SS President Jackson Passenger List - 22 September 1934
Passenger List for the SS President Jackson of the American Mail Line, Departing 22 September 1934 from Yakohama to Seattle via Victoria, Commanded by Captain M. M. Jensen, U.S.N.R.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: M. M. Jensen, U.S.N.R„ COMMANDER
- Chief Officer: L. Bridge
- Chief Engineer: E. R. Lacey
- Purser: L M . Manor
- Assistant Purser: J. H. Smith
- Medical Officer: A. E. Stuht
- Chief Steward: J. W. Tellgren
List of Passengers
Victoria
- Mr. John Lee
Seattle
- Mr. Philip A. Adler
- Capt. P. H. Carlson
- Cmdr. H. C. Cooper
- Mrs. H. C. Cooper
- Miss Caroline Cooper
- Mstr. Samuel Cooper
- Mstr. Robert Cooper
- Mrs. Stanley Chin
- Mr. Chao Ming Chen
- Miss Chen Hok Hui
- Mr. E. R. Duncan
- Mr. Julio Folgueras
- Lt. Cmdr. Wm. H. Funk
- Mrs. Wm. H. Funk
- Mr. How Men Yet
- Mr. John Q. Jennings
- Mr. F. A. Kraudelt
- Mr. Lew Yin Cho
- Mrs. Celia Paredes
- Mr. D. B. Poindexter
- Mr. Jesse K. Richardson
- Mr. H. G. Snyder
- Mrs. H. G. Snyder
- Miss Lucy Wang
- Mrs. A. K. Wong
- Miss Madeline Wong
- Miss Peggy Wong
- Mr. C. P. Wong
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