Chris Pitt
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Does anyone know of the passenger list for the Carpathia before picking up the Titanic Survivors?
Carpathia Passenger List
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Chris,
This is next to no help for you but I have seen a listing of the 1st and 2nd class passengers somewhere on the net. I did a quick search and was not able to easily identify the site. I think I printed off the list and if I can find the printout I'll post the address here. Anyway, what you are looking for is somewhere out there in cyberspace!
Lou
This is next to no help for you but I have seen a listing of the 1st and 2nd class passengers somewhere on the net. I did a quick search and was not able to easily identify the site. I think I printed off the list and if I can find the printout I'll post the address here. Anyway, what you are looking for is somewhere out there in cyberspace!
Lou
David Eugene Helms
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hi mr. kerr. i too am seeking a carpathia passenger list on board when the titanic survivors were rescued. can you offer any help? thanks.
Craig Stringer
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Just for interest, Mrs S.C. Vandeventer was Mrs Silas C. Van Deventer of St. Louis. She had been born Margaret Cowell. Mrs Albert Huber was her daughter Maude, while P. O. Vandeventer was her son, Percy Onward. (Thanks to Dave Lossos).Wallace Bradford was travelling with his wife, Agnes. Miss Birkhead was the niece of Miss Sue Eva Rule. Both had been born in Louisiana, but lived in St. Louis. Mrs Iddiols was Olga. Also Frank Blackmarr returned to America with Cecil R. Frances later in the year.
Regards
Craig
Regards
Craig
Donald J A Smith
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'Carpathia' First Class passenger "Miss Mary H Fabin" on the Chicago Cunard Office list (as it was quoted in an earlier posting on this thread) should read: "Miss Mary H Fabian". Mary wrote of the rescue: while aboard.
Erika Mendoza
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I was wondering if anyone knew the names and locations of passengers aboard the Carpathia that are still alive today?
Viktor Mozes
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Has anybody found the full Carpathia passenger list (incl. 3rd class passengers)?
I'm searching for my grand-grandmother /Mrs. Istvan (Stephen) Kucsmar, maiden name: Erzsebet (Elisabeth) Botka/ and her first husband /Mr. Istvan (Stephen) Kucsmar/ among the (3rd class, I suppose) passengers. They were coming back to their homeland, Hungary. She has died in 1961, 12 years before I was born, so all I have is a family legend of her voyage to America (including Carpathia and the Titanic disaster).
Any help is welcome.
I'm searching for my grand-grandmother /Mrs. Istvan (Stephen) Kucsmar, maiden name: Erzsebet (Elisabeth) Botka/ and her first husband /Mr. Istvan (Stephen) Kucsmar/ among the (3rd class, I suppose) passengers. They were coming back to their homeland, Hungary. She has died in 1961, 12 years before I was born, so all I have is a family legend of her voyage to America (including Carpathia and the Titanic disaster).
Any help is welcome.
Michael H. Standart
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Viktor, you might want to try running a search through the Ellis Island Archives at http://www.ellisislandrecords.org/
If you have full information concerning the passenger's first and last name as well as the date of birth, that would also be helpful.
If you have full information concerning the passenger's first and last name as well as the date of birth, that would also be helpful.
On April 11, 1912 the Carpathia docked at Pier 54 in New York with 743 passengers on board (128 First Class, 50 Second Class, 565 Third Class) under the command of Captain Arthur Rostron.
See a partial list of Carpathia Passengers and Crew.
(answer via Hans Kulhanek on the ET Facebook Group)
See a partial list of Carpathia Passengers and Crew.
(answer via Hans Kulhanek on the ET Facebook Group)
Carpathia Passenger List
Until now there has been no accurate list of Carpathia passengers on the night of April 15th...
www.encyclopedia-titanica.org
Seumas
Member
I find that story very hard to believe.
Jason D. Tiller
Member
Not to burst your bubble, but that's impossible. Many passengers were transferred from other liners due to the coal strike at the time but I've never heard of passengers being bumped from the Titanic to the Carpathia, or any other vessel for that matter. The Titanic and Carpathia were traveling in opposite directions of each other - Titanic was heading to New York, while the Carpathia was bound for Fiume, Austria-Hungary (now Rijeka, Croatia).
In fact, I've searched the Ellis Island website for any mention of your relatives in 1912 to find out if they were aboard another vessel (as that is most often the case), but all I can find is two listings for Katarina Meder - one in 1917 aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam and another in 1938 aboard the Europa: The Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
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