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Ship Edward


Calcutta & Madras, India to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
22 April 1836
No.1
Report and Manifest of the cargo laden on board of the Ship Edward whereof John Land is Master, which cargo was taken on board at Calcutta & Madras, India, burthen 339 42/95 tons, built at Durham in the Sate of New Hampshire and owned by William Foster & Hudson S. Foster merchants at Philadelphia per Register granted at Philad^a the 31st day of 1835 and bound for Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Marks, numbers inclusive, packages and contents, by whom shipped, to whom consigned, place of consignees residence, ports of destination.
G    385    totals two thousand eight hundred fifty bags Salt Petre   Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
H     82    and two muster bags                                          
I    160
K    508
M    642    
N    478
O    395
P    200 
-    234    six hundred bolts canvas..................................Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
-    366                                                                  
F&C  1@194  one hundred ninety four bales hides                       Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
F&C  1@201  two hundred one chests shellac                            Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
F&C  1@50   fifty bales safflower                                    `Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
F&C  1@50   fifty bales jute                                          Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
F&C  1@50   fifty bales senna leaves?                                 Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
D    2@27   twenty eight casks ?unreadable?                           Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
W    2@52   fifty two cases merchde                                   Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
P           one chest mdse                                            Foster, Chapman & Co      order    Philad^a    Phila^a
JR          one bag long peppers & oner box nutmeg specimens          J. Ryan                    J. ?    Philad^a    Philad^a      
JE          one box merchandise                                       ?. Ervine               J B Budd   Philad^a    Philad^a
L           one parcel silks                                          J. Land            Foster ? & Co   Philad^a    Philad^a

           Shipped at Madras
F&C  1@30   thirty bales goat skins                                   unreadable         Foster & Co     Philad^a    Philad^a     
D&O  1@40   forty bales blue salemport?                               ? & Bainbridge     Lee & Goodwin   Philad^a    Philad^a
C&C  1@10   ten bales blue salemport?                                 unreadable         P&J SCrazy?     New York  
L    1@6    six bales blue salemport?                                 unreadab;e         Foster &co      Philad^a    Philad^a 
R    1@4    four bales blue salemport?                                J. Ryan            J. Ryan         Philad^a    Philad^a  
JWO  1@7    seven  trunks kkfr                                        unreadable         J.A. Brown & Co Philad^a    Philad^a
 some small articles amongst the baggage
                                                                                   signed: John Land
Passenger: James Ryan, baggage 4 trunks misc.


Transcriber's Notes:

*  An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
   the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
   in the transcriber's notes.
?  Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
   condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^  A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 51.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
19 March 2009



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