Ship Columbia
List of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Columbia of Portsmouth, NH 100 18/95 tons whereof Thomas B. Clark is Captain at the Port of Liverpool and bound for Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number*, names, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1* ? Foy 30 female weaver Ireland
2* Bernard Foy 10 male weaver Ireland
3* Patrick Foy 9 male Ireland
4* Ellen Foy 8 female Ireland
5* James Foy 5 male Ireland
6* Tho^s Foy 3 male Ireland
7* Mary Foy 2 female Ireland
8 Henry Klean 18 male merchant Prusia
9 Thomas Ward 21 male shoemaker Ireland
10 Ellen Ward 24 female servant Ireland
11 Fanny Richardson 28 female servant Ireland
12 John Kershaw 24 male tinman England
13 Robert Nicholson 19 male farmer Ireland
14 Catherine O'Neil 24 female servant Ireland
15 Martha King 21 female servant Ireland
16 Eliza Taylor 23 female servant Ireland
17 John M^cCabb 19 male shoemaker Ireland
18 Fanny Smith 16 female servant Ireland
19 Mary Ann Courtney 20 female servant Ireland
20 Margarett Flynn 20 female servant Ireland
21 Mary Gillroy 21 female servant Ireland
22 Mary Cook 22 female servant Ireland
23 Ann Sconer? 31 female servant England
24 Elizabeth Sconer? 7 female servant England
25 Ann Scorer? 5 female servant England
26 Edward Shefield 38 male spinner England
27 Francis Hudson 33 male hair dresser England
28 Henry Hudson 6 male hair dresser England
29 Francis Hudson 3 male hair dresser England
30 Harriet Hudson 9 female hair dresser England
31 Elizabeth Hudson 8 female hair dresser England
32 James Rushton 23 male iron turner England
33 Bryan Gallaghy 23 male farmer Ireland
34 John Robinson 33 male mill wright Philadelphia
35 William M^cHo??ne 30 male farmer England
36 Henry Jardin? 36 male mill wright England
37 George Hall 30 male roller cover England
38 Henry Chadwick 23 male cabinet maker England
39 Eliza M^cMannaman 16 female servant Ireland
40 Francis M^cMannaman 9 male servant Ireland
41 Terrance? Donaghy 40 male farmer Ireland
42 Mary Donaghy 40 female farmer Ireland
43 James Donaghy 20 male farmer Ireland
44 Jane Donaghy 18 female farmer Ireland
45 John Donaghy 12 male farmer Ireland
46 Michael Donaghy 10 male farmer Ireland
47 Ann Donaghy 9 female Ireland
48 Bridget Donaghy 8 female Ireland
49 Peter Donaghy 2 male Ireland
50 Hugh M^cDonnally 20 male farmer Ireland
51 Patrick M^cDonnally 22 male blacksmith Ireland
52 Tho^s Donaldson 18 male farmer Ireland
53 Sophia Mc^Gee 40 male farmer Ireland
54 Maria Niblar 16 female servant Ireland
55 Ellen Stewart 29 female servant Ireland
56 Margaret Goring 24 female cook Ireland
57 Francis M^cKenna 36 male farmer Ireland
58 Sarah M^cKenna 36 female farmer Ireland
59 Thomas M^cKenna 18 male tailor Ireland
60 Ann M^cKenna 14 female farmer Ireland
61 Sensa M^cKenna 12 female farmer Ireland
62 Eliza M^cKenna 10 female farmer Ireland
63 Michael M^cKenna 8 male farmer Ireland
64 John M^cKenna 6 male farmer Ireland
65 Ellen M^cKenna 26 female farmer Ireland
66 Patrick M^cKenna 1 male Ireland
67 Catherine Wood 40 female farmer Ireland
68 Sarah Wood 15 female farmer Ireland
69 William Wood 8 male farmer Ireland
70 Margarett M^cLaughlin 18 female servant Ireland
71 Catharine Mohain? 24 female miner Ireland
72 Ann Mohain? 4 female miner Ireland
73 Hannah Mohain? 2 female miner Ireland
74 Edw^d Burke 24 male farmer Ireland
75 Jane Nicholson 16 female servant Ireland
76 Elizabeth Morris? 22 female servant Ireland
77 Bridget M^cCabb 14 female servant Ireland
78 Luke M^cCabb 14 male servant Ireland
79 Elizabeth Kirkpatrick 75 female Ireland
80 Rose Ann Kirkpatrick 31 female Ireland
81 Jane Stewart 17 female Ireland
82 Mary Wright 31 female England
83 Jannet Wright 11 female England
84 Elizabeth Wright 8 female England
85 Phillip Wright 3 male England
86 De???? Delaney 20 male sailor Ireland
87 Mary Delaney 21 female servant Ireland
88 James Clerq 23 male servant Ireland
89 Eliza Clerq 22 female servant Ireland
90 Mary Delaney 14 female servant Ireland
I Certify that the written __________ was produced to the __________ as a true manifest
of passengers on Board the Ship Columbia.
signed: Thomas B. Clark
signed: Philadelphia July 28th, 1841 L F Donnell, ?
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.
* Passenger numbers assigned for ease of searches.
* All passengers intended to reside in the U. States therefore this column is not shown.
* This was a hand written manifest that was attached as pages 4 and 5 to a three page
printed manifest for the Barque Columbia. Ancestry.com erroneously listed these two
manifests as one. Pages 4 and 5 were hand written for the Ship Columbia that departed
from Liverpool and arrived at Philadelphia on July 28th, 1841. The first three pages
were for the Barque Columbia which departed from Londonderry and arrived in Philadelphia
on July 3, 1841.
1 to 7 Surnames may be Fay.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 58.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 August 2009
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