SS Erin
I, George Alltree, Master of the SS Erin, do solemnly, sincerely and truly declare 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 Steamer at ________ from which port said Steamer 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.
Sworn to this 5 July 1876So help me God,before me ________________(illegible signature)
(signed) George Alltree
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the SS Erin whereof George Alltree, is master, from __________, burthen 2502 tons.
Coloumns represent: Names, age in years and months, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants*, died on voyage*.
STEERAGE PASSENGERS 1* Ann Ballantine 28 f none England 2 Jane Bell 33 f wife England 3 Minnie C. Bell 3y 6m f child England 4 Cornelius Clifford 37 m weaver Ireland 5 Elizabeth Colombo 50 f none England 6 Louis J. Cross 31 m Railway Pointoman England 7 Norah Cross 30 f wife England 8 Honora Delay 20 f seamstress England 9 John C. Egan 48 m joiner England 10 Harry Ehrie 38 m stone mason England 11* -- Ehrie 27 f wife England 12 Jane Martin 16 f none England 13 Morris Goldstein 17 m jeweller Germany 14 Moses Greenberg 38 m jeweller Germany 15 Maria Griffiths 40 f none United States 16 Abraham Gross 27 m tailor Germany 17 Charles Grover 19 m farm laborer England 18 Henry Harris 17 m merchants' clerk England 19 Hirsch Harris 58 m shoemaker Germany 20 William John Harvey 32 m butcher England 21 Rose Howard 46 f domestic servant Wales 22 William John Howard 40 m blacksmith Wales 23 George Hutchngs 40 m seaman England 24 Edwin Jones 22 m rope maker England 25 Theodore Lantz 20 m blacksmith England 26 Owen Leonard 30 m farm laborer England 27 John C. Mendall 33 m boot keeper Ireland 28 Arthur G. Morrison 41 m farmer England 29 Thomas Newing 39 m tea dealer England 30 Mary Ann Newman 40 f widow England 31 Charles Hayes Newman 16 m none England 32 Daniel O'Brien 21 m -- worker England 33 Julius Palmer 32 m glass engraver Germany 34 John Patrick 29 m brewer Scotland 35 Anna Pearse 19 f none England 36 Moss Phillips 21 m none England 37 Ebenezer Rees 36 m gas fitter Wales 38 William Scanlan 30 m farm laborer Ireland 39 William Scott 24 m engineer England 40* Mary Stanten 60 f none England 41* Mary Stanten 30 f none England 42 William H. Thomas 59 m carpenter England 43 Richard Turner 55 m farm laborer Wales 44 Esther Turner 36 f wife Wales 45 Frank Wade 24 m sewing machinist England 46 Henry Weeden 23 m butcher England 47 Joseph Wild 50 m cloth finisher England 48 Margaret Wild 49 f wife England 49 James Wild 24 m cloth finisher United States 50 Mary E. Wild 17 f none United States 51 Alice M. Wild 15 f none United States SALOON PASSENGERS 52 Mary Russell 42 f lady United States 53 David Hunter 32 m railway inspector United States 54 John Davis 26 m gentleman United States 55 Lafayette Brown 31 m car builder United States 56 Mary Brown 29 f wife United States 57 Mary Brown 2y 6m f child United States 58 John Nelson 27 m car builder United States 59 Wyatt Carr 29 m car builder United States 60 Henry E. Amhoff 26 m general merchant United States 61 Edward Armstrong 34 m general merchant United States 62 Walter D. Hancock 29 m doctor of medicine United States 63 Mary E. Ingles 42 f lady United States 64 John Thatcher 21 m gentleman United States 65 Lionel Aloof 26 m gentleman Spain 66 George de Mets 38 m general merchant Belgium 67 Gustave Muller 30 m gentleman Germany 68 Marie Muller 35 f wife Germany 69 Adolph F. Christiani 36 m musician Germany 70 Maud Christiani 28 f wife England 71 John Lindsay 45 m machinist Scotland 72 Johan Oranovsky 32 m gentleman Russia 73 Nicholas Popoff 34 m gentleman Russia 74 Arnold Miniatoff 39 m gentleman Russia 75 Maria L. Jones 31 f lady England 76 Harry F. Nicholl 24 m gentleman England 77 John F. Tottenham 52 m Commander R.N. England 78 Frederick Parsons 21 m gentleman England 79 Robert S^t Aubyn 56 m Captain RN England 80 William J. Taylor 31 m gentleman England 81 Abram Baber 25 m gentleman England 82 Diana Baber 20 f wife England 83 Mortimer H. Halle 24 m confectioner England 84 Harriet Watkins 58 f lady England 85 Harriet L. Watkins 26 f lady England 86 Thomas Lambert 55 m builder England 87 Mary Lambert 51 f wife England 88 William H. Magee 19 m comedian England 89 John Ellingsworth 45 m engineer England 90 Arthur Moore 25 m railway inspector England 91 David Robinson 66 m farmer England 92 Georgiana Mitchell 40 f lady England 93 Emily Akers 20 f lady England 94 Hamilton S^tL. Pyne 28 m civil engineer England 95 Eliza Pyne 21 f wife England 96 Richard Cobley 44 m brewer England 97 Hannah Cobley 36 f wife England 98 Thomas Whittaker 70 m gentleman England 99* Thomas Mousely 26 m gentleman England 100* Marguerite Mousely 22 f lady France 101 Roland Bureau 27 m engraver France 102 Alfred Hennequin 27 m professor of languages France 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. * Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling. * Passengers were numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing. * The country of which they intend to become inhabitants is the United States so this coloumn was eliminated. * None died during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated. 11: Crease in manifest caused first name to be blacked out. 40 & 41: Surname may be Stauten or Stauteer. 99 & 100: Surname may be Mansley.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 404, List 614.
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5 February 2007
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