RMS Cymric Passenger List - 7 September 1906

Front Cover, First Class Passenger List for the RMS Cymric of the White Star Line, Departing Friday, 7 September 1906 from Liverpool to Boston, Commanded by Captain C. A. Bartlett, (Lt. RNR). GGA Image ID # 13c1eeabe1

Notable Passengers: Francis Richmond Allen, Charles William Bartlett, Charles Curtis, Henry Clayton Metcalf, Wife of Melvin Ohio Adams, Widow of Woodbury Kane

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Captain: C. A. Bartlett, (Lt. R.N.R.)
2. Surgeon: Ashley Hopper
3. Purser: H. H. Pomeroy
4. Chief Steward: G. Cooper

First Class Passengers

1. Mrs. Melvin O Adams
   Wife of Melvin Ohio Adams (November 7, 1847 – August 9, 1920) who was an American attorney and railroad executive who was part of Lizzie Borden's legal defense team, the United States Attorney for the District of Massachusetts from 1905 to 1906, and the President of the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad
2. Mr. Francis R. Allen
   Francis Richmond Allen (1843-1931) American Architect who was a partner in Allen & Collens that was a "leading New York firm" in the early 1900s. The firm was known for its Gothic Revival design work, and "[m]ost notable of the firm's works are the reconstructed Cloisters at Fort Tryon Park and a Gothic Revival hall at Vassar College, in Poughkeepsie, New York
3. Mrs. Allen
4. Miss Dorothy Allen
5. Mr. Joseph August
6. Mrs. August
7. Mr. Charles W. Bartlett
   Charles William Bartlett (1 June 1860 – 16 April 1940) was an English painter and printmaker who settled in Hawaii
8. Mrs. Bartlett (Catherine "Kate" Main)
9. Miss Henrietta Bean
10. Mrs. William V. Bennett
11. Miss Lillian Bennett
12. Miss Florence Bennett
13. Mr. Hugh Birckhead
14. Mr. G. A. Blais
15. Mrs. Blais
16. Miss M. Bowen
17. Miss Mary A. Brennan
18. Miss Fannie Brewer
19. Mr. Carter
20. Mrs. Hamilton V. Castner
21. Mrs. James K. Cavanagh
22. Mr. Alexander S. Clarke
23. Mrs. Clarke and Maid
24. Miss S. Louise Clark
25. Miss Mary Clark
26. Miss Frances Clark
27. Mrs. P. H. Clifford
28. Mr. J. Frank Cooper
29. Mr. William A. Cousens
30. Miss Alice Curtin
31. Mr. Charles A. Curtis
    Charles Curtis (January 25, 1860 – February 8, 1936) was a Kaw Nation Native American Indian who served as a Republican Vice President of the United States. After serving as a United States Representative, and then a longtime United States Senator from Kansas Curtis was later chosen as Senate Majority Leader by his Republican colleagues, and the 31st Vice President of the United States (1929–1933). He was the first person with significant acknowledged Native American ancestry and the first person with significant acknowledged non-European ancestry to reach either of the two highest offices in the United States government's executive branch
32. Mr. A. A. Cushman
33. Mr. Herbert E. Day
34. Mrs. Day
35. Miss Helen Dennis
36. Mrs. Marietta N. Dewey
37. Mr. Ernest A. De Wolf
38. Mr. R. D. De Wolf
39. Mr. John E. de Wolf
40. Mrs. J. F. J. Driscoll
41. Mr. George S. Dunham
42. Mr. Duncan Elliott
43. Mr. Robert Elliott
44. Mr. Geraud Elliott
45. Mr. Henry C. Emmet
46. Mr. Watson C. Emmet
47. Mr. Malcolm E. Erskine
48. Miss E. B. Farrington
49. Mr. Frank G. Fitzpatrick
50. Miss Mary Fitzpatrick
51. Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
52. Miss G. Flatley
53. Miss Josephene Flatley
54. Miss Blanche Goell
55. Miss Nellie Gourley
56. Rev. James B. Gregg
57. Mrs. Gregg
58. Mr. Percy L. Guiterman
59. Dr. William H. Hale
60. Mrs. Hale
61. Master E. G. Hale
62. Mr. Edward Hanna
63. Miss Mary A. Hayden
64. Miss Elizabeth Hayden
65. Mrs. R. A. Hersey
66. Mr. Walter S. Hinchman
67. Mr. H. M. Hind
68. Mr. Henry Hoelljes
69. Miss E. M. Hoppin
70. Miss E. Humphreys
71. Miss Mary L. Hussey
72. Miss Alice C. Jenness
73. Mrs. Otis N. Jones
74. Miss Mary E. Jones
75. Mr. Benjamin M. Joseph
76. Mrs. Woodbury Kane
    Widow of Woodbury Kane (8 February 1859 – 5 December 1905) who was a noted yachtsman and bon vivant, and member of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders. A director of the Metropolitan Register Company, Kane served aboard the Columbia in the 1899 America’s Cup race. He also was a noted hunter of big game, both in North America and South Africa
77. Miss E. A. Kinnimonth
78. Dr. F. Park Lewis
79. Mrs. Lewis
80. Miss Katharine Lewis
81. Miss Dorothea Lewis
82. Miss Frances Lewis
83. Mr. Walter D. Little
84. Mr. Richard W. Lodge
85. Dr. Fred. W. Lyons
86. Mr. J. M. B. MacNary
87. Mr. T. B. Magram
88. Mr. A. F. Marsh
89. Rev. Walter McDonald
90. Mr. Eugene McSweeney
91. Mrs. McSweeney
92. Miss Vetta Merrill
93. Mr. Henry C. Metcalf
    Henry Clayton Metcalf (February 22, 1867 - August 1942) was an early American organizational theorist, Professor of Political Science at Tufts College in Massachusetts and Chairman of Tufts College, known from his publications on management with Ordway Tead and Lyndall Urwick
94. Mr. William Miller
95. Mrs. Miller
96. Miss Grace M. Miller
97. Miss Mary Moag
98. Dr. A. A. Moore
99. Miss Mattie Morgan
100. Mr. James J. Muir
101. Mr. R. G. Munroe
102. Miss Margaret Murphy
103. Miss Gerda Nelson
104. Mr. Theodore Nevin
105. Mrs. Nevin
106. Master Hugh Nevin
107. Miss Susan Nevin
108. Mr. Nathaniel Nichols
109. Mr. F. Oxley
110. Mrs. Oxley
111. Miss C. Pace
112. Miss Ruth B. Packard
113. Miss Emma S. Packard
114. Mr. George S. Payson
115. Mrs. Payson and Maid
116. Miss Ellen L. Payson
117. Master Randolph Payson
118. Miss Margaret L. Payson
119. Mr. H. A. Phinney
120. Mrs. Phinney
121. Miss Helen Pillsbury
122. Miss Harriet A. Potter
123. Mrs. John W. Pridmore
124. Miss May Pridmore
125. Miss Jessie Pridmore
126. Mr. John Reid
127. Miss M. A. Riley
128. Miss C. Ritchie
129. Miss S. Robinson
130. Mr. A. Cecil Sandays
131. Mrs. Sandays
132. Mrs. H. H. Sayles
133. Miss Seccombe
134. Mr. W. G. Shaw
135. Mrs. H. Shrev
136. Miss Annie J. Silsbee
137. Miss Elizabeth W. Silsbee
138. Dr. Fred. T. Simpson
139. Miss A. E. Simpson
140. Miss F. E. Simpson
141. Mr. Walter Slack
142. Miss Lulu R. Smith
143. Miss Mary P. Smith
144. Miss M. Sneath
145. Mrs. William A. Stetson
146. Mr. Howard Stetson
147. Miss Nellie H. Swift
148. Mr. Gerrit S. Sykes
149. Mrs. Sykes
150. Miss Milly G. Sykes
151. Miss Annie C. Sykes
152. Mrs. S. A. Tatum
153. Mr. W. Harold Taylor
154. Miss Helen Thomas
155. Miss Katharine C. Tileston
156. Mrs. K. W. Toll
157. Mr. Oliver W. Toll
158. Mr. Henry W. Toll
159. Dr. James Utley
160. Mrs. Utley
161. Miss H. W. Vaille
162. Rev. F. B. Van Kleeck, D.D
163. Mrs. Van Kleeck
164. Rev. James Vannevar
165. Mrs. Vannevar
166. Miss Dorothy Vannevar
167. Miss Edith Vannevar
168. Mrs. M. J. Venter
169. Mr. W. G. Walker
170. Mrs. Livonia E. Ware
171. Mr. Joseph Watt
172. Mrs. Watt
173. Mrs. G. M. Weaver
174. Miss Helen S. Weaver
175. Miss Gertrude C. Weaver
176. Mr. Daniel D. Webber
177. Miss C. G. Westcott
178. Mr. Reutin Whidden
179. Mrs. Whidden
180. Miss E. Whidden
181. Mr. James K. Whittemore
182. Mrs. Whittemore
183. Miss Amy R. Whittier
184. Mr. R. Williamson
185. Mrs. Williamson
186. Master A. Williamson
187. Master R. Williamson
188. Mrs. Edward A. Woods
189. Miss Marjory Woods
190. Master Edward A. Woods
191. Miss Yeomans

The Services And Connections Of The White Star Line Encircle The Globe. The Passenger Services Of The White Star Line Are Maintained Entirely By Twin Screw Steamers, Including "Oceanic," Majestic," And "Teutonic," Which Are Among The Fastest Steamers In The World,"Baltic," 23,876 Tons, " Cedric " 21,035 Tons, And "Celtic," 20,904 Tons, Three Largest British Steamers Afloat."Arabic" And "Republic" Are The Largest, Fastest, And Finest Steamers Calling To Boston.

Special Notice - Professional Gamblers Alert included with the RMS Cymric Passenger List, 7 September 1906. GGA Image ID # 1dc4262b78

Unused RMS Cymric Track Chart and Memorandum of Log from September 1906. GGA Image ID # 1dc4459e98