SS Friesland Passenger List - 16 August 1905
Front Cover of a Cabin Passenger List for the SS Friesland of the American Line. The Ship Departed Wednesday, 16 August 1905 from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Commanded by Captain C. J. Rogers. The Friesland Arrived in Philadelphia on 27 August 1905. [1] GGA Image ID # 158f0ac243
Note 1: Morton Allen Directory, Page 102, Column 3
Notable Passengers included: Charles Henry Bartlett, Leslie Kenyon, Walter D. Meals
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: C. J. Rogers
- Surgeon: Frank Peterkin
- Purser: B. J. Priest
List of Passengers
- Dr. C. A. Adams
- Mrs. Adams
- Miss Gertrude M. Adams
- Dr. Henry C. Allen - M.D. (2 Oct 1836 - 22 Jan 1909) Canadian-American Physicain - Civil War under General Ulysses S. Grant - Later founded Hering Medical College and was Dean and Professor of Materia Medica until his death
- Miss Eleanor Avery
- Mrs. C. F. Ayer - Attorney
- Mrs. C. Abrams
- Mrs. E. Ambrose
- Mr. Jos. A. Abram
- Miss Nellie A Bond
- Miss Virginia Brown
- Miss Florence E. A. Best
- Miss Mary Barrow
- Mrs. H. C. Boden
- Miss Elizabeth Boden
- Mr. Harry C. Boden, Jr.
- Rev. H. M. Bovey
- Miss M. E. Brown
- Professor Daniel Batchelor
- Miss Florence M. Batchelor
- Mrs. S. J. Bartlett
- Miss Edith J. Broomhall - Author Spanish Composition
- Miss Evelyn V. Balmer
- Mr. Sydney Bourne
- Miss Eliza Beck
- Mr. Charles H. Bartlett - Charles Henry Bartlett (1885-1968) Competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics where he won the gold medal in the 100 kilometres competition
- Mr. Robert Cook
- Mrs. J. S. Croll
- Mrs. E. W. Curtis
- Rev. Hunter Corbett (8 December 1835-7 January 1920) was an American missionary to China.
- Mrs. Corbett Harriett Robina Southerland (1859 - 1936)
- Miss Louise Corbett (5 Sep 1894 - 12 Feb 1930)
- Master Scott Corbett - Scott Southerland Corbet (14 Aug 1893 - ?)
- Mr. Myer Cohen
- Mr. J. A. Cherpe
- Mrs. Cherpe
- Master John Cherpe
- Miss Mary Cherpe
- Miss Mabel A. Carpenter
- Miss Alice Corfield
- Mr. Charles Corbett
- Master Ross Corbett
- Dr. C. A. Covell
- Mrs. Covell
- Mr. F. H. Clayton
- Mrs. Clayton
- Mrs. J. H. Clarke
- Mrs. J. Clendenning and Infant
- Mr. Joseph Clarke
- Miss M. L. Chiquoine
- Miss Emily Cowles
- Mrs. W. H. Diller
- Rev. P. F. Donegan
- Miss Sadie Disston
- Rev J. S. N. Demorest
- Mr. Alfred Evenden
- Mrs. Evenden
- Miss M. V. Fort
- Miss Clara C. Flinn
- Rev. Joseph Fletcher
- Mrs. Fletcher
- Prof. G. W. Gilmore of the College of Agriculture, Cornell University
- Mrs. A. F. Groves
- Mr. William Grant
- Mrs. Grant
- Mr. W. Grant, Jr.
- Miss Bessie W. Hance
- Rev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt
- Mrs. Hoyt
- Miss Bertha Hanson
- Mr. Hamilton A. Hymes
- Mrs. Hymes
- Miss L. E. Jackson
- Miss Catherine James
- Mrs. J. B. Jones
- Miss Lucy M. Jones
- Miss Sarah M. Johnson
- Mrs. S. Klein
- Master Lion Klein
- Mr. Leslie Kenyon Actor, Theatre
- Mr. Ernest Kitson
- Mrs. Kitson
- Master Sydney Kitson
- Master Herbert Kitson
- Miss S. May Kitson
- Mr. Percy A. Kitson
- Mr. John Kaiser
- Mrs. Kaiser
- Master Harold Kaiser
- Mrs. W. S. Kellogg
- Miss N. R. Kellog
- Miss Margaret Kilroy
- Mrs. Mary Kempe
- Miss A. Kempe
- Miss Ethel Lamont
- Miss Lewis
- Miss Lewis
- Mrs. M. L. Merdenhall
- Mr. P. J. McCabe
- Mrs. McCabe
- Mr. J. J. Morrissey
- Mr. P. Murphy
- Mrs. Murphy
- Miss Rebecca J. Martin
- Mrs. C. McCready
- Mr. E. B. Mahood
- Mrs. Mahood
- Miss E. J. McKenzie
- Mrs. T. H. McDevitt
- Miss Shirley McPhail
- Mrs. W. S. Merriman
- Miss Edith E. Merriman
- Mr. Walter D. Meals - Cleveland lawyer and former Judge of the Court of Appeals - Appointed by President Harding to head a special court to determine the settlement of claims pending against the United States Shipping Board in 1921
- Mrs. Meals
- Miss Emma C. Nelms
- Mr. H. L. Nelms
- Miss E. J. Newkirk
- Miss S. H. Newkirk
- Rev. J. S. Nichols
- Mr. Wm. Owen
- Miss Ella M. Olmstead
- Miss Mary Petty
- Miss Mary Pickard
- Miss Elizabeth Perkins
- Mr. John H. Partenheimer
- Miss Lottie Ronald
- Mr. A Stewart
- Mr. M. Mellor Smith
- Mrs. A. P. Sweeney
- Miss E. P. Schofield
- Mr. John S. Stevens
- Mrs. Stevens
- Miss Mary Stevens
- Miss Beulah Spencer
- Dr. W. C Stillwell
- Mrs. Stillwell
- Miss Anna Stillwell
- Mr. Abel Stillwell
- Mr. Stillwell, Jr.
- Miss Bridget Shea
- Mrs. I. P. J. Sensenderfer
- Miss Helen Sensenderfer
- Mr. R. E. P. Sensenderfer - Newspaper Reporter - Evening Bulleting
- Miss L. C. Schneiderowicz - Although their real last name was Schneiderowicz, they later preferred to use the shorter version Schneider
- Miss Margaret C. Seyler
- Miss Grace Stephenson
- Mrs. C. M. Seltzer
- Miss M. L. Seltzer
- Miss Elizabeth Seltzer
- Mr. E. T. Sessinghaus
- Miss Harriett Smith
- Miss Lily M. Smith
- Miss Miriam Thomas
- Mr. H. M. Tompkins
- Mrs. Tompkins
- Mrs. J. J. Treacy
- Miss A. L. Taylor
- Miss C. J Taylor
- Mr. W. R Vickroy - St. Louis School Teacher
- Mrs. Vickroy and child
- Rev. W. A. Warner
- Col John A. Wiedersheim - Former commander of the Veteran Corps, First Regiment Infantry, N.G.P
- Miss Lilian Wiedersheim
- Miss Nora Whelan
- Miss Irene Watson
- Mr. R. H. White
Information for Passengers
Meals:
- BREAKFAST at 8 am.
- LUNCH at 12:30 pm.
- DINNER at 6 pm.
- SUPPER at 9 pm.
The Bar closes at 11 pm LIGHTS are extinguished in the Saloon at 11 pm and in the Smoking Room at 11-30 pm.
Please apply to the Second Steward for Seats at Table
Inquiries regarding Baggage will be attended to by the Second Steward, to whom all Baggage that Passengers wish to leave in the Company's care should be handed, properly labeled, and with full instructions as to disposal.
Steamer Chairs can be obtained on the voyage at a charge of 4s each upon application to the Second Steward.
Valuables: Passengers may deposit with the Chief Steward any money, jewelry, &c., for safekeeping during the voyage. Still, no responsibility can be accepted for the same.
Persons holding Return Certificates should give as early notice as possible of the dale upon which they desire to sail from Philadelphia to the American Line, Land Title Building, Broad and Sansom Streets, Philadelphia.
Letters may be addressed to the care of any of the Offices named below, and they will l>e retained until called for or forwarded according to instructions. All such letters should hear the address they should be sent if not called for.
Travelers' Checks, payable in all parts of Europe, can be purchased at all the principal offices of the American Line.