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SS Cornwall


The Great Western Steamship Line
From Bristol, England to New York
23 June 1877
I, Wm Stamper, Master of the SS Cornwall do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect List of all the Passengers taken on board of the said SS Cornwall at Bristol, Eng. from which port said steamship has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said Passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. So help me God. Wm Stamper, Master.
Sworn to this 23 June 1877, before me (signature cannot be read).
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the SS Cornwall. Wm Stamper is Master from Bristol, Eng. burthen 1872 tons.
Columns represent Passenger Name, Age, Sex, and Occupation.
 	 1 Forcey, Walter       31  M    Farmer
 	 2 Forcey, Mary         29  F    Wife
 	 3 Box, William         24  M    Laborer
 	 4 Box, Jessie          23  F    Wife
 	 5 Box, John           Inf* M    Child
 	 6 Brimble, Ann         53  F    Wife
 	 7 Brimble, Eliza       23  F    Spinster
 	 8 Brimble, Kate        11  F    Child
 	 9 Wilson, Agnes        27  F    Spinster
	10 Whitney, Anne        21  F    Domestic
	11 Beach, Rose          27  F    Spinster
	12 Merfield*, Mary      38  F    Wife
	13 Merfield*, John       7  M    Child
	14 Merrifield*, Eliza    4  F    Child
	15 Southan, Joyce       26  F    Spinster
	16 Hill, Caroline       54  F    Wife
	17 Hill, Amelia         10  F    Child
	18 Sanders, S.          22  M    Peddler
	19 Sparks, Richard      35  M    None
	20 Jeske, Richard       26  M    Mariner
	21 Benbow, Thomas       20  M    Miner
	22 Trevans, Henry       32  M    Fisherman
	23 Taylor, Thomas       22  M    Laborer
	24 Hill, Henry          36  M    Cabinet M* 
	25 Jones, Edw           18  M    Engineer
	26 Harris, William      30  M    Miner
	27 Harris, Richard      35  M    Miner
	28 Hossing, William     23  M    Miner
	29 Bolace, John         21  M    Miner
	30 Newton, William      21  M    Miner
	31 Jeffery, William     30  M    Miner
	32 Richards, John       31  M    Engine driver
	33 Quartly, Wm          25  M    Carpenter
	34 Johns, Mary          29  F    Spinster
	35 Lang, Walter         30  M    Minister
	36 Elias, David         30  M    Draper
	37 Lutley, Wm           20  M    Farmer
	38 Poultoni, Wm R.      25  M    Butcher
	39 Coultson, Nath T.    24  M    Clerk
	40 Mitchell, Elizabeth  24  F    Spinster
	41 Crase, Mary          30  F    Wife
	42 Crase, Joseph       Inf* M    Infant
	43 Mathews, John        24  M    Miner
	44 Coom, Wm             27  M    Laborer
	45 Coom, Maria*         22  F    Wife
	46 Rudolph, C. A.*      32  M    Steward
	47 Hughes, Mrs M. A.*   40  F    Lady 
  

Transcriber's Notes:

The use of a * indicates an omission or error made by the original 
recorder, or a reference to information in the Transcriber's Notes. 

All passengers were intending to become inhabitants of the United 
States of America. The country to which all passengers belong was 
listed as England except for #45 Maria Coom and #46 C. A. Rudolph, 
who were listed as Great Britain. All passengers occupied Steerage, 
except for #47 Mrs M. A. Hughes, who occupied a Cabin. There were 
no births or deaths on this passage. 

Abbreviations:  Inf means infant, Cabinet M probably means Cabinet 
Maker.

Passenger #12 Mary Merfield, #13 John Merfield, and #14 Eliza 
Merrifield seem to be one family, and probably have the same surname.

National Archives and Records Administration Film M237, Reel 409
Transcribed by Eileen Matthew for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 May 1999



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