Ship Franklin
Another transcription of this ship can be found in Volume 4
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Franklin of Warren whereof Joseph S. Burgess is Master from Liverpool, burthen 431 tons, and owned by ______________ of ______________ and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Names, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, passenger numbers and baggage.
1* D^r Louis Guistiana 28 male clergyman Germany Missouri 1,2 - 3 trunks and 3 boxes clothing 2 M^rs Maria Guistiana 32 female lady Germany Missouri 3* Capt Henry Von Rohr 42 male Germany Missouri 3, 4 - 2 trunks clothing 4 Miss Julia Von Rohr 4 female daughter Germany Missouri 5 M^r Frederick Heathcote 33 male gentl^n England Illinois 5 to 7 - 3 trunks and 1 box clothing 6 M^r George Heathcote 32 male gentl^n England Illinois 7 Miss Elisabeth Heathcote 18 female lady England Illinois 8 Thomas Heathcote 6 male gentl^n England Illinois 9* James Kerr 23 male joiner Scotland Nashville, Tenn 8 to 14 - 5 boxes clothing 10 Grace Kerr 22 female wife Scotland Nashville, Tenn 11 Benj^n Kerr 2 male Scotland Nashville, Tenn 12 Janett Kerr infant female Scotland Nashville, Tenn 13 Margaret Ray 24 female spinster Scotland Nashville, Tenn 14 John Johnston 19 male farmer Scotland Nashville, Tenn 15* James Klein* 13 male farmer Scotland Nashville, Tenn 16 Joseph Dupps 45 male farmer Ireland Paridise, Penn 15 to 19 - 3 boxes bedding and clothing 17 Robert Dupps 18 male farmer Ireland Paridise, Penn 18 James Dupps 16 male farmer Ireland Paridise, Penn 19 Margaret Dupps 21 female farmer Ireland Paridise, Penn 20 Jane Dupps 20 female spinster Ireland Paridise, Penn 21 John M^cKown 20 male farmer Ireland New Orleans, La 20, 21 - 1 box clothing 22 Sarah M^cKown 23 female spinster Ireland New Orleans, La 23 Hugh M^cKown 25 male farmer Ireland Illinois 22 to 24 - 1 trunk clothing 24 Matilda M^cKown 23 female spinster Ireland Illinois 25 Margaret Carmicheal 24 female spinster Ireland Philadelphia 25 Jane Farrel 40 female spinster Ireland New Hampshire 25 - 27 1 box clothing 27 W^m Reilly 29 male farmer Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 28* Margaret Fro? 23 female spinster Ireland Philadelphia 29 Matilda Fro? 21 female spinster Ireland Philadelphia 28 to 32 - 2 boxes clothing 30 Mary Fro? 19 female spinster Ireland Philadelphia 31 Thomas Fro? 16 male farmer Ireland Philadelphia 32 John Fro? 14 male farmer Ireland Philadelphia 33 John Johnston 36 male weaver Ireland Philadelphia 34 George Passby 49 male weaver England Paridise, Penn 33 - 1 box clothing 35 Charlotte Willson 60 female widow England New Orleans, La 34, 35 - 2 boxes & 5 trunks clothing 36 Ellen Willson 26 female spinster England New Orleans, La 37 Lawrence Hart 23 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 36 - 44 1 trunk clothing 38 Nancy Redden 8 female Ireland Pennsylvania 39 Ann Redden 7 female Ireland Pennsylvania 40 Bridget Carrob 40 female widow Ireland Indianna 41 Honora Carrob 20 female Ireland Indianna 42 Mary Carrob 12 female Ireland Indianna 43 Ellen Carrob 7 female Ireland Indianna 44 Richard Carrob 3 female Ireland Indianna 45 John Carrob 2 male Ireland Indianna 46 David Jones 24 male farmer Wales Illinois 45 - 2 trunks 47 James Cummings 38 male farmer Ireland Kentucky 46 to 51 - 1 box clothing 48 Margaret Cummings 34 female wife Ireland Kentucky 49 Biddy Cummings 12 female Ireland Kentucky 50 Eliza Cummings 6 female Ireland Kentucky 51 John Cummings 3 male Ireland Kentucky 52 Ann Cummings infant female Ireland Kentucky 53 Samuel Walker 58 male brass founder England Pennsylvania 54 Richard Reeves 46 male farmer England Elizabethtown, N.J. 52 to 59 - 1 box clothing 55 Elizabeth Reeves 46 female wife England Elizabethtown, N.J. 56 Lilla Reeves 17 female spinster England Elizabethtown, N.J. 57 Martha Reeves 11 female England Elizabethtown, N.J. 58 Ann Reeves 2 female England Elizabethtown, N.J. 59 Enoch Reeves 13 male England Elizabethtown, N.J. 60 Eli Reeves 7 male England Elizabethtown, N.J. 61 Thomas M^cIntosh 61 male farmer Ireland Indianna 60 to 67 - 3 boxes clothing 62 Nancy M^cIntosh 63 female wife Ireland Indianna 63 Nancy M^cIntosh 19 female spinster Ireland Indianna 64 Thomas M^cIntosh 4 male Ireland Indianna 65 Joseph M^cIntosh 36 male weaver Ireland Indianna 66 James Mann 32 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 67 James Doyle 20 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 68 Patrick O'Neil 26 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 69 Janette Muslin 28 female Scotland Pittsburg, Penn 68 - 1 trunk & 1 box clothing 70 Henry Monaghan 39 male farmer Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 69 to 75 - 4 boxes clothing 71 Mary Monaghan 32 female wife Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 72 Mary Monaghan 11 female Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 73 Ann Monaghan 9 female Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 74 Biddy Monaghan 7 female Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 75 Ellen Monaghan 22 female Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 76 Hannah Monaghan infant female Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 77 Andrew Smith 32 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 76 to 80 - 1 box clothing 78 Catherine Smith 29 female wife Ireland Pennsylvania 79 Phillip Smith 5 male Ireland Pennsylvania 80 Patrick Smith 2 male Ireland Pennsylvania 81 Betsey Smith 19 female spinster Ireland Pennsylvania 82 John Wilkinson 25 male shoe maker Ireland Pennsylvania 81 to 85 - 3 boxs clothing 83 Betsey Wilkinson 23 female wife Ireland Pennsylvania 84 Margaret Wilkinson infant female Ireland Pennsylvania 85 Mary Wilkinson 23 female spinster Ireland Pennsylvania 86 Mary Watson 29 female spinster Ireland Pennsylvania 87 Alexander Williams 62 male farmer Ireland Ohio 86 to 90 - 1 box clothing 88 Charles Williams 23 male farmer Ireland Ohio 89 George Williams 21 male farmer Ireland Ohio 90 Joseph Williams 10 male Ireland Ohio 91 Sarah Williams 17 female Ireland Ohio 92 James Rosborough 35 male farmer Ireland Pennsylvania 91 - 93 - 2 boxes clothing 93 Nancy Rosborough 22 female wife Ireland Pennsylvania 94 Elisa Rosborough infant female Ireland Pennsylvania 95 W^m Geddes 60 male copper smith Scotland Baltimore 94 to 98 - 3 boxes clothing 96 Adam Geddes 30 male tailor Scotland Baltimore 97 Alexander Geddes 24 male tailor Scotland Baltimore 98 John Geddes 22 male farmer Scotland Baltimore 99 George Geddes 17 male tin smith Scotland Baltimore 100 Andrew M^cManas 17 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 99 to 101 - 1 box clothing 101 Thomas Mullen 25 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 102 Rose M^cGucce? 32 female spinster Ireland Wilmington, Del. 103 Hugh M^cGowan 50 male school master Ireland Pennsylvania 102 - 1 trunk clothing 104 John Docherty 40 male farmer Ireland Oregon 103 to 106 - 1 box clothing 105 Colin Docherty 30 female wife Ireland Oregon 106 Patrick Docherty infant male Ireland Oregon 107 Nancey M^cGrath 35 female spinster Ireland Oregon 108 Peter O'Shaunesey 35 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 107 to 110 - 1 box clothing 109 Mary O'Shaunesey 26 female wife Ireland Pennsylvania 110 Patrick O'Shaunesey 5 male Ireland Pennsylvania 111 Celia O'Shaunesey 3 female Ireland Pennsylvania 112 John Daly 50 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 111 to 117 - 1 box clothing 113 Mary Daly 30 female wife Ireland Pennsylvania 114 Biddy Daly 7 female Ireland Pennsylvania 115 John Daly 5 male Ireland Pennsylvania 116 Patrick Daly 22 male Ireland Pennsylvania 117 David Flanaghan 25 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 118 Peter Joyce 27 male labourer Ireland Pennsylvania 119 Hugh Robinson 67 male farmer Ireland Indiannia 118 to 122 - 5 trunks & 1 chest clothing 120 John Robinson 30 male farmer Ireland Indiannia 121 Mathew Robinson 27 male farmer Ireland Indiannia 122 William Robinson 25 male farmer Ireland Indiannia 123 Jane Robinson 20 female spinster Ireland Indiannia 124 Matilda Cathburn 20 female dress maker Ireland Indiannia 123 - 1 trunk & 1 box 125 Samuel Kirkpatrick 19 male farmer Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 124 - 1 box clothing 126 Andrew Haggerty 20 male farmer Ireland Pittsburg, Penn 125, 126 - 1 box clothing 127 Ellen Banner 25 female spinster Ireland N Jersey 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. 1-7 All passenbers were in cabins. 3 Note in occupation column reads "late capt in the Prussian Army." 8 All passengers from here to the end were in Steerage. 14 Surname had been overwritten and may be Kein. Follwing the surname is "2^d". 27-31 Surnames difficult to read, may be Froceary? Correspondence 09/13/02 passenger #3 von Rohr Passenger #3, Henry (Heinrich) von Rohr, later attended a seminary and became a Lutheran pastor. He led congregations in Bergholz and Walmore in western New York. Born on the 28th of March 1797 in Prussia, he died in Niagara County, New York on the 15th of May 1874. He is buried in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery next to St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Sanborn, New York where he preached. Bob Grose
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 55.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 June 2009
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