Steamer Java
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Str. Java whereof E. R. Moodie is Master, from L'pool, burthen 1760 tons.
Columns represent: given name and surname, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, and the country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 Mr. Morrison 45 M England U.S. 2 Mrs Morrison 37 F U.S. U.S. 3 Master Morrison 8 M U.S. U.S. 4 Master Morrison 6 M U.S. U.S. 5 Miss Morrison 3 F U.S. U.S. 6 Miss K. Liderage 26 F Ireland U.S. 7 Mrs Dawson 61 F England England 8 Mr Dawson 50 M Mercht England England 9* Mr Colins 45 M U.S. U.S. 10* Miss Colins 43 F U.S. U.S. 11* Miss Colins 20 F U.S. U.S. 12* Miss Colins 19 F U.S. U.S. 13 Mr McKnight 31 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 14* R. McGomez 56 M Mercht Spain Spain 15 A Rowe 50 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 16 J. Langton 60 M England Canada 17 Mrs Langton 54 F England Canada 18 Capt J B H Boyd 37 M Ireland Canada 19 Mrs Boyd 27 F Ireland Canada 20 Mrs R Hill 49 F England U.S. 21 Mrs W S Kirkes 34 F England England 22 Mrs A M Dickenson 52 F U.S. U.S. 23 W H Taylor 35 M U.S. U.S. 24 Mrs Taylor 30 F U.S. U.S. 25 Cha^s Morgan 27 M U.S. U.S. 26 Mrs Morgan 23 F U.S. U.S. 27 Miss Morgan 3 F U.S. U.S. 28 Master Morgan 1 M U.S. U.S. 29 Miss Boyd 9 F Ireland Canada 30 Mr Mathews 41 M U.S. U.S. 31 Mrs Mathews 36 F U.S. U.S. 32 A H Smith 39 M U.S. U.S. 33 Mrs Smith 30 F U.S. U.S. 34 J R Price 39 M U.S. U.S. 35 Mrs Price 30 F U.S. U.S. 36 Master Price 8 M U.S. U.S. 37 G O Holt 27 M U.S. England 38 Mr Granoskie Jr 19 M England U.S. 39 Bgt Granoskie 53 M England U.S. 40 Ensign Maffot 24 M England U.S. 41 C T Trilinghast 23 M U.S. West Indies 42 P L Trilinghast 21 M U.S. West Indies 43 Mrs Trilinghast 20 F U.S. West Indies 44 T Mills 24 M Clerk U.S. U.S. 45 J. Comerais 40 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 46 A P Hubed 35 M Mercht Switzerland U.S. 47 H J Fursheed 40 M U.S. U.S. 48 J. Shaefles 50 M Mercht Canada Canada 49 W^m Shaefles 25 M Mercht Canada Canada 50 C H Marshall 27 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 51 Lt Col Bernard 40 M Mercht England Canada 52 W R Roach 45 M Farmer U.S. U.S. 53 Mrs Roach 42 F U.S. U.S. 54 Miss Roach 18 F U.S. U.S. 55 Mr Roach 20 M U.S. U.S. 56 Rev Dr Taylor 66 M Clergy U.S. U.S. 57 Mr Taylor Jr 27 M Clergy U.S. U.S. 58 Miss Taylor 25 F U.S. U.S. 59 L. Rosenheim 38 M Mercht Germany U.S. 60 Mrs Rosenheim 20 F U.S. U.S. 61 Mr Frishmuth 22 M U.S. U.S. 62 E H Frishmuth 32 M U.S. U.S. 63 Mrs Frishmuth 40 F U.S. U.S. 64 S W Martin 40 M U.S. U.S. 65 Miss Paul 21 F U.S. U.S. 66 F W Morris 25 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 67 Mrs Morris 19 F U.S. U.S. 68 J. Parker 46 M Mercht England Canada 69 Mr Soher 37 M U.S. U.S. 70 J W Orvel 41 M Mercht Holland U.S. 71 J W White 35 M Mercht U.S. U.S. 72 J. Mett 28 M England England 73 Miss C O'Brien 25 F Ireland U.S. 74 Chas Wild 44 M England England 75 Tho^s Hill 57 M England U.S. 76 Jos Hyman 18 M Germany U.S. 77 J Homehan 26 M England England 78 F Madarega 50 M Mercht Cuba Cuba 79 H Jackson 26 M Ireland England Transcriber's Note: A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that can not be transcribed with certainty. An asterisk (*) indicates either difficulty in deciphering the handwriting of the manifest or something in the Transcriber's Notes to which the reader should refer. A caret (^) indicates that the following letter in a word or name is superscripted. The transcriber numbers the passengers consecutively, even though they are not numbered in the original manifest. The recorder of the manifest often abbreviates a passenger's Occupation, such as "Merch" or "Mercht" for Merchant, "Mech" for Mechanic and "Labr" or "Lab" for Laborer. 9-12 Surname is recorded as "Colins", but might possibly be "Collins". 14 Surname is recorded as "McGomez", but might possibly be "Gomez".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 279, List 415.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 March 2010
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