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Ship Edward Bonaffe
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Edward Bonaffe whereof Hathaway is Master, from Harve burthen 325 tons and 50/95 Tons.
Columns represent: Names. Age (Years, Months). Sex. Occupation. The Country to which they severally belong. The Country in which they intendto become inhabitants. Died on the voyage.
1 Mrs B Talrance * 54 Female Sandy St Domingo U States
2 H Angud 69 Male Slingman Harve Montrale
3 T Richards * 40 Male Slingman Harve Montrale
4 Stephen Bandan 60 Male Slingman Harve Montrale
5 G T Philip Son 37 Male Slingman Harve Montrale
6 B Mintral * 38 Male Slingman Harve U States
7 Louis Pirault 21 Male Merchant Montreal Montreaue
8 Fran Clauds Lionar * 32 Male Clergman France Montreaue
9 Edward Star 16 Male U States U States
10 Charles Star 14 Male U States U States
11 R Land * 25 Male Montreaue Montreau
12 Ch M Jr Laurot Picah * 29 Male France U States
13 Stephen Iuner * 64 Male Merchant France U States
14 Joseph Tortson * 45 Male Frame France U States
15 Maryan Tortson * 44 Female Frame France U States
16 John Miller * 30 Female Carpenter France U States
17 Foldin Hay 43 Female Water France U States
18 Mary Hay 39 Female France U States
19 Mary Hay 18 Female France U States
20 Margaret Hay 13 Female France U States
21 Alford Hay 11 Male France U States
22 Adam Hay 8 Male France U States
23 Jacob Crumnor 36 Male Farmer Holland U States
24 Margaret Crumnor 35 Female Holland U States
25 Charlot Crumnor * 10 Female Holland U States
26 Mary Crumnor 3 months Female Holland U States
27 Jacob Crumnor 13 Male Holland U States
28 Garvile Crumnor * 12 Male Holland U States
29 Adam Crumnor 6 Male Holland U States
30 John Wall * 36 Male Sawyer France U States
31 Barbr Wall 34 Female France U States
32 G Wall * 7 Female France U States
33 Chalotte Wall 5 Female France U States
34 S Wall * 0 months Female France U States
35 Frudom Wall 2 Female France U States
36 Michal Wiley * 14 Female France U States
37 Nortin Lord * 54 Female Bortake France U States
38 Ranler Logan * 48 Female France U States
39 Ilos Ivar * 16 Male France U States
40 Joseph Ivar * 13 Male France U States
41 Philip Telter 46 Male Weaver France U States
42 Margaret Telter 43 Female Weaver France U States
43 Margaret Telter 11 Female Weaver France U States
44 Catharan Telter 2 Female Weaver France U States
45 Jacob Telter 4 Male Weaver France U States
46 Hannah Telter 7 Female France U States
47 Jacob Crenir * 27 Male Farmer France U States
48 Catharan Crenir * 18 Female Munumaker France U States
49 Peter Shefler * 40 Male Baker France U States
50 Jacob Nipe 41 Male Farm Holland U States
51 Catharan Nipe 36 Female Farm Holland U States
52 Allen Nipe * 10 Female Farm Holland U States
53 Jacob Nipe 9 Male Farm Holland U States
54 Adam Nipe 7 Male Farm Holland U States
55 Henry Nipe 3 Male Farm Holland U States
56 Charles Carver 58 Male Farmer Holland U States
57 Mary Carver 40 Female Holland U States
58 Marian Carver 22 Female Holland U States
59 Margaret Carver 18 Female Holland U States
60 Jacob Carver 13 Male Holland U States
61 Nicolus Carver 7 Male Holland U States
62 Niclor Carver 4 Female Holland U States
63 Frances Carver 1 Male Holland U States
64 Jame Pinch * 49 Male Carpenter Holland U States
65 Catharan Pinch * 39 Female France U States
66 Mary Binch * 17 Female France U States
67 Mary Pinch * 3 Female France U States
68 James Pinch * 2 Male France U States
69 Christof Pinch * 5 Male France U States
70 John Myer 36 Male Farmer France U States
71 Frish Myer 35 Female France U States
72 Maryin Myer 9 Female France U States
73 John Myer 6 Male France U States
74 Joseph Myer * 29 Male Farmer France U States
75 Fred Salssergin * 36 Male Farmer France U States
76 Catharan Salssergin * 28 Female Farmer France U States
77 Fran Sallenger * 20 Female Monluncke France U States
78 Joseph Elder 26 Male Weaver France U States
79 Frances Binlen * 29 Male Carpenter France U States
80 Jacob Binlen * 37 Male Farmer France U States
81 Frances Lingan 34 Male Black Smith France U States
82 Telten Boogle 26 Male Farmer France U States
83 Peter Frost * 30 Male Tailor Holland U States
84 Nicolus Shaser 24 Male Black Sm Holland U States
85 Addam Famsson 24 Male Miller Holland U States
86 I Canfict * 54 Female Nurse Holland U States
87 Berth Hartman 26 Female Nurse Holland U States
88 Michae Pon 24 Male Labor Holland U States
89 L Bonner * 16 Male L Maker France U States
90 Joseph Hans * 40 Male L Maker France U States
91 Migon Perey * 27 Male Weaver France U States
Transcriber's Notes:
* The "Died on the voyage" column was left blank and therefore, was eliminated.
* The person writing this list seldom dotted his i's or crossed his t's and F's.
* The d's had no upward tail and appeared to be a's, and a, u and o all looked
the same; as did i and e; also the y, s and f.
* The capitol letters I and J had no difference, nor did the L and S.
* It is this transcriber's belief that the listor spelled phonetically, as he heard
the words pronounced; hence the different spellings of the place Montreal.
* I have tried to list as many variations of surnames as I could see.
Hopefully the researcher can take it from here!
* Passengers:
#1 Her occupation of Sandy, as close as I could find: Sandesman, an ambassador
or messenger.
#3 Richards could be Richands.
#6 Mintral could be Mentral.
#8 Fran could be Zion, Clauds could be Clouds and Lionar could be Lionan. The
occupation Clergman could be Clingman.
#11 Land could be Lard or Larn.
#12 Picah could be Picoh, Picat or Picot.
#13 Iuner could be Juner.
#14 Tortson could be Fortson.
#15 Tortson could be Fortson.
#16 John Miller's sex was a ditto from the above passenger. The name John and
the occupation of Carpenter suggests that this passenger was a Male and in-
correctly dittoed.
#25 Charlot could be Charles, in which case the sex would be wrongly dittoed.
#28 Garvile could be Carvile.
#30 The occupation Sawyer is defined as a person who worked in a timber mill or
pit, sawing timber into boards.
#32 G Wall could be C Wall.
#34 S Wall could be L Wall.
#36 Michal Wiley's sex was dittoed as a female, which could mean the name was
Michelle or just that the sex was incorrectly dittoed.
#37 Lord could Lard, Lond or Land. This passenger was also dittoed as a female.
Occupation was listed as a Bortake or Bartake, although I can find no
definition of either.
#38 Ranler could be Ranlu.
#39 Ilos could be Ilog.
#40 Ilos could be Ilog.
#47 Crenir could be Crinir, and the occupation could be Firnir.
#48 Crenir could be Crinir, and the occupation Munumaker may mean Mantua Maker,
which was a dress maker of loose fitting dresses.
#49 Shefler could be Shifler.
#52 Allen was dittoed as a female which could mean the name was Ellen.
#64 Pinch could be Pirch.
#65 Pinch could be Pirch.
#66 Binch was probably part of the Pinch or Pirch family.
#67 Pinch could be Pirch.
#68 Pinch could be Pirch.
#69 Pinch could be Pirch.
#74 Joseph could be Jaliph.
#75 Salssergin could be Salssergen, Salssengin or Salssengen.
#76 Salssergin could be Salssergen, Salssengin or Salssengen.
#77 Sallenger could be Sablenger.
#79 Binlen could be Binlin.
#80 Binlen could be Binlin.
#82 Telten could be Teltin, Zelten, or Zeltin.
#86 I could be J and Canfict could be Confict.
#89 L could be S.
#90 Hans could be Hany
#91 Perey could be Perez.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 12 List 393.
Transcribed by Trish Roach Walker a member of the
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