VICTIM OF THE S.S. MORRO CASTLE FIRE
Passenger booked in cabin 506
125 Highland Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Body identified at Sea Girt, N.J. by her son in law, John White.
Her husband, housepainter Martin Renz, was rescued. Some lists spelled the last name Rienz. Mrs. Renz, a non-swimmer, was thrown overboard by 'rescuers' despite her protestations and drowned beside the ship.
[Compiled by Jim Kalafus and Marty Oppenheim]
Passenger booked in cabin 506
125 Highland Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Body identified at Sea Girt, N.J. by her son in law, John White.
Her husband, housepainter Martin Renz, was rescued. Some lists spelled the last name Rienz. Mrs. Renz, a non-swimmer, was thrown overboard by 'rescuers' despite her protestations and drowned beside the ship.
[Compiled by Jim Kalafus and Marty Oppenheim]
VICTIM OF THE S.S. MORRO CASTLE FIRE
Passenger booked in cabin 506
125 Highland Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Body identified at Sea Girt, N.J. by her son in law, John White.
Her husband, housepainter Martin Renz, was rescued. Some lists spelled the last name Rienz. Mrs. Renz, a non-swimmer, was thrown overboard by 'rescuers' despite her protestations and drowned beside the ship.
[Compiled by Jim Kalafus and Marty Oppenheim]
Passenger booked in cabin 506
125 Highland Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Body identified at Sea Girt, N.J. by her son in law, John White.
Her husband, housepainter Martin Renz, was rescued. Some lists spelled the last name Rienz. Mrs. Renz, a non-swimmer, was thrown overboard by 'rescuers' despite her protestations and drowned beside the ship.
[Compiled by Jim Kalafus and Marty Oppenheim]
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