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RMS Titanic Resource Guide

CS Mackay-Bennett

The Cable Ship (CS) MacKay-Bennett, launched in 1884, was named for two founders of the Commercial Cable Company, John W. MacKay and James G. Bennett. The vessel arrived in Halifax in March 1885, based here to facilitate the at-sea repairs of underwater telegraph cables in the North Atlantic.

The vessel is most famous for its part in the RMS Titanic disaster, when it was hired by the White Star Line to recover bodies from the mishap. Departing Halifax on 17 April 1912, the MacKay-Bennett returned on 30 April, having recovered 306 bodies, of which 116 were buried at sea and the other 190 brought into port. The vessel continued at Halifax until 1922, when it was retired to Plymouth, England and used as a cable-storage hulk. Bombed and sunk during World War II, it was refloated and used again as a hulk until 1961, when it was finally scrapped.

The listing below, constructed electronically from the 'Disposition of Bodies ex Titanic' list, provides information on the 306 bodies recovered by the MacKay-Bennett.

Name	No. on List	How Disposed of	Remarks
Van Billiard, W.	1	Forwarded, May 4th, to North Wales Depot, Pa.	Later identified from effects. Instructions N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as Walter Van Billiard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Marriott, W.	2	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as J.W. Marriott-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Female	3	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore chemise marked "J.H." in red. Other clothing: Gray cloth jacket, red jersey jacket, blue alpaca blouse, blue serge skirt, woolen combinations, black stockings, black boots, gray cholera belt.
Goodwin, Sidney Leslie	4	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Buried by crew of C.S. "Mackay-Bennett," by special request. (formerly identified as Baby Paulsson)
Unidentified, Female	5	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Effects include: Crucifix, snuff box and medallion, two silver rings and one turquoise ring.
Unidentified, Male	6	Buried at sea.	Blue tattoo mark, and wore copper wire ring on thumb of right hand. Nothing else to identify.
Robins, Mrs. A.	7	Forwarded, May 4th, to Yonkers, N.Y.	Request of Mrs. Curtin (daughter), 24 Garfield Street, Yonkers, N.Y. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Female	8	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore chemise marked "B.H." in red on front. Wore boots, size No 8. Sum of 150 Finnish marks sewed in clothing.
Schedid, Nihl	9	Forwarded, May 4th, to Mrs. Schedid, Mt. Carmel, Pa.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as Daher Shedid, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Butt, R.	10	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Shea, Mr.	11	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as J. Shea-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Female	12	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Shoes marked "Parsons Sons, Athlone"; medallion round neck marked "B.V.M." ; wore wedding ring, keeper and another gold ring; locket and photo; one jet and one bead necklace.
Unidentified, Female	13	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Probably an Italian; wore two green cotton blouses, green cotton skirt, striped petticoat; nothing else to identify.
Williams, Leslie	14	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Hoffman, Louis M.	15	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Mr. Hoffman, second class.
Rosenshine, George	16	Delivered to A.A. Rosenshine, for forwarding to New York.	First Class.
Chapman, John H.	17	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Carbines, W.M.	18	Forwarded, May 10th, to St. Ives, England, via New York, at request of brothers.	Claimed by brothers from Calumet, Michigan. Second class.
Greenberg, S.	19	Forwarded, May 3rd, to Mrs. Greenberg, Bronx, New York City.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Unidentified, Male	20	Buried at sea.	Wore badge of Sailors' and Firemen's Union; blue coat and blue White Star jersey. No aids to identification. Probably sailor.
Unidentified, Male	21	Buried at sea.	Had paper reading "Dec. to Jan. 1911; First Saloon waiter S.S. Majestic," also keys marked "locker 7 E. Deck." Wore steward's jacket, vest and trousers; laundry mark "E."
Artagaveytia, Ramon	22	Claimed by Alfred Metz Green, Uruguayan Consul, to be forwarded to South America, via New York.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 23rd. First class pass.
Barkworth, A.H.	23	Buried at sea.	Probably L. Turner, steward, from effects. (A.H. Barkworth listed as first class passenger rescued.)
Turner, L.	23		(See also A.H. Barkworth) If L. Turner, on crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	24	Buried at sea.	Blue jersey; blue and red flannel shirt; green trousers; black boots. Probably a sailor.
Hayter, A.	25	Buried at sea.	Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	26	Buried at sea.	Addresses found on body: "Mr. Freyer Lawrence Villa, Stephenson Road, Cowes"; also "G. R. Barnes, 22 Sidney St., Cambridge." Wore blue serge jacket and steward's white coat. Probably an Italian cook.
Monros, Jean	27	Buried at sea.	On crew list as J. Monoros-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	28	Buried at sea.	No effects but address of Shakin Bros., 155 Broad St., Ottawa, on body.
Unidentified, Male	29	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Nothing to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male	30	Buried at sea.	Wore badge of Sailors' and Firemen's Union. Nothing to aid in identification. Possibly a fireman.
Evans, Mr.	31	Buried at sea.	Indentified from effects. On crew list as W. Evans-Engine Dept.
Sather, Simon	32	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	33	Buried at sea.	Nothing to aid in identification. Clothes indicated oiler.
Ashe, H.W.	34	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as H. Ashe-Vict. Dept.
Harbeck, W.H.	35	Forwarded, May 4th, to Mrs. Harbeck, 733 Michigan Street, Toledo. O.	Instructions, N. Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Unidentified, Male	36	Buried at sea.	Steward's uniform. Left arm tattooed all over; right arm, clasped hands and heart, breast, Japanese fans. Gold ring engraved "Madge."
Johnson, Malkolm Joakim	37	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Malkolm Johnsson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Holverson, A.O.	38	Delivered to H. T. Holverson, of Alexandria, Minn., and forwarded May 1st to New York.	First class.
Unidentified, Male	39	Buried at sea.	Wore evening dress; trousers; black double-breasted overcoat; brown jacket an dvest. Silver watch and a sovereign case. Nothing else to aid indentification.
Unidentified, Male	40	Buried at sea.	Nothing to aid in identification. Probably sailor.
Stone, E.J.	41	Buried at sea.	On crew list as E. Stone-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	42	Buried at sea.	Lining torn from clothing, marked "Kinos Successors, 322-323 High Holborn, W.C. City Branch, 14 Cheapside, No. 4058. A 217/5/10. Name, Mr. Mayer.
Nasser, Naser, Nasrallah, Nicholas, Nicola, Niqula	43	Forwarded, May 3rd, to J. J. Cronin, undertaker Brooklyn	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. Second class.
Unidentified, Male	44	Buried at sea.	Steward's coat and trousers; white shirt marked "F.W.I.", keys marked "C Deck"; linen locker.
Keeping, Edwin	45	Buried at sea.	Valet of Mr. G. D. Wildener.
Sutton, Fred	46	Buried at sea.	Listed as first class passenger.
Gilinski, Leslie	47	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	48	Buried at sea.	Steward's coat, vest and trousers; flannel shirt. Nothing to aid identification.
Gill, J.S.	49	Buried at sea.	On crew list as S. Gill-Vict. Dept.
Tomlin, Ernest Portage	50	Buried at sea.	Listed as Ernest Tomlin, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Drazenire, Yosip	51	Buried at sea.	Listed as Josef Drazenovic, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Mack, Mrs.	52	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger.
McNamee, Mrs. N.	53	Buried at sea.	Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Female	54	Buried at sea.	Wore wedding ring and keeper. Had one gold upper tooth.
Unidentified, Female	55	Buried at sea.	Had among effects, gold watch marked on back "C.K.S.," pinned on left breast. Opal and pearl rings, also garnet ring, engraved "H.N. to D.S." Wedding ring engraved "A.L. to C.S., April 21st, '09." (All rings left on fingers).
Unidentified, Male	56	Buried at sea.	Wore half hunter gold watch No. 5,119 English make, and gold chain. False teeth, upper jaw.
Unidentified, Male	57	Buried at sea.	Wore vest marked "H.L." Letter in pocket to "Dear Humph," from "Dick," possibly a steward.
Vassilios, Catavelas	58	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Veal, W.	59	Buried at sea.	On list as W. Vear-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	60	Buried at sea.	Wore company's uniform; probably steward for rooms 82, etc.; no other marks to aid to identification.
Mangan, Mary	61	Buried at sea.	Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Douglas, Walter D.	62	Forwarded, May 1st to G.C. Douglas (Son), Minneapolis, Minnesota.	Listed as first class.
Unidentified, Female	63	Buried at sea.	Had purse with miniature photo of young man and a photo locket. No other aid to identification.
Rice, J.R.	64	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	65	Buried at sea.	Tattoo on right forearm; three dots.
Hinckley, G.	66	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Sage, Will	67	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Farrell, James	68	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Damgaard, Henry	69	Buried at sea.	Probably Henry Hansen, 3rd class. Embarked Southampton.
Kelly, James	70	Buried at sea.	Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Unidentified, Male	71	Buried at sea.	Coat marked "Hospital Attendant"; trousers marked "M.O." key ring with address Mrs. Van Push, 732 E. 15th St., New York City.
Adahl, Mauritz	72	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	73	Buried at sea.	Handkerchief marked "H.J."; silver watch; engineer's uniform. Nothing else to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male	74	Buried at sea.	Nothing to aid in identification.
Hale, Reg.	75	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger.
Unidentified, Female	76	Buried at sea.	Possibly Italian; name "Ethel" inside of watch; garnet ring on watch chain, originally two stones, one missing.
Butt, W.	77	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	78	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattoo marks on left arm, "E.G., anchor, clasped hands and heart and sailor;" on right arm, "anchor and woman."
Ale or Ala, Wm	79	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Wm Ali, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Jones, C.C.	80	Delivered to Dr. James H. Donnelly, May 1st, for forwarding to Bennington, Vt.	First class.
Stokes, Philip Joseph	81	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger.
Petty, J. Edwin Henry	82	Buried at sea.	On crew list as E. Petty-Vict. Dept.
Dashwood, Will G.	83	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as W. Dashwood-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	84	Buried at sea.	Wore dungaree coat and trousers, and gray flannel shirt. Nothing to aid identification.
Hinton, W.	85	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	86	Buried at sea.	Had keys marked "Engineers' Storekeeper." Nothing else to identify.
Unidentified, Male	87	Buried at sea.	Wore badge, "Riverside and Dock Workers' Union." No other aid to identification, possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	88	Buried at sea.	No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Anderson, Thos	89	Buried at sea.	Listed as Thor. Anderson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Laurance, A.	90	Forwarded, May 4th, to Liverpool via Boston, per S.S Arabic, May 7th.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. On crew list, A. Lawrence-Vict. Dept.
Smillie, J.	91	Buried at sea.	Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	92	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Roberts, H.H.	93	Buried at sea.	Identified from effects. On crew list as H. Roberts-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	94	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification; probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	95	Buried at sea.	Tattooed right arm: woman, butterfly and anchor; left arm: butterfly, knight's head, and lady. Probably a fireman.
Straus, Isador	96	Delivered to Mr. M. Rothschild and forwarded May 1st, to New York.	Instructions of Mr. P.S. Straus, N.Y. First class.
Butler, Reginald	97	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Gustafsson, Anders Wilhelm	98	Buried at sea.	Listed as Anders Gustafson, third class.
Unidentified, Male	99	Buried at sea.	Tattooed-right arm: clasped hands and heart, American flag and lady; left arm: "Dieu et mon droit." No other aid to identification. Probably a fireman.
Ricks, Cyril G.	100	Buried at sea.	On crew list as C. Ricks-Vict. Dept.
Nicholls, J.C.	101	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger. Later identified from effects by Carbines Brothers of Calumet, Michigan.
Unidentified, Male	102	Buried at sea.	Wore uniform, vest and white jacket. No other aid to identification.
Adams, John	103	Buried at sea.	Listed as J. Adams third class. Embarked Southampton.
Ale, Pedro	104	Buried at sea.
Unidentified, Male	104	Buried at sea.	Wore gray suit, also plain ring, left on finger. Effects include gold engraved ring and memo book. No further aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male	105	Buried at sea.	Wore blue serge suit and striped shirt marked "B.D." No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male	106	Buried at sea.	Tattooed: Right arm, "Aggie"; left arm, crossed hands and heart. No other aids to identification. Possibly a sailor.
Boothby, W.	107	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Leyson, Robert W. Norman	108	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger.
Rowe, Alfred	109	Forwarded, May 4th, from Halifax via "Empress of Britain" to Liverpool	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 3rd. First class.
Harrison, W.H.	110	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	First class.
Chisnell, G.	111	Buried at sea.	Identified from effects. On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	112	Buried at sea.	Steward's uniform and ship's badge No. 42 No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male	113	Buried at sea.	Tattooed: Right arm, angel of love with thistle below; left arm, girl's head in centre of anchor, a ship, and flower with "Flo." in centre. No other aids to identification. Probably a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	114	Buried at sea.	No aid to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Rigozri, Abele	115	Buried at sea.	On crew list as A. Rigozzi-Vict. Dept.
Butterworth, J.	116	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	117	Buried at sea.	Effects included silver watch and chain, and purse of French gold. No marks to aid in identification.
Unidentified, Male	118	Buried at sea.	No aids to identification. Possibly an oiler.
Robins, A.	119	Forwarded, May 4th, to Yonkers, N.Y.
Humblen, Adolph	120	Buried at sea.	Listed as Adolf Hundbleu, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Louch, Chas	121	Buried at sea.	Listed as second class passenger.
Newell, A.W.	122	Forwarded to Boston, May 1st, according to wire from Mrs. Mary A. Newell.	Listed as first class passenger.
Tamlyn, Fred	123	Buried at sea.	On crew list a F. Tamlyn-Deck Dept.
Astor, J.J.	124	Delivered to Mr. N. Biddle, and forwarded to New York, May 1st.	First Class.
Unidentified, Male	125	Buried at sea.	Steward's uniform, washing mark "G.V.N." Wore company's badge, No. 37.
Long, Milton C.	126	Forwarded to Springfield, Mass., April 30th, care of J.H. Shepherd.	Letters from C. L. Long April 23rd and 24th. Father's instructions. First class.
Roberton, G.	127	Buried at sea.	Identified from effects. On crew list as G. Robertson-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	128	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Ship's uniform. Carried open-faie watch, made by Thomas Howard, 157 Kirkdale Road and 200 Rice Lane, Liverpool; stamped "German make." Had post card with picture of 4 little girls on reverse side. Also 1x2 instantaneous snapshot of boy or young man.
Unidentified, Male	129	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattooed right arm: girls' bust; "Cissie" below. No other aids to identification.
Chapman, Chas H.	130	Forwarded, May 2nd, care of J. J. Griffin, 2282 7th Avenue, New York.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. Second class.
Wirz, Albert	131	Forwarded, May 8th, to Mrs. T. M. Brown, Beloit, Wisconsin.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 7th. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Female	132	Buried at sea.	No other aids to identification. Probably third class passenger list.
Dulles, W.C.	133	Forwarded to R.R. Bringhurst Phila., Pa., May 1st.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. First class.
Unidentified, Male	134	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Jacket marked "A." No other aids to identification. Possibly a steward.
Allison, HJ	135	Forwarded to Montreal, May 1st, care of G. E. Clark.	Listed as a first class passenger.
Unidentified, Male	136	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	137	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattooed: Right arm, British and American flags. No other aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Fellows, Alf	138	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as A. Fellows-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	139	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore boiler suit and jacket. No other aids to identification. Possibly an engineer.
Wailens, Achille	140	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Probably second class.
Unidentified, Male	141	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore white coat marked "A. May." Carried keys marked "Butcher." Effects include picture post card, addressed Mrs. Kempsey, 83 Antrim Place, Antrim Road, Belfast.
Asplund, Carl	142	Forwarded to Mrs. Selma Asplund at Worcester, Mass., May 3rd.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Johanssen, Jacob Alfred	143	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Jakob Johnson, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Wormald, F.	144	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. On crew list as T. Wormald-Vict. Dept.
Allen, Henry	145	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as H. Allen-Engine Dept.
Anderson, W.Y.	146	Buried at sea.	On crew list as W. Anderson-Vict. Dept.
Graham, Geo. E.	147	Forwarded, April 30th to Toronto, care of T. Eaton & Co.; Matthews, undertaker, escort	Listed as Mr. Graham, first class.
Birnbaum, Jacob	148	Forwarded May 3rd, to Joachim Birnbaum, Red Star Line Pier 60, New York City.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. First class.
Hodges, Henry P.	149	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Talbot, George	150	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as G.F.C. Talbot-Vict. Dept.
Robinson, J.M.	151	Buried at sea.	On crew list as J. Robinson-Vict. Dept.
Hell, J.C.	152	Buried at sea.	Probably J. Hill on crew list-Vict. Dept.
Lockyer, Edward	153	Buried at sea.	Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	154	Buried at sea.	Wore blue jacket, gray vest and black trousers. No other aids to identifcation.
Gill, John W.	155	Buried at sea.	Listed as John Gill, second class passenger.
Johansson, Eric	156	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	157	Buried at sea.	Wore ship's uniform. Key, tagged linen locker No. I C Deck. Address found in effects: Miss McElroy, Layton, Spottisbury, Dorset.
Watson, W.	158	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Barker, E.T.	159	Buried at sea.	On crew list as E. Barker-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	160	Buried at sea.	Wore bracelet. No other aids to identification. Possibly a sailor.
Bailley, G.F.	161	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as G. Bailey-Vict Dept.
Unidentified, Male	162	Buried at sea.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Woodford, F.	163	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as H. Woodford-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	164	Buried at sea.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Kvillner, Henrik	165	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger. (John Henrik Kvillner)
Partner, Austin	166	Forwarded to New York, May 7th, for shipment per S. S Minnechaha, sailing May 11th.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. First class.
Woody, O.S.	167	Buried at sea.	Not on crew list-Probably mail clerk.
Hewett, T.	168	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
White, R. Fraser	169	Delivered to F. A. Smith, and forwarded, April 30th, to Boston, Mass.	Listed as Richard F. White, first class. Instructions from mother.
Unidentified, Male	170	Buried at sea.	Carried key No. 73, marked "Carpenter's Locker." Silver watch and chain; memo book. No other aids to identification. Possibly carpenter's mate.
Connors, Patrick	171	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Cavendish, Tyrell, W.	172	Forwarded, May 3rd, care of Simpson, Crawford & Co., to Mrs. T. W. Cavendish.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 1st. First class.
Olsen, Henry	173	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Bateman, R.J. Rev	174	Forwarded May 6th to Mrs. R. J. Bateman, Jacksonville, Florida.	Accordance wire from Mrs. Bateman, May 2nd.
McCarthy, Timothy J.	175	Delivered to Mr. J. V. Finn, April 30th, for forwarding to Boston.	First class.
Theobold, Thomas	176	Buried at sea.	Listed as thomas Theobald, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Mayo, W.	177	Buried at sea.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	178	Buried at sea.	Tattooed, right arm: "anchor and rose," wife's name "Madge." Six pawn tickets in possession, and following addresses: Henry Murray, Sailor's Home, Southampton, and 45 Fir Grove Road, Southampton; Sidney Sedunary, 47 Fir Grove Road and 98 N'land Road, Southampton; John Sedunary, 47 Fir Grove Road, Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	179	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	180	Buried at sea.	Wore steward's white coat; black coat and dungaree trousers. No other aids to identification.
Novel, Mansor	181	Buried at sea.	Listed as Mansouer Norel, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Unidentified, Male	182	Buried at sea.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
McQuillan, William	183	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Saunders, W.	184	Buried at sea.	Possibly one of the two W. Saunders' on crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	185	Buried at sea.	Wore blue coat with brass buttons; trousers; steward's white coat; green singlet; green jersey with white bands. Probably second class steward.
Price, Ernest	186	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Everett, Thos. James	187	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Thos. Everett, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Hanna, Merne	188	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Mansour Hanna, third class. Embarked Cherbourg.
Ovies, Servando	189	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as first class passenger. Identified by J.A. Rodriguez of Rodriguez & Co., Havana, Cuba.
Abbott, Rossmore	190	Buried at sea.	Listed as third class passenger. Embarked Southampton.
Davis, R.J.	191	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Matherson, D.	192	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. On crew list-Deck Dept.
Unidentified, Male	193	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore light rain coat; uniform jacket with green facing and vest; purple muffler; carried cigarette case; silver watch; knife with carved pearl handle, and brass button marked "African Royal Mail"; also English lever watch.
Unidentified, Male	194	Buried at sea.	Gray overcoat Artex singlet; nightshirt; dress, trousers. Wore gold ring marked "H.B." or "B.H."
Shillabeer, Charles	195	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as C. Shillaber-Engine Dept.
Semperopolis, Petril	196	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Peter Lemberopoulos, third class. Emb. Cherbourg.
Danbom, E. Gilbert	197	Forwarded to Alfred Danbom, Stanton, Ia.,May 3rd.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	198	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Davies, John James	200	Buried at sea.	On crew list as J. Davies-Vict. Dept.
Martino, A. Meo	201	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	(shown on list as Alphonso Meo, closer examination of effects indicates as above.) Listed as Alfonso Meo, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Clarke, J.F.P.	202	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Probably Bandman.
Unidentified, Male	203	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore blue serge suit, union cable belt and striped flannel shirt. Tattooed right arm: snake around cocoanut palm, hand with bouquet of roses; left arm, woman's bust over wreath and dagger. Probably a fireman.
Ingram, C.	204	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Ackerman, J	205	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as J. Akerman-Vict. Dept.
Paulsson, Alma Cornelia	206	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Alma Paulsson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Porter, Walter Chamberlain	207	Delivered to Mr. E. Sessions, April 30th, for forwarding to Worcester, Mass.	Instructions of widow. First class.
Brandeis, Emil	208	Forwarded to Mrs. Brandeis, Omaha, Neb., May 2nd.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29. First class pass.
McCrae, Arthur Gordon	209	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger. Wire from E.D. Upham, Denver, May 10.
Unidentified, Female	210	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore long green overcoat; purple jacket; skirt; no corsets; brown shoes; black stockings.
Lefevre, George	211	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	212	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Steward's uniform; first saloon steward's badge, No. 73.
Unidentified, Male	213	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore mixture suit; green shirt; no coat. Effects include keys, pocket scissors, knife and about $45.00 money in American and Canadian bills.
Unidentified, Male	214	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's badge No. 41. Nothing else to aid in identification.
Bernardi, Baptiste	215	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept. In book as Bernardi Batiste.
Unidentified, Male	216	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's uniform; truss, and black boots. Nothing to aid in identification.
Samuel, O.W.	217	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Possibly W. Samuels. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Cave, H.	218	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Rame, M.	219	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Later identified from effects. Not on crew list. Probably mail clerk.
Unidentified, Male	220	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore black coat; flannel singlet and dungaree trousers.
Allario, Baptiste	221	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as B. Allaria-Vict. Dept. In book as Allario Baptiste, waiter.
Goree, F.	222	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	223	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's uniform. Nothing to aid in identification.
Hartley, Wallace H.	224	Forwarded, May 4th, to Boston for shipment to Liverpool.	(Shown on the list as Hotley) Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Bandmaster.
March, John S.	225	Forwarded to Newark, N.J., May 3rd, care of Smith & Smith, undertakers.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 30th. Mail clerk.
Teuton, Thomas	226	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	(Shown on list as Tenton) Not on crew list.
Dawson, J.	227	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	228	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore dungaree coat and trousers; grey shirt and drawers; body belt. No other aids to identification.
Unidentified, Male	229	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Nothing to aid in identification.
Minahan, Dr. W.E.	230	Delivered, May 2nd, to V.J. Minahan, Green Bay, Wisconsin.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th, and V.J. Minahan's wire, same date. First class.
Roberts, F.	231	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Ringhini, Sante	232	Forwarded to New York, May 11th, secort, F. W. Wender, for widow.	Request of Mrs. J. Stuart White, N.Y. (Mrs. White's manservent).
Unidentified, Male	233	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	No aids to identification.
Ostby, Engelhart C.	234	Delivered to David Sutherland, for forwarding to Providence, R. I.	Letter of H.W. Ostby, April 24th. First class.
Baxter, T.F.	235	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as F. Baxter-Vict. Dept.
Fox, Stanley H.	236	Forwarded, May 3rd, to Rochester, N.Y., to widow.	Order of Mrs. Emma Fox. Second class.
Unidentified, Male	237	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore dark gray suit; letters "F.H." on shirt. Effects included openface nickel watch and silver chain with match box attached; tortoise-shell tobacco pouch; two little pictures-one of town hall, Portsmouth, and one of Portsmouth coat of arms.
King, Alfred	238	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list, A. King-Vict. Dept.
Freeman, E.	239	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	240	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore gray overcoat; blue serge suit and white sweater. Efects included nickel or silver box purse for coins; silver maltese cross of coronation of Edward VII, 1902, attached to watch chain; silver watch with three photos (enclosed in back thereof), of two women and a boy with cap on; maker of watch, J.B. Yabsley, 72 Ludgate Hill, London; watch key attached to chain engraved "Panny," 2 Richmond Street, Brighton.
Blackwell, Stephen W.	241	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as first class passenger.
Hosgood, R.	242	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	243	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore black cloth overcoat; steward's vest and trousers marked "Stone." Effects included gold double-headed snake ring; ship's keys marked second staterooms E 99-107. Tattooed on left arm: Chinese dragon; on right arm: American flag and clasped hands.
Debreucq, Morris E.	244	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as M. DeBreucq-Vict. Dept.
Van Der Hoef, Wyckoff	245	Delivered to Mr. D. C. Chauncey, for forwarding to New York.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, letter, April 26th. Listed as Wychoff Vanderhoef, first class.
Wareham, R.A.	246	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as R. Wareham-Vict. Dept.
White, Arthur	247	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. On crew list as A. White-Vict Dept.
Unidentified, Male	248	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore dungaree trousers and gray striped jacket. Nothing to aid in identification. Probably member of cook's department.
Millet, Frank D.	249	Delivered, May 1st, to Mr. Lovering Hill, for forwarding to Boston.	First class.
Hutchinson, J.	250	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Carney, W.M.	251	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as W. Carney-Vict. Dept.
Dean, Mr.	252	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as G. Dean-Vict. Dept.
Couch, F.	253	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Deck Dept.
Gough, W.	253	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. Not on crew list.
Unidentified, Male	254	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattooed on left arm: Woman's bust and Union Jack; also woman in kilts, and on right arm: Man's head (cowboy); clasped hands and heart (true love), and flower. Nothing else to aid identification. Probably a sailor.
Van Billiard, Austin	255	Forwarded, May 4th, to North Wales Depot, Pa.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Listed as A. Van Billiard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Hickman, Leonard	256	Forwarded, May 4th to Honeyman, care of Simpson, undertaker, Neepawa, Manitoba.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd. Second class.
Unidentified, Male	257	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore boiler suit; uniform jacket (double-breasted); green striped flannel shirt. Nothing found to aid identification. Possibly an engineer.
Kent, Edward A.	258	Delivered, May 1st, to H.K. White of Boston, for shipment to Buffalo, N.Y.	First class.
Allum, Owen G.	259	Forwarded May 4th to Boston, to connect with Arabic for Liverpool, May 7th.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 2nd.
Andersen, Mr.	260	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Albert Anderson, third class. Embarked Southampton. Later identified from effects.
Storey, Thomas	261	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as T. Storey, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Unidentified, Male	262	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's coat, vest trousers, green overcoat, with tag "Miller & Son, Southampton"; shirt marked "A. Franklin." Effects included nickel watch stamped "Joe Meyer's Special" on face. Bunch of keys, including key of stateroom 38; wire spring belt with anchor buckle, stamped inside with a wreath surmounted by a crown; small card printed "Mr. W. Harris," with "Jun." added in writing.
Nicholson, A.S.	263	Forwarded, May 6th, to F.E. Campbell, 214 West 23rd Street, New York.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. First class.
Unidentified, Male	264	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's white coat; blue coat and trousers; uniform vest; blue jersey; black boots; drawers were marked "H. Lyon." Effects included brass watch stamped on face "Evening Times"; gold-rimmed spectacles, and tickets for "second stateroom D 51 to D 89."
Unidentified, Male	265	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's uniform. Effects included silver watch; keys marked Nos. 7 and 9. Nothing further to aid identification. Probably a steward.
Piazza, Pompeo	266	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Brown, J.	267	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engines Dept.
Marsh, F.	268	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engine Dept.
Crosby, E.G.	269	Delivered to Howard G. Kelley, V.P., G.T. Ry., for shipment to Milwaukee, May 3rd.	First class.
Deeble, A.	270	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Indentified from effects. On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Milling, F.C. or J.C.	271	Forwarded, May 6th, to Boston, for cremation.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 4th. Ashes to be ultimately sent to Clausen, Copenhagen. Listed as second class.
White, J.	272	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Holloway, Sidney	273	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	274	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore blue suit; pajamas and drawers marked "L. B." Effects included key with tag marked second staterooms "F1 to F14." No further aid to identification. Possibly a steward.
Gee, Arthur	275	Forwarded to New York, May 9th, to be sent to Liverpool, per S.S. Baltic.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 6th. First class.
Gradiage, E.	276	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Identified from effects. On crew list as E. Grodidge-Engine Dept.
Jaillet, H.	277	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	278	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore dungaree coat and trousers; gray flannel drawers. No aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Unidentified, Male	279	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore blue serge suit; white shirt; underclothes marked "B. C." Tattooed on right arm, a monument (a cross in memory to my dear mother), and on left arm "B. C." Clothing made by Wolf Bros., 50 East Street, Southampton). Possibly a steward.
Reeves, R.	280	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list-Engines Dept.
Unidentified, Female	281	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore black coat; blue shirt; red jersey; green blouse; wollen singlet; gray underskirt; black boots and stockings. No other aids of identification.
Rogers, Edward J.W.	282	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as E.J. Rogers-Vict. Dept.
Kantor, Cenai	283	Forwarded to 1735 Madison Ave., New York, care of Spieler.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, April 29th. Listed as second class passenger, S. Kantor.
Sawyer, Frederick	284	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as third class. Embarked Southampton.
Johansson, Gustaf Joel	285	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Gustav Johansson, third class. Emb. Southampton.
Faunthorpe, Harry	286	Forwarded to Mrs. Faunthorp; care of Mr. William Stringfield, Philadelphia, Pa.	Instructions, N.Y. Office, wire, May 3rd. Second class.
Norman, Robert D.	287	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Unidentified, Male	288	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore two gold rings, one a chain ring; white shirt with fancy front. Carried gun-metal watch. No other aids to identification. Probably a Greek.
Unidentified, Male	289	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore steward's uniform, and gold ring with green stone; ship's key, No. 37. Tattooed: left arm, anchor, cross and heart (all in one).
Bristow, R.C.	290	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as R. Bristow-Vict. Dept.
Unidentified, Male	291	Buried at Hebrew Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wore two pairs pants; pajamas; blue suit; dark overcoat; uniform buttons on vest; blue striped woolen vest; wrist watch. No other aids to identification.
McCaffry, Thomas	292	Delivered to E. E. code, May 2nd, for forwarding to Montreal.	First class.
Weisz, Leopold	293	Forwarded to E. Armstrong & Co., Montreal.	Instructions Montreal Office, wire, April 30th. Listed as second class passenger.
Swane, George	294	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Del Carlo, Sabastiano	295	Forwarded to Boston, April 30th, for shipment to Italy by Cretic May 18th.	Request of widow. Listed as second class.
Unidentified, Male	296	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattooed: Right arm, ship on back of hand; girl and snake on arm, left arm, girl's bust. No other aids to identification. Possibly a fireman.
Giles, Ralph	297	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Linhart, H. Wenzel	298	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Wire from Rud Linhart May 6th, and N.Y. Office May 2nd. Listed as Wenzel Zinhard, third class. Embarked Southampton.
Buckley, Katherine	299	Forwarded to Boston, May 3rd.	Request of sister Margaret, 71 Montview St., Roxbury, Mass. Boston Office, letter, April 29th. Third class. Embarked Queenstown.
Cox, H. Denton	300	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as W. Cox-Vict. Dept.
Poggi,	301	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as E. Poggi-Vict. Dept.
Morgan, Thomas	302	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	On crew list as T. Morgan-Engine Dept.
Unidentified, Male	303	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Tattooed: Right arm, clasped hands across heart, girl's bust with wreath beneath. Left arm, life belt with "Good Hope" ship in centre.
Der Zacarian, Maurpre	304	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as third class passenger. Buried in Halifax at request of brother.
Givard, Hans Christensen	305	Buried at Fairview Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as second class passenger.
Henderkovic, Tozni	306	Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax, N.S.	Listed as Ignaz Hendekovic, third class. Emb. Southampton.