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Ship North Star
These are to Certify that the annexed is a true copy of the Report and Manifest of the Ship North Star whereof Benedict is Master, from Liverpool entered at this Port this day of ----------as exhibited on Oath, by said master that no part of said Cargo hath been unladen in this district. Hospital money paid here on Entry. Witness my Hand and Seal this sixth day of February one thousand eight hundred and thirty two. T?? Whiteley
Boarded at Delaware list of Steerage Passengers*
1 Johann L??tt 2-5 Wife 3 children Five Passengers 6-9 Hannah Hither 3 children 10-13 Emma Tong 3 children Eight Passengers 14 James Vusfall 15 Thomas Boyne Two Passengers 16 John Land 17 Thomas Livingston Two Passengers 18 Henry Melvish 19 Wife 20 John En?? Three Passengers 21 James Ryan 22 William Duncan Two Passengers 5 days Feb. 11,1832 Isbon Benedict
Report and Manifest of the Cargo laden on board of the Ship North Star whereof Isbon Benedict is Master, which cargo was taken on board at Liverpool burthern 3922 tons, built at Phildelphia in the state of Pennsylvania and owned by Isaac Lloyd & Isaac Lloyd Jr. Merchant at Philadelphia as per register granted at Phildelphia the 19th day of October and bound for Phildelphia.
A List of Hospital supplies taken on board at Liverpool which is unreadable
Marks Numbers Package & Contents By Whom To Whom
Inclusive
? 59 One Box Ch???
? 192a197 List Cans Merchantdise Joseph Fearson Edw Wartonia
v5 One Can Sheep ?utt Joseph Fearson Samuel Carsley
? ? One Bundol Unknown Sarah By ???
? Eight Packages of Baggage Unknown Eila >ax
Transcriber's Notes:
This voyage originated in Liverpool. It is not possible to know whether
or not the passengers listed herein are immigrants or not.
There are about 10 more hospital items which are blacked out.
Passenger numbers added to aid with referencing.
National Archives and Records Administration, M425, Reel 70.
Transcribed by Sharon for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
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