SS Merion Passenger List - 27 August 1913
Front Cover of a Cabin Passenger List for the SS Merion of the American Line, Departing Wednesday, 27 August 1913 from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Commanded by Captain J. Beattle Hill. From the Estate of Alice S. Dunning. GGA Image ID # 1fc71899a3
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: J. Beattie Hill
- Surgeon: J. M. Wood, M,B.C.M. (Edinburgh)
- Chief Steward: R. F. Connor
List of Passengers
- Mr. Rowland Allen
- Miss M. Allman
- Mr. George Anderman
- Mrs. Anderman
- Mr. R. M. Anderson
- Mrs. Anderson
- Mrs. J. M. Ash
- Miss Margaret Ash
- Mr. P. A. Barba
- Mrs. C. Barrow
- Miss Iris Barrow
- Mr. J. C. Bechtel
- Mrs. Bechtel
- Miss Annie Beers
- Miss C. Beneke
- Mr. John Bennett
- Mr. M A. Bennett
- Miss D. Bennett
- Miss G. Benson
- Miss F. Bibby
- Mr. George F. Bishop
- Mrs. George F. Bishop
- Miss O. A. Bishop
- Miss Mary K. Blaikie
- Mr. C. T. Bagby
- Mr. J. H. Botwright
- Mrs. Botwright
- Mrs. Jane Breffitt
- MissWinifred M. Breffitt
- Miss E. L. Brown
- Mr. Benjamin Browne
- Miss D. Browning
- Miss L. O. Burronghs
- Mr. Edward Callison
- Mrs. Callison
- Mr. Robert Callison
- Master Joseph Callison
- Master Steward A. Callison
- Master Edward S. Callison
- Mr. William Cannall
- Mr. E. W. Cook
- Miss S. J. Cook
- Miss Mary L. Cook
- Miss M. Cook
- Mrs. Elizabeth Cooke
- Miss Flora Cooke
- Miss Dorothy Cooke
- Miss Carrie A. Cooke
- Miss Eliz. Coulter
- Miss A. L. T. Crawford
- Miss E. L. Crawford
- Miss S. Davis
- Dr. J. K. Dozier
- Mrs. Dozier
- Mr. John Desmond
- Miss Sarah A. Donnelly
- Mr. P. C. Donohue
- Mr. John B. Downs
- Mr. Watson Downs
- Mr. H. W. Draper
- Miss Anna Dunegan
- Miss Grace C. Dunn
- Miss Alice S. Dunning
- Rev. E. H. Eckels
- Mr. E. H. Eckels, Jr.
- Mrs. Edward H. Eckels
- Miss Elizabeth Eckels
- Miss Jane Edmunds
- Miss C. Eilenburgh
- Miss Susie A. Farr
- Miss M. G. Fischer
- Miss Dorothy M. Flinn
- Miss Lillian M. Flinn
- Mrs. A. S. Flowers
- Miss Caroline Fogel
- Miss J. D. Fout
- Mr. H. D. Fruit
- Mr. Wesley Gadd
- Miss Mary E. Gaston
- Mrs. Clara F. Ged and Infant
- Miss S. Gerdine
- Miss Mary Gerdine
- Miss Marion Gerdine
- Mr. Harry Goldstone
- Mrs. Anna B. Goodman
- Mr. A. Green
- Mrs. F. Green
- Miss A. L. Harkness
- Miss Margaret A. Harrison
- Miss Sue P. Hartridge
- Miss E. Henderson
- Mr. J. M. Henry
- Miss A. M. Herbert
- Miss Alice A. Herr
- Mrs. J. Herron
- Mrs. Nellie Hickey
- Miss Julia A. Hickey
- Miss A. Hillman
- Miss A. A. Hinkel
- Miss M. W. Hoover
- Mr. W. D. Horne
- Miss Grace Howard
- Miss Kate Howson
- Miss Harriet Hulley
- Miss Louise Hulley
- Miss Sarah S. Huston
- Mrs. R. C. Hutchison
- Miss A. Hyde
- Miss C. Jackson
- Miss M. F. Jennings
- Mrs. A. L. Johnson
- Miss M. C. Johnson
- Mrs. L. Jordan
- Miss S. Jordan
- Miss F. JOst
- Miss Nettie S. Kaighn
- Mr. George F. Kearney
- Mrs. J. M. Keeney
- Miss A. I. Kern
- Mr. W. P. Killen
- Mrs. Killen
- Miss Sara J. Killen
- Miss Maud Knight
- Miss F. Larzelere
- Miss Bessie Le Gierse
- Dr. Frederick Lutz
- Mr. Joseph Lutz
- Mrs. Amelia Lutz
- Miss E. Lutz
- Miss Elsie Lutz
- Mrs. F. W. Martin
- Miss Ellen W. Martien
- Mrs. Ella Marson
- Miss R. Marson
- Dr. M. F. Matthews
- Mrs. Matthews
- Miss M. Matthews
- Mrs. D. M. Matthews
- Rev. J. P. McCabe
- Mrs. Kate C. McGinnis
- Miss B. McMillan
- Prof. W. PcPherson
- Mrs. McPherson
- Master Heston McPherson
- Miss Agnes Miller
- Dr. Robert C. Moon
- Mr. J. P. Mullally
- Mrs. J. P. Mullally
- Miss Mary S. Musselman
- Mrs. L. B. Newman
- Mrs. I. Newton
- Miss M. Newton
- Miss H. G. Nichols
- Mr. W. Nicholson
- Miss M. Offutt
- Mr. John C. Orr
- Miss K. S. Outwater
- Mrs. A. Pannill
- Mr. Robert S. Parker
- Mr. Douglas N. Parker
- Mr. W. J. Parrish, Jr.
- Mrs. S. D. Payne
- Miss Ella Lee Pippin
- Mr. C. C. Plitt
- Dr. E. W. Powell
- Mrs. Powell
- Miss E. Powell
- Dr. Mary Preston
- Mrs. S. Price
- Miss M. Price
- Mr. Harry Reid
- Dr. W. Q. Resselle
- Mrs. Resselle
- Miss M. Resselle
- Mr. John Rothwell
- Miss Irene B. Sayre
- Mr. W. M. Scott
- Mr. W. Sensenig
- Mr. P. F. Sheppard
- Miss Nellie Sheppard
- Miss Emma L. Shorey
- Miss E. S. Siewright
- Miss M. S. Sipple
- Miss Mildred D. Small
- Miss M. Snyder
- Miss Annnie R. Storts
- Mr. Oliver Strunk
- Mr. William Strunk, Jr.
- Mrs. Strunk
- Miss Catherine Strunk
- Master John Strunk
- Mrs. R. Stuart
- Miss S. Stuart
- Miss M. Switzer
- Miss E. Swoope
- Miss L. Tate
- Mr. S. A. Taylor
- Miss M. A. Taylor
- Mr. J. J. Vanston
- Mrs. Vanston
- Master Muller Vanston
- Master Rourke Vanston
- Miss A. E. Walker
- Mr. J. J. Wicker, Jr.
- Mr. Sam. Wiener
- Mrs. Helen R. Westlake
- Miss M. White
- Miss M. E. White
- Miss Celia C. Whitney
- Mrs. Mary Willan
- Miss E. Wilson
- Dr. Matthew Woods
- Dr. W. A. Wray
- Miss M. G. Wright
Information for Passengers
Notice.
Landing Arrangements at Philadelphia.
Should The Steamer Arrive at The Philadelphia Wharf After 8:00 pm. Passengers Have The Option of REMMNIRG on Board Overnight and Landing After Breakfast On The Following Morning.
- Breakfast at 8:00 am
- Lunch at 12:30 pm
- Dinner at 6:00 pm and 7:15 pm
- Supper at 9 p.m
The Bar closes at it pm Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11:00 pm and 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 which Passengers wish to leave in the Company's care should be handed, properly labelled, and with full instructions as to disposal.
Deck Chairs and Steamer Rugs can be obtained for use on the voyage at a charge of 4.s. each. upon application to the Second Steward.
Valuables: The Company will not be responsible for Money, jewellery, and other valuables of Passengers. Passengers are warned not to keep such articles in their staterooms but arerecoMmended to hand same sealed, and marked with the owner's name, to the purser for deposit in his safe, but as no charge is made for carriage, the Company can accept :no responsibility for loss or Vantage however arising.
The Surgeon is authorized to make customary charges, subject, in each case, to the approval of the Commander, for treating any Passengers at their request for any illness not originating on board the:ship. In the case of sickness developed on board, no charge will be made and medicine will be provided free in all circumstances.
The Purser is prepared for the convenience of Passengers to exchange a limited amount of English and American money, and he will allow at the rate of $4.80 to the Li when giving American money lot English currency, Or .41 to $4.95 when giving English for American money.
Persons hoisting Return Certificates should give as eariy notice as possible of the date. upon which they desire to sail from Philadelphia, to the American Line, 3t9, Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Letters may be addressed to the care of any of the Offices named below. and they will be retained until called for, or forwarded according to instructions. All such letters should bear the address to which they should be sent if not called for.
Travellers Cheques, payable in all parts of Europe, can be purchased at all the principal offices of the American Line.
