SS Hamburg Passenger List - 2 August 1934
Front Cover of a First and Tourist Class Passenger List from the SS Hamburg of the Hamburg American Line, Departing 2 August 1934 from Hamburg to New York via Boulogne Sur Mer and Southampton, Commanded by Captain Koch. GGA Image ID # 1f56a7f963
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain Koch
- First Officer: F. Friske
- Second Officer: P. Friedrich
- Second Officer: O. Faller
- Second Officer: E. Scheel
- Third Officer: H. Nippa
- Fourth Officer: F. Sohnke
- Fourth Officer: W. Koop
- First Wireless Officer: E. Bading
- Second Wireless Officer: E. Neuwald
- Third Wireless Officer: W. Groene
- Chief Engineer: R. Rix
- Second Engineer: R. Schacht
- Second Engineer: A. Thöne
- Third Engineer: W. Brecht
- Third Engineer: G. Scholle
- Third Engineer: H. Kreutziger
- Third Engineer: C. Wiencke
- Third Engineer: G. Weist
- Fourth Engineer: W. Eikhof
- Fourth Engineer: W. Schweinsberg
- Fourth Engineer: G. Strüfing
- Fourth Engineer: K. Weber
- Electrician: H. Kneller
- Electrician: H. Schlüter
- Cinema projectionist: E. Hirsch
- Surgeon: H. Kickton
- Surgeon: C. Kupsch
- Sister: Schwester Hildegard Jonas
- Chief Purser: R. Leschper
- First Purser: M. Janssen
- Second Purser: E. Rüssel
- Assistant Purser: M. Pollow
- Assistant Purser: E. Vogt
- Assistant Purser: W. Eckhoff
- Baggage Handler: G. Tamm
- Chief Steward: I. Klasse R. Bunke
- Assistant Chief Steward: I. Klasse J. Martens
- Tourist Class Chief Steward: H. Möller
- Tourist Class Assistant Chief Steward: O. Fürsterling
- Third Class Chief Steward: W. Kröger
- Third Class Assistant Chief Steward: W. Schreip
- Grill Chef: BERNHARD
- Kitchen master: E. Diessner
- Head of the artists' band: E. Fruth
First Class Passengers
TO NEW YORK
- Fräulein Caroline M. Adams
- Herr Gesandtschaftsrat
- Dr. Georg Ahrens
- Frau Thomas M. Alexander
- Fräulein Louise Bancroft
- Frau Cora Barrow
- Fräulein Helen Bergin
- Frau Paulin Bielschowsky
- Gertrud E. Bielschowsky
- Robert W. Bielschowsky
- Frau Alwilda M. Bole
- Fräulein Mary A. Bole
- Herr V. Edward Borges
- Frau George W. Brandt
- Herr A. Brodmerkel
- Frau A. Brodmerkel
- Frau Hampton Bush
- Herr Frederick J. Byrne
- Herr Robert Duncan Cheel
- Fräulein Martha E. Claas
- Herr Charles M. Collamer
- Frau Charles M. Collamer
- Fräulein Clara Connelly
- Fräulein Frances M. Connolly
- Fräulein Marg. A. Connolly
- Herr S. E. Cotter
- Frau Anna von Damm
- Frau Everett Davey
- Herr Richard Davey
- Frau Edwin J. Dewes
- Frau Francis J. Dewes
- Fräulein Dorothy W. Dewes
- Fräulein Elizabeth G. Dewes
- Herr Hermann Dinklage
- Frau Hermann Dinklage
- Fräulein Jessie P. Domhoff
- Fräulein Elizabeth A. Duffy
- Herr Charles R Esdorn
- Frau Charles R. Esdorn
- Frau A. C. Fisher
- Fräulein Melba A. Foster
- Frau John M. Gallup
- Herr Riley Gilbert
- Fräulein Frances Godfrey
- Herr Charles B. Goldsborough
- Herr Edward F. Gundrum
- Frau Edward F. Gundrum
- Frau John C. Haddock
- Fräulein Clare Haddock
- Herr August Heinrichsbauer
- Frau May M. Hespenheide
- Herr Henry Hillmeyer
- Herr Geo D. Horning
- Frau Geo D. Horning
- Frau Bertram L. Howe
- Herr Direktor Edgar Huth
- Frau Edgar Huth
- Herr W. T. Hyde
- Herr Dr.John Janss
- Frau John Janss
- Frau Emma S. Janss
- Fräulein Frieda Janss
- Frau Mary Johnston
- Fräulein Frances Johnston
- Frau Maude K. Johnston
- Herr Dr. James W. Jobling
- Herr David Kane
- Frau David Kane
- Herr Reinhard Kaufmann
- Fräulein Margaret Kenney
- Herr John A. Kluge
- Fräulein Gertrud Koetter
- Fräulein Mary E. Laatz
- Frau Kathryn Lally
- Herr Charles Lamb
- Frau Charles Lamb
- Herr William A Lamb
- Frau E. Lawrence
- Fräulein D. Lawrence
- Fräulein E. Lawrence
- Fräulein Mary L. Libert
- Herr W. B. Louer
- Frau W. B. Louer
- Herr Walter C. Lundgreen
- Fräulein J. A. McGowan
- Herr C. S. McLean Jr.
- Frau C. S. McLean
- Fräulein Virginia McManus
- Frau Henrietta C. W. McNeilly
- Herr Charles G. Marsh
- Frau F. B. Meconi
- Herr Paul F. Meconi
- Herr Carl Nelson
- Fräulein D. Viola Nelson
- Herr Charles F. Noyes
- Frau Charles F. Noyes
- Fräulein Edith Noyes
- Frau Mary Peters
- Fräulein Martha Peters
- Herr Karl Placht
- Herr L. W. Post
- Herr Eugene J. Rainey
- Herr Eugene Rainey Jr.
- Herr Rudolf Redman
- Fräulein Minnie Rich
- Herr Bernard H. Ridder Jr.
- Herr Dr. E. H. Rogers
- Frau E. H. Rogers
- Fräulein Elizabeth Rogers
- Fräulein Velma Rogers
- Frau Margaret H. Rorke
- Fräulein Marie Ruddy
- Frau Walter E. Rupprecht
- Fräulein Anna Rupprecht
- Frau Frank Schoble
- Herr Diedrich Scharninghausen
- Frau Diedrich Scharninghausen
- Herr Hermann Schultz
- Herr William A. Scully
- Herr Edwin A. Seipp
- Frau Edwin A. Seipp
- Herr Edwin A. Seipp Jr.
- Fräulein Pauline Seipp
- Herr J. Lawrence Sellman
- Frau J. Lawrence Sellman
- Frau W.R. Shakelford
- Herr Dr. G. F. Showers
- Frau G. F. Showers
- Fräulein Marie E. Siess
- Fräulein Helen C. Sill
- Fräulein Smith
- Herr E. W. Spaulding
- Frau E. W. Spaulding
- Herr D. M. Springer
- Frau Merle Sproull
- Frau Henry Stamm
- Herr Henry Stamm
- Herr Prof. Dr. Valentin Stang
- Fräulein Frieda Steigerwald
- Fräulein Mary Louise Stewart
- Frau W. J. Tingue
- Herr William Morrison Tingue
- Herr John Treiber
- Frau John Treiber
- Frau G. W. Truitt
- Herr A. W. Turner
- Rev. Francis J. Uleau
- Fräulein Clara L. Wackwitz
- Herr Joseph A. Wagenbauer
- Frau F. S. Washburn
- Fräulein Elizabeth Washburn
- Frau Lillian Whritner
- Frau J. H. A. Williams
- Frau Annie C. Winter
- Miss Helen J. Wright
TO SOUTHAMPTON
- Herr Detlef Bade
- Fräulein Beryl Bayntun
- Herr Johannes Beeck
- Fräulein Gertrud Bohle
- Sir Stenson Cooke
- Fräulein Martha Engelländer
- Frau Mimi Guhls
- Herr Arthur Hunold
- Frau Bertha Knoch
- Herr Oberkantor Leon Kornitzer
- Herr Gerhard Leopold
- Herr Kurth Nothdurft
- Herr Akira Othake
- Herr Fritz Pick
- Frau Charlotte Povers
- Herr Gerhard Preusser
- Fräulein Margeret A. Ripley
- Herr Hans Rönnfeldt
- Herr Hans Stahl
- Frau Hertha Stark
- Herr Walter Teetz
- Frau Walter Teetz
- Fräulein Gabriele Wienecke
- Herr Alexis Wisniewski
Tourist Class Passengers
TO NEW YORK
- Fräulein Elly Albers
- Fräulein Collett Anthony
- Frau Sophie Appel
- Herr Dr. Lothar Ariess
- Herr Dr. Jakob Atzkern
- Fräulein Hester Barlow
- Fräulein Mary Barry
- Fräulein Annie Barry
- Herr Patrick Barry
- Herr Dr. Emil Baumann
- Herr Direktor Arthur Baumgarten
- Fräulein Clara Behnke
- Fräulein Vesta L. Black
- Herr Detlef Böge
- Frau Detlef Böge
- Herr Fritz von Borcke
- Frau Fritz von Borcke
- Frau Marie Louise E. de Bovet
- Claude E. de Bovet
- Herr Dr. Robert Braunbeck
- Herr Professor Dr. Carl Brüggemann
- Fräulein Dorothea Buck
- Fräulein Marie Caro
- Fräulein Clara Chapman
- Herr A. H. Chase
- Herr Charles Connell
- Herr George Conover
- Herr Carl Conradï
- Herr C. C. Cooper
- Herr Hermann de Crignis
- Herr Duncan W. Dean
- Fräulein Ilse Deutsch
- Fräulein Rose Dohrer
- Herr Elwood Drake
- Fräulein Frances Drake
- Fräulein Elisa Echecopar
- Frau Mary Eggers
- Herr Dr. Karl Ehlers
- Herr Georg Felbinger
- Rev. George C. Ferry
- Frau George C. Ferry
- Frank Ferry
- Herr Sipp La Fleur
- Herr Fritz Frank
- Frau Fritz Frank
- Herr Artur Frank
- Frau Charlotte Freitag
- Herr Bernhard Gately
- Frau Bernhard Gately
- Herr Dr. Klaus E. Gehring
- Herr Dr. Franz Gerlach
- Frau Anna Gerst
- Herr Dr. Wilhelm Geuer
- Herr Dr. Richard Giese
- Herr Fred A. Gilbert
- Fräulein Ida Goldner
- Herr Robert Gotting
- Herr Professor Dr. Richard Götze
- Fräulein Helen Graef
- Herr Rudolf Graefe
- Frau Rudolf Graefe
- Frau Berta Greulich
- Fräulein Mabel G. Griffin
- Fräulein Barbara D. Griffin
- Herr Dr. Hans Grimm
- Herr Wolfgang Güntsche
- Fräulein Agnes Haldenwang
- Frau Gertrud Harker
- Waltraut Harker
- Fräulein Sarah M. Hathaway
- Frau Hertha Hauhart
- Herr Karl Heckenbach
- Frau Karl Heckenbach
- Fräulein Flla Hedrick
- Herr Hans Hess
- Fräulein Louise Hess
- Rev. J. J. Hiemanga
- Herr August Hoehn
- Frau August Hoehn
- Herr Dr. Hugo Hohmann
- Herr Walter Holler
- Fräulein Johanna Honig
- Fräulein Mary Houlihan
- Herr Bruno Hubrich
- Frau Bruno Hubrich
- Fräulein Paula Hunkel
- Fräulein Anne Liese Jacoby
- Fräulein Charlotte Jaeckle
- Frau Elfreda J. Jensen
- Frau Sara G. Johnson
- Herr Hermann Kahrs
- Frau Hermann Kahrs
- Hermann Kahrs
- Herr Dr. Georg Katzke
- Fräulein Margaret L. Kenney
- Frau Everett E. Kent
- Fräulein Virginia Kent
- Herr Dr. Ernst Keppler
- Herr Herbert Klenke
- Rev. Peter P. Kluck
- Fräulein Martha Klukkert
- Herr Heinrich Kohlmann
- Frau Heinrich Kohlmann
- Fräulein L. A. Kohlmann
- Herr Theodor Kohlmann
- Herr Hermann Koch
- Herr Professor Frantisek Kral
- Fräulein Anni Kraus
- Herr Dr. Adolf Krause
- Herr Heinz Kreft
- Herr Johann Kreikle
- Herr Max Krol
- Frau Max Krol
- Ruth Krol
- Nattalie Krol
- Frau Hildegard Kühnreich
- Fräulein Else Künzel
- Herr Dr. Eugen Kurtz
- Fräulein Kathryn D. Lahey
- Fräulein Elsie C. Larsen
- Frau lsabel B. Lefkort
- Herr Bernhard Lehwald
- Frau Bernhard Lehwald
- Herr Professor Dr. Jan Lenfeld
- Herr Gustav Lichdi
- Herr Professor Rudolf Lieske
- Frau Eugenia Lindelof
- Fräulein Ludmilla Lindenthal
- Herr Dr. Rudolf Lindner
- Frau Rudolf Lindner
- Herr Dr. Julius Lingenberg
- Frau Elfriede Loebs
- Frau Maria Loebs
- Herr Adolph Loewel
- Frau Adolph Loewel
- Herr Anton Lorke
- Frau Viktoria Lotze
- Herr Gerhart Lührs
- Herr Wilhelm Mattes
- Herr Chas. E. McCraith
- Herr William P. Meyer
- Herr Martin Miller
- Frau Lilli Millineaux
- Herr Lorenz Molkau
- Rev. J. Morrison
- Frau J. Morrison und Kinder
- Herr Arnold Mühlhauser
- Fräulein Pauline Müller
- Fräulein Marion Mulville
- Herr Professor Dr. Friedrich Müssemeier
- Herr Walter van Nessen
- Herr Professor Dr. Johannes Nörr
- Frau Anna Ossendorf
- Herr Dr. Robert von Ostertag
- Herr Josef Pailer
- Herr Dr. Christoph Pante
- Frau Edward H. Park
- Herr Charles H. Park
- Herr Johann Papp
- Fräulein Nettie Peacock
- Herr Frantisek Pfaff
- Fräulein Harriet Pollard
- Herr Dr. Alois Pommer
- Herr Professor Chandler R. Post
- Herr Heinrich Prahl
- Frau Anni Preiss
- Herr E. Rappaport
- Fräulein Lena Ready
- Herr Ricardo Ricart
- Herr Professor Dr. Eduard Richters
- Herr Karl Riedel
- Herr John E. Riley
- Fräulein Adelaide Rogers
- Herr H. P. Rogers
- Herr Professor Dr. Karl A. Rojahn
- Frau Esther Rosendahl
- Herr Heinrich Ross
- Herr Hugo Sass
- Herr Alfred Sass
- Fräulein Mabel W. Savage
- Herr Richard Schäfle
- Herr Professor Dr. Siegmund Schermer
- Herr Frank Schepper
- Herr Hermann Scheuer
- Herr Professor Dr. Friedrich Schöttler
- Herr Dr. Oswald Schreiber
- Frau Emma Schreyer
- Frau Martha Schulz
- Fräulein Amy Seasholes
- Herr Hans Siegmeyer
- Herr Robert Simpkins
- Fräulein Mary Southard
- Frau Anna Sternal
- Fräulein Paula Stern
- Frau Mary Stirnweiss
- Fräulein Margaret Stoll
- Frau Elise Stöss
- Fräulein Grace C. Straight
- Herr Karl Straub
- Herr Walter Strauss
- Herr Frank Swayze
- Herr Charles Tagliabne
- Frau Charles Tagliabne
- Herr H. B. Taylor
- Frau H. B. Taylor
- Fräulein Helen Taylor
- Fräulein Mary Taylor
- Harry Taylor
- Berody Taylor
- Frau Elena Teodoru
- Fräulein F. Thompson
- Herr Dr. Erich Traub
- Frau Erich Traub
- Fräulein Grace Ulrich
- Herr Lorenzo del Vecchio
- Herr Dr. Albert Vosshage
- Herr Albert Waibel
- Herr Paul Walken
- Herr Dr. Friedrich Weber
- Herr Dr. Richard Weiss
- Frau Frieda Weissberg
- Frau Albert Willard
- Fräulein A. C. Williams
- Fräulein Virginia Williams
- Fräulein Rachel de Wolf
- Herr Dr. Karl L. Wolters
- Frau A. L. Woodruff
- Frau Marie Wrede
- Herr Benjamin Yoskowitz
- Herr Gustav Zeller
- Herr Dr. Hermann Zeller
- Herr Professor Dr. Wilhelm Zwick
- Herr Dr. F. Zwilgmeyer
TO SOUTHAMPTON
- Herr Claude de Boret
- Herr Herbert Butz
- Herr Nathan Dranow
- Frau Hedwig Hirschmann
- Herr John L. Hume
- Frau John L. Hume
- Fräulein Zella Jackson
- Fräulein Freda Jones
- Herr Herbert Lehmann
- Herr Hermann Mayer
- Frau Hermann Mayer
- Frau Dora Meyer und Kinder
- Herr Dr. Constantin Michiu
- Frau Constantin Michiu
- Frau Lena Minden
- Herr Dieter Morré
- Fräulein Ursula von Pentz
- Herr L. Platt
- Fräulein G. M. Raabe
- Herr Friedrich Schulz
- Frau Friedericke Schwade
- Fräulein Kathlyn Shaw
- Herr John W. Taylor
- Herr Werner Tewes
- Frau Werner Tewes
- Frau Winnefred Turnbull
- Fräulein Charlotte Vielhaben
- Fräulein Wilma Wolff
TO BOULOGNE SUR MER
- Fräulein Gretchen Schwöbel
The Hamburg-American Line (HAPAG)
The Hamburg-American Line was founded in 1847. Its growth to importance was slow at first, but exceedingly rapid afterwards, so that—in 1914—the Company was the world's biggest shipping undertaking, its fleet aggregating more than 1,300,000 gross register tons.
The war and its after-effects completely destroyed the work which it had taken seven decades to build up ; but reconstruction set in at once, with the result that the Hapag is now once more one of the largest and most important shipping companies. Its fleet consists of 155 sea-going ships and 221 vessels of smaller size, whose combined tonnage amounts to about one million gross register tons.
The routes served by the Company's ships once more span the globe. More than 30 regular services are operated to North, Central and South America, to Africa, the Netherlands Indies, the Far East and Australasia. Several pleasure cruises are also undertaken annually by some of the Company's ships, including cruises to the Scandinavian and Baltic countries, to the Mediterranean, the Orient, the Atlantic Isles, the West Indies, around Africa (4 Continents) and a cruise around the world.
The Company's shore organization is equally comprehensive. The Head Office is situated in a fine building facing the Binnenalster in Hamburg. It accommodates, among others, the offices of the managers, the passenger and freight departments, the shipbuilding section, the bookkeeping departments, etc.
The harbour installations of the Hapag comprise Kaiser-Wilhelm-Hafen, Ellerholzhafen, part of Indiahafen, and certain parts of other harbour basins. No less than 158 cranes with a total hoisting capacity of 588 tons are available on the quays for the handling of merchandise. The length of the railway sidings connecting the harbour installations with the network of the National Railways is 10-8 miles.
As regards the other establishments operated by the Hapag in the port of Hamburg, special mention must be made of the Overseas Home, where passengers are boarded and lodged at moderate rates prior to their departure. The large installations at Cuxhaven where passengers arc embarked and disembarked are also of considerable interest.
A few figures may be added to give a rough idea of the importance of Germany's largest shipping undertaking. Since its foundation, its ships have carried 8,1 million passengers and 5,367,000,000 cubic ft. of cargo. The total number of beds on the whole of the ships is 16,500, so that as many as 16,500 persons can be carried across the sea at the same time.
The number of clerical employees, workmen, etc., required to keep the firm's business going, is about 12,700. Of these, 8,600 are employed on board the Company's ships, 3,400 on shore, and 700 act as passenger or freight agents in all parts of the world.
Information For Passengers
New York Mail for Passengers. The New York Office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie has made arrangements that mail addressed to passengers arriving in New York may be obtained at the principal exit on the upper floor of the Pier. This only applies to such letters, etc., that arrive too late to be delivered to passengers on board during their stay at the quarantine station.
Landing Card. On arrival in New York the "Landing card" attached to your ticket is to be handed to the Immigration Officer for endorsement. First-class passengers will receive the landing cards by the purser during the voyage.
New York Porter Service. Passengers are reminded that the porters on the New York piers are not allowed to ask for gratuities in consideration of the handling of passengers' baggage, they being paid sufficient wages for their services. If, nevertheless, any porter should demand payment for handling such baggage, passengers are requested to note the number plate on his cap and to report him to one of the uniformed policemen on the pier.
In addition, passengers are earnestly advised to direct their enquiries concerning baggage or passage matters exclusively to persons who, by their uniforms, arc plainly seen to be Hapag employees. Failing this precaution, they expose themselves to the risk of being taken advantage of by unauthorized persons.
Passengers proceeding to interior Destinations. Wireless advance bookings of Pullman, sleeping and parlor car accommodation for the journey from New York to places situated in the interior may be effected on board through the intermediary of the Purser.
Sailing Permits for Non-Americans. Non-Americans (including visitors to the United States who intend a temporary stay only) must obtain, prior to their departure from the United States, a Sailing Permit, which must be produced previous to going on board, when the final passage ticket is examined. Such Sailing Permits are issued at the Custom House, Battery, New York.
Further information will be gladly given by the Hamburg-American Line/North German Lloyd, 57, Broadway, New York.
Imported Plants and Soil etc. Prohibited. The United States Department of Agriculture, Plant Quarantine and Control Administration, advises under "Notice of Quarantine No. 37," that plants, soil or other similar materials cannot be imported into the United States, either as souvenirs or in any other category.
Advance Reservations of Automobiles. The Hamburg-American Line has made arrangements with the Pennsylvania Cadillac Motor Service, New York, whereby private limousines may be ordered by wireless to our New York piers for arrival of our ships. Information as to rates and all other details are obtainable at the Tourist Department of the Hamburg-American Line on board.
