SS Vancouver Passenger List - 16 May 1903
Saloon Passenger List for the SS Vancouver of the Dominion Line, Departing 16 May 1903 from Naples to Boston via Azores, Commanded by Captain MacDonald.
Saloon Passengers
- Miss E. F. Burnett
- Mr. Consiglio Cavallo
- Miss G. Cacouriotou
- Mr. Nic. Carayannis
- Mrs. Secat. Carayannis
- Master Thos. Carayannis
- Mr. George D. Carayannis
- Mr. Heracles Choukuroglou
- Miss Polymnia Choukuroglou
- Mr. Griffith Coit
- Mrs. G. Coit
- Miss Doroty Coit
- Miss Barbara Coit
- Dr. G. M. Cooper
- Mr. W. H. Cotton
- Mr. Carmine Del Basso
- Mr. Parros Drivalas
- Mr. Luigi Ferrise
- Mrs. Chas. F. Fitz
- Mr. Alessio Foggia
- Mrs. M. J. Gorham
- Miss Mary C. Hardy
- Miss Henriette E. Hardy
- Miss Alice Hayes
- Mr. A. Karam
- Mrs. Karam and children
- Mrs. George H. Love
- Miss Marion W. Lowe
- Mr. Wilhelm Mayward
- Mr. James Means
- Mrs. Agnes B. Means
- Master Gregor Means
- Master Lloyd Means
- Miss Agnes Means, Maid and Governess
- Master V. Michalopoulos
- Mr. Chas. Mitchell
- Mrs. Chas. Mitchell
- Miss Mitchell
- Miss Ladie M. Morse
- Miss Isabel Murray
- Mr. Libby Paladino
- Mrs. D. Papageorgiou
- Miss Fedora Papageorgiou
- Capt. Richardson
- Miss M. R. Ripley
- Miss H. B. Ripley
- Miss Lisa Salcebic
- Mrs. Roland Seager
- Miss Annina Sgueglia
- Mr. E. W. Stevens
- Mr. Chas M. Stewart
- Miss Mary Taussig
- Miss Catherina Taussig
- Miss Helen Taussig
- Mrs. M. Towne
- Mr. P. V. Ventelis
Printing: Richter & Co. Napoli
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