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Atkins, John L., an oiler on the 'Clallam'
Baney, Hall, a member of the crew of the 'Clallam'. Barber, Hale, a passenger Bellies, Miss, residence unknown, a passenger, drown Bellinger, Mr., of the Crofton smelter, chartered the tug 'Edna Grace' to aid in the search for victims Benhan, Miss Hazel, daughter of the weather observer at Tatoosh; chosen to christened the 'Clallam'. Bennett, Charles G., of San Francisco, a passenger Bermingham, Capt. John,, the United States supervising inspector of steam vessels Blackwood, Edward Everett, local agent of the Puget Sound Steamship Company MR: Edward Everett Blackwood, age, full, r.Victoria, b.Charleston, NC, bachelor, agent, Ang, s.o. H. Craig Blackwood mar Eliza Jane Wallace, age, full, r. & b.Victoria, spinster, d.o. ---? Wallace, 12 Sep 1888, Victoria. DN, Times, 4 Apr 1933, p.9: Edward Everett Blackwood, 72, leaves daus: Mrs Norman Payne & Mrs Charles Payne.Bolton, Eleanor, a passenger, drown, w.o Samuel Bolton Bolton, Samuel Edward, a passenger, survivor MR: Samuel Edward Bolton, 28, r.LeDuc, NWT, b.Bolton, ON, barrister, Psb, s.o.J---- N. Bolton & Martha Hickman mar Eleanor Gurd, 30, r.Cranbrook, b.Stradbally, IRL, Ang, d.o. George Gurd & Eleanor Margaret Farquhar, 21 Dec 1913, Cranbrook.Buckner, H., a passenger, residence not known, drown Bullen, H.F., of the B.C. Salvage Company, Burney, C.J., a passenger, residence not known, drown Campbell, Robert G., a passenger, of Seattle, a timber cruiser, drown DR: R.J. Campbell, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, timber cruiser, cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Carter, Capt., the 'Clallam's' former master Case, R., lumberman of Kingsley, Mich., a survivor, partner of E.F. Ferris Chan Wing, employed in the steward's department on the 'Clallam' Cherrett, William, a passenger, an ex-bombardier of the Royal Garrison Artillery, who obtained his discharge from the regiment at Singapore in July last, and was on his way to Victoria with a letter of introduction to Mr. J. Martyn, of Rithet street, drown DR: William Cherrett, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, about 33, b.ENG, discharged soldier from Singapore, Bapt., cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Collister, Capt. R., inspector of hands and equipment Cox, Mrs Chas., a passenger, of Ladysmith, drown, sister of Charles Thomas Cox, William, former assistant engineer of the 'Clallam', and who superintended the installing of her pumps and other machinery Cullen, Charles, jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Currie, Robert, assistant steward on the 'Clallam', of Victoria, drown Daniels, Guy, entertainer, r.o. Kansas City, drown David, Lester W., a survivor, of Blaine, WA Davis, John, a survivor, of Nanaimo Delaunay, Scott A., the chief engineer on the 'Clallam' Diprose, Miss Ethel, a passenger, of Tacoma, sister of Mrs. W.H. Challoner of Victoria, drown DR: Ethel Diprose, d.8 Jan 1904, Straights of San Juan de Fuca, 22, nurse, b.Strathroy, ON, Psb, informant: W.L. Challoneer, merchant, 275 Fort St, cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Doney, J.W., first officer and pilot of the 'Clallam'. Ferris, E.E., of Travis City, MI, USA, partner of R. Cane Freer, Frank G., purser on the 'Clallam' Fletcher, J.H., foreman jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Galletly, Mrs. Jeanne Geraldine, a passenger, of Victoria, drown, w.o. A.J.C. Galletly DR: Jeannie Geraldine Galletly (Jeannie was scratched out and Jane added), d.8 Jan 1904, 54, CE, w.o. A.J.C. Galletly; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Galletly, Miss Jessie McDuff, a passenger, of Victoria, drown, d.o. A.J.C. Galletly DR: Jessie MacDuff Galletly, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Discovery Island, 21, d.o.A.J.C. Galletly, b.Halifax, NS, CE; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Gaudin, Capt. James, local agent of the marine and fisheries Gibbons, W.R., a passenger, former r.o. Tacoma, b. County Sligo, Ireland, 45, recently came to Victoria to be the organist at St. John's church, drown, left a wife and three sons Gibbs, Capt. S.B., surveyor and agent for the Marine Underwriters' Association for Puget Sound; inspected the 'Clallam' while she was in Seattle fitting out to go into commission Gill, Margaret Isabella, a passenger, of Dawson, YT, drown DR: Margaret Isabella Gill, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Discoverry & Trial Islands, 52, b. Barry, IL, USA, CE, wid. of John Gill; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Gooderich, Commodore, master of the H.M.S. 'Grafton' Green, Charles, a passenger, of Victoria, drown Greer, J.J., operated the 'Albion' Griffiths, Richard S., member of the 'Clallam's' crew Grimes, William H., a passenger, of Redmond, Wash, 35, b.London, ENG Hall, Capt. Robert, master of the tug 'Richard Holyoke' Hanna, W.J., undertaker at Victoria Harris, Louise, a passenger, of Spokane, drown, d.o. W.J. Harris, of Spokane DR: Louise Harris, 8 Jan 1904, at sea near Discovery Island, 20, spinster, b.Wallace, ID, USA, Psb, cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Hart, Dr. Edward Charles, coroner of Victoria heading inquest Harvey, Alexander, crew, drown DR: Harvey Sears, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Victoria, 26, Meth, steamboat man, b.NB, cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Heath, Edward W., builder of the 'Clallam'. Heffernan, John T., proprietor of the Heffernan Engine Works, metalled the 'Clallam's' engines Hewett, Isaac, a passenger, of Vancouver Island Hibben, T.N., jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Hickey, Capt., master of the 'Princess Beatrice' Hickman, a passenger, brother of Mrs Carrie La Plante. Hicks, Eugene, a passenger, of Friday Harbor, drown Horne, Capt., with the Puget Sound Tugboat Company at Seattle, sent tugs 'Richard Holyoke' and 'Sea Lion' from Port Townsend Hudson, Archibald (Archie), boy in charge of texas rooms on board the 'Clallam', drown Hyson, George, residence not known, a passenger, drown Jeffries, J., member of the 'Clallam's' crew Jeffs, George J., a passenger, r.o.132 Fort St., Victoria, drown Jensen, Harry, stevedore on the 'Clallam' Jewell, Joseph, saloon watchman, of Victoria, drown Johnson, C.E., a passenger, of Portland, OR, USA, drown, father-in-law of Chief Justice Gordon Hunter, of Victoria Jones, W., auctioneer who sold the salvage of the 'Clallam' Joy, E. Harry, a passenger, of Harberton, drown DR: E. Harvey Joy, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 30, miner, Prot, b.VA, USA; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.King, William, mate of the 'Clallam', of Victoria, s.o. Archie King King, Archie, a cabin boy on the 'Clallam' Lannen, Edward, a passenger, of Montana, his prospective bride Mrs Reynolds drown La Plant, Carrie, a passenger, of Friday Harbor, w.o.William La Plant, drown La Plant, Peter, a passenger, of Friday Harbor, drown DR: Peter La Plant, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 22, RC, miner, b.San Juan Island, WA, USA; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.La Plant, William, a passenger, of Friday Harbor, brother-in-law of Thomas Sullins La Plant, Verna, a passenger, of Friday Harbor, d.o.William & Carrie La Plant, drown Larsen, Peter, railway contractor of Helena, a survivor Lawrence, Capt. Tom, a passenger, of Victoria, a Yukon river steamboat captain, drown Lehman, Bruno, customs inspector, of Tacoma, drown DR: Bruno M. Lehman, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 38, Prot, US customs inspector; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Lent, George H., supervising and constructing engineer of the Puget Sound Navigation Company Libby, Capt. John R., general manager of the Puget Sound Tugboat Company, dispatched the tugs 'Holyoke' and 'Sea Lion' Lindhome, R., a seaman on the 'Clallam', of Seattle, drown Lockwood, Edward, freight clerk, on the 'Clallam', of Seattle, drown DR: Edward Lockwood, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Discovery & Trial Islands, 37, CE, freight clerk S.S. Clallam, b.ENG; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Lugrin, Charles R., appointed to represent the Dominion government at the coroner's inquiry at Victoria Maddock, P.fireman on the 'Clallam' Manson, Charles, of Seattle; stevedore & acting 2nd officer, drown Manter, Capt. Charles C., captain of the tug 'Sea Lion' Marcon, William Herbert, jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Mattick, Patrick, fireman on the 'Clallam' McKeon, Allan P., member of the 'Clallam's' crew McPhillips, A.E., appointed to represent the provincial government at the coroner's inquiry at Victoria Meyer, Louis, quartermaster of the 'Clallam', of Aust, Whidby Island Moore, Hattie, a passenger, of San Juan, WA, USA, drown DR: Hattie Moore, d.8 Jan 1904, 20, b.CA, USA, Epis; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Moore, Thomas, a passenger Murdock, Miss Minnie, a passenger, of Seattle, drown DR: Miss Minnie Murdock, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 20, Prot, b.Munroe, WA, USA; cause: drowning; verdict of coroner's inquest: manslaughter by Geo. Roberts.Murray, Miss Annie, a passenger, of Victoria, drown Parker, Edward, an oiler on the 'Clallam' Prince, Albert Kimmons, entertainer, r.o. Kansas City DR: Albert Kimmons Prince, d.4 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, about 33, musician, b.USA, cause: drowning; verdict on coroner's inquiry: manslaughter against Capt. Roberts.Reed, Baynes, of the meteorological bureau Reynolds, Mary, a passenger, of Seattle, f.o. Missonia, Montana, prospective bride of Edward Lennen, drown DR: Mary Reynolds, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 40, RC, widow, b.MI, USA, cause: drowning; verdict on coroner's inquiry: manslaughter against Capt. Roberts.Richards, Mrs. Lenora, a passenger, drown Rookledge, W.E., a passenger, of Tacoma, a painter, drown MR: William Elbert Rooklidge, 25, r. Victoria, b. Kincardine, ON, box maker, Meth, s.o. George Gerry & Agnes mar Caroline Allice Bloomfield, 19, b. & d. Victoria, Epis, d.o. Philip Pierce & Elizabeth, 11 Apr 1895, Victoria.Rostein, James, jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Rouin, Mrs, of Seattle Schreck, William C., port engineer Sears, Capt. A.A., captain of the steamer 'Iroquois' Sears, Harvey, deckhand on the 'Clallam', born May 19th, 1877, at Sackville, N.B., drown, brother of Capt. A.A. Sears Shaw, Nathaniel Peel, a passenger, of Victoria, drown, son-in-law of C.H. Lugrin DR: Nathaniel Peel Shaw, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 37, merchant, b.NB, Meth, cause: drowning; verdict on coroner's inquiry: manslaughter against Capt. Roberts.Smith, James J., second engineer of the 'Clallam', of Seattle, drown Smith, John, an oiler on the 'Clallam', drown Storrs, Capt., captain of the collier steamer 'Mackinaw' that passed the 'Clallam' not nothing that it was in distress Sullivan, Thomas, a passenger, of Westholm Sullins, Dellie C. (Mrs. Thomas), a passenger, drown DR: Dellie C. Sullens, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, 27, Meth, w.o. Thos. Sullens, b.West Sound, San Juan Island, WA, USA, cause: drowning; verdict on coroner's inquiry: manslaughter against Capt. Roberts. A duplicate form has her surname as Sullins and religion RC.Sullins, Leonard, a passenger, s.o. Thomas Sullins, drown Sullins, Louis, a passenger, s.o. Thomas Sullins, drown Sullins, Thomas L., a passenger, of San Juan, brother-in-law of William La Plant Sullins, Violet, a passenger, d.o. Thomas Sullins, drown Swaney, Homer H., a passenger, formerly a resident of McKeesport, president of the Pacific Steel Company, Pa., drown Sweeny, John (Jack), a passenger, of Victoria, survived Taylor, Herbert, witness to ship foundering; resident Battery St. Thomas, Charles, a passenger, of Ladysmith, drown, brother of Mrs. Charles Cox Thompson, Col. Charles W., a passenger, president of the Washington Co-operative Mining Company and the Montezuma Mining Company, drown DR: Charles W. Thompson, late of Tacoma, WA, USA, d.8 Jan 1904, at sea near Trial Island, about 50, religion n/g, President Washington Cooperative Mining Syndicate, verdict on coroner's inquiry: manslaughter against Capt. Roberts.Thompson, Captain Livingston, a passenger, land surveyor, of Victoria, drown Thomson, Capt. A., inspector of of boilers Tozier, Capt., captain of the U.S. revenue cutter 'Grant' Troup, Capt., captain of the steamer 'Charmer' Turner, R. & Mrs, passengers, of Victoria, drown Turner, , United States Local Inspector of Steam Vessels, Seattle, Wash Vandemeet, A., a passenger, residence not known, drown Wachter, Joseph, president of the local aerie of Eagles Watson, Stewart J.R., a passenger, residence not known Watt, Dr. A.T., the William Head quarantine superintendent Weiler, Charles, jurist on the coroner's inquest at Victoria Whitney, , United States Local Inspector of Steam Vessels, Seattle, Wash Wylie, Miss, a passenger, of Victoria, drown |