Passengers and crew on S.S. Athenia

Passengers boarding from Belfast on 1st September 1939

Last Name	First Name(s)	Nationality	Given Address	Class	Fate
Acheson	William	British	Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh	Third	Landed at Greenock
Allan	Jean	British	Holywood, Co. Down	Tourist	Landed at Greenock
Allan	Margaret	British	Holywood, Co. Down	Tourist	Landed at Greenock
Apers	Alice	British	Beersbridge Road, Belfast	Third	Landed at Greenock
Aykroyd	Mrs. Frank M.	British	Dublin, Ireland	Tourist	Landed at Greenock
Aykroyd	Frank M.	British	Dublin, Ireland	Tourist	Landed at Galway
Aykroyd	Judith	British	Dublin, Ireland	Tourist	Landed at Greenock
Aykroyd	Prudence	British	Dublin, Ireland	Tourist	Landed at Greenock
Beaulieu	Eleanor	British	Blaris, Lisburn, Co. Antrim	Third	Landed at Galway
Beaulieu	John	British	Blaris, Lisburn, Co. Antrim	Third	Landed at Galway
Beaulieu	Mary	British	Blaris, Lisburn, Co. Antrim	Third	Landed at Galway
Benson	Susan	American	Newcastle, Co. Down	Third	Landed at Greenock
Blair	Eva	British	Portrush, Co. Antrim	Tourist	Landed at Galway
Buchanan	Bertha Louise	British	Strabane, Co. Tyrone	Cabin	Landed at Galway
Burrows	Gerald	British	Antrim, Co. Antrim	Cabin	Landed at Greenock
Burrows	Helen West	British	Antrim, Co. Antrim	Cabin	Buried at Sea
Burrows	Mary	British	Antrim, Co. Antrim	Cabin	Landed at Greenock
Campbell	Elizabeth	American	Armoy, Co. Antrim	Third	Landed at Greenock
Campbell	Elizabeth	American	Armoy, Co. Antrim	Third	Landed at Halifax
Carroll	Mabel	American	Fivemiletown, Co. Fermanagh	Cabin	Landed at Halifax
Carroll	Mary	British	Rathfriland, Co. Down	Third	Landed at Greenock
Chanler	Eleanor Suzanne Barbara	British	Belfast	Tourist	Landed at Halifax
Chanler	John Armstrong	British	Belfast	Tourist	Landed at Halifax

Alice Apers

Alice Apers, Florence French, and Laura Smith, all with given addresses on Belfast's Beersbridge Road boarded the ill-fated S.S. Athenia in Northern Ireland.

Bertha Louise Buchanan

Bertha Louise Buchnan was the wife of A.W.P. Buchanan, a well-known and notable man in the legal profession in Canada. She embarked on S.S. Athenia at Belfast.

Eleanor Beaulieu

Eleanor Beaulieu, John Beaulieu, and Mary Beaulieu all with given addresses at Blaris, Lisburn were among the many passengers to board S.S. Athenia in Belfast.

Eleanor Suzanne Barbara Chanler

Eleanor Suzanne Barbara Chanler and John Armstrong Chanler boarded the ill-fated S.S. Athenia at Belfast on 1st September 1939 and later survived the sinking.

Elizabeth Campbell

Two women named Elizabeth Campbell boarded S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939. Both survived although landed on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Elizabeth Campbell Jr.

Two women named Elizabeth Campbell boarded S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939. Both survived although landed on opposite sides of the Atlantic.

Eva Blair

Eva Blair with a given address of Castle Erin, Portrush, Co. Antrim boarded S.S. Athenia at Belfast on 1st September 1939. She landed at Galway with survivors.

Franklin Milnes “Frank” Aykroyd

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aykroyd and daughters Judith and Prudence departed from Belfast on 1st September 1939 sailing for Montreal, Quebec, Canada on S.S. Athenia.

Gerald Burrows

Gerald Burrows, Mary Burrows, and Helen West Burrows set sail on S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939. Tragedy struck when U-30 torpedoed the liner.

Helen West Burrows

Helen West Burrows, Gerald Burrows, and Mary Burrows set sail on S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939. Tragedy struck when U-30 torpedoed the liner.

Jean Allan

Jean Allan giving an address at Holywood, Co. Down boarded the ill-fated S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939 along with her mother Margaret Allan.

Joan Somerset Aykroyd

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aykroyd and daughters Judith and Prudence departed from Belfast on 1st September 1939 sailing for Montreal, Quebec, Canada on S.S. Athenia.

John Armstrong Chanler

John Armstrong Chanler and Eleanor Suzanne Barbara Chanler boarded the ill-fated S.S. Athenia at Belfast on 1st September 1939 and later survived the sinking.

John Beaulieu

John Beaulieu, Eleanor Beaulieu, and Mary Beaulieu all with given addresses at Blaris, Lisburn were among the many passengers to board S.S. Athenia in Belfast.

Judith Aykroyd

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aykroyd and daughters Judith and Prudence departed from Belfast on 1st September 1939 sailing for Montreal, Quebec, Canada on S.S. Athenia.

Mabel Carroll

Mabel Carroll, a 43 year old housewife, boarded S.S. Athenia at Belfast on 1st September 1939 giving an address at Fivemiletown, Co. Fermanagh at the time.

Margaret Allan

Margaret Allan giving an address at Holywood, Co. Down boarded the ill-fated S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939 along with her daughter Jean Allan.

Mary Beaulieu

Mary Beaulieu, Eleanor Beaulieu, and John Beaulieu all with given addresses at Blaris, Lisburn were among the many passengers to board S.S. Athenia in Belfast.

Mary Burrows

Mary Burrows, Helen West Burrows, and Gerald Burrows set sail on S.S. Athenia from Belfast on 1st September 1939. Tragedy struck when U-30 torpedoed the liner.

Mary Carroll

Mary Carroll departed Belfast on S.S. Athenia on 1st September 1939. She survived the torpedo attack and landed with other survivors at Greenock in Scotland.

Prudence Aykroyd

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aykroyd and daughters Judith and Prudence departed from Belfast on 1st September 1939 sailing for Montreal, Quebec, Canada on S.S. Athenia.

Susan Benson

American citizen Susan Benson gave an address at Tullybrannigan, Newcastle, Co. Down at time of boarding the ill-fated Athenia at Belfast on 1st September 1939.

William Robert Acheson

William Acheson departed from Belfast on the ill-fated S.S. Athenia on 1st September 1939. He survived the sinking, landing at Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland.