Immigrant Ships
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Two Friends
Departing: Hull, Yorkshire, Arriving: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Date: 28 Feb - 7 Mar 1774 (Departure) / 9 May 1774 (Arrival)
Ship Master: unknown
Columns represent: Name, Gender, Occupation, Reason for travel (comments)
1. SMITH John M farmer on account of his rents being raised so high
2. SMITH Mary F wife wife of John Smith, 29
3. SMITH John M child child of John Smith, 29 & Mary Smith, 25
4. SMITH George M child child of John Smith, 29 & Mary Smith, 25
5. SMITH William M child child of John Smith, 29 & Mary Smith, 25
6. FAWCEIT Robert M SailClothMaker on business as agent
7. PICKERING Samuel M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
8. LEACH James M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
9. LAYTON Francis M blacksmith going to seek a better Livelihood
10. LAYTON Elizabeth F wife Wife of Francis Layton, 29
11. LAYTON Francis M 18 mo child Child of Francis Layton, 29 and Elizabeth Layton, 26
12. LAYTON John M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
13. HAYTON George M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
14. HILL Anthony M farmer on account of his rents being raised so high
15. WILLISON John M carpenter going to seek a better Livelihood
16. LAYTON John M husbandman going to seek a better Livelihood
17. PECK Richard M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
18. HODGSON William M husbandman going to seek a better Livelihood
19. WILSON John M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
20. WARD William M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
21. WARD Elizabeth F wife Wife of William Ward, 24
22. WARD Moses M 18 mo child Child of William Ward, 24 & Elizabeth Ward, 22
23. APPLEBY Robert M husbandman going to seek a better Livelihood
24. BROWN William M carpenter going to seek a better Livelihood
25. BROWN Jane F wife Wife of William Brown, 22
26. BROWN Jane F child Child of William Brown, 22 and Jane Brown, 21
27. BROWN James M husbandman going to seek a better Livelihood
28. BROWN Mary F servant going to seek a better Livelihood
29. WEBSTER John M Taylor going to seek a better Livelihood
30. WRIGHTSON Elizabeth F servant going to seek a better Livelihood
31. YATE Tomas M mason going to seek a better Livelihood
32. BRIGS Thomas M blacksmith going to seek a better Livelihood
33. SEDGEWICK John M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
34. ROUTH John M husbandman on account of his rent being raised
35. HARWOOD Thomas M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
36. FIRTH George M farmer going to seek a better Livelihood
37. PARKER William M farmer on account of their rents being raised
38. PARKER Mary F wife wife of William Parker, 31
39. PARKER John M child Child of William Parker, 31 and Mary Parker, 38
40. PARKER ?? 18 mo child Child of William Parker, 31 and Mary Parker, 38
41. HARRIISON Jane F maidservant going with Parkers; on account of their rents being raised
42. PARKER Mary F widow going to accompany her children
43. LUMLEY John M husbandman to seek a better Livelihood
44. FIELDING Armistead M farmer Provisions, Rents and every necessary of life,
being so very high they cannot support their family
45. FIELDING Elizabeth F wife Wife of Armistead Fielding, 42
46. FIELDING John M child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
47. FIELDING William M child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
48. FIELDING Nicholas M child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
49. FIELDING Hannah F child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
50. FIELDING Esther F child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
51. FIELDING Joseph M child Child of Armistead Fielding, 42 and Elizabeth Fielding, 40
52. BARE Richard M Butcher to seek a better Livelihood
53. BLINKHORN William M farmer on account of their rents being raised
54. BLINKHORN Ann F wife Wife of William Blinkhorn, 33
55. BLINKHORN William M 7 Child of William Blinkhorn, 33 and Ann Blinkhorn, 29
56. BLINKHORN John M 8 Child of William Blinkhorn, 33 and Ann Blinkhorn, 29
57. BLINKHORN Ann F Child of William Blinkhorn, 33 and Ann Blinkhorn, 29
58. BLINKHORN Eleanor F Child of William Blinkhorn, 33 and Ann Blinkhorn,
59. MASON Abraham M husbandman to seek a better Livelihood
60. ABBA Elizabeth F servant to seek a better Livelihood
61. WATERWORTH John M farmer on account of his rent being raised
62. THOMPSON Richard M husbandman to seek a better Livelihood
63. BULMER John M farmer on account of their rents being raised by
Beilly Thompson Esquire their landlord
64. BULMER Grace F wife Wife of John Bulmer, 45 Two Friends
65. BULMER James M child Child of John Bulmer, 45 and Grace Bulmer, 46
66. BULMER George M child Child of John Bulmer, 45 and Grace Bulmer, 46
67. BULMER Joseph M child Child of John Bulmer, 45 and Grace Bulmer, 46
68. BOWSER Ann F shopkeeper to seek a better Livelihood
69. BOWSER Richard M farmer On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
travelling with Ann Bowser, 60
70. BOWSER Ann F servant On account of their rents being raised
by William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
travelling with Ann Bowser, 60
71. STERRIKER Hannah F servant travelling with An Bowser, 60
72. ROUTLIDGE William M blacksmith In hopes of a better livelihood
73. ROUTLIDGE Sarah F wife Wife of William Routlidge, 30
74. ROUTLIDGE Diana F child Child of William Routlidge, 30 and Sarah Routlidge, 27
75. ROUTLIDGE Joseph M 18 mo child Child of William Routlidge, 30 and Sarah Routlidge, 27
76. STAVELY Richard M husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
77. STAVELY Robert M husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
78. LINTON John M Butcher On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
79. FENBY Robert husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
80. CRAWFORD Andrew husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
81. HARPER Christopher M farmer On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
82. HARRISON Thomas M husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
83. THURSBY William M husbandman On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
84. WRY John M weaver On account of their rents being raised by
William Weddell Esquire their landlord;
85. SNOWDON Pickering M weaver going to seek a better Livelihood
86. SUGGET Mary F widow going to seek a better Livelihood
87. SUGGET Ann W child Child of Mary Sugget, 40 W
88. SUGGET Mary child Child of Mary Sugget, 40
90. SUGGET Christopher M child Child of Mary Sugget,40
91. SUGGET John M child Child of Mary Sugget,40
92. SUGGET William M husband going to seek a better Livelihood
93. PARKER Joseph M rope maker going to seek a better Livelihood
94. PARKER Elizabeth F wife Wife of Joseph Parker, 33
95. PARKER William M child Child of Joseph Parker, 33 and Elizabeth Parker, 33
96. FAWCEIT John M farmer on account of their rent being raised
97. FAWCEIT Jane wife Wife of John Fawceit, 29
98. FAWCEIT Mary F child Child of John Fawceit, 29 and Jane Fawceit, 28
99. ANDREWS Thomas M husband [sic] In hopes of a better support for himself & family
every necessary of life being so dear
100. ANDREW Lilley F wife Wife of Thomas Andrews, 37
101. ANDREW Mary F child Child of Thomas Andrews, 37 and Lilley Andrews, 37
102. ANDREW John M child Child of Thomas Andrews, 37 and Lilley Andrews, 37
103. ANDREW Mary F child Child of Thomas Andrews, 37 and Lilley Andrews, 37
104. ANDREW Hannah F child Child of Thomas Andrews, 37 and Lilley Andrews, 37
Correspondence added August 24, 2008 Passengers #20-22 WARD
I am a direct descendent of the immigrant family previously stated. The family settled in an area south of present day Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Additional children born to this family includes a son William, which is my genealogical link to the William and Elizabeth Ward family. This web site information states the Ship Master's name is unknown, my research states otherwise.
Contact email address: Andrew WARD
Reformatted by Compass Coordinator August 24, 2008; Added passenger numbers to this list since the original was not numbered.
Document source: Tepper, Michael, Editor, "Passengers to America", Baltimore- Genealogical Publishing Co., 1978, p 260-262.
Coldham, Peter Wilson, "The Complete Book of Emigrants", Baltimore,- Genealogical Publishing Co. 1993, pp193-195
Contributed by Chignecto Project
Reformatted by Alice M. (Stansfield) Herzberg
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