Susquehanna
This is a hand written manifest with no Introductory Paragraph and the usual information is not available. The departure port, arrival port and date of arrival were all obtained from Ancestry.com.
Columns represent: passenger numbers*, Names, age, number of packages, and residences*.
Cabin Passengers 1* M^r Stephen Colwell 37 two trunks United States 2* M^rs S. R. Colwell 31 three packages, 2 boxes United States 3 Miss E. A. Richards 18 one trunk United States 4 Miss A. C. Bivean 18 one trunk, one box United States 5 M^r E. S. Grant 31 one trunk United States 6 M^r W^m Carey 77 nine packages & boxes & ? Ireland 7* M^r John Henderson ?1 one trunk United States 8* M^r Archible Ronaldson 29 eight boxes, three trunks, England 9* M^rs A. Ronaldson 24 two boxes, three tin cases, England 10* Ellen J. Ronaldson 3 two portmantues England 11* Arch S Ronaldson 2 England 12* Duglas S Ronaldson 18 England 13* Hannah Rankin 18 14 James Agilow 13 Steerage Passengers 15 Catherine Martin 21 one trunk and box United States 16* James M^cTurk 47 one trunk & two United States 17* Harret M^cTurk 35 hampers United States 18 Mary O'Leary 60 Ireland 19 Charles Finch 47 four trunks, two boxes United States 20 Tho^s Clarke 25 two trunks, one box United States 21* Mary Griffiths 24 two trunks, one box England 22* W^m Griffiths 6m England 23 Maria Davis 14 one trunk England 24* Jane Proctor 34 England 25* Rob^t Proctor 9 England 26* Mary Proctor 7 three trunks England 27* Elizabeth Proctor 4 England 28* W^m Proctor 2 England 29* W^m Flowartha 34 three chests, two boxes England 30* Sarah Flowartha 29 England 31* Ann Smith 28 two boxes United States 32* Mary Ann Smith 22m United States 33* Fanny Smith 9? United States 34 M^r Phillips 26 two packages United States 35 M^r Dudley 25 two boxes England 36* James Taylor 40 two trunks and United States 37* Maria Taylor 42 chest United States 38 George Henderson 28 one trunk United States 39 Helen Roberts 11 one trunk England 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. * Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference. 1, 2 bracketed together 7 Age had been overwritten, may be 71 or 21. 8-13 bracketed together 13 After surname in ( ) was servant. 16, 17 bracketed together 21, 22 bracketed together 24-28 bracketed together 29, 30 bracketed together 31-33 bracketed together 33 Age may be 9 months even though not stated as such. 36, 37 bracketed together
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 52.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
7 May 2009
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