Hi Jim and Mike,
What a neat find! Thanks for sharing this information.
It was most interesting to see Henry Blank's name on the passenger list. His family and I had no idea what ship he traveled on his trip to Europe, or the specific date he sailed. In addition, there was speculation in my article on Henry Blank written years ago about when and where he met William Greenfield. I surmised that perhaps the two men met on the tender in Cherbourg, or even during the voyage on Titanic. However, after spying Greenfield's name on the Lusitania's passenger list, it is entirely possible that the two first met on this particular voyage, and it was more than just sheer coincidence that the two of them returned home on Titanic. I do wonder when Mrs. Greenfield sailed for Europe since she was not on the Lusitania passenger list, and of course returned home with her son on the Titanic.
Interesting to see the Thornton Davidsons, Edgar and Leila Meyer, W. F. Hoyt and even Manuel R. Uruchurtu who we were previously discussing on another thread.
Thanks again for sharing this find, Jim and Mike. It's wonderful that information like this continues to appear to further our knowledge on this subject.
Best,
Mike