Ship Howard
I, ?.* H. Holdrige 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 a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Ship Howard whereof I am master from Havre. So help me God. Signd/ ?. H. Holdrige. Sworn to, the 14th May 1825 Before me, Mo??????? DC*
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Howard whereof ?. H. Holdrige is master from Havre. Burthen 366 ?*/95 tons.
Columns represent: Names; Age (Years); Sex; Occupation; "The country to which they severally belong."*
1 Mrs L Rudyard 42 female none new Brunswick United States
2 Miss Emma Rudyard 20 United States
3 Miss Harriet Rudyard 16 United States
4 Charles Behr 26 male merchant Switzerland United States
5 Frederick ?ahl* 23 United States
6 Noal Yon 41 Paris United States
7 Joseph Ardiera* 33 merchant Spain United States
8 H Devenfort 24 gentleman Boston United States
9 W ?yack* 30 new york United States
10 Charles Laviolette 30 upholster France United States
11 J B Laviolette 20 United States
12 L Laviolette 18 Tanter* United States
13 J ? Adams* 28 United States
14 J Bachler 40 farmer Switzerland United States
15 C Shaffer 28 Cooper Switzerland United States
16 Mrs C Shaffer 40 none Switzerland United States
17 C Shaffer 10 Switzerland United States
Signd/ ?. H. Holdrige
Transcriber's Notes:
All words were spelled as they were originally written.
* The first initial in the Master's name was unreadable.
* The witness' (the deputy collector) name was largely unreadable.
I'm even unsure about the number of letters
* The numerator of the tonnage fraction was unreadable.
* Three additional columns, "Months" (a sub-heading under "Age"), "The
country in which they intend to become inhabitants." and "Died on the
Voyage.", are not listed above as there were no entries.
* Passengers #1-17: The blank spaces in the above list in the columns
"gender", "occupation" and "country to which they belong" represent
spaces in the original manifest which had a horizontal line drawn
through them. It was unclear when this notation was meant to indicate
a repeat of an earlier entry.
* Passenger #5: The first letter of his last name was unclear. It may be
a "K" or an "R".
* Passenger #7: The first letter of his last name might also be an "O".
* Passenger #9: The first letter of his last name was unclear. It may be
an "F" or a "T".
* Passenger #12: The first letter of his occupation may be an "F". I'm
not sure what occupation this would be.
* Passenger #13: The initial of his middle name was unclear.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 7.
Transcribed by Norman Hommes for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 22 June 1999
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