Ship Forest King
List of Passengers taken on board the Ship Forest King whereof Allen is Master, at the Port of Liverpool and bound for New Orleans.
Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, *Occupations, *Country to which they belong, *Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, *Number that have died on the Passage.
1 Gilmer, Alia 30 female
2 Reel, E 26 male
3 Byrne, Jane 21 female
4 Carrill, P 22 m
5 Pine, H 22 m
6* Perillar, Fr 47 m
7 Freld, Chr 29 m
8 Kelly, Peter 21 m
9 Aranda, L.P. 20 m
10 Holmes, Joh 28 m
11 Holmer, Ell 28 fem
12 Grosh, W.R. 26 male
13* Blackloch, Chr 40 male
14* Blackloch, Jane 40 fem
15* Blackloch, Maryanne 13 fem
16* MacKnard, Darry 12 male
17 MacKnard, Th. 11 male
18 MacKnard, R. 9 male
19 Centiore, Fr 33 male
20 Jopha, H. 28 male
21 Johnston, E. 37 male
22 Spino, H. 30 male
23* Wylock, A. 19 male
24 Eganiski, Ch 18 male
25 Bordman, W. 27 male
26* Bordman, W. ?? male
27 Reynolds, G. 35 male
28 Reynolds, Mrs 32 fem
29 Reynolds, Ger. 1 m
30 Conlan, Saml 32 m
31 Conlan, Mrs. 30 f
32 Conlan, Henry 9 m
33 Cathans, Rob 30 m
34 Kelly, Jas 24 m
35* Head, Barnes 26 m
36 Head, Ch. 17 m
37 Head, Alfred 13 m
38 Brad, Geoff 17 m
39 Conner, Hr. 18 m
40 Caffey, C 33 fem
41 Caffey, Peter 1 male
42 Heggerty, May 19 fem
43 Heggerty, Cathrine 2 fem
44 Dane, Th. 25 male
45 Brete, Fr 34 male
46 Brete, Mrs. 34 fem
47 Grinan, Th. 35 male
48 Grinan, Elzs 35 fem
49 Grinan, Ellen 9 fem
50 Grinan, M 3 fem
Transcriber's Notes:
? The "?" indicates letters or words that cannot be read due to the quality of the
original document.
* An "*" indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder or is used
to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes.
* The original document recorded the given name first and the surname second.
* The column "Occupation" recorded "farmer" for all and therefore eliminated.
* The column "Country to which they belong" was recorded as "Great Britian" for
all and therefore eliminated.
* The column "The country in which they intend to become inhabitants" was listed
as the United States for all and therefore eliminated.
* The column "Died on Voyage" had "United States" recorded and therefore eliminated.
6 Surname could be "Peullar"
13-15 Surname could be "Mackloch"
16 Given name could be "Dany"
23 Surname could be "Wylick"
26 Age illegible
35 Given name could be "Bawes" or "Barries"
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 41.
Contributed by Luciana Ramnos III
Transcribed by Dorothy J. Smiley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
1 November 2009
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