RMS Numidian Passenger List - 17 July 1897

Front Cover, Saloon Passenger List from the RMS Numidian of the Allan Line, Departing 17 July 1897 from Montréal to Liverpool, Commanded by Captain Angus McNicol. GGA Image ID # 20e965f6cc

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Chief Officer: R. Griffiths
2. Purser: G. B. Anderson
3. Surgeon: Dr. Sampey
4. Chief Engineer: John Glass
5. Chief Steward: Geo. Underhay
6. Stewardess: Mrs. Kennedy

Saloon Passengers

1. Sister Alice
2. Miss Edith Ardagh
3. Captain Bayley
4. Mrs. Bayley
5. Mr. Bendle
6. Mrs. Beamish
7. Mr. C. J. Barclay
8. Mr Thomas Capper
9. Mrs Capper
10. Mr. J. G. A. Creighton
11. Major P. S. Dousen
12. Mr. A. W. Dunn
13. Mr. James Eaves
14. Mrs. Eaves And Maid
15. Dr. Fowler
16. Mrs. Fowler
17. Mr. G. T. Fergusson
18. Mrs. Fergusson
19. Mr. Daniel Goodwin
20. Mrs. Goodwin
21. Rev. D. Gordon
22. Mr. E. C. Graves
23. Mrs. Graves
24. Mr. G. Hanson
25. Mr. Thomas Hamson
26. Mrs. Hamson And Infant
27. Mrs. E. Hudson
28. Master Claude Hudson And Infant
29. Miss von Iffland
30. Mrs. Kino
31. Miss Kino
32. Surgeon Lt. Col. Leak
33. Mrs. Marshall
34. Mr. John Murphy
35. Mrs. MacIntyre
36. Master Reginald W. MacIntyre
37. Miss Aogie McLean
38. Dr. J. Arthur McGuire
39. Mr. John Proctor
40. Mrs. Proctor And Maid
41. Master Irwin Proctor
42. Miss Nellie Proctor
43. Mr. Kenneth P. Reiach
44. Mr. W. H. Hurt Sitwell
45. Mrs. Sitwell
46. Mr. W. Sutton
47. Mr. C. Sutton
48. Miss A. Stewart
49. Miss Carrie Stewart
50. Mrs. Saunders And Child
51. Sœur Marie Bernadette
52. Sœur Marie Annonciade
53. Sœur Marie Vitoline
54. Sœur Louisa
55. Mr. C. O. Tichenor
56. Mr. R. S. Waldron

Constructed Title Page and List of Senior Officers and Staff, RMS Numidian Saloon Passenger List, 17 July 1897. GGA Image ID # 20e98008c3

Sailing Schedule, Liverpool-Londonderry-Québec-Montréal, from 8 July 1897 to 17 October 1897. Ships Included the California, Carthaginian, Laurentian, Numidian, and Parisian. RMS Numidian Saloon Passenger List, 17 July 1897. GGA Image ID # 20e984a362

The Saloon and Staterooms are in the central part where the least motion is felt. Electricity is used for lighting the ship throughout, the lights being at the command of the passengers at any hour of the night. Music rooms, the smoking room on the promenade deck, and the saloons and staterooms are heated by steam.

* Steamers marked thus are mail steamers and stop at Rimouski and Moville to receive and land Mail and Passengers. Other steamers proceed from Quebec to Liverpool directly.

All steamers sail from Montreal at daylight.

Passengers go on board the previous evening between 8 and 11 o'clock.

The Laurentian carries first-cabin passengers only, and the Carthaginian carries second-cabin passengers only on the Eastbound trip.

Rates of Passage will be supplied on the application.

Advertisement: Windor Hotel, Montreal. RMS Numidian Saloon Passenger List, 17 July 1897. GGA Image ID # 20e9bcc20a

Advertisement: Canadian Pacific Railway and The Grand Trunk Railway System. RMS Numidian Saloon Passenger List, 17 July 1897. GGA Image ID # 20e9d8a829

Back Cover: Track Chart and Memorandum of Log (Unused), RMS Numidian Saloon Passenger List, 17 July 1897. GGA Image ID # 20ea524f32