SS Olympia
I, Hugh Young Master of the Steam-Ship "Olympia" 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 S.S. Olympia at St. John N.B. for which port said ???? 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, H Young. Sworn to this Sept 26 1876, before me R???????? (signature illegible)
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Steamship Olympia whereof Hugh Young is Master, from St. John N.B. burthen 1524 tons.
Columns represent NAMES, AGE (Years/Months), SEX, OCCUPATION, The country to which they severally belong., The country in which they intend to become inhabitants., Part of the Vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 Miss Blair 19 F None St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 2 Wm Penalagan 24 M Clerk St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 3 John Sears 50 M None St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 4 Miss Sears 21 F None St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 5 James Adam 24 M Merchant United States United States Cabin 6 S. B. Lordly 41 M Merchant St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 7* ?? Lordly 20 M Merchant St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 8 John B. Howe 22 M Artist St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 9 John B. Robertson 33 M Farmer St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 10* John ?. ?????? 28 M Farmer St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 11 Charles Duff 26 M Farmer St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 12 John Magee 34 M Farmer St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 13 Mrs Magee 30 F None St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 14* L. Kerr 33 M Engineer United States United States Cabin 15 Mr. John Sloan 28 M None United States United States Cabin 16 Infant 6 mos M None New Brunswick United States Cabin 17* Wm ? Sloan 31 M Farmer St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 18 William Sloan 5 M None St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Cabin 19 Calvin Rourke 24 M Labr St. John N.B. St John N.B. Steerage 20 ? Cameron 36 M Labr St. John N.B. St. John N.B. Steerage In Transit for Glasgow & London 21 John K. Taylor 44 M Merchant England England Cabin 22 Mrs. Isa Taylor 16 F None England England Cabin 23 Mrs. John Fraser 30 F None New Brunswick Scotland Steerage 24 David Dawson 32 M Farmer Scotland Scotland Steerage 25 Mrs. Dawson 32 F Wife Scotland Scotland Steerage 26 Jessie Dawson 10 F None Scotland Scotland Steerage 27 Maggie Dawson 4 F None Scotland Scotland Steerage 28 David Dawson 5 M None Scotland Scotland Steerage 29 Jas Dawson 4 ms M None Scotland Scotland Steerage 30 Albert Ridout 35 M Farmer England England Steerage 31 Mrs Ridout 30 F Wife England England Steerage 32* ? Ridout ? F None England England Steerage 33 Jessie Ridout 6 F None England England Steerage 34 Edith Ridout 5 F None England England Steerage 35 Gertrude Ridout 4 F None England England Steerage 36 Victor Ridout 2 M None England England Steerage 37 Infant 6 ms M None New Brunswick England Steerage Transcriber's Notes: The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to the quality of original document. The original manifest was not numbered, but is numbered here to make transcriber's notes easier to follow. No passengers died on this voyage so that column was eliminated. In order to save space the passenger's sex has been abbreviated to M or F; St. John New Brunswick has been abbreviated to St. John N.B.; and United States of America has been shortened to United States. Passenger #7 - The first initial is either a W. or an A. and the second initial is either an I. or a J. Passenger #10 - John ?. ?????? - Middle initial could be A. or R. The last name looks as if the ink smudged and is totally illegible, but looks as if it contains 6 letters. Passenger #14 - The first initial is either a W. or an A. Passenger #17 - The middle initial is either an I. or a J. Passenger #20 - The first initial is either a W. or an A. Passenger #32 - ? Ridout - the first initial looks like it could be an E, and it looks as if she is probably under 10 years old. This line was cut off halfway in filming.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406.
Transcribed by Kathy McGee for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 April 1999
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