Talk:Pamela Colman Smith

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[edit] Mother's Death

I'm not sure it could be correct that her mother died when she was 10, as the passenger list of the Alleghany arriving in New York from Kingston 30 Oct 1895 lists Miss Pamela Smith, age 17, with Mrs. Charles Smith, age 38. Tarchon 05:02, 4 June 2007 (UTC)

Also note the arrival of the Alene in New York from Kingston on 4 Oct 1893 with Corinne Smith (45) and Pamela Smith (15). In March 1897 she made the same voyage on the Alleghany again with her father Charles E. Smith (age 50), which could bracket the date of Corinne Smith's death. There's also a London-NY voyage on the Mesaba dated 22 Sept. 1906 under the full name "Pamela Colman Smith" (noted as "American Citizen" here as in previous cases) Tarchon 05:18, 4 June 2007 (UTC)