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Ship: Sally Date: May 1760 (Departure)
Departing: Newport, Rhode Island, USA
Arriving: Newport (Hants County), Nova Scotia
Columns represent: No, Name, # in family, Gender, Origin
2 John Chambers 1 Male Newport, Rhode Island 3 James Hervie 5 Male Newport, Rhode Island 4 John Hervie 1 Male Newport, Rhode Island 5 Nathaniel Reynolds 4 Male Newport, Rhode Island 6 Benjamin Sanford 7 Male Newport, Rhode Island 7 Joshua Sanford 3 Male Newport, Rhode Island 8 James Smith 6 Male Newport, Rhode Island 9 James Weedon 6 Male Newport, Rhode Island NOTES: Ship Master: Jonathan Lovett,
Document source: John V. Duncanson, "Newport, Nova Scotia A Rhode Island Township", 1985, p. 16...
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Reformatted by Sheila Tate for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 25 February 1999
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