Mrs Charlotte Wardle Cardeza (née Drake)

Mrs James Warburton Martinez Cardeza (Charlotte Wardle Drake), 58, from Germantown, PA, boarded the Titanic at Cherbourg with her son Thomas and her maid Anna Ward. They occupied suite B-51/53/55 (ticket number17755, £512, 6s).

Mrs Cardeza and her entourage brought with them fourteen trunks, four suitcases and three crates of baggage. Mrs Cardeza would later file a detailed claim to the value of £36,567 2s for their loss.

Mrs Cardeza, her son and their servants were rescued in lifeboat 3.

Mrs Cardeza died 1st August 1939, she was buried at West Laurel Hill Cenetery, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania.

© Michael A. Findlay, USA

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