SS Patria Passenger List - 11 February 1928
Front Cover, First Class Passenger List from the SS Patria of the Fabre Line, Departing Saturday, 11 February 1928 from Marseilles to New York via Naples and Palerme, Commanded by Juste Tempesti.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain Juste Tempesti
- First Officer: G. Mehouas
- Second Officer: R. Jazaret
- Third Officer: F. Muselli
- Fourth Officer: L. Hivière
- Assistant Officer: L. Schmit
- Chief Engineer: A. Liotier
- Second Engineer: P. Vaux
- Third Engineer: A. Varene
- Fourth Engineer: F. Cavavagio
- Fifth Engineer: F. Laty
- Assistant Engineer: J. Pellet
- Wireless Operator: A. Brunet
- Wireless Operator: P. Monavan
- Wireless Operator: A. Triscos
- First Cabin Surgeon: A. Charazac
- First Cabin Surgeon: C. Barone
- Chief Purser, First Cabin: L. Vincent
- Assistant Purser, First Cabin: G. Petitdivier
- Assistant Purser, First Cabin: V. Ricodeau
- Chief Steward: I. Otter
- Second Steward: H. Caldini
- Chief Cook: F. Dadure
- Orchestra Conductor: A. Raynaud
First Class Passengers
- Mrs. Samuel Areuson
- Mr Samuel Areson
- Mrs. H. Franck Blackstone
- Sister Iosepha Battaglia
- Sister Carmela Busuttil
- Sister Borothy Burt
- Sister Ethel Burns
- Mrs. Buxton
- Mr Roberto Cavin
- Sister Maria Camilleri
- Countess Dorothy de Santeircu
- Mrs. Goncetta De Mattia C.
- Sister Mary Dowd
- Mr Daudon
- Sister Ruby Gibbs
- Rev. lolm McGarr
- Sister Emilie Hickey
- Mrs. Jacobson
- Miss Jacobson
- Mrs. Mary c. Lowes
- Mr Louis Lorenzi
- Miss Garrett Lancey
- Miss Helen Mouat
- Mr George Nail
- Mr John Parson
- Mr Pirro Paci
- Sister Angela Rademacher
- Sister Margaret o' Rourke
- Baron Jvar Rosenkrantz
- Baroness Jvar Rosenkrantz
- Mrs. E. Wood Schaffer
- Rev. Wiliiam Sheely
- Mrs. Emily Skeel
- Mr Franch N. Trevor
- Mr Margaret Trevor
- Miss Betty Trevor
- Mrs. Henry Waterson
- Mrs. Miriam P. Walley
- Mrs. Horace Wait
- Miss Betty Yates
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