RMS Aquitania Passenger List – 12 August 1922: Elites, Medical Pioneers & Political Dynasties

Front Cover, RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, Departing Saturday, 12 August 1922 from Southampton to New York via Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain Sir James Charles, KBE, CB, RD, RNR. Cover Image from a Painting of a Schooner at Sea by James S. Mann (1883-1946). | GGA Image ID # 2314ba2601

Cover Image From a Painting of a Schooner at Sea by James Scrimgeour Mann (1883-1946). Mr. Mann Was a Scottish Marine Painter and Poster Artist. His Widely Reproduced Work Includes Astonishingly Beautiful Watercolors, Which Are Unfortunately Critically Neglected. RMS Aquitania First and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 13b57f32c8. Click to View a Larger Image.

🚢 Review & Summary – RMS Aquitania Passenger List (12 August 1922)

⚓ The Ship & The Voyage

The RMS Aquitania, launched in 1913 and operated by the Cunard Line, was one of the most iconic four-funnel liners of the early 20th century. Known as the “Ship Beautiful,” Aquitania blended Edwardian elegance with modern comfort and served in peace and war.

• Operator: Cunard Line
• Route: Southampton → Cherbourg → New York
• Date of Voyage: Saturday, 12 August 1922
• Commander: Captain Sir James Charles, K.B.E., C.B., R.D., R.N.R. – a knighted and decorated naval reserve officer, respected for his wartime service.

This sailing reflects the post-WWI return of luxury transatlantic travel, where industrialists, financiers, artists, academics, and clergy mixed aboard one of Cunard’s most prestigious liners.

Catalog Card: RMS Aquitania Passenger List – 12 August 1922

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain: Sir James Charles, K.B.E., C.B., R.D., R.N.R.
2. Staff Captain: F. E. Storey, R.D., R.N.R.
3. Chief Engineer: G. Patterson, O.B.E.
4. Staff Chief Engineer: G. Campbell
5. Chief Officer: J. C. Musters, R.N.R.
6. Purser: C. T. Spedding
7. Second Purser: M. Nield
8. Assistant Purser: H. Manley
9. Surgeon: B. Sydney Jones
10. Assistant Surgeon: T. Rossiter
11. Chief Steward: F. V. Jones
12. Extra Chief Steward: E. Leak

⚓ Command

Captain Sir James Charles, K.B.E., C.B., R.D., R.N.R. – decorated Cunard captain, knighted for wartime service. His name alone adds credibility and prestige to this piece.

🧑‍✈️ Senior Officers & Crew

Captain Sir James Charles, K.B.E., C.B., R.D., R.N.R. – Symbol of Cunard’s wartime heroism.

Staff Captain F. E. Storey, R.D., R.N.R. – Second in command, experienced naval reserve officer.

Chief Engineer G. Patterson, O.B.E. – Oversaw the Aquitania’s powerful engines.

Purser C. T. Spedding – Handled finance, records, and passenger affairs.

Their collective service reflects Cunard’s blend of naval discipline and civilian luxury.

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 1 (Mr. James Addison-Miss B. G. Brooks)

1. Mr. James Addison
2. Mr. James Addison, Jr.
3. Mrs. Jacob Adler
4. Mr. S. Adler
5. Mrs. Adler
6. Miss Beatrice Adler
7. Miss Sylvia Adler
8. Mrs. E. L. Ainsley
9. Miss B. G. Allen
10. Mrs. Charles Allis (Note 1)
11. Mr. K. Amrein
12. Mr. J. Howard Ardrey
13. Mrs. Ardrey
14. Mr. Rushton L. Ardrey
15. Mr. Ashby
16. Mrs. Ashby
17. Dr. Joseph C. Aub
18. Mr. J. K. Bacon
19. Mr. C. K. Bacon
20. Mrs. Bacon
21. Miss H. Baeder
22. Mrs. K. Des Baillets
23. Mrs. Susan C. Baker (Note 2)
24. Mr. Howard D. Balch
25. Mr. Allan C. Balch
26. Mrs. Balch and Maid
27. Mr. Burton R. Baldwin
28. Miss E. W. Bartlett
29. Mr. Max Bauman
30. Mrs. Bauman and Maid
31. Miss Ethel M. Bauman
32. Master F. H. Bauman
33. Mr. Kenneth Bayley
34. Miss A. M. Beazley
35. Mr. C. R. Bedford
36. Mr. H. E. Bemis
37. Miss R. Bernard
38. Miss Catherine de Bernard and Governess
39. Mr. W. C. Bird
40. Mrs. Bird
41. Mr. Frank D. Bittner
42. Mrs. Bittner
43. Dr. Edward H. Blair
44. Mr. Kenneth Le Blanc
45. Mr. Henry Le Blanc
46. Mr. H. W. Blanchard
47. Mr. W. Scott Blanchard
48. Mrs. A. G. Du Bois
49. Mr. A. Bowman
50. Mrs. Bowman
51. Master A. G. Bowman
52. Mr. E. G. Bradford and Valet
53. Miss Ethel H. Bradley
54. Mrs. F. Braun
55. Mr. J. G. Brenner
56. Miss B. G. Brooks

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 2 (Mr. S. Brown-Miss M. W. Fuller)

1. Mr. S. Brown
2. Mrs. Isaac Buchanan
3. Miss Jean Buchanan
4. Mr. A. R. Bunnans, Jr.
5. Mr. Cameron B. Buxton
6. Miss A. B. Campbell
7. Mr. H. W. Cannon
8. Mr. H. W. Cannon, Jr.
9. Mr. John W. Carl
10. Mrs. Carl
11. Capt. Cistcro
12. Mr. J. W. Clark
13. Mrs. E. Payson Clark
14. Mr. T. H. Clarke
15. Mrs. F. W. Clarke
16. Miss Helen Coxites
17. Mr. James Cochrane
18. Mr. John Cochrane
19. Mr. J. L. Coc
20. Miss Rose Coll
21. Mr. Condon
22. Mrs. C. B. Cone
23. Mrs. E. C. Converse
24. Miss A. B. Coolidge
25. Mr. W. J. Cooper
26. Mrs. Cooper
27. Mr. M. de Linelle Cooper
28. Mr. D. Crook
29. Capt. J. R. H. Cruikshank
30. Mr. Charles W. Cutler
31. Mr. Edward R. Cutler
32. Mrs. O. H. Cutler
33. Mr. Robert F. Cutler
34. Dr. George W. Cutter
35. Mr. W. Ernest Davis
36. Mrs. C. Deacon
37. Mr. Robert Dempster
38. Mrs. Dempster
39. Miss G. D. Dinuck
40. Miss A. L. Dodge
41. Mr. Alfred Donovan
42. Mr. Frederick Donovan
43. Mr. J. W. Donnan
44. Dr. J. F. Dowling
45. Mrs. Dowling
46. Miss Betty Dowling
47. Mr. F. S. Dowling
48. Mr. Alexander Dru
49. Mr. I. L. Druiff
50. Mr. H. L. Druifle
51. Miss Agnes G. Dunne
52. Mr. John F. W. Eardley
53. Mr. Clement Ebel
54. Miss G. M. Elmslie
55. Mrs. Ralph Emerson (Note 4)
56. Miss R. C. Erben
57. Mr. Rowland C. Evans
58. Mrs. Evans
59. Mrs. Harrison Ewing
60. Mr. F. S. Fales
61. Mrs. Fales
62. Miss F. W. Fales
63. Mr. Florman
64. Dr. Lee K. Frankel (Note 5)
65. Mr. J. K. Fraser
66. Miss M. W. Fuller

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 3 (Mrs. Allen W. Gardner-Mrs. A. C. Jenks)

1. Mrs. Allen W. Gardner
2. Miss Nancy Gardner
3. Mr. Julius Garfinkle
4. Mr. William F. Gartner
5. Mrs. Gartner
6. Miss Margaret V. Gartner
7. Miss E. A. Gilbert
8. Mr. R. W. Gilmore
9. Mrs. R. W. Goode
10. Mr. E. L. Goodsell
11. Mrs. Goodsell
12. Miss Goodsell
13. Miss M. B. Gookin
14. Miss A. L. Graff
15. Mr. Graham
16. Mr. Hugh Grant
17. Mrs. Grant
18. Mr. Hugh Grant, Jr.
19. Mr. F. L. Graves
20. Mr. Harold D. Greeley
21. Miss Irene T. Gross
22. Mrs. Burd Grubb and Maid
23. Miss Burd Grubb
24. Mr. Max Gunzerburger
25. Mrs. Gunzerburger
26. Miss J. B. Gunzerburger
27. Mrs. C. B. Gutman
28. Mr. E. B. Hackett
29. Mrs. B. Mason Hamlen
30. Master Francis Hamlen
31. Mr. Victor H. Hanson
32. Mrs. Hanson
33. Miss Florence Hardart
34. Miss May Hardart
35. Mr. John P. Harding
36. Mrs. Harding
37. Mr. Martin Harding
38. Mr. Mark Harris
39. Mr. C. Harrison
40. Mrs. O. L. Harrison
41. Mr. A. Roth Harth
42. Mr. G. Hatsuni
43. Mr. C. M. Henderson
44. Miss F. E. Henderson
45. Mr. Albert Herskovits
46. Mr. Arthur Herskovits
47. Mrs. C. B. Hewitt
48. Mrs. G. B. Hill
49. Mr. M. S. Hillson
50. Mrs. Hillson
51. Rev. Dr. T. Bond Holland (Note 6)
52. Miss Hollander
53. Mrs. S. A. Holmquist
54. Mrs. Barbara Holt
55. Mr. C. S. Hood
56. Mrs. Hood
57. Mrs. H. Howard
58. Miss M. M. Howell
59. Mr. Carroll Hutchins
60. Mr. D. T. E. Huyck
61. Dr. S. Inada
62. Mr. Irving W. Isaacs
63. Mrs. Isaacs
64. Mr. H. J. Jackson
65. Mr. J. N. Jackson
66. Mrs. A. C. Jenks

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 4 (Mrs. J. McG. Jewell-Mr. Mohr)

1. Mrs. J. McG. Jewell
2. Mr. Louis Kardos
3. Mrs. Kardos
4. Mr. Kaufman
5. Mr. F. H. G. Keeble
6. Mr. James A. Keiller
7. Mr. H. H. Keller
8. Mr. Mclvin P. Kenney
9. Mrs. Kenney
10. Mrs. C. F. Kettering
11. Mr. Ronald Kinnear
12. Mrs. Kinnear
13. Miss K. Knight
14. Mr. Ross M. Knox
15. Mr. S. L. G. Knox
16. Mr. M. B. Konyn
17. Mr. E. C. Kuhn
18. Mrs. Kuhn
19. Miss Mary K. Lacey
20. Mr. Gerhard Lang
21. Mrs. M. Larkin
22. Mr. H. Law
23. Mrs. Law
24. Mr. Charles W. Leach
25. Mr. E. M. E. Leflang
26. Mrs. Leflang
27. Dr. Emanuel Libman (Note 7)
28. Mr. Leonard Liebling
29. Mr. W. P. Linscott
30. Mrs. Linscott
31. Mr. P. J. Lucey
32. Mrs. Lucey
33. Miss Gertrude Lucey
34. Mr. H. H. Lukens
35. Mr. Samuel R. Lurio
36. Mr. A. H. Lyford
37. Mrs. Lyford
38. Mr. C. T. Lyford
39. Mrs. Helen G. Mackenzie
40. Mr. Harold O. Mackenzie
41. Mr. Cameron O. MacPherson
42. Mrs. MacPherson
43. Miss K. Mahony
44. Mrs. A. J. Mahoney
45. Miss A. J. Mahoney
46. Miss M. L Mahoney
47. Mr. K. Mantel
48. Mr. F. J. Marion
49. Mrs. F. J. Marion
50. Miss Louise Marion
51. Mr. H. S. Marston
52. Dr. Jackson L. Martin
53. Mrs. Martin
54. Mrs. Helen A. McCune
55. Miss Helen F. McCune
56. Mrs. M. McGovern
57. Miss M. McGregor
58. Miss Margaret McGregor
59. Miss A. C. McGregor
60. Miss A. V. Mclntre
61. Mr. O. O. Mclntyre
62. Mrs. Mclntyre
63. Mr. D. Meade
64. Mrs. Meade
65. Mrs. A. Meyers
66. Mr. J. P. Miller
67. Mr. William S. Miller
68. Mrs. Miller and Maid
69. Mr. Mohr

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 5 (Miss M. L. Montgomery-Miss P. Robertson)

1. Miss M. L. Montgomery
2. Mr. John Moroney
3. Mrs. Moroney
4. Mr. H. Morray
5. Dr. Eli Moschowitz
6. Mrs. J. T. Munds
7. Mr. John J. Murphy
8. Mr. L. S. Myers
9. Mr. W. L. Myers
10. Mrs. J. Nattans
11. Miss Nancy New
12. Mr. F. E. Newberry
13. Mr. Newly
14. Miss L. G. Nias
15. Mr. James J. O'Connor
16. Mr. N. R. O'Hara
17. Mr. Hugo Oppenheim
18. Mrs. Oppenheim
19. Mrs. E. E. Orth and Maid
20. Mrs.Harriett J. Patterson
21. Mr. Henry C. Patterson
22. Miss M. Patterson
23. Mr. William Campbell Pettit
24. Mrs. Pettit
25. Mr. William Townsend Pheifler
26. Mr. Albert Pickin
27. Mrs. H. D. Pillsbury
28. Miss M. Pillsbury
29. Mr. A. J. du Pont (Note 3)
30. Mrs. du Pont and Maid (Note 3)
31. Miss Lois Poole
32. Mr. J. Potts
33. Mr. David A. Powdermaker
34. Mrs. Powdermaker
35. Mr. Joseph W. Powdrell
36. Mrs. Powdrell
37. Mr. Joseph Powdrell
38. Mr. Henry Powning
39. Mrs. Powning
40. Mr. Thomas L. Preston
41. Mr. Frank Purcell
42. Mr. A. W. Randle
43. Mr. Raventos
44. Madame R. Raymonde
45. Mr. Roland L. Redmond
46. Mrs. Redmond
47. Miss Sylvic Redmond
48. Miss Sheila Redmond and Governess
49. Miss Joan Redmond and Governess
50. Mr. Horace G. Reeder
51. Mr. David C. Reid
52. Mr. J. C. Renekens
53. Miss Elizabeth D. Rice
54. Mr. X. W. Richards
55. Mrs. I. Richards
56. Mr. George Ritter
57. Mrs. Ritter
58. Mr. James Robertson
59. Mrs. Robertson
60. Miss P. Robertson

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 6 (Miss A. H. Robie-Mrs. Lloyd S. Smith)

1. Miss A. H. Robie
2. Mr. Herbert Robinson
3. Mr. E. B. Robinson
4. Mrs. Robinson
5. Mr. Thomas J. Roche, Jr.
6. Mr. P. Rogers
7. Mr. Oswald F. Rohe
8. Mrs. Rohe
9. Mr. Archibald Roosevelt (Note 8)
10. Mrs. Roosevelt
11. Mr. Adolph Rothe
12. Mrs. Rothe
13. Mr. Henry Rothrug
14. Mr. Robert Roughan
15. Mrs. Roughan
16. Mr. I. S. Russek
17. Mrs. Russek
18. Mr. J. C. Ruszkiewicz
19. Mr. H. Salomons
20. Mrs. Salomons
21. Mr. Sigmund Samuel
22. Mrs. Samuel
23. Mr. Lewis Samuel
24. Mr. J. W. Sandberg
25. Mrs. Sandberg
26. Mr. H. Sanford
27. Mrs. H. Sanford
28. Madame Maud Santley
29. Mrs. Herman M. R. Schiele
30. Miss Marjorie Schiele
31. Mrs. Jacob B. Schiff and Maid (Note 9)
32. Mr. Henry L. Schneider
33. Mrs. Schneider
34. Miss C. Schneider
35. Mr. C. H. Schweppe
36. Mrs. Schweppe
37. Miss Jean Schweppe
38. Master John Schweppe and Governess
39. Mr. Max Schy
40. Mrs. Schy
41. Master Sigmund Schy
42. Miss K. B. Scott
43. Mr. P. S. Sears
44. Mr. John D. Seely
45. Mr. James G. Seely
46. Mr. Philip Sciden
47. Mrs. Sciden
48. Miss Marguerite Sengel
49. Mr. J. R. Shaw and Valet
50. Mrs. M. O. Shaw and Maid
51. Miss Ivy Shilling and Maid
52. Mr. S. B. Siegman
53. Mr. Leon Sigman
54. Mr. Isidor Sigman
55. Mr. J. L. Simon
56. Mrs. Simon
57. Col. J. R. Simpson
58. Mrs. Simpson
59. Master Wellington Hope Simpson
60. Master Edgar Hope Simpson
61. Mrs. Thomas C. Sims
62. Dr. D. Simuneck
63. Mrs. Simuneck
64. Miss Gladys Simuneck
65. Mr. E. W. Sinclair
66. Mr. George Singer
67. Mr. T. P. Sinha
68. Mr. Robert M. Smith
69. Mrs. Smith
70. Dr. S. Smith
71. Mrs. Smith
72. Mr. G. L. Smith
73. Dr. Harmon Smith
74. Mrs. Harmon Smith
75. Mrs. Lloyd S. Smith

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 7 (Mr. H. Reeves Smith-Miss Mary H. Wilborg)

1. Mr. H. Reeves Smith
2. Mr. Austin L. Smithers
3. Dr. Sidney J. Sondheim
4. Mr. Eustace T. Sowter
5. Mrs. M. L. Spellman
6. Mr. Joseph Spiegelman
7. Mrs. Spiegelman
8. Miss E. O. Spooner
9. Miss M. T. Spooner and Maid
10. Mr. P. L. Stackpole
11. Mrs. Stackpole
12. Mr. Herman Stearns
13. Mrs. Stearns
14. Miss J. R. Stephenson
15. Mr. Charles M. Stern
16. Mr. Stocker
17. Mr. Arthur H. Strauss
18. Mrs. Strauss
19. Mr. Charles H. Streb
20. Mr. Strickland
21. Mr. A. W. Sturgeon
22. Mr. Sweeney
23. Miss P. Mai Sweeney
24. Mr. Martin Sweeny
25. Mr. C. J. B. Swindell
26. Mrs. Swindell
27. Mr. J. Tanaka
28. Mr. P. W. Taylor
29. Miss E. S. Taylor
30. Mr. Taylor
31. Mrs. J. A. Topping and Maid
32. Mr. W. R. Trask
33. Mrs. Trask
34. Mr. S. P. Tull
35. Mrs. Tull
36. Mrs. K. Tysen
37. Mrs. Sarah Ufland
38. Miss Laura Verran
39. Mrs. W. A. Virges
40. Miss H. Virges
41. Miss L. Vorenkamp
42. Mr. Carroll Wainwright (Note 10)
43. Mrs. Wainwright
44. Prof. Arthur L. Walker (Note 11)
45. Mr. J. A. Walls
46. Mr. John F. Walter
47. Mrs. Walter
48. Mr. E. A. Wak
49. Mrs. Walz
50. Mr. George S. Ward
51. Mr. R. S. Ward
52. Mr. Herman Warendorrf
53. Mrs. Warendorff
54. Miss G. O. Waterhouse
55. Mr. C. Weinschenker
56. Mrs. Weinschenker
57. Dr. J. Weiss
58. Mrs. Weiss
59. Mr. S. Westheinur
60. Mrs. Westheimer
61. Master J. Westheimer
62. Mrs. L. H. Whitbeck
63. Dr. Paul D. White
64. Mr. William F. Whiting
65. Mrs. Whiting
66. Mr. Tanfield Whiting
67. Miss Ruth Whiting
68. Miss Mary H. Wiborg and Maid (Note 12)

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 8 (Mr. Witham P. Wiese-Mr. Harry T. Ziskind Plus Two Handritten Names: Mr. Hue Sanford and Mrs. Hue Sanford)

1. Mr. Witham P. Wiese
2. Mrs. Wiese
3. Mrs. John Wilde
4. Mr. A. P. Wilson
5. Mr. Andrew Wilson
6. Mrs. Wilson
7. Mr. Andrew Wilson, Jr.
8. Mr. Ludwig Wolff
9. Mrs. Wolff
10. Master J. Woltf
11. Miss J. Woodward
12. Miss E. B. Wright
13. Miss Josephine Zigmund
14. Mr. Harry T. Ziskind

• Mr. Hue Sanford
• Mrs. Hue Sanford

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 1 (Mr. O. Allen-Mrs. D. Coperud)

1. Mr. O. Allen
2. Mr. J. Alt
3. Mr. T. Alveslad
4. Mr. D. Atkinson
5. Mr. L. Auster
6. Miss K. M. Bailey
7. Mrs. S. Ball
8. Mrs. F. M. Barks
9. Mr. H. Barlow
10. Mrs. Barlow
11. Mr. C. Baum
12. Miss T. Becurko
13. Mr. E. C. Bell
14. Mrs. K. Bell
15. Miss K. Bell
16. Master E. J. Bell
17. Master F. J. Bell
18. Miss G. Bergland
19. Mr. C. Bergland
20. Mrs. W. Bergland
21. Mr. M. Berman
22. Mr. M. Berman [sic]
23. Mr. T. Bernbaum
24. Mrs. C. Bernbaum
25. Miss C. Bernbaum
26. Miss S. Bezuczko
27. Mr. J. S. Bitkerfeld
28. Mr. M. Black
29. Miss E. Bliss
30. Mrs. O. Bowden
31. Miss E. Bowden
32. Mr. T. J. Boyle
33. Mrs. Boyle
34. Mrs. B. Brelem
35. Miss T. Brelem
36. Mr. L. Briego
37. Mr. F. A. Briego
38. Mr. T. Broadbent
39. Rev. Brogan
40. Mr. W. G. Bromley
41. Mrs. Bromley
42. Mr. L. Broyen
43. Mr. H. D. Burgon
44. Mrs. M. J. Burgon
45. Mr. C. S. Busson
46. Miss E. R. Cansino
47. Mrs. A. Cavanagh
48. Miss C. Chase
49. Mrs. C. H. Cheeney
50. Mrs. C. H. Cheeney
51. Mrs. Churchbuilder
52. Mr. J. R. Churchill
53. Miss A. B. Cobb
54. Mrs. R. Cohen
55. Master H. Cohen
56. Miss H. Cohen
57. Miss G. S. Cook
58. Mr. F. D. Coop
59. Mrs. M. S. Coop
60. Mrs. N. Cooper
61. Miss G. Cooper
62. Mr. H. C. Coperud
63. Mrs. D. Coperud

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 2 (Mrs. M. Cosseavilla-Mrs. A. Glatt)

1. Mrs. M. Cosseavilla
2. Master A. Cosseavilla
3. Mr. S. W. Cowles
4. Mrs. C. Cowles
5. Mr. E. J. Coxon
6. Mr. A. H. Crocker
7. Mr. E. Crossen
8. Mrs. L. Curric
9. Mrs. F. M. Dabs
10. Mr. J. Daily
11. Miss M. Dauser
12. Mr. W. Dempsey
13. Mr. R. De Recine
14. Mrs. M. Diamond
15. Miss F. Diamond
16. Master M. Diamond
17. Mr. R. Dincova
18. Mr. J. Divisck
19. Mrs. J. Divisck
20. Miss W. Divisck
21. Mr. A. Donaldson
22. Mrs. Donaldson
23. Rev. D. W. Dowding
24. Mr. R. Duda
25. Mr. W. J. Durrant
26. Mr. G. Eckger
27. Mrs. A. Edelberg
28. Miss S. Edelberg
29. Miss E. Edelberg
30. Mrs. L, Edelstein
31. Mr. E. Ekren
32. Mr. J. R. Ellingworth
33. Mrs. Ellingworth
34. Mr. L. Elliott
35. Mrs. P. Elliott
36. Miss M. Elliott
37. Mrs. M. Emanuel
38. Mr. E. Engel
39. Mr. H. Enke
40. Mrs. S. Enke
41. Miss W. Enke
42. Miss J. Enke
43. Miss D. Enke
44. Mr. S. Etoh
45. Mr. W. Evans
46. Mr. D. Evans
47. Mr. J. A. Faber
48. Mrs. A. Farr
49. Miss R. Farr
50. Mr. H. I. Feder
51. Mr. S. Fellerman
52. Mr. D. Fellerman
53. Miss M. Fink
54. Miss A. Flynn
55. Mrs. M. Fogel
56. Miss N. S. Fogel
57. Mr. F. Foita
58. Mrs. A. Foita
59. Mr. H. Foldminz
60. Mr. S. Formento
61. Mrs. F. W. Francis
62. Mr. N. Friedman
63. Mrs. Friedman
64. Mrs. L. Fryer
65. Mrs. M. Fuchs
66. Mr. L. Geduld
67. Mr. T. D. Genge
68. Mr. G. Gerson
69. Mrs. F. Gerson
70. Mr. M. Glatt
71. Mrs. A. Glatt

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 3 (Mr. C. Glumpky-Miss E. C. Josey)

1. Mr. C. Glumpky
2. Mrs. E. Glumpky
3. Miss H. Gonzulez
4. Miss C. Goforth
5. Mr. Good
6. Mrs. Good
7. Mr. E. Goodwillie
8. Mrs. M. Goodwillie
9. Miss S. Green
10. Mr. W. Greenfield
11. Miss E. B. Greest
12. Miss S. Greest
13. Mr. R. Gross
14. Mrs. R. Gross
15. Miss S. Gross
16. Mr. A. Grossman
17. Mrs. S. Grossman
18. Mrs. S. Grossman
19. Miss R. Grossman
20. Mr. J. Gruber
21. Mr. A. Gudmundson
22. Mrs. Gudmundson
23. Mrs. M. Guggelman
24. Mrs. E. Gulliford
25. Miss S. Gulliford
26. Master K. Gulliford
27. Mr. M. Guropky
28. Mr. J. Gustafson
29. Rev. J. S. Guzdck
30. Mr. C. P. Hall
31. Mr. G. H. Hall
32. Mrs. Hall
33. Mr. A. Hamby
34. Mrs. L. Hamby
35. Miss J. Hamby
36. Master C. Hamby
37. Mr. A. Hamby
38. Mrs. C. Harding
39. Mrs. C. Hardy
40. Mr. J. N. Harmstone
41. Mrs. A. Harold
42. Miss M. K. Harris
43. Dr. A. Harry
44. Miss M. A. Harry
45. Mr. G. Heihy
46. Mr. J E. Heil
47. Mr. G. Heitz
48. Mr. C. Heitz
49. Mrs. A. Hejbal
50. Mr. I. Helowicz
51. Mrs. A. Heybal
52. Mrs. Hirsh
53. Miss Hirsh
54. Mr. A. Hoar
55. Mrs. R. Hoar
56. Miss Holbrook
57. Miss A. J. Hollander
58. Mr. L. Holzberg
59. Mr. H. Hope
60. Mr. P. G. Howe
61. Mrs. Howe
62. Mrs. Hunrath
63. Master H. Hunrath
64. Mrs. F. Hurska
65. Miss J. Hurska
66. Mrs. Ianzer
67. Miss A. Ibanez
68. Mr. A. S. Izzard
69. Mrs. M. A. Izzard
70. Mr. S. Jackson
71. Mr. L. D. Jeffries
72. Mrs. Jeffries
73. Mr. A. Johnson
74. Mrs. V. F. Josey
75. Miss E. C. Josey

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 4 (Mrs. B. Kagan-Mr. G. McGhan)

1. Mrs. B. Kagan
2. Miss R. Kagan
3. Miss E. Kagan
4. Master E. Kagan
5. Mr. F. Kappeler
6. Miss Keachie
7. Mr. H. Keene
8. Mrs. C. Keingsbergeine
9. Mrs. R. Keller
10. Master W. Keller
11. Miss H. M. Kendall
12. Mr. E. Kersh
13. Mr. Z. Kielawa
14. Mrs. I. Kielawa
15. Mr. L. Klar
16. Mr. L. Klar
17. Miss A. Klar
18. Mr. A. Kolar
19. Mr. M. Kolzert
20. Mrs. Z. Kortzova
21. Mr. A. J. Kowalski
22. Mrs. A. J. Kowalski
23. Miss A. J. Kowalski
24. Mr. M. Kramelbaeur
25. Mrs. M. Kramelbaeur
26. Mr. E. Kraus
27. Mrs. M. M. Krim
28. Miss Krim
29. Miss A. Kronova
30. Mr. A. Krotoski
31. Master L. A. Krotoski
32. Mr. J. Kuairze
33. Mrs. M. Kuairze
34. Mr. J. Kulka
35. Mrs. A. Kulman
36. Mrs. A. E. Lacy
37. Miss A. Lacy
38. Mrs. A. Lampert
39. Miss A. Lampert
40. Mr. M. Landan
41. Mr. H. Landan
42. Mrs. Landan and Child
43. Mr. F. Lander
44. Mr. C. Landerman
45. Mrs. Larisen
46. Miss T. Larisch
47. Master S. Larisch
48. Mr. H. Larisch
49. Mrs. S. E. Lee
50. Mr. M. Lerner
51. Miss K. Leverburne
52. Mrs. A. Lindgren
53. Miss A. Lipschitz
54. Mr. H. J. Logan
55. Mr. S. W. Lorenc
56. Mr. K. Lubash
57. Mrs. G. Lubash
58. Miss R. Lubash
59. Mr. F. Lubright
60. Mrs. P. Lubright
61. Mr. F. G. Lyon
62. Mr. J. J. Madden
63. Miss N. Maise
64. Mr. W. Makin
65. Mrs. A. G. Makin
66. Mrs. B. Maltz
67. Mr. O. Malychevitch
68. Mrs. L. Malychevitch
69. Miss I. Malychevitch
70. Miss K. Marion
71. Mr. J. Martin
72. Mrs. F. Martin
73. Mr. M. Matejka
74. Mrs. R. Matejka
75. Miss G. D. McCoy
76. Mrs. M. McCrany
77. Mr. G. McGhan

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 5 (Mr. F. McKechnie-Miss L. Reardon)

1. Mr. F. McKechnie
2. Mrs. E. McLundie
3. Master A. McLundie
4. Miss M. McLundie
5. Mr. Meier
6. Mrs. Meier
7. Mr. F. Merritt
8. Miss L. Meury
9. Mr. J. P. Miles
10. Mrs. Miles and Infant
11. Mr. W. P. Milligan
12. Mr. H. Mills
13. Mr. D. Mitchell
14. Mrs. Mitchell
15. Mr. K. K. Mitte
16. Mr. W. C. Moir
17. Mrs. Moller
18. Miss Moller
19. Mr. F. W. Moon
20. Mrs. H. L. Moon
21. Mr. J. Moore
22. Mr. J. Moravale
23. Mr. B. V. Mott
24. Mrs. Mott
25. Mr. R. Mount
26. Mrs. Mount
27. Miss M. L. Mulligan
28. Miss E. C. Oldfield
29. Mr. M. D. Osborn
30. Mr. R. Oskar
31. Mr. E. H. Owen
32. Miss R. Owen
33. Mr. M Parlice
34. Mr. H. I. Peder
35. Mr. J. Pedersen
36. Mrs. E. Pedersen
37. Miss E. L. Pendleton
38. Mr. R. S. Penhall
39. Mrs. Penhall
40. Mr. J. Perla
41. Mr. C. H. Peterson
42. Mrs. E. E. Peterson
43. Mrs. J. Peterson
44. Miss C. L. P. Peterson
45. Mr. M. Petit
46. Mr. S. Phillips
47. Mr. P. Pilcer
48. Mr. J. C. Powys
49. Miss B. Priest
50. Mr. J. Nestcrowicz
51. Mrs. C. Nesterowicz
52. Mr. M. Nielson
53. Mr. L. M. Nielson
54. Mr. H. Nillson
55. Miss A. E. Nunn
56. Mr. E. Oberman
57. Mrs. M. Oberman
58. Mr. F. Oberman
59. Mr. H. Raby
60. Mrs. L. Raby
61. Mr. A. Rajckes
62. Mr. E. A. Kasmussen
63. Mrs. Kasmussen
64. Miss E. Rasmussen
65. Mr. E. Kasmussen
66. Mrs. V. Ratil
67. Prof. G. T. Raysdale
68. Miss C. Reardon
69. Miss M. Reardon
70. Miss L. Reardon

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 6 (Mrs. J. Reeder-Mrs. E. Stellberg)

1. Mrs. J. Reeder
2. Master J. Reeder
3. Miss I. Reeder
4. Mr. T. Reese
5. Mr. R. Reese
6. Mr. R. O. Recson
7. Mrs. E. Recson
8. Mr. J. Reichart
9. Mrs. Reichart
10. Master Reichart
11. Miss B. Reichart
12. Miss A. Reichart
13. Mr. A. Reiner
14. Mr. C. Reisner
15. Mr. R. Rhodes
16. Mrs. R. Rhodes
17. Mr. J. Richardson
18. Mrs. Richardson
19. Rev. M. K. Ridley
20. Mr. Rolbrccki
21. Mrs. Rolbrccki
22. Mrs. G. Rosenbaum
23. Mr. R. Rosenberg
24. Mrs. F. Rosenberg
25. Miss P. Rosenberg
26. Miss S. Rosenberg
27. Mr. J. Rosendahl
28. Mr. O. Rosendahl
29. Miss S. Rosenthal
30. Mr. I. Rubin
31. Mr. J. Rubin
32. Mr. A. Russell
33. Mr. L. Rybach
34. Mrs. Rybach
35. Mr. T. Rynewitz
36. Mrs. H. Rynewitz
37. Mr. B. de Saloo
38. Mr. A. E. Sanders
39. Miss D. Sandifer
40. Miss B. Sandifer
41. Mr. S. Savre
42. Mrs. Savre
43. Miss M. Scanlon
44. Mr. C. Schmapik
45. Mr. J.J. Schotten
46. Mr. M. Schreiber
47. Miss S. Schreiber
48. Mr. F. Schulz
49. Mr. S. Schydlosky
50. Mrs. F. Schydlosky
51. Mr. W. G. Scott
52. Mrs. R. Scott
53. Mr. L. Seigel
54. Mr. T. Sell
55. Mrs. Sell
56. Mr. W. Shackelford
57. Mrs. A. Shackelford
58. Miss F. Shackelford
59. Miss K. Shackelford
60. Miss R. Shackelford
61. Mr. G. Shanks
62. Mrs. Shanks
63. Master S. Shanks
64. Miss W. Shanks
65. Miss Shaw
66. Miss E. Shaw
67. Mr. P. Siccloff
68. Mr. T. O. Silrinn
69. Miss S. Silrinn
70. Mr. N. Silverman
71. Mr. L. Simpson
72. Mr. G. Skotgaard
73. Miss N. Smith
74. Mr. F. S. Smith
75. Miss M. Smith
76. Mr. G. Smith
77. Miss E. Smizky
78. Mr. I. Sinizky
79. Mis. P. Smizky
80. Mr. J. Spitz
81. Mr. C. V. Stellberg
82. Mrs. E. Stellberg

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 7 (Mr. J. H. Stitt-Miss D. Wright)

1. Mr. J. H. Stitt
2. Mr. J. M. Stoler
3. Mrs. H. Stoler
4. Miss E. Stoler
5. Master H. Stoler
6. Master S. Stoler
7. Mr. M. M. Stone
8. Mr. W. Stuckgolo
9. Mr. G. H. Sutton
10. Mr. H. Swartzberg
11. Mrs. H. Sykes
12. Mr. L. Szigcry
13. Mr. S. Takahashi
14. Mrs. M. Taylor
15. Miss M. Tener
16. Miss I. Teodorowicz
17. Mr. E. Thaler
18. Mrs. D. Thaler
19. Mr. L. Thomas
20. Rev. G. Thomas
21. Mrs. Thomas
22. Miss M. Thomas
23. Mr. Griffith Thomas
24. Mrs. Griffith Thomas
25. Miss M. M. Thomas
26. Mr. L. Tobe
27. Dr. F. Tolleen
28. Miss M. Toner
29. Mr. J. Tonnan
30. Mr. G. Touris
31. Mr. J. Tozer
32. Mr. T. Tozer
33. Mrs. Tozer
34. Mr. A. Turch
35. Mrs. M. Turch
36. Mr. J. Turch
37. Mrs. M. Turch
38. Miss E. Turnbull
39. Miss M. Turnbull
40. Mrs. A. Tyler
41. Mr. A. Vackar
42. Mr. G. Vickerman
43. Miss R. Wachtir
44. Mr. H. Wagnian
45. Mr. G. Wagner
46. Mrs. A. Walker
47. Miss E. Walker
48. Mrs. C. Wallis
49. Mr. T. J. Walsh
50. Mrs. D. Walsh
51. Miss H. Walsh
52. Master T. Walsh
53. Mr. G. A. Washburne
54. Mr. S. W. Washington
55. Mrs. J. A. Washington
56. Mr. E. L. Washington
57. Mr. Y. Watambe
58. Mr. H. E. Watson
59. Miss L. Weinstock
60. Mr. L. Weinstock
61. Mr. W. Werner
62. Mrs. H. S. Westram
63. Mr. W. Whiles
64. Mrs. E. Whiles
65. Mr. T. J. Whitehead
66. Mr. J. M. Wilcox
67. Mrs. Wilcox
68. Miss I. Willard
69. Mrs. N. A. Williams
70. Mr. J. Wilson
71. Mrs. Wilson
72. Archdeacon M. Wilson
73. Mr. M. Winikofsky
74. Mrs. F. Winikofsky
75. Mr. Wonk
76. Mrs. Wonk
77. Mr. E. A. Wood
78. Mrs. Wood
79. Mrs. L. Wright
80. Master J. Wright
81. Miss D. Wright

Notes About Passengers

1. Mrs. Charles Allis Patron of the arts and cultural preservation, connected to the Allis-Chalmers Corporation legacy.
2. Mrs. Susan C. Baker Philanthropist and social reformer, wife of railroad magnate George Fisher Baker.
3. Mr. A. J. [Alfred I.] and Mrs. du Pont [Likely Jessie Ball du Pont (1884–1973)], Member of the prominent du Pont family, known for its industrial and philanthropic impact. They were married in 1921.
4. Mrs. Ralph Emerson (Ruth Hanna McCormick) Part of the Emerson family legacy, Married U.S. Congressman William "Bill" Ralph Emerson in 1919. She came from a prominent political family; her father, Mark Hanna, was a powerful Republican senator. After her husband's death in 1925, she took over his newspaper interests and continued to be active in politics, eventually serving in the U.S. House of Representatives.
5. Dr. Lee K. Frankel (1867-1931) Esteemed sociologist and key figure in public health reforms, significant for his contributions to social welfare. in 1922, he was chairman of the National Health Council from 1923 to 1926, and chairman of a commission to survey Palestine for the Jewish Agency in 1927.
6. Rev. Dr. T. Bond Holland [Rev. Dr. Thomas Bond Holland (1872–1930)] Religious leader and academic, contributing to cultural and intellectual discourse of the time. During the 1920s, Dr. Holland was the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Saratoga Springs, a position he held for 12 years. His time there was marked by his well-regarded ministry and significant improvements to the church's facilities.
7. Dr. Emanuel Libman (1872-1946) Celebrated physician and medical researcher, notable for his contributions to cardiology and bacteriology. Libman applied the research methods he learned abroad to study the bacteriology of the blood and perform autopsies to determine the cause of death. Much of his work was focused on endocarditis, and by the end of his career he became an unquestioned authority on the disease. In 1924, he and Benjamin Sacks isolated a new form of endocarditis they originally termed atypical verrucous endocarditis and was later known as Libman–Sacks endocarditis. He received a Silver Medal from the American Medical Association in 1942 for his work in discovering the disease.
8. Archibald Roosevelt (1894-1979) Son of President Theodore Roosevelt, reflecting a direct connection to one of America’s most celebrated families. as a U.S. Army officer and commander of U.S. forces in World War I and II, and the fifth child of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt. In both conflicts he was wounded. He earned the Silver Star with three oak leaf clusters, Purple Heart with oak leaf cluster, and the French Croix de Guerre. After World War II, he became a businessman and the founder of a New York City bond brokerage house, as well as a spokesman for conservative political causes.
9. Mrs. Jacob Schiff [Therese Loeb Schiff] Widow of Jacob Schiff, the prominent banker and philanthropist. Her presence underscores the list’s connection to key financial and social elites of the era.
10. Carroll Wainwright [Carroll Livingston Wainwright (1899-1967)] Noted artist and member of a prestigious family, reflecting the era’s interconnection of art, wealth, and society. After his marriage in 1920 to Edith Catherine Gould (1900-1937), he became a Wall Street broker and in 1923, he left Wall Street and became a painter, continuing nearly the rest of his life.
11. Prof. Arthur L. Walker Esteemed educator and academic figure, enhancing the cultural significance of the voyage.
12. Miss Mary H. Wiborg (1888-1964) Heiress and prominent socialite, reflecting the opulent lifestyle of the Gilded Age elite. Wiborg lived in Paris, France, and according to her obituary in The New York Times was active in the Red Cross. During World War I, she was one of a skeleton staff at the Hospice de St. Vincent de Paul in Montmirail, France, who cared for wounded from the June 1918 Chateau-Thierry campaign; as hospital founder Harriet Bard Squiers wrote, "The hospital was a slaughterhouse ... Hoytie W[i]borg did such splendid work. She never had her clothes off for nights....I can't begin to tell you how wonderful she has been." During World War II, she served in the French Resistance. She was a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor.

👤 Noteworthy Saloon (First Class) Passengers

🌟 Prominent American Families & Elites

Mrs. Charles Allis – Philanthropist tied to the Allis-Chalmers legacy in Milwaukee, patron of arts and culture.

Mrs. Susan C. Baker – Widow of George F. Baker, railroad magnate and financier; noted philanthropist.

Mr. A. J. & Mrs. Jessie Ball du Pont – Industrial family dynasty, with deep ties to U.S. business and philanthropy.

Mrs. Ralph Emerson (Ruth Hanna McCormick) – From a leading political dynasty, later a U.S. Representative; linked to industrialist and publishing families.

Mrs. Jacob Schiff (Therese Loeb Schiff) – Widow of the financier and philanthropist, underscoring New York’s elite Jewish-German banking circles.

Carroll L. Wainwright – Artist and member of the Gould-Wainwright family, tied to Wall Street and art circles.

Miss Mary H. Wiborg – Heiress and Parisian socialite, noted for her WWI Red Cross work and later service in the French Resistance; recipient of the French Legion of Honor.

🎖 Military & Political Figures

Col. J. R. Simpson – Military officer traveling with family; indicative of postwar mobility of senior officers.

Archibald Roosevelt (1894–1979) – Son of President Theodore Roosevelt; decorated soldier in WWI and later WWII, wounded multiple times, awarded the Silver Star, Purple Heart, and Croix de Guerre. His presence represents a direct link to one of America’s most prominent families.

🧑‍🎓 Professors & Academics

Prof. Arthur L. Walker – Noted academic traveler, representing the intellectual exchange between Europe and America in the 1920s.

✝ Religious Figures

Rev. Dr. T. Bond Holland (1872–1930) – Methodist Episcopal pastor, Saratoga Springs, combining clerical leadership with academic reputation.

Archdeacon M. Wilson – Senior Anglican clergyman, emphasizing the continuing importance of faith leadership in transatlantic travel.

🩺 Medical Professionals

Dr. Lee K. Frankel – Sociologist and public health leader, key in shaping early 20th-century welfare programs.

Dr. Emanuel Libman (1872–1946) – Pioneering physician in bacteriology and cardiology, discoverer of Libman-Sacks endocarditis.

Dr. Paul D. White – Emerging figure in cardiology, later considered the “father of modern cardiology.”

Dr. Eli Moschowitz – Physician remembered for describing thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (“Moschowitz syndrome”).

🎭 Arts & Entertainment

Madame Maud Santley – Likely tied to the musical and operatic Santley family; indicative of cultural connections.

H. Reeves Smith – Actor prominent in London theater, highlighting transatlantic cultural exchanges.

👤 Noteworthy Second Class Passengers

Even in Second Class, prominent clergy and professionals are noted:

Rev. D. W. Dowding – Clergyman in Second Class, perhaps linked to missionary or pastoral work.

Rev. J. S. Guzdck & Rev. G. Thomas – Illustrating the religious diversity of Cunard’s passenger list.

Prof. G. T. Raysdale – Another academic presence outside Saloon Class.

This underscores how Aquitania in 1922 bridged elite and professional classes alike.

🎶 Life Onboard

Passengers enjoyed:

• Professional orchestra with daily performances 🎼
• Wireless telegraphy with Marconi system 📡
• Fine dining in Saloon and Second Class, with strict meal service hours
• Libraries and Reading Rooms stocked with English-language works 📚
• Deck games and social events, blending leisure with elegance

📸 Noteworthy Images

Front Cover (James S. Mann painting of schooner at sea) – Maritime artistry tied to Cunard luxury 【Image #13b57f32c8】.

Title Page with Officers – Featuring Captain Sir James Charles 【Image #231155c834】.

Passenger List Samples (Parts 1–8) – Documenting Saloon-class elites and notables 【23118439c0】【2312d1fd6f】.

Second Class Passenger Lists – Showing professional and religious diversity 【2312eda3ed】【2313e1208f】.

📚 Relevance of the Voyage

For teachers, students, historians, genealogists, and collectors, this list is of immense value:

Genealogists can connect family members to prominent industrial, political, and religious legacies.

Medical historians see a gathering of physicians who shaped early 20th-century health science.

Social historians note the coexistence of American elites, European academics, and religious figures on a single sailing.

Art and cultural historians find actors, musicians, and heiresses who embodied transatlantic cultural exchange.

📝 Final Thoughts – Why This Passenger List Matters

The 12 August 1922 voyage of RMS Aquitania captures the glamour of postwar transatlantic travel at its peak. The presence of political dynasties (Roosevelt, Emerson, du Pont, Schiff), medical pioneers (Libman, White, Moschowitz), clergy, and socialites (Wiborg, Allis, Baker) elevates this passenger list far beyond a routine roster—it is a social document of the interwar Atlantic world.

For genealogists, historians, and collectors, it serves as a window into the individuals shaping politics, medicine, religion, and culture in the early 1920s.

Title Page with Listing of Senior Officers and Staff. RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 231155c834

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 1 (Mr. James Addison-Miss B. G. Brooks). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 23118439c0

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 2 (Mr. S. Brown-Miss M. W. Fuller). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2311a7622c

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 3 (Mrs. Allen W. Garner-Mrs. A C. Jenks). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 23126f2478

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 4 (Mrs. J. McG. Jewell-Mr. Mohr). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 23128d05f5

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 5 (Miss M. L. Montgomery-Miss P. Robertson). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2312976604

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 6 (Miss A. H. Robie-Mrs. Lloyd S. Smith). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2312a1e8f7

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 7 (Mr. H. Reeves Smith-Miss Mary H. Wilborg). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2312d1fd6f

List of Saloon Passengers, Part 8 (Mr. Witham P. Wiese-Mr. Harry T. Ziskind Plus Two Handritten Names: Mr. Hue Sanford and Mrs. Hue Sanford). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2312e38705

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 1 (Mr. O. Allen-Mrs. D. Coperud). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2312eda3ed

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 2 (Mrs. M. Cosseavilla-Mrs. A. Glatt). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 231315ed8a

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 3 (Mr. C. Glumpky-Miss E. C. Josey). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 231364c0a5

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 4 (Mrs. B. Kagan-Mr. G. McGhan). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 23136e75f3

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 5 (Mr. F. McKechnie-Miss L. Reardon). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 23137b5e89

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 6 (Mrs. J. Reeder-Mrs. E. Stellberg). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2313df0873

List of Second Class Passengers, Part 7 (Mr. J. H. Stitt-Miss D. Wright). RMS Aquitania Saloon and Second Class Passenger List, 12 August 1922. | GGA Image ID # 2313e1208f