Ship Susquehanna
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Susquehanna whereof Molony is Master from Liverpool, England, burthen _____ tons, and owned by H & A. Cope of Philadelphia and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number*, given name, last name, age, sex, occupation, country from where they came*, and where they intended to reside*.
1 Tho^s William 33 male mason
2 M^rs William 31 female
3 W^m William 10 male
4 Tho^s William 4 male
5* Edw^d Edwards 33 male farmer
6* M^rs Edwards 42 female
7* Esther Edwards 10 female
8* Dsvid Edwards 6 male
9* John Edwards 3 male
10* Rich^d Edwards 1 male
11 Rich^d Davis 63 male gsrdner
12* Edw^d E? 27 male labourer
13* M^rs E? 22 female
14 Edwin Williams 23 male mason
15* James Edwards? 62 male farmer
16* M^rs Edwards? 63 female
17* Owen Edwards? 25 male
18* Jacob Edwards? 23 male
19* Eliza Edwards 27 female
20 Mary Loyd 44 female servant
21 David Hughes 11 male
22 M^rs Williams 23 female
23 ? Williams 21 male
24 David Price 28 male
25 Benj^n? Edwards 29 male
26 M^rs Edwards 29 male
27 John Reynolds 43 male collier
28 Margaret Reynolds 42 female
29 Thomas Reynolds 14 male
30 Marg^t Reynolds 12 female
31 John Reynolds 8 male
32 Isaac Reynolds 4 male
33 Pat^k M^cLaughton 21 male surveyor
34 Michael M^cLaughton 24 male labourer
35 Rose M^cLaughton 28 female milliner
36 Pat^k M^cMullin 22 male wheelwright
37 Eliza M^cMullin 19 female
38 Alice Linane 25 female
39 Mary Murray 22 female
40 Thomas Cosver 34 male grocer
41 David Jones 50 male farmer
42 M^rs Jones 53 female
43 Margaret Jones 23 female
44 Eliza Jones 19 female
45 Jane Jones 17 female
46 Eleanor Jones 15 female
47 David Jones 10 male
48 Evan Jones 7 male
49 William Davis 34 male blacksmith
50 M^rs Davis 26 female
51 Eliza Davis 5m female
52 John James 34 male
53 M^rs James 32 female
54 John James 1 male
55 Catharine James 7 female
56 Martha James 5 female
57 Mary James 3 female
58 Thomas Davis 38 male farmer
59 M^rs Davis 32 female
60 John Davis 28 male farmer
61 Jane Davis 4 female
62 Ann Davis 2 female
63 Patrick Magrath 20 male labourer
64 Denis Murphy 35 male mason
65 Michael Cody 25 male labourer
66* Rich^d Rise? 30 male labourer
67 Simon Davis 23 male mason
68 Thomas Nelson 26 male labourer
69 Marg^t Cary 31 female servant
70 Ellen Brown 35 female milliner
71 W^m Brown 4 male
72 Thomas Brown 3 male
73 John Dougherty 60 male farmer
74 Rose Dougherty 54 female
75 John Dougherty 17 male
76* W^m Teasdeal ?8 male butcher
77 John Teasdeal 12 male
78 W^m Simpkens 32 male brewer
79 M^rs Simpkens 30 female
80 David Hughes 17 male labourer
81 Mary Hughes 22 female
82* R? Jones 28 male weaver
83 Jane Jones 26 female
84 W^m Williams 27 male collier
85 Thomas Barry 26 male collier
86 Evan Evans 26 male ship carpenter
87 M^rs Evans 26 female
88 W^m Morgan 36 male farmer
89 M^rs Morgan 35 female
90 Margaret Morgan 15 female
91 Jane Morgan 13 female
92 Eliza Morgan 2 female
93 Mary Morgan 11 female
94 William Morgan 9 male
95 Catharine Morgan 4 female
96 John Morgan 7 male
97 Jane Davis 17 female millner
98 Tho^s James 20 male shoemaker
99 John Reese 20 male labourer
100 David Davis 21 male blacksmith
101 W^m James 19 male carpenter
102 Louis Lewis 16 male carpenter
103 W. Edwards 3 male
104 Lewis Edwards 18 male farmer
105 Mary Edwards 18 female
106 Catharine Edwards 1 female
107 Dav^d Daniel 66 male farmer
108 M^rs Daniel 63 female
109 Moses Daniel 21 male farmer
110 Mary Daniel 18 female
111 Marg^t Daniel 6 female
112 Catharine Davis 23 female
113 John Jones 23 male hatter
114 D. Jenkinson 24 male farmer
115 Margaret Jones 24 female servant
116 Jenkin Daniel 27 male shoemaker
117 John Barry 27 male collier
118 Christian Barry 19 male
119 W^m Barry 16 male
120 Jenkin Jenken 38 male labourer
121 M^rs Jenken 28 female
122 Tho^s Jenken 11 male
123 Marg^t Jenken 9 female
124 Anne Jenken 6 female
125 Daniel Jenken 3 male
126 John William 20 male chandler
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.
* All passengers were from Ireland and intended to reside in the U.S. so these columns are
not shown.
5-10, and 15-19 Surnames may be Edward as it is difficult to see if the final letter is an
"s" or not.
12, 13 Letters following the E in surname can not be resolved, names may be Euvins.
66 Surname may be Rice.
76 Age had been overwritten and ink blotted/smeared so that the tens digit was not readable
with certainty, age may be 48.
82 Given name mauy be Ross.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 52.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 April 2009
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