RMS New England Passenger List - 18 May 1899
Front Cover, Saloon Passenger List for the RMS New England of the Dominion Line, Departing 18 May 1899 from Liverpool to Boston via Queenstown (Cobh).
Notable Passengers: Viscount Fincastle, Mr. J. Murray Forbes, Miss Mary B. Forbes and other members of the Forbes family.
Saloon Passengers
- Mr. J. D. Armitage
- Mrs. Armitage
- Mr. Howard A. Carson - Howard Adams Carson, Engineer in Boston
- Mrs. Carson
- Mrs. Clark
- Mr. C. H. Dalton
- Mrs. Dalton
- Miss Susan D. Dalton (Later, Mrs. Alfford W. Cooley)
- Miss Daly
- Mrs. Dayton
- Mr. T Eaton
- Mrs. Eaton
- Miss Ellis
- Viscount Fincastle Alexander Edward Murray, 8th Earl of Dunmore, VC, DSO, MVO, (22 April 1872–29 January 1962)
- Mr. J. Murray Forbes - James Murray Forbes (1868-1957)
- Mrs. Forbes (m. 1871) Alice Francis Bowditch (1848-1929)
- Miss Mary B. Forbes - Mary Bowditch Forbes (1878-1961) founder of the Mary Bowditch Forbes Collection of Abraham Lincoln memorabilia
- Miss Dorothy Forbes - Dorothy Murray Forbes (1881-1944)
- Mr. A. Geiger
- Miss A. H. Gilman
- Miss E. M. Hacker
- Mr. I.. Higginson
- Mrs. Higginson
- Mr. H. H. Holmes
- Mr. J. H. Housser
- Mrs. Housser
- Mr. R. James
- Mr. G. L. Lilley
- Mrs. L. Lloyd
- Mrs. G. S. Mansfield
- Mr. Robert L. Means
- Mrs. Means
- Miss Claire Means
- Miss Nannie Means And Governess
- Master Gordon Means
- Master Robert Means
- Mr. Otto Meyer
- Mr. R. Fletcher Moorshead
- Mrs. E. C. Palmer
- Miss M. L. Palmer
- Miss M. E. Palmer
- Mr. D. C. Percival
- Mrs. Percival
- Mr. E. A. Pierpoint
- Mr. James C. Potter
- Hon. J. Price And Valet
- Mr. Llewellyn Price
- Miss Price
- Miss C. Price And Maid
- Miss E. Robb
- Mrs. N. W. Rogers And Maid
- Miss Annie Schofield
- Miss H. Simpson
- Mrs. E. L. Squire
- Mr. W. L. Stebbins
- Mrs. Stebbins
- Mr. J. D. Street
- Miss M. T. Taylor
- Mr. T. Frank Thompson
- Miss Turton
- Miss Venour
- Mrs. W. C. Wharton
- Miss N. C. Wharton And Maid
- Miss K. Wilson
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