Cabin Class Passenger List
Westbound Transatlantic Crossing
From Southampton Depart: Wed, 23 June 1954
Arrive New York 30 June 1954
- Arrival Summary
- 30 June 1954
- First Class Passengers
- 224
- Cabin Class Passengers
- 290
- Total Passengers
- 514
- Crew Total
- 695
- Total souls on board
- 1,209 (including Master)
List of Officers
- Master
- John W Caunce RD, RNR
- Staff Captain
- Geoffrey T. Marr, DSC, RD, RNR
- Chief Engineer
- John Wilson Bain
- Staff Chief Engineer
- James B. Johnston
- Surgeon
- Isaac N. Winer, MRCS, LRCP
- Asst. Surgeon
- Brian Lake, LRCP, LRCS, DCH
- Chief Officer
- David James Brinn, RD, RNR
- Purser
- John D. Horsford
- Staff Purser
- Brenton Jenkins
- Cabin Purser
- George B. Boyle
- Chief Steward
- Albert W. Beebe
- Chief Cabin Steward
- Albert Walker
List of Passengers
This page is a full-text transcript of the Cabin Class Passenger List for Caronia's Westbound transatlantic crossing from Southampton and Le Havre on 23 June 1954. It is constructed by combining information from the list published by Cunard and the Manifests provided to U.S. Immigration.
Important Notes
- Combining two lists has provided an opportunity of more complete information
- As with crew lists, not all the information, such as age or place of birth, has been transcribed
- There were 261 passengers shown in the published Cunard list
- In the Cunard list, wives travelling with their husbands don't have their actual forename(s) included, so these have been added
- Amalgamation also means that this list gives place of embarkation and U.S. destination
- Immigration manifests provide reliable information about who actually travelled
- Names prefixed with ¶ appear as having travelled in the Immigration List, but do do not appear in the Cunard List
- Names placed within brackets show differences appended from the Immigration List
- An Errata List is at the bottom of this page
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