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Brig Hibernia
I John McDonough do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, ajust and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Brig Hibernia from Galway whereof I am Master, from Galway So help me God Sworn to this 19 June 1837 Before me ~~~~~~
LIST or MANIFEST of all the PASSENGERS taken on board the Brig Hibernia whereof John McDonough is Master, from Galway. burthen one Hundred Twenty Two tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age, Occupation
1 John Mahon 19 Laborer 2 Susan Mahon 22 3 Cath. Mahon 26 dress maker 4 Cath. Mahon 45 dress maker 5 John Cahill 24 Laborer 6 Ami Cahill 22 dress maker 7 Andrew Crow 25 Laborer 8 Peter Flannery 25 Laborer 9 Martin Lyons 27 Laborer 10 Pall Lyons 20 Tailor 11 Thos. Coffin 28 Laborer 12 Judith Coffin 20 Laborer 13 John Fargus 36 14 Mich. Ford 32 Laborer 15 Biddy Ford 23 Laborer 16 Martin Ryan 21 Laborer 17 James Leonnon 23 Laborer 18 Ruth Mylan 35 Laborer 19 John Casey 30 Laborer 20 John Calkron 30 Laborer 21 Mary Calkron 30 22 Mitch Brodwick 24 Laborer 23 John Coffin 27 Laborer 24 Pat Connor 27 Laborer 25 Mich. Connor 24 Laborer 26 John Corcosun 27 Laborer 27 John Cormich 26 Laborer 28 Wm. J. Tyne 21 Laborer 29 Martin Clansey 20 Laborer 30 Coleman Donahue 40 Laborer 31 Mary Donahue 40 32 Pat Donahue 20 Laborer 33 Coleman Donahue 13 Laborer 34 Nana Donahue 18 Spinster 35 Mary Donahue 11 Spinster 36 Cath. Donahue 8 Spinster 37 Pat Newill 26 Laborer 38 Wm. Burk 32 Laborer 39 Thos. Concannon 26 Laborer 40 John Mitchell 28 Laborer 41 Cath. Leonard 22 Spinster 42 Peter Connoly 20 Laborer 43 Thos. Connoly 22 Laborer 44 Mary McCully 20 Spinster 45 John Hanly 22 Laborer 46 Pat Murry 22 Laborer 47 Pat Gillon 20 Laborer Transcriber's Notes: Peter Flannery (b 1816), left County Galway on May 8, 1837 and arrived in New York on June 19th. He moved to Allen County, Indiana, married Mary Weeks on December 9, 1841. They had three children: Martin, Bridget and Martha. During this time he bought a farm in Nobel County, Green Township. Mary died and Peter married Elizabeth Harter (b 1832) in about 1848. They had nine children: Catherine, Patrick (Mike Monroe's gr. grandfather), John, Peter, Ellen, Mary May, Margaret, Nora and Anna. If you have connections to Mike's family, you may contact him via the link below, or visit his web pages. Mike Monroe's Genealogy page. WEB SITE: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5532
Contributed and transcribed by Mike Monroe for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
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