Spring Mediterranean Cruise 1957
Passenger List Transcript
Ship's Officers
- Master
- Alexander B. Fasting, RD, RNR
- Staff Captain
- Richard J.N. Nicholas, RD, RNR
- Chief Engineer
- Stanley Hudson
- Staff Chief Engineer
- Albert M. Jones
- Principal Medical Officer
- Isaac N. Winer, MRCS, LRCP
- Surgeon
- Anthony J. Jones, MB, BCh, D.T.M.&H.
- Chief Officer
- Frederic J. Storey RD, RNR
- Purser
- Joseph A. Leedham
- Staff Purser
- Alexander W. Callaghan
- Chief Steward
- James R. Smith
Cruise Staff
- Cruise Director
- Mr. Thomas Hidderley
- Cruise Staff
- Mr. G. Ross Beckham
Mr. William H. Hudgins
Mr. George Michell
Mr. David Roy - Social Directresses
- Miss Edith S. Sauer
Miss Lorna J. Yost - Dance Instructors
- Mr. and Mrs. S. Harris
- Lecturer
- Mr. Sheridan H. Garth
- Excursions Manager
- Mr. Marshall Reid
- Excursions Staff
- Mr. Bernard L. Anderson
Mr. John Glennon
Mr. Richard Looby
Mr. Jean-Pierre Paris
Mr. Colin W. Riley
Mr. Henry C. Routledge
Mr. R. St.John
Mr. Nathanael J. Toerber
Mr. Geoffrey White
List of Passengers
This page is a full-text transcript of the Passenger List for Caronia's Spring Mediterranean Cruise from New York 11 May 1957. It is constructed from Cunard's published list issue to passengers.
Since first publication this list has been updated with information gleaned from the Ship's Manifest deposited with U.K. Immigration. This has allowed separation of those disembarking at Southampton as well as the addition of many first-names.
For cruises, Caronia's Passenger Lists were handbooks providing advice and answering a number of frequently asked questions. Instead of repeating this within every transcript, its content forms the start page of the 1951 Virtual Great World Cruise.
Notes
- Passengers assumed to have disembarked at Cherbourg could have left the ship earlier
- Many first-names, mostly of wives, have been added
- Names in brackets are additions to the names from the published list
Accuracy
Because no Errata List was preserved with the original document, the listing below should not be read as being definitive! No guarantee of accuracy can be given with regard to spelling of names. Any proven corrections will be welcomed.
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