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Ship Hibernia
I, Josiah L. Wilson, master of the Ship Hibernia do solemnly, sincerely, and truly affirm 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, a just and true account of all the Ship Hibernia whereof I am Master, from Liverpool.
So help me God. (signed) Josiah L. Wilson Sworn to, this February 28, 1842
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Hibernia whereof Josiah L. Wilson is Master, from Liverpool Burthen 551---
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they severally belong, country which they intend to become inhabitants, died on the voyage.
1 Edward Bladon 20 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
2 Samuel Oakes 34 M Farmer Great Britain United States
3 Mary Oakes 30 F Great Britain United States
4 Benjamin Segrave 24 M Farmer Great Britain United States
5 Robert Fleming 28 M Gentleman Great Britain United States
6 Henry Holmes 26 M Farmer Great Britain United States
7 Abram Clough 26 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
8 James Nutter 21 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
9 James Scott 31 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
10 Peter Monks 30 M Laborer Great Britain United States
11 Jonathan Shaw 29 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
12 Martha Shaw 27 F Great Britain United States
13 Anna Shaw 2y 6m F Great Britain United States
14 Ann Shaw 6m F Great Britain United States
15 George Johnson 25 M Farmer Great Britain United States
16 Charles Moffatt 21 M Farmer Great Britain United States
17 James Bavin 20 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
18 John Ryan 20 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
19 Patrick O'Donnell 29 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
20 Dennis McCall 24 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
21 Mary McCall 25 F Great Britain United States
22 William Pais 25 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
23 William Grist 22 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
24 Maria Grist 19 F Great Britain United States
25 Joseph Shallcross 23 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
26 John Fox 25 M Farmer Great Britain United States
27 Richard Burke 28 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
28 Patrick Daily 19 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
29 Peter Carrigan 21 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
30 Jane Carrigan 18 F Great Britain United States
31 Thomas Pine 34 M Laborer Great Britain United States
32 Mary Pine 67 F Great Britain United States
33 Lewis Pine 7 M None Great Britain United States
34 Mary Pine 10 F Great Britain United States
35 John Boosteau * 24 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
36 Elizabeth Burke 25 F Great Britain United States
37 Richard Burke 7 M None Great Britain United States
38 John Burke 2 M None Great Britain United States
39 Cornelius Cuddy 41 M Farmer Great Britain United States
40 Judith Cuddy 39 F Great Britain United States
41 Mary Ann Cuddy 18 F Great Britain United States
42 William Cuddy 16 M Farmer Great Britain United States
43 Robert Cuddy 14 M None Great Britain United States
44 Johanna Cuddy 12 F Great Britain United States
45 Anna Cuddy 10 F Great Britain United States
46 Cornelius Cuddy 8 M None Great Britain United States
47 Edward Cuddy 6 M None Great Britain United States
48 Ellen Cuddy 4 F Great Britain United States
49 Arthur Cuddy 2 M None Great Britain United States
50 Terrence Merton * 28 M Laborer Great Britain United States
51 James Farlie 19 M Laborer Great Britain United States
52 Margt Farlie * 17 F Great Britain United States
53 Rosa Farlie 65 F Great Britain United States
54 Mary Crumby 26 F Great Britain United States
55 Sarah Ann Crumby 6 F Great Britain United States
56 Rosanna Crumby 4 F Great Britain United States
57 George Crumby 2 M None Great Britain United States
58 James Duckworth 31 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
59 Luke Boleard 45 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
60 John Hopkins 24 M Laborer Great Britain United States
61 Henry Jones 29 M Laborer Great Britain United States
62 Thomas Jones 21 M Laborer Great Britain United States
63 Jane Jones 16 F Great Britain United States
64 Evan Jones 22 M Laborer Great Britain United States
65 William Davis 21 M Laborer Great Britain United States
66 Thomas Meredith 21 M Laborer Great Britain United States
67 David Kelly 23 M Laborer Great Britain United States
68 Thomas Edwards 38 M Laborer Great Britain United States
69 Hugh Edwards 21 M Laborer Great Britain United States
70 William Evans 29 M Laborer Great Britain United States
71 Joseph Dyson 31 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
72 Samuel Schofield 25 M Gentleman Great Britain United States
73 Mary Ann Schofield 21 F ---------- Great Britain United States
74 Darby Ragan 42 M Gentleman Great Britain United States
75 Josiah Shallcross 34 M Gentleman Great Britain United States
76 Patrick McRea 25 M Laborer Great Britain United States
77 Thomas Atkinson 21 M Laborer Great Britain United States
78 Elizth Atkinson * 30 F Great Britain United States
79 Alice Atkinson 2 F Great Britain United States
80 Robt Atkinson * 6m M None Great Britain United States
81 Henry Jones 32 M Laborer Great Britain United States
82 Mary Jones 25 F Great Britain United States
83 Isaac Jones 6m M None Great Britain United States
84 Griffith Baddon 36 M Laborer Great Britain United States
85 Mary Baddon 35 F Great Britain United States
86 William Baddon 13 M None Great Britain United States
87 John Baddon 8m M None Great Britain United States
88 Thos Fulton * 22 M Laborer Great Britain United States
89 Cathe Fulton * 22 F Great Britain United States
90 David Fulton 8m M None Great Britain United States
91 Joseph Williams 31 M Laborer Great Britain United States
92 Wm Weber * 30 M Laborer Great Britain United States
93 David Weber 27 M Laborer Great Britain United States
94 Grace Walter * 33 * * Great Britain United States
95 Joseph Brouland 29 M Laborer Great Britain United States
96 James Pruce 25 M Laborer Great Britain United States
97 Ann Pruce 25 F Great Britain United States
98 James Harris 14 M Laborer Great Britain United States
99 John Reardon 25 M Laborer Great Britain United States
100 Thomas Jenkins 27 M Laborer Great Britain United States
101 Samuel Thomas 24 M Laborer Great Britain United States
102 John Thomas 34 M Laborer Great Britain United States
103 Benjn Quirk * 59 M Farmer Great Britain United States
104 James Jenkinson 57 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
105 John Jenkins 34 M Laborer Great Britain United States
106 Thomas Jones 37 M Laborer Great Britain United States
107 Sidney Dyson 31 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
108 Daniel Dyson 21 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
109 Anna Dyson * 24 F Great Britain United States Ann Dyson
110 Freeman Dyson 1y 6m M None Great Britain United States
111 Mark Stein 19 M Laborer Great Britain United States
112 Timothy Booth 19 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
113 Robt Tubb * 36 M Merchant Great Britain United States
114 John Davis 31 M Laborer Great Britain United States
115 Mary Davis 31 F Great Britain United States
116 Moses Robinson 25 M Gentleman Great Britain United States
117 Mary Ratcliff 27 F Great Britain United States
118 Barbara Jones 18 F Great Britain United States
119 Frances Jones 8 F Great Britain United States
120 Mrs Jones 30 F Great Britain United States
121 Peter McHear * 18 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
122 Michael Gibblin 36 M Mechanic Great Britain United States
123 Bridget Gibblin 28 F Great Britain United States
124 Francis Gibblin 1 M None Great Britain United States
* Transcriber's Notes:
Passenger 35: This man's name is written as "Boosteau", but comparison to
telephone listings yields no matches of the name. The "teau"
ending indicates a French name and the French telephone
directory contains many "Busteau" entries. So, this is a
likely phonetic mis-spelling by the recorder and John
Boosteau is more likely Jean Busteau.
Passenger 50: Because of the ambiguity of the recorder's handwriting, the
lowercase letters I, e, r and n appear very similar and also
a, o and u are very similar. The most likely interpretation
of the last name of this person is Merton.
Passenger 52: The first name, "Margt", appears to be an abbreviation of
"Margaret".
Passenger 78: The first name, "Elizth", appears to be an abbreviation of
"Elizabeth".
Passenger 80: The first name, "Robt", is a common abbreviation of "Robert".
Passenger 88: The first name, "Thos", is a common abbreviation of "Thomas".
Passenger 89: The first name, "Cathe", appears to be an abbreviation of
"Catherine".
Passenger 92: The first name, "Wm", is a common abbreviation of "William".
Passenger 94: Grace Walter, apparently female, is listed as male by means
of ditto marks in the column for sex - since the previous
passenger is actually male and her occupation is listed as
"Laborer" also by the use of ditto marks. This seems to be
a clerical error. For every other female passenger, the
recorder has drawn a line through the occupation column
as if to say "not applicable" while there is a worded entry
in the occupation column for every male - including infants
and children which have the word "none" entered in this
column.
Passenger 103: The first name, "Benjn", appears to be an abbreviation of
"Benjamin".
Passenger 109: Anna Dyson also has her name written in the extreme right
hand column as Ann Dyson. But rather than being just a
correction of her first name, it appears to indicate that
she is the only passenger who died because this column's
heading is "Died on the Voyage".
Passenger 113: The first name, "Robt", is a common abbreviation of "Robert".
Passenger 121: The last name, "McHear" has an ambiguous last letter, but is
most likely an "r" because of the similarity to other
occurances of the letter "r" in this document.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 48.
Transcribed by Joseph M. McGhee a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
31 August 1999
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