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R.M.S. Corsica


Havana, Cuba and Nassau, Bahama Island to New York
13 April 1867

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, J. Le Messurier, Master of the R.M.S. "Corsica", 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 the said R.M.S. "Corsica" at Havana and Nassau from which Ports the said Vessel 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. (Signature) J. Le Messurier
Sworn to, this 13th April 1867,
Before me. (Signature) ????????, D.C.
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the R.M.S. "Corsica" whereof J. Le Messurier is Master, from Havana and Nassau burthen 681 tons.
Columns represent: Given name and surname, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, and the part of the ship occupied during the voyage.
  
  1  Alexander Stephens      28   M   Merchant     Scotland      Canada     Cabin
  2  Henry Salisbury         36   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
  3  Dora Alexandra          16   F   Servant      Nassau        England    Cabin
  4  Caroline McManis        17   F   Servant      Nassau        England    Cabin
  5  Arthur Amory            26   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
  6  Elizabeth W Amory       16   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
  7  Frederick D Corbett     25   M   None         Nova Scotia   England    Cabin
  8  Edward Gove             29   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
  9  Mrs E. Gove             28   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 10  Col. D. S. Lamson       35   M   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 11  Jules Fourncer          40   M   Merchant     France        Canada     Cabin
 12  Edward A Neake          25   M   Merchant     England       England    Cabin
 13  William W. F. Synge     40   M   Consul       England       England    Cabin
 14  Henrietta Synge         35   F   None         England       England    Cabin
 15  Maria M. A. Synge       12   F   None         England       England    Cabin
 16  Francis J. Synge        10   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 17  Gilbert H. F. Synge      9   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 18  William M. T. Synge      6   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 19  Sarah Guy               40   F   Servant      England       England    Cabin
 20  William B. Clyrner      52   M   Gentleman    U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 21  Mary H. Clyrner         42   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 22  Maria H. Clyrner         5   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 23  Elle Hoyt               16   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 24  Adolphe M Schlesenger   25   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 25  Mary Scanlon            36   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 26  Archibald Rogers        24   M   Captain      England       England    Cabin
 27  Julia Rogers            21   F   None         England       England    Cabin
 28  Gorgiana Lovell         40   F   None         England       England    Cabin
 29  Alfred Hall              9   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 30  Archibald Rogers         1   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 31  John Gomard             31   M   Capt^n       U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 32  Patrick O'Brien         36   M   Capt^n       U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 33* Rob^t Halcheson         57   M   Merchant     England       England    Cabin
 34  W^m Hollingsworth       48   M   Merchant     England       England    Cabin
 35  Charles Nesbitt         68   M   Col Secy     England       England    Cabin
 36  Thomas Oliver           35   M   Naval Off^r  England       England    Cabin
 37  Thomas Sewall           48   M   Clergyman    U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 38  Julia Sewall            40   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 39  Henry Sewall            11   M   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 40  Henry King              45   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 41  Arabella King           47   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 42  William R. King         17   M   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 43  Mrs Fischer             30   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 44  Charles S. Fischer      43   M   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 45  Ellen Fischer            7   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 46  Arthur A. Jones         28   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 47* David B. Kershaw        60   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin    Died 
 48* Jose Sawz               40   M   Merchant     Spain         Spain      Cabin
 49  Bernardo la Higuera     46   M   Merchant     Spain         Spain      Cabin
 50  William L. Kane         33   M   Gentleman    U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 51  Lloyd Nheouex           36   M   Gentleman    U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 52  M. B. De Pyster         34   M   Gentleman    U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 53  William H. Tripp        23   M   Captain      England       England    Cabin
 54  Alexander Vass          29   M   Gentleman    Canada        Canada     Cabin
 55  Catherine Vass          22   F   None         Canada        Canada     Cabin
 56  Charles Salter          27   M   None         England       England    Cabin
 57  Franco Rivera           29   M   Merchant     Spain         Spain      Cabin
 58  Vincente Ortiz          22   M   Merchant     Spain         Spain      Cabin
 59  Francisco Calleja       29   M   Farmer       Spain         Spain      Cabin
 60  Walter Vail             51   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 61  Mary C. Vail            40   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 62  Edward vail              6   M   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 63  Eliza Vail               2   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 64  Helen Waring            20   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 65  Mary Warren             22   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 66  Ann Ward                70   F   None         England       England    Cabin
 67  Mary Calleja            54   F   None         Spain         Spain      Cabin
 68  Julia Calleja           17   F   None         Spain         Spain      Cabin
 69  Henry Izard             28   M   Telegraph    England       England    Cabin
 70  Eugene Le Gal           48   M   Merchant     U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 71  Cha^s Bordrout          40   M   Mariner      Arichat       Arichat    Cabin
 72  James Johnson           33   M   Merchant     England       England    Cabin
 73  Charles W. Benson       27   M   Seaman       U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 74  Mary Benson             32   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 75* Sarah Quinland          30   F   None         U.S.          U.S.       Cabin
 76  Francis McIntyre        35   M   Mariner      U.S.          U.S.       Deck
 77  Armanda Ford            18   F   Nurse        England       England    Cabin


Transcriber's Notes:

  A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that can not be transcribed 
  with certainty.

  An asterisk (*) indicates either difficulty in deciphering the handwriting of the 
  manifest or something in the Transcriber's Notes to which the reader should refer.

  A caret (^) indicates that the following letter in a word or name is superscripted.

  The transcriber numbers the passengers consecutively, even though they are not 
  numbered in the original manifest.


 33      Surname appears to be written as "Halcheson", but might possibly be "Hutcheson".
 47      A notation associated with this passenger states that he "Died 9th April".
         The Cause of death is not recorded on the manifest.
 48      Surname is possibly "Sawz" or "Sanz".
 75      Surname is recorded as "Quinland", but might possibly be "Quinlan".

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 277, List 200.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
10 December 2008



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