Immigrant Ships
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Brig Ganiclefft


St. Thomas to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
July 16, 1832

I E M Donnaldson do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the Report or Manifest subscribed with my name, and now deliverd by me to the Collector of the District of Philadelphia contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers which were on board the Brig Ganiclefft at the time of her sailing from the Port of St. Thomas or which have been taken on board at any time since; that I am at present, and have been during the voyage, master of said vessel. And I do likewise swear that all matters whatsoever in the said Report or Manifest are, to the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true. Sworn before me, this 16 day of July 1832 J Gr?? Collector. E M Donnaldson
Report or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Brig Ganiclefft whereof Donnaldson is Master, from St. Thomas burthen 200 Tons and owned by E M Donnaldson of Philadelphia and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, Country to which they belong.
    

1.  Rev Wm Eberman    40  male    Divine     America
2.  Ms Eberman        35  female  America
3.  Jacob Eberman      7  male    Children*  America
4.  Caroline Eberman   5  female  Children*  America
5.  Joseph Eberman     3  male    Children*  America
6.  M Abram Helm      56  male    Planter    Denmark
7.  Ms Helm           40  female
8.  Margaret Helm      6  female
9.  Joseph M Helm      4  male
10. Mr. Rufus Smith   30  male    Traveler*  Boston, USA
11. Ms Smith          20  *
12. Miss C. J. Dabala 25  *                  St. Croix
13. Miss E. Gorlina   11  *                  Columbia
14. Miss Mary Hill    22  *                  St. Croix
15. Jenny *           12          Servant    St. Croix
16. M Robert Browne   35          Merch*     Glasgow
17. Miss Browne       10  *
18. Wm Browne          1  *
19. Ros* Browne           *
*
20. Mr Francis Bessen 35  male    Planter    Trindidad
21  C M Bessen        30  male    Planter    Trinidad
22. E.M. Yarrow       30  male    Merch      London
23. Thos Souffont     21  male    Planter    Porto Rico
24. Daniel Wolf       10  male               St. Thomas
25. Francis Richter   35  male    Matchmaker Germany

Her Seamen working through Papago   E M Donnaldson

Transcriber's Notes:
* indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder
? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to quality of original document.
?? Indicates there is probably two more letters in this name but they are not readable.
No country of which they intend to become inhabitants is listed on this manifest, therefore
  the column intended for this has been eliminated..
There were no births or deaths on this passage, therefore the birth/death column has been
  eliminated.
* 4,5 & 6 the names are listed separately, but the work children is enclosed in brackets, 
  to include all three people.
* 10 & 11, after the occupation there are brackets to indicate both these people were together
  although there are no dittos, there is a slash beneath the word Traveler.
* 12 No sex is given.
* 13 No sex is given.
* 14 No sex is given.
* 15 No last name or sex is given, also no title such as Miss.
* 16 The word Merch is correct as printed on the manifest, although it would appear
  to be merchant.
* 17 The writing begins to slant down into the next page, all that is readable is the age.
* 18 The writing begins to slant down into the next page, the number 1 is readable, but it
  could be 11.
* 19 No other information is readable due to age marks, the name is spelled Ros on the manifest.
* The asterisk between the numbers indicates a break in the page. It appears there is an
  overlapping page. There could have been more to the list at one time, but these are
  all the people listed. The second page writing is much larger than the first, although in
  the same handwriting.
National Archives and Records Administration Film #M425, Reel#47
Transcribed by Carol A. Queen for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
29 July 1999



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