SS Rotterdam Passenger List - 21 May 1924
Front Cover, First and Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS Rotterdam of the Holland-America Line, Departing 21 May 1924 from Rotterdam to Halifax and New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton, Commanded by Commodore Van Den Heuvel. GGA Image ID # 17c7c5059f
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Commodore Van Den Heuvel
- Chief Officer: Coster
- Chief-Engineer: Michels
- Purser: Reyntjes
- Physician: Dr. Kelly
- Chief-Steward: Van Der Boon
First Cabin Passengers
Embark at Rotterdam
- Miss W. L. Appelbaum
- Mr. W. A. Arndt
- Mrs. W. A. Arndt
- Mast. W. F. Arndt
- Mast. W. P. Arndt
- Miss Chr. H. Arndt
- Mrs. I. von Borcke
- Miss M. H. Congdon
- Mr. T. Deelman
- Mr. W. Durieux
- Mrs. W. Durieux
- Mr. G. P. Friedmann
- Mr. G. S. Friedmann
- Mrs. G. S. Friedmann
- Dr. A. Galamb
- Mrs. A. Galamb
- Mast. A. Galamb
- Mr. H. A. Grusch
- Mrs. H. A. Grusch
- Miss R. Grusch
- Mr. J. Haeberle
- Mr. H. E. Hamm
- Mrs. E. Hodenpyl
- Miss C. Hoffmann
- Mr. L. Kalman
- Mr. A. H. Kloppenburg
- Mrs. A. H. Kloppenburg
- Miss M. Knepper
- Mr. M. Maier-Hermann
- Mr. H W. Mauser
- Mrs. H. W. Mauser
- Mr. D. Merens
- Mr. F. W. R. von L. ter Meulen
- Mrs. M. Mrzenova
- Miss J. Mrzenova
- Mr. G. C. D. Odell
- Mr. D. Pyzel
- Miss J. Ouaintance
- Mr. N. J. A. C. van Rossem
- Mrs. E. M. Round
- Hon. B. Singer, Consul General of Nicaragua and Consul of Spain at Chicago, Ill
- Mrs. B. Singer
- Mr. Ed. H. Smith
- Mrs. Ed. H. Turner
- Mr. Fred. Stockwell
- Mrs. Fred. Stockwell
- Mr. A. Treep Jr.
- Mr. M. G. Wagenaar ( Hummelinck )
- Mts. M. G. Wagenaar ( Hummelinck )
- Mr. C. H. Wagenaar ( Hummelinck )
- Mrs. F. H. Walker
- Mr. J. Warboise
- Mr. H. Zelinsky
- Mrs. Zelinsky
Embark at Boulogne-sur-Mer
- Mr. S. Barnett
- Mrs. S. Barnett
- Mast. A. Barnett
- Mr. F. N. Bendelari
- Mrs. Bentley
- Mr. H. Berger
- Mrs. H. Berger
- Miss H. Berger
- Mr. J. Cahill
- Mrs. R. de Caro
- Mrs. J. S. Carpenter
- Miss G. Chanter
- Mr. R. Cloos
- Mrs. W. L. Cornelius
- Miss Chr. L. Cornelius
- Mr. A, C. Crombie
- Mrs. A. C. Crombie
- Rev. Th. B. Downey
- Mrs. H. W. Fenton
- Miss M. Fergusson
- Mr. B. J. Garfunkel
- Mrs. B. J. Garfunkel
- Mast. R. H. Garfunkel
- Mrs. M. Glorieux
- Mr. C. Granel
- Mrs. J. P. Grey
- Miss M. L. Grey
- Mrs. S. Griffis
- Miss Th. Griffis
- Mast. N. Griffis
- Mrs. G. Humphrey
- Miss S. J. Humprey
- Mrs. A. H. Joline
- Mrs. J. Koert
- Mr. E. Levy
- Mrs. E. Levy
- Mr. Ch. H. Louis
- Mrs. Ch H. Louis
- Mrs. R. MacArthur
- Mrs. G. MacDonald
- Mr. Ch. Malhame
- Mr. Chas. M. McLeod
- Mr. Meer
- Mr. E. de Moreles
- Mrs. E. de Moreles
- Mrs. C. L. Morgenthau
- Miss F. J. Morgenthau
- Miss J. Neumann
- Dr. W. Oertly
- Mrs. H. Passavant
- Mrs. R. Prescott
- Miss O. Prescott
- Miss M. Quinlin
- Mr. L. M. Rosenbluth
- Mrs. J. Sanderson
- Mr. E. B. Schmalholz
- Mrs. E. B. Schmalholz
- Mr. R. Schwarz
- Mr. V. Sorchan
- Mrs. V. Sorchan
- Mr. M. M. Stiner
- Mr. F. J. Tourtelotte
- Mrs. F. J. Tourtelotte
- Mr. C. Waterman
- Mr. R. M. Waterman
- Miss H. Wetzel
- Mr. E. J. Williams
- Mrs. E. J. Williams
- Miss B. Wright (Disembark at Halifax)
- Mr. S. Wyeth
- Mrs. F. S. Ziegler
Embark at Southampton
- Mr. Chas. F. Bartlett
- Mrs. J. F. Dinkel
- Mrs. W. D. Embree
- Miss C. Embree
- Mast. W. D. Embree Jr.
- Mr. H. Fields
- Mrs. H. Fields
- Mrs. W. A Forbes
- Miss M. Friedmann
- Dr. F. Furger-Dewald
- Mrs. F. Furger-Dewald
- Mr. J. F. Hirschman
- Miss S. Hirschman
- Mr. G. A. Hyde
- Miss M. Jeffers
- Mr. E. L. Johnson
- Mrs. E. L. Johnson
- Mr. D. Karger
- Mrs. D. Karger
- Mr. F. J. Kendall
- Mrs. F. J. Kendall
- Mr. Wm. H. Kendall
- Mr. H. S. Kline
- Miss F. V. Leigh
- Miss R. Lewis
- Mrs. Chas. M. McLeod
- Miss C. Odell
- Miss F. Peebles
- Mr. J. A. Robinson
- Mrs. J. A. Robinson
- Mr. Ed. H. Simmons
- Mrs. Ed. H. Simmons
- Miss D. L. Simmons
- Mr. F. Spiekerman
- Mrs. F. Spiekerman
- Mrs. F. Stevens
- Dr. E. T. Tappey
- Mrs. E. T. Tappey
- Mrs. T. W. D. Turner
- Mr. G. F. White
- Mrs. G. F. White
- Mr. H. J. de Witt
- Mrs. H. J. de Witt
Listed as a passenger embarking at Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton
- Marchioness L. del Sera Fiaschi
Back Cover of a Cabin Passenger List for the SS Rotterdam of the Holland-America Line, Departing 21 May 1924 from Rotterdam to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer, Southampton, and Halifax. GGA Image ID # 17c837406a
Second Cabin Passengers
Embark at Rotterdam
- Miss M. Andruluite
- Mrs. B. Auen
- Mr. B. Bergman
- Mr. W. C. v. Berkel (Disembark at Halifax)
- Mrs. W. C. v. Berkel and Infant (Disembark at Halifax)
- Mr. H. G. Boumeester
- Mrs. J. Brydova
- Mrs. A. Bryker
- Mr. H. Celleritch
- Mr. A. W. Dorsthorst
- Mrs. A. W. Dorsthorst
- Mrs. G. v. Duyvenbode
- Mr. D. Ehrler
- Miss A. Ehrler
- Mrs. I. Engel
- Miss E. Engel
- Mast. D. Engel
- Dr. Frank Eros
- Miss A. Falkenburg
- Mr. Ch. A. Freyelberg
- Mrs. A. C. Geervliet
- Mr. A. de Groot
- Mrs. A. de Groot
- Mr. Tj. T. Hannema
- Mrs. H. v. Harten
- Mrs. M. Heil
- Mr. \V. P. ter Horst
- Mrs. W. P. ter Horst
- Mr. Ch. Jablonik
- Mrs. W. Kaercher
- Mr. J. Klein
- Miss B. Klein
- Mr. E. Kohler
- Mr. R. v. d. Kooi
- Mr. P. F. Kools
- Mr. E. Kovacs (Disembark at Halifax)
- Mr. J. R. Muller
- Mr. P. Muller
- Miss H. Nollet
- Mr. J. Pouwe
- Mrs. J. Pouwe
- Rev. J. A. F. Sanders
- Mr. Fr. Stanek
- Mr. L Terpstra
- Mrs. A. Toley
- Mrs. C. v. Veggelen
- Miss M. v. Veggelen
- Mr. H. v. d. Wal
- Miss Fr. Weiss
- Rev. W. C. Wolsdorff
- Mrs. W. C. Wolsdorff
- Mrs. E. Wolters
Embark at Boulogne-sur-Mer
- Mrs. J. J. Angehm
- Mr. H. Besson
- Mr. T. Buckley
- Mrs. T. Buckley
- Mr. H. J. Dorfman
- Miss M. J. Doyarcabal
- Mr. A. A. Dunham
- Miss E. Eichenberger (Disembark at Halifax)
- Miss M. Schmidlin
- Mr. M. Schneider (Disembark at Halifax)
- Mrs. M. Schneider (Disembark at Halifax)
- Dr. H. Stern
- Mrs. A. Torgler
- Mast. H. Torgler
Embark at Southampton
- Mr. H. Rittmann
- Dr. L. Szekely
- Mr. L. Szekely
Voyage Number: 8 P. - 660 - 5-24.
Covers, SS Rotterdam Passenger List, 21 May 1924. GGA Image ID # 1df8c0e6be
Passenger List Information
Item Description
Cabin Passenger List for the SS Rotterdam, documenting its voyage from Rotterdam to New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer, Southampton, and Halifax on 21 May 1924. Commanded by Commodore Van Den Heuvel, this artifact epitomizes the elegance and efficiency of transatlantic travel during the golden age of ocean liners.
Key Features
- Date and Voyage: 21 May 1924, Rotterdam to New York.
- Route: Rotterdam, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Southampton, Halifax, New York.
- Class of Travel: First and Second Cabin, reflecting luxurious accommodations and world-class service.
- Associated Vessel: SS Rotterdam, a celebrated flagship of the Holland-America Line, recognized for its innovation and exceptional passenger amenities.
Contents
- Comprehensive passenger lists for First and Second Cabins.
- Details of senior officers, including Commodore Van Den Heuvel, Chief Officer Coster, and Dr. Kelly.
- Notable passengers from multiple embarkation points, reflecting the ship’s international appeal.
- Instructions for passengers regarding bookings, baggage, and onboard services, offering insights into the era's travel norms.
Historical and Design Highlights
The SS Rotterdam played a pivotal role in connecting Europe and North America, embodying the sophistication of 1920s maritime design. This passenger list showcases exquisite typography and elegant layout, emblematic of the era’s attention to detail. The artifact also highlights the cultural and economic exchanges facilitated by such voyages, from immigration to tourism.
Notable Passengers (VIP Travelers)
- Hon. B. Singer: Consul General of Nicaragua and Spain, based in Chicago, noted for fostering international diplomacy.
- Dr. A. Galamb: Esteemed European academic and cultural figure of the early 20th century.
- Mrs. C. L. Morgenthau: Likely connected to the influential Morgenthau family, prominent in American politics and philanthropy.
- Rev. Th. B. Downey: Respected clergyman, known for his contributions to interfaith dialogue.
- Marchioness L. del Sera Fiaschi: European nobility, reflecting the ship's appeal to elite travelers.
- Mr. Fred. Stockwell: Notable industrialist contributing to international commerce.
Historical Significance
This passenger list encapsulates the dynamic interplay of cultures, economies, and personal stories of the 1920s. It offers valuable insights into global travel patterns, immigration trends, and the societal shifts of the interwar period.
Appeal
- Genealogists: Trace ancestors’ transatlantic journeys.
- Maritime Historians: Explore the operational and cultural significance of the Holland-America Line.
Conclusion
This SS Rotterdam passenger list is a vital artifact of maritime history, offering unparalleled insights into the elegance, functionality, and cultural significance of 1920s transatlantic voyages.