Brig Elizabeth
[No.1.]
REPORT and MANIFEST of the CARGO laden on board of the Brig Elizabeth whereof Remington is Captain, which Cargo was taken on board at Havana, burthen 152 tons, built at Philad^a in the State of Pennsylvania and owned by John F. Ohl merchant, at Philadelphia as per Register, granted at Philadelphia the 14th day of May 1839 and bound for Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Marks, numbers, packages and contents, by whom shipped and to whom consigned, place of residence*, port of destination*, and passenger numbers*.
S one bag coffee................................G. Knight & Co M^rs C. Streker
one bag coffee................................G. Knight & Co John Brelain
one & a half boxes............................G. Knight & Co M^rs M Beylle
fl 1/53 fifty three bags coffee.......................L. Goulare P.L.&L Laynevene
C 1@72 seventy two bags coffee.......................E.L. Cemchvis P.L.&L Laynevene
Heuling one bag coffee................................J.J. Carrera John Keating
M.S. one barrel sugar..............................H.C. Gibson Meyer & Savert
one bag coffee................................H.C. Gibson Meyer & Savert
SM one case......................................H. Rottman S. Mange
S 4.5 two cases cont'g segars.......................F. Penasee F.M. Schwartz
FS three hundred twenty boxes segars.............Guicuvic & Son Fred. Seeger
J Roberts one bag mass?.................................Castillo Nepheus J. Roberts
DA 1@65 sixty five bags coffee .......................F. Clark. Clark & Co
X 1@23 twenty three bags coffee......................F. Clark. Clark & Co
JC 1@135 one hundrerd thirty five bags cofee...........Vervy & Co J. Carrigen J^r
SS 1@30 thirty bags cofee.............................Vervy & Co Spooner & Son
eight thousand segars.........................D Peguens Meeke & Paters Co
M 1@129 one hundre3d twenty nine boxes sugar..........Jose Cabarga Charles Mayer
JFO 1/160 one hundred sixty boxes sugar.................Franco Alvares John F. Ohl
sevenbty one hhds molasses....................Franco Alvares John F. Ohl
forty thousand segars.........................Franco Alvares John F. Ohl
quantity fruit................................Franco Alvares John F. Ohl
BE 1/40 forty boxes sugar.............................Franco Alvares John F. Ohl
Buchel one bag wool......................................................Buchel
BLThompkin one package.......................................................B&Humphrey
Monroe one box sweet meats...............................................Capt^n Remmington
six quarter boxes segars..........................................Benners & Badgers
one bag coffee....................................................Capt^n Remmington
J Carrigan one box merchandise...............................................J Carrigan
one box merchandise...............................................J M Meliset
Passengers & Baggage
1 Philip Hopkins - 1 trunk, 1 bag wearing apparel
2 J. Morgan - 2 trunks, 1 box sweet meats, 1 demijohn, 1750 segeers
3 Adison Avery - 1 trunk, 1bag, 1 box, bed & etc
4 J. Bustanicuto - 2 trunks, 1 bag, 1 writing desk
5 A. Gererder - 1 trunk, 1 bag, 1 writing desk
6 J. V. Morer - 1 trunk, 1 bag, 1 writing desk
7 P. n. Patrullo - 1 trunk, 1 baqg, 3 boxes, 1 bundle, 2 boxes merchandise
Ship Stores:
4 boxes claret
1 barrel beef
1 barrel pork
signed: April 10th 1849 John P Remington
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 by transcriber to aid in search.
* All merchants resided in and port of destination was Philadelphia.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 56.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 July 2009
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