RMS Oceanic Passenger List - 16 April 1902
Front Cover of a Saloon Passenger List from the RMS Oceanic of the White Star Line, Departing 16 April 1902 from Liverpool to New York, Commanded by Captain J. G. Cameron, R.N.R. GGA Image ID # 1f1c60a233
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Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain J. G. Cameron, R.N.R.
- Surgeon: W. F. N. O'Loughlin
- Purser: T. H. Russell
- Assistant Purser: A. B. Appleyard
- Chief Steward: J. Bartholomew
Saloon Passengers
- Mr. W. L. Abbot
- Mr. John Adams
- Mr. W. J. Aitchison
- Mr. G. I.. Albrecht
- Mrs. Albrecht Viscount d'Alte, Portuguese Minister at Washington
- Mr. Atherton
- Miss Atherton
- Miss Attenborough
- Mr. R. M. Ballantyne
- Mr. W. Barry
- Miss Marguerite. M. Beach
- Mr. T. C. Bewsher
- Mr. Herbert K. Bibby and Valet
- Mr. Fred de Billier
- Mr. J. Billycald
- Mr. S. Block
- Mr. Floyd Reading Du Bois
- Miss Mildred Du Bois
- Mr. Cornelius Du Bois
- Mr. William Bow
- Mrs. Bow
- Mr. G. H. Bowman
- Mrs. Adeline R. Brown
- Mr. J. M. Browning
- Mr. Britson N. Busch
- Mrs. Busch
- Mr. Jules Cahen
- Mr. J. S. Cameron
- Miss Sarah P. Cameron
- Mr. Jas. Campbell
- Mr. M. L. Carpenter
- Mrs. Carpenter
- Master Joe Carpenter
- Mr. A. Chalmers
- Mr. W. H. Chandler
- Mrs. Chandler
- Miss S. B. Chandler
- Mr. W. A. Checke
- Mrs. Checke
- Mr. G. Chiera
- Mrs. Chiera
- Mr. Otis H. Childs
- Mr. David W. Clarke
- Mr. E. W. Cobb
- Miss Cobb
- Mr. Wallace L. Conaughty
- Mr. E. Cornell
- Mrs. Cornell
- Mr. Edw. Cox
- Mrs. Cox
- Miss H. M. Cox
- Mr. J. A. Cox
- Miss J. M. Cox
- Miss B. E. Cox
- Miss Elsie Craven
- Mr. James E. Cree
- Mrs. Cree
- Mr. E. A. Curte
- Mrs. Curte
- Miss D. Curte
- Mr. D. Cull
- Mrs. Cull
- Miss M. Cull
- Miss B. Cull
- Mrs. Day
- Miss Day
- Mr. W. A. Denton
- Mr. C. E. De Wolf
- Mrs. De Wolf
- Miss De Wolf
- Mr. Owen A. J. Dixon
- Mr. G. B. Dodwell
- Miss Dodwell
- Miss D. Dodwell
- Mr. Tracy Dows
- Mr. C. W. Dunning
- Mr. H. Duveen and Manservant
- Mr. Eaton
- Mrs. Eaton
- Rev. Fred Elliott
- Mr. F. W. Ennis
- Mr. John Farley
- Mr. Charles H. Farnam
- Mr. Joseph Ferigo
- Mrs. Ferigo
- Mr. M. H. Frank
- Miss Mahd Garthy
- Mr. James Gilchrist
- Mr. Gilroy
- Mr. Maurice Graham
- Mrs. Graham
- Mr. James B. Gray
- Mrs. Gray Major Guise
- Mr. R. Guthrie
- Mr. E. S. Hall
- Mrs. Hall
- Mrs. N. M. Hall
- Mr. G. K. Halladay
- Mrs. H. Hamilton
- Master Hamilton
- Mr. J. F. Hanbury
- Mr. F. C. Hanbury
- Mr. H. M. Harford
- Mrs. Harford
- Dr. Thomas Harris
- Mrs. Harrison
- Mr. Edward Hartley
- Miss Maude Hartley
- Dr. F. L. Henderson
- Mrs. F. L. Henderson
- Mr. W. C. Heward
- Mr. James Hill
- Mr. Charles P. Hill
- Mr. Arthur Hodgson
- Major Holeman R.M.L.I.
- Rev. W. Garrett Horder
- Mrs. Horder
- Mr. A. F. Jaccaci
- Master T. Jaccaci
- Mr. Harry Jarvis
- Mr. Goo. A. Jewett
- Miss Jewett
- Mr. R. B. Job
- Mr. J. G. Kahaby
- Rev. A. H. Kellog
- Mr. J. Kelly
- Mrs. W. J. Kenny
- Miss Kenny
- Mr. H. T. King
- Rev. Charles Stoddard Lane
- Miss Selina Lang
- Mr. J. B. Lee
- Mr. C. H. Loan
- Rev. D. E. Lorenz
- Mr. Herbert M. Lyon
- Mr. John Macrae
- Mr. Claude Mally
- Mrs. Mally
- Miss Lillian Mangey
- Miss Alma Mangey
- Miss A. M. Manning
- Mr. A. W. Marchmont
- Mrs. Marchmont
- Mr. J. Marshall
- Mrs. Marshall
- Mr. John II. Martin
- Mr. G. R. McAllister
- Mrs. J. S. McAllister
- Mr. W. McCall
- Miss Winifred McCall
- Mr. J. McCarthy
- Mr. Francis McColl
- Miss S. McColl
- Miss E. McColl
- Mr. John McEvoy
- Mr. P. E. McEvoy
- Mr. John McEwan
- Mrs. McEwan
- Mr. Chas. McKnight
- Rev. J. A. McWilliams
- Mr. W. W. Miller
- Mr. J. E. Miller
- Mr. F. Monks
- Mr. James Moodie
- Mr. J. S. Morgan
- Miss K. A. Morris
- Mr. Thos. Myers
- Mr. E. S. Nash
- Mr. Geo. J. Nathan
- Mr. Van Ness
- Mrs. Van Ness
- Mr. Nevins
- Miss J. M. Newcome
- Mr. Frank M. North
- Mr. Eric North
- Dr. R. Norton
- Mr. Watson Ogilvie
- Mr. John Orpe
- Mr. Geo. Pauline
- Rev. H. S. Payne
- Dr. A. P. L. Pease
- Mrs. Pease
- Mr. D. F. Pennefather
- Mrs. Pennefather
- Mr. P. A. Petersen
- Mr. M. Bernard Philipp
- Mr. J. Porter
- Mr. Henry Pound
- Mr. Evan Powell
- Mr. Thos. Powers
- Mrs. Powers
- Mr. Carl Pretorius
- Mr. Chas. E. Price
- Mr. C. Ernest Proctor
- Mr. M. P. Prout
- Mr. Leon Pulaski
- Very Rev. Canon Pyke
- Mr. Cuthbert Pyke
- Mrs. Cuthbert Pyke
- Miss Pyke
- Mr. Edw. Pyke
- Mr. F. M. Radcliffe
- Mrs. Irving P. Rankin
- Mr. Cecil A. Spring Rice
- Mr. B. S. Rice
- Mr. Thos. Richardson
- Mr. R. A. Robbins
- Mrs. Robbins
- Miss Gladys Robbins
- Mr. F. M. Robertson
- Sir John Beverley Robinson
- Miss Alice Robson
- Dr. W. M. Roads
- Mrs. Roads
- Mr. Alex. Ross
- Mr. John H. Ross
- Mr. W. H. Rowe
- Mr. J. H. Rutherford
- Mr. J. J. Rutledge
- Mrs. Rutledge
- Miss Grace W. Rynd
- Mrs. A. E. Sauer
- Mr. H. R. Scally
- Mr. W. Scouse
- Mrs. Scouse
- Mrs. A. H. Schrender
- Mr. M. A. Shaw
- Mrs. Shaw
- Mr. Fred Simonds
- Mrs. Simonds
- Mr. Gibson Sinclair
- Miss Sinclair
- Mr. J. P. Somers
- Mr. John Spearman
- Mr. C. J. Spencer
- Mr. W. Stanley
- Mr. Stanly
- Mr. John Steward and Valet
- Rev. Josiah Strong, D.D.
- Mr. Lewis E. Sturges
- Mr. J. Suckling
- Mr. Sutcliffe
- Mr. J. M. Tait
- Mr. Charles L. Taylor
- Mr. J. Thorndon
- Mr. Lever Tillotson
- Mr. Fred Tillotson
- Mr. W. J. Todd
- Mr. F. Trebilcock
- Mr. J. H. Tschumy
- Mrs. Tschumy
- Mr. Fred W. Turner
- Mrs. Turner
- Mr. P. A. Valentine
- Mrs. P. A. Valentine
- Mr. J. Voak
- Mr. John Waldie
- Mrs. Waldie
- Mr. W. Walker
- Mrs. Walker
- Mr. Joseph Walker
- Mrs. Walker
- Mr. A. C. Wallace
- Mr. W. T. Wallace
- Mr. S. B. Walton
- Mr. Frank Wash
- Miss Margaret P. Welty
- Mr. Chas. H. Werner
- Mr. E. Wertheimer
- Mr. E. A. Whipple
- Mrs. Whipple
- Mrs. A. P. Whitford
- Mr. O. T. Wilson
- Miss M. A. Wilson
- Miss J. W. Wilson
- Mr. R. G. Wining
- Mr. Chas. F. Winkelman
- Mr. F. S. Wonham
- Mrs. Wonham
- Mr. J. B. Wood
- Rev. S. Edward Young
- Mrs. Young
- Mr. J. E. Zeh
Information for Passengers
Meals
- BREAKFAST from 8:30 until 10 o'clock.
- LUNCHEON at 1:30.
- DINNER at 7 o'clock.
The Bar closes at 11 p.m. and the Smoke Room at 11:30 pm.
Divine Service in the Saloon on Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
PLEASE apply to the Second Steward for Seating accommodation at Table. Children are only entitled to seats in the Saloon if the full fare is paid.
Cablegrams and Telegrams should be handed to the Saloon Steward an hour before arrival at Queenstown.
The Saloon and Library Stewards will supply Stamps, Telegraph Forms, Books of Reference, and Railway Time Tables of the principal Companies.
Questions relating to Baggage should be referred to the Second Steward, the Ship's Baggage Master.
Trunks, Chairs, or Rugs which passengers may desire to leave in charge of the Company should be appropriately labeled and handed to the Baggage Master on the pier in New York.
Such articles will be stored entirely at the owner's risk. Passengers must see all their Baggage passed by the U.S. Customs Authorities on landing.
Deck Chairs can be hired at a charge of 4- each for the voyage, 24 hours' notice being necessary at the London or Liverpool Office.
Valuables or Money should be placed in charge of the Purser for deposit in his safe. As no payment is made for carriage, the Company can accept no responsibility for loss or damage, however arising, but passengers can protect themselves by insurance.
Passengers should request a Receipt on the Company's Form for any additional Passage Money or Freight paid on board.
Saloon Passengers joining the White Star Mail Steamers at Queenstown must be at that port no later than 7 a.m. Thursday.
The White Star Line has opened a West End Office for the convenience of Passengers at 17 Cockspur Street, London, SAV.
The premises include a Reading and Writing Room, and the latest editions of the leading American and English Papers are kept on file, letters can be addressed there to await the arrival of passengers, and baggage can be stored, if desired, at the owner's risk.
Registered Telegraphic and Cable Address—"Vessels," London.
Telephone No. "2315 Gerrard," London.
Track Chart and Memorandum of Log (Unused), RMS Oceanic Saloon Passenger List, 16 April 1902. GGA Image ID # 1f1bfab45c
