SS Bothnia
I, Wm. M^cMickan, Master of the do solemnly, sincerely and truly (illegible) 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 vessel at Liverpool from which port 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.
Sworn to this 26^th July 1876So help me God,before me ________________(illegible signature)
(signed) Wm. M^cMickan
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the SS Bothnia whereof Wm. M^cMickan, is master, from Liverpool burthen 4500 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, part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
161 G. Leulka 25 male man servant Italy Italy cabin
162 Frances Greenier 22 female spinster Russia Russia cabin
163 Angelina Middlebon 30 female spinster America America cabin
164 Katherine Rogers 26 female artist England England cabin
165 M^rs MacDonald 36 female maid England England cabin
166 Margaret Marseilles 22 female teacher America America cabin
167 Gertrude Marseilles 35 female teacher America America cabin
168 Lettie M^cPrare 27 female spinster America America cabin
169 Jennie M^cPrare 25 female spinster America America cabin
170 M. C. Woods 19 female spinster America America cabin
171 Cornelia C. Peck 42 female spinster America America cabin
172 M^rs Hance 33 female matron America America cabin
173* T. D. Mauzer -- -- -- America America cabin
174 M^rs Peabody 75 female matron America America cabin
175 E. L. Marks 29 male merchant America America cabin
176 Lucy Marks 28 female matron America America cabin
177 Kenneth Marks 1y 6m male child America America cabin
178 William D. Carr 50 male gentleman America America cabin
179 Delia Carr 35 female matron America America cabin
180 Conrad Wallroth 25 male gentleman America America cabin
181 Cecilia Wallroth 23 female matron America America cabin
182 Thomas Flagg 40 male merchant America America cabin
183 C Flagg 35 female matron America America cabin
184 Samuel French 54 male publisher America America cabin
185 M&rs French 50 female matron America America cabin
186 George Duncan 60 male engineer England England cabin
187 M^rs Duncan 52 female matron England England cabin
188 Alex Ramsey 48 male merchant America America cabin
189 Mary Ramsey 44 female matron America America cabin
190 Charles Harwood 41 male builder America America cabin
191 Emity Harwood 43 female matron America America cabin
192 P. L. Mills 44 male merchant America America cabin
193 M^rs Mills 40 female matron America America cabin
194 John H Jalane 28 male merchant America America cabin
195 M^rs Jalane 23 female matron America America cabin
196 R. F. Ward 36 male officer England England cabin
197 John H. Wray 36 male merchant America America cabin
198 John Amery 64 male gentleman America America cabin
199 T. D. Waneyer 37 male manufacturer America America cabin
200 John Crue 51 male merchant America America cabin
201 William D. Butler 30 male merchant America America cabin
202 Charles Johnspn 91 male merchant America America cabin
203 C. A. Gatlondef 40 male merchant America America cabin
204 W. P. Levis 42 male merchant America America cabin
205 M. Hilson 57 male gentleman America America cabin
206 S. D. Howell 50 male merchant America America cabin
207 J. H. Whitney 40 male merchant America America cabin
208 Perkins Bass 49 male lawyer America America cabin
209 Thomas Gardner 26 male wharfiner England England cabin
210 J. M. T. Musgrave 29 male gentleman England England cabin
211 T. I. Edwards 35 male clergyman England England cabin
212 Frederick Kiersheedt 30 male manufacturer America America cabin
213 Thomas H Macklise 46 male broker America America cabin
214 Noble Harrison 16 male gentleman America America cabin
215 Fred. W. Henricks 24 male lawyer America America cabin
216 R. D. Rogers 51 male gentleman America America cabin
217 Josiah H. Jones 19 male clerk England England cabin
218 J. B. Spencer 39 male merchant America America cabin
219 Frank Clubworthy 36 male merchant America America cabin
220 H. Hodgkins 49 male gentleman England England cabin
221 C. W. Hankies 28 male spincer England England cabin
222 Robert Foulks 32 male gentleman England England cabin
223 John Harpin 20 male gentleman England England cabin
224 Richard Terrot 21 male gentleman England England cabin
225 Howard Gibb 28 male draper America America cabin
226 G. H. Waterons 24 male traveller America America cabin
227 Arthur Mather 23 male gentleman England England cabin
228 Walker Mather 22 male gentleman England England cabin
229 A. M. Day 40 male dry goods America America cabin
230 Charles C. Sargent 33 male merchant America America cabin
231 C. F. A. Henricks 31 male engineer America America cabin
232 James L. Marvin 34 male importer America America cabin
233 James L. Nickels 47 male seaman America America cabin
234 George M. Hall 25 male vocalist America America cabin
235 Thomas Rybus 30 male agent England England cabin
236 George W Prentiss 46 male manufacturer America America cabin
237 William D. Prentiss 22 male manufacturer America America cabin
238 Thomas H Oxenham 39 male gentleman England England cabin
239 Charles Northrop 26 male student America America cabin
240 Ambrose Norris 19 male student America America cabin
241 Van House Norris 13 male student America America cabin
242* Joseph Pulitzer 40 male editor America America cabin
243 H. S. Perkins 49 male music teacher America America cabin
244 A. M. Maidstone 25 male gentleman America America cabin
245 P. L. Centers 30 male man servant America America cabin
246 Alex Halcomb 44 male gentleman America America cabin
247 W. T. Payne 23 male merchant America America cabin
248 M. A. Bernheiner 19 male gentleman America America cabin
249 Henry May 77 male gentleman America America cabin
250 C. Auffwnordt 38 male merchant America America cabin
251 J. T. Diesskinck 40 male merchant America America cabin
252 Alfred Booth 41 male merchant America America cabin
253 Lydia Booth 35 female matron America America cabin
254 Charles Booth 7 male child America America cabin
255 Mabel Booth 6 female child America America cabin
256 Alfred Booth 3 male child America America cabin
257 Henry Booth 2 female child America America cabin
258 Constance Booth inft female child America America cabin
259 Sophie Sandkuhl 60 female matron America America cabin
260 Marie Sandkuhl 24 female nurse America America cabin
261 Mary Harley 19 female nurse America America cabin
262 Abel French 60 male gentleman America America cabin
263 Miss French 24 female spinster America America cabin
264 B. Angels 30 male man servant America America cabin
265 Henry Woods 55 male gentleman America America cabin
266 M^rs Woods 49 female matron America America cabin
267 Helen Woods 11 female child America America cabin
268 Fred W. Jarvis 56 male gentleman America America cabin
269 M^rs Jarvis 48 female matron America America cabin
270 Florence Jarvis 15 female spinster America America cabin
271 Fred C. Jarvis 10 male child America America cabin
272 Edmund Jarvis 7 male child America America cabin
273 W. H. Harrison 38 male engineer America America cabin
274 Mary Harrison 34 female matron America America cabin
275 W. H. Harrison 16 male student America America cabin
276 Anne J. Allen 40 female matron America America cabin
277 H. N. Smith 24 male gentleman America America cabin
278 Kate Smith 24 female matron America America cabin
279 Adelaine Smith 11 female child America America cabin
280 Harper Smith 9 male child America America cabin
281 George Brawnell 56 male chemist England England cabin
282 Susanna Brawnell 50 female matron England England cabin
283 B. T. Dakyne 34 male farmer England England cabin
284 Emma Dakyne 33 female matron England England cabin
285 Hugh Roberts 19 male gentleman England England cabin
286 Elizabeth Porrning 32 female spinster England England cabin
287 Alice Johns 14 female spinster England England cabin
288 T. I. Johns 11 female child England England cabin
289 David Bingham 37 male merchant America America cabin
290 Gertrude Bingham 32 female matron America America cabin
291 Margaret Gauer 25 female nurse America America cabin
292 Floence Bingham 6 female child America America cabin
293 Arthur Bingham 4 male child America America cabin
294 Edward Bingham 2 male child America America cabin
295 M^rs Moodie 40 female matron England England cabin
296 Ralph Moodie 5 male child England England cabin
297 Flora Moodie 5 female child England England cabin
298 Mary Doherty 35 female nurse England England cabin
299 Richard J. Rees 38 male manager England England cabin
300 Margaret Rees 38 female matron England England cabin
301 M. Rees 8 female child England England cabin
302 G. H. Rees 7 female child England England cabin
303 Mary Habakkuk 48 female nurse England England cabin
304 J. M. Williams 29 male manager England England cabin
305 Sarah Williams 31 female matron England England cabin
306 A. M. Heatley 26 female matron America America cabin
307 George Heatley 5 male child America America cabin
308 Ethel Heatley 2 female child America America cabin
309 Margaret Heatley inft female child America America cabin
310 Mary Briston 23 female nurse America America cabin
311 J Bailey 36 female matron America America cabin
312 Emily Bailey 17 female spinster America America cabin
313 Kettie Bailey 4 female child America America cabin
314 Bridget Harrison 50 female nurse America America cabin
315 A. W. Kingman @ male gentleman America America cabin
316 M^rs Kingman @ female matron America America cabin
317 -- Kingman @ female child America America cabin
318 & servant -- @ female nurse America America cabin
319 Richard Dugeon 22 male gentleman America America cabin
320 William Dugeon 10 male child America America cabin
321 Jessie Dugeon 14 female spinster America America cabin
322 Edith Campion 26 female matron England England cabin
323 Arthur Campion inft male child England England cabin
324 Jane Putnam 24 female matron England England cabin
325 -- Putnam inft female child England England cabin
326 Emily Lee 24 female spinster America America cabin
327 Bessie Lee 40 female matron America America cabin
328 James Lee 23 male gentleman America America cabin
329 G. W. Fisher 50 female matron America America cabin
330 Sara Fisher 24 female spinster America America cabin
331 Charles Endicott 11 male child America America cabin
332 John Keeown -- male gentleman America America cabin
333 M^rs French 50 female matron America America cabin
334 Martin French 11 male child America America cabin
335 Edward Pomroy 30 male gentleman America America cabin
336 M^rs Pomroy 60 female matron America America cabin
337 Julia Pomroy 20 female spinster America America cabin
338 Josephine Pomroy 18 female spinster America America cabin
339 Anne J. Edwards 27 female nurse America America cabin
total cabin 206
total steerage 133
339
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.
* None died during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated.
173: Most of the information was not visible or readable due to lines that passed through
either a fold or due to intentional reason.
242: This may have been the man of whom the Pulitzer Prize is given except that his birth
date was supposed to be 1847, which would have made him 30 yrs old in 1876. Maybe he
lied to the clerk when boarding or the clerk mistakenly entered 40 instead of 30.
332: Age can not be determined as it was smeared, could be 36 or 56.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 405, List 699.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 March 2007
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