Immigrant Ships
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Ship Chicord

List or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Ship Chicord whereof Nathanial S. Rogers is Master, from Liverpool Berthen 4/17

Columns represent given name; surname; age of passenger; sex of passenger occupation if noted; the country to country of which they severly belonged and which country they intended to become inhabitants

1  Edward         Bean           27    M none      In Britian  U.S.
2  M              Sears          28    M Merchant  In Britian  U.S.
3  Hugh           Cassidy        30    M Merchant  In Britian  U.S.
4  Thomas         Bradley        24    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
5  Benard         Bradley*       19    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
6  John           Banengt*       39    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
7  Mrs            Banengt*       33    F           In Britian  U.S.
8                 Banengt*       14    M           In Britian  U.S.
9                 Banengt*       12    M           In Britian  U.S.
10                Banengt*       3     M           In Britian  U.S.
11                Banengt*       7mo   M           In Britian  U.S.
12 Hannah         Maguire        50    F           In Britian  U.S.
13 two children   Maguire*       5-8   F           In Britian  U.S.
14 Laurence       Boylan         30    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
15 M              Albion         54    M Farmer    In Britian  U.S.
16 George         Lewis          40    M Gentleman In Britian  U.S.
17 William        Lewis*         18    M None      In Britian  U.S. 
18 David          Howels         30    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
19 Mrs            Howels*        30    F           In Britian  U.S.
20 George         Bull           22    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
21 M              Jones          22    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
22 Mrs            Jones*         50    F           In Britian  U.S.
23 two children   Jones*         10-12 F, F        In Britian  U.S.
24 Rob J.         Keneth         40    M mech      In Britian  U.S.
25 Mrs            Keneth         40    F           In Britian  U.S.
26 John           Brenn?os       25    M Farmer    In Britian  U.S.
27 John           Dillon         38    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
28 Catherine      Ashton         36    F           In Britian  U.S.
29 one child      Ashton*        12    F           In Britian  U.S.
30 Abram          Millard        21    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
31 William        Nicholds       23    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
32 John           Jones          32    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
33 Issach         Jones*         21    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
37 John           Marlin         21    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
38 T              Gazynikia      41    M Mech      In Britian  U.S.
39 Mrs            Gazynikia*     33    F           In Britian  U.S.
40 three children Gazynikia*     9-7-3 F           In Britian  U.S.
41 Amanda         Workman        14    F           In Britian  U.S.
42 Patrick        McMahon        23    M laborer*  In Britian  U.S.
43 Ellen          McMahon*       24    F           In Britian  U.S.
44 Briget         Terfitey       25    F           In Britian  U.S.
45 two children   Terfitey*      3-2   F           In Britian  U.S.
46 Cath           Shaye          30    F           In Britian  U.S.
47 Peter          Clarke         30    M Farmer    In Britian  U.S.
48 Cath           Conlain        16    F           In Britian  U.S.
49 Thomas         Smith          22    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
50 Thom           Sweney         22    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
51 John           Sweney*        20    M Laborer   In Britian  U.S.
52 James          Byrnes         30    M None      In Britian  U.S.
53 M              Sanlate        24    M Merchant  In Britian  U.S.


Transcriber's notes


* Amanda Workman is the grandmother of a cousin of the transcriber  Barbara Jarvis  
* 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
  quality of original document.
* * last name omitted from list but seems to be a part of previous entry.
* #6 very difficult  to read due to pore quality of film
* #26 last three letters very difficult to read. the final letter has a very
  large upsweep at the end which may be a part of another letter.
* #38 letters read make no sense.Third and forth letter extend below line
* #42 this appears as if another occupation was crossed out and laborer
  substituted in a different hand
* #44 First letter of last name could be a G, however it looks much like the
  T in two children directly below it.
* There were no births or deaths during transit

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