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Ship Averick Heineken

Liverpool, England to Baltimore, Maryland
1 September 1845

DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE - PORT OF BALTIMORE
I, Isaac Thacher, Master of the Ship Averick Heineken of Balto., do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list subscribed with my name, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account, or report, of all the Passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Liverpool or any other foreign Port or at Sea, and brought in the said vessel into any District of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Liverpool. (Signed) Isaac Thacher. Sworn to this 26th day of February 1835 before me, (signed) M. Gill ?.
List of Passengers taken on board Ship Averick Heineken from Liverpool for Baltimore, burthen Four hundred and seventy one Tons 22/95ths.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, where from, intended residence, baggage. 
   
 
  1 Ralphf       Dodds    *  32  male    painter   England  Niagara               three chests, bed & bedding
  2 Elizabeth    Dodds       30  female  none      England  Niagara
  3 David        Dodds        4  male    none      England  Niagara
  4 James        Dodds        3  male    none      England  Niagara
  5 Ralphf       Dodds Jr.    2  male    none      England  Niagara
  6 William      Dodds       6m  male    none      England  Niagara
  7 John         Kelley      50  male    farmer    Ireland  Cincinnati            one chest & bedding
  8 Rose         McDermot    18  female  spinster  Ireland  Baltimore             one chest
  9 Mary         Kay         20  female  spinster  Ireland  Brooklyn or New York  one chest
 10 S. B.        ?obart   *  28  male    farmer    Ireland  Canada                two chests & one basket
 11 Charles      Whabby   *  28  male    bucher    England  Apalachicola          one trunk
                                             
(Signed) Isaac Thacher
    
Transcriber's Notes: 

This list was marked a City List.

  #1 the baggage was marked with ditto marks for passengers #2-6, but it is assumed that 
     each of them did not carry that much in the way of luggage.
 #10 surname could be Hobart or Robart, first letter obscured.  
 #11 occupation probably butcher, but spelled as found.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
2 November 1999

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