Immigrant Ships
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Ship Adirondack

Liverpool, England to New York
1842 February 25

List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Adirondack whereof Wm. G. Hackstaff, is master, from Liverpool burthen 698 tons.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit. 
    
  1 John Doran            26   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States  
  2 Sandy McKenzie        33   M  Laborer     Great Britain  Canada   
  3 Felix McKenna         30   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States      
  4 Thos. Murphy          42   M  Mechanic    United States  United States      
  5 John Coffy            20   M  Farmer      Great Britain  United States      
  6 William Galaway       44   M  Farmer      Great Britain  United States      
  7 Hugh Cassidy          32   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States      
  8 John Fearns           29   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States      
  9 Mary Fearns           25   F              Great Britain  United States
 10 John Fearns           12   M  None        Great Britain  United States
 11 Robert Fearns         10   M              Great Britain  United States
 12 Alice Pendleberry     26   F              Great Britain  United States
 13 Thomas Pendleberry    1/5* M              Great Britain  United States 
 14 Jane Andrew           28   F              Great Britain  United States
 15 Aaron Andrew           9   M              Great Britain  United States
 16 Elizth Norburn*       32   F              Great Britain  United States
 17 Margt Norburn*        10   F              Great Britain  United States
 18 Peter Norburn          8   M              Great Britain  United States
 19 Jane Norburn           6   F              Great Britain  United States
 20 Alfred Norburn         2   M              Great Britain  United States
 21 Joseph Barlow         59   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 22 Robert Holland        25   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 23 Robert Go?enlock*     30   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 24 David Sutcliff        25   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 25 John Wilson           27   M  Physician   Great Britain  United States
 26 Mary Wilson           20   F              Great Britain  United States
 27 James Taylor          35   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 28 Edward Peacock        34   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 29 William Wibleg        20   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 30 William Evans         27   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 31 William Neal          24   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 32 Caroline Neal         22   F              Great Britain  United States
 33 George Colegro?s*     30   M  Farmer      Great Britain  United States
 34 Anthony Robinson      25   M  Mechanic    Great Britain  United States
 35 Catherine Robinson    26   F              Great Britain  United States
 36 John Robinson         0/8* M              Great Britain  United States
 37 John Luttrall         15   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States
 38 James Wailing         18   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States
 39 Mary Ann Irons         9   F              Great Britain  United States
 40 Joseph Miller         31   M  Farmer      Great Britain  United States
 41 Mary Miller           30   F              Great Britain  United States
 42 Ann Miller             5   F              Great Britain  United States
 43 Joseph Cox            30   M  Farmer      Great Britain  United States
 44 Honor Cox             26   F              Great Britain  United States
 45 Thomas Jones          33   M  Laborer     Great Britain  United States 


Transcriber's Notes:
There were no births or deaths on this voyage so that column has been omitted.
The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder.
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read due to the quality of the document.     
  
*13 Thomas Pendleberry, age 1 year 5 months.
*16 Elizth Norburn, "th" are raised with a period underneath.
*17 Margt Norburn, "t" is raised with a period underneath.
*23 ? letter unreadable; looks like "w".
*33 ? represents what seems to be old style "s" that looks like an "f".
*36 John Robinson, age 8 months.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 48, List 92.
Transcribed by Leona L. Gustafson for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
24 August 1999

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