Susan Cheyne

     Susan Cheyne was born, about 1893, in Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland.¹

James B. Cheyne and Susan Cheyne were listed as children in the household of James Cheyne and his wife, Maggie Cheyne on the 1901 Scotland Census, at 13 Craigie Street, in Aberdeen, Saint George's in the West, Saint Nicholas Parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was listed as 8 years of age, born in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and a scholar.¹

Susan Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 3 June 1913, at Quebec, Quebec, Canada. She was a steerage passenger aboard the Saturnia, out of Glasgow. She was 20, single, born in Scotland and a domestic. She was destined for Toronto via Canadian Pacific Railroad. She was marked "British Bonus Allowed".²

Susan Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 8 December 1914, at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. She was found on two entries for the same ship and the same day. First, as a British 3rd class passenger aboard the Pretorian, out of Montreal. She was 21 years old and a domestic. Her last permanent residence was in Canada and she planned to stay in Scotland. The second as a steerage passenger, going to 7 Millin (?) Street, Clydebank and not planning to return to Canada. Also on the same page similarly listed twice was Lewis Cheyne (5446).³