This was an unusual manifest relative to those seen to date. It was a printed form whose format is difficult to reproduce in this transcription. The section beneath the above statement is a one line tabulation with columns headed as follows: Master's Name- Farwell*: tons, register- 700; Aggregate number of superficial feet in the several compartments set apart for steerage and intermediate passengers- 558: Total number of Statute Adults the ship can carry-55: where bound-Philadelphia.

This tabulation was followed by the following statement: I hereby certify that the Provisions actually laden on board this Ship, according to the 6th Section of the Passengers' Act, are sufficient for 44 Passengers, computed according to the Act.

Columns represent*: Passenger numbers*, names, age*, sex*, occupation* .

 1  M^rs M^cAllister    23      female           
 2  Eliza Wright        30      female           
 3  M^rs M^cDonnell     35      female           
 4  Mary Ann M^cDonnell 12      female           
 5  Hannah M^cDonnell    9      female           
 6  Bridget M^cDonnell   5      female           
 7  Dennis M^cDonnell    2      male             
 8  Isabella M^cDonnell    1mo. female           
 9  Mary Brady          19      female           
10  Sam^l Bayson        60      male     spinner         
11  Mary Bayson         60      female           
12  Hilare Bayson       31      female           
13  James Bayson        12      male             
14  Betty Bayson        26      female           
15  Maria Bayson        22      female           
16  Harriett Bayson     22      female           
17  John Warburton      35      male     spinner
18  Ann Warburton       35      female           
19  Thomas Warburton    12      male             
20  Peter Warburton      9      male             
21  Jane Warburton       7      female           
22  James Warburton      5      male             
23  John Warburton       2      male             
24  Ed Clegg            20      male             
25  Gilbert Greeson     13      male             
26  Marg^t Flannagam    21      female           
27  Benj^n Davies       60      male             
28  M^rs Davies         50      female           
29  Owen Davies         18      male             
30  Juliana Davies      16      female           
31  Sarah Davies        12      female           
32  Joseph Davies       10      female           
33  Marg^t David        22      female           
34  John David             1mo. male             
35  John Evans          23      male     labourer        
36  Thomas E Evans      22      male     labourer        
37  David Davies        23      male     labourer        
38  Ann Davies          22      female           
39  Mary Robbitt        18      female           
40  Betty M^cAnnulty    20      female           
41  James Cassidy       18      male             
42  Thomas Dooley       22      male             
43  Cath^e Kelly        30      female           
44  Hugh Kelly          10      male             
45  John Kelly           8      male             
46  Stephen Kelly        6      male             
47  James Keenan        11      male             
48  Mary Keenan         13      female           
49  William Taylor      30      male     labourer        
50  Tho^s Simpson       50      male     labourer        
51  Ann Simpson         50      female           
52  Thomas Simpson      30      male     labourer        
53  Kitty Simpson       20      female           
54  Nancy Simpson       20      female           
55  James Simpson          1mo. male             
                                                         
 Recapitualtion:                                         
   14 Adult males,           21 adult females,        35 total adults
   11 males under 14 yrs.,    7 females under 14,     18 total under 14 yrs.
    2 males under 1 yr.       1 female under 1 yr.     3 total under 1 yr.
                          Grand total of passengers = 56.
                                                         
56* John Reece                           
57* Elizabeth Bintliff                           
   

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 by transcriber for search purpose.
*  The passenger list format was difficult to reproduce so it has been modified in here. 
   Passengers were listed as either adults, children under 14 years, and children under 
   12 years.
*  The name of the ship spelled Farewell, with the first "e" lined out, making it Farwell.
   Ancestry.com lists the ship's name as Farewell.
*  The captain's signature is difficult to read; maybe Farnell, Farnett or even Farwell
 
56, 57 These passengers were listed below the recapitulation for some unknown reason.
       They may have boarded at some other port or after the manifest had been completed
       or were found to be on board as stowaways.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 61.

Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 December 2009

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