (fireman)
Manning, Mr. John (trimmer)
Manning, Mr. Peter (fireman)
McDermott, Mr. Eugene (trimmer)
Moorcroft, Mrs. Fanny (stewardess)
Morton, Mr. John Clifford (AB Seaman)
Parry, Mr. Joseph (AB Seaman)
Parry, Mr. Frank (assistant deck steward)
Penny, Mr. Percy (first class cabin bed steward)
Phillips, Miss Mary (stewardess)
Randall, Mr. Charles (first class cabin bed steward)
Roach, Mr. John (first waiter)
Rourke, Mr. Stanley (lift attendant)
Rowbottom, Mr. Harold E. (second waiter)
Shalvey, Mr. Gerald (waiter)
Sharp, Mr. Philip Archibald (steward's boy)
Sikking, Mr. James (AB seaman)
Sikking, Mr. Florence (bosun's mate)
Skay, Mr. Edward (kitchenporter)
Stanley, Mr. David H. (first waiter)
Stanley, Mr. H. (fireman)
Stanley, Mr. J. (fireman)
Steinberg, mr. Arthur Valentine (steward's boy)
Wiggins, Mr. William (deck steward)
Wright, Mr. Harold Joseph (steward's boy)
Wynne, Mr. Joseph D. (Sculleryman)
Regards,
Hildo |
Hildo Thiel
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Username: hildo
Post Number: 479
Registered: 12-2000
| | Posted on Friday, December 13, 2002 - 1:53 pm: |
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Hello all,
I did some searching on the Ellis Island side and did find some ages of some of the Lusitania crew members.
Adamson, Mr. Thomas (About 26)
Dewhurst, Mrs. Elizabeth (About 32)
Hughes, Miss Ellen (about 31)
Lawson, Mr. Percy (about 33)
Le Touzel, Mr. Sydney (about 32)
Morecroft, Mrs. Fanny (about 36)
Rourke, Mr. Stanley (about 21)
Skay, Mr. Edward (about 16)?????
Did some research on the other names but found nothing usefull or the same names with different ages.
Please correct me if I am wrong concerning the ages.
Regards,
Hildo |
Elizabeth stanley
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Username: indigo
Post Number: 1
Registered: 2-2008
| | Posted on Friday, February 1, 2008 - 9:17 pm: |
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My great grandfather was David Henry Stanley. He was from Liverpool and he was on the Lusitania. He was born in 1878 and that would make him 37 at the time it went down. He survived. He had pneumonia at the time and was in sick bay. He was returning to England because his wife was giving birth to their 5th child. He did not make it to a life boat but was pulled out of the surrounding waters. I would like to find out more about the sinking or life on the Lusitania for crew. Do you know where I would get this information.
Thanks,
Caitlin |
Michael Poirier
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Username: mike_poirier
Post Number: 714
Registered: 12-2004
| | Posted on Saturday, February 2, 2008 - 12:58 pm: |
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Him Caitlyn,
If you go into research articles on this website, you can view Lest We Forget and Lest We Forget part 2 which should give you a full overview of the sinking, with some interesting crew articles. Do you know when and where David died?
Thanks
Mike
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