SS Iorra
I David Ovenstone, Master of the Steam-Ship Iorra do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said SS Iorra as Glasgow for which port said Iorra has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. Sworn to this Dec 19, 1870 David Ovenstone before me (signature cannot be read)
List of Manifest Of All The Passengers taken on board the Steamship Iorra, whereof David Ovenstone is Master, from Glasgow burthen 1434 tons
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to ihabit, and part of vessel occupied by each passenger, during the voyage.
1 Mrs. Ann Fair 24y F None Scotland 2 Andrew Fair 6y M None Scotland 3 Margt Fair 2y F None Scotland 4 Thomas Ovenstone Fair 1/2m M None Scotland 5 Donald Caweron 24y M groundkeeper Scotland 6 Karius Mundell 52y M farmer Scotland 7 Robert Benson 14y M None Scotland 8 Helen Walker 23y F None Scotland 9 Janet Kane 25y F None Scotland 10 Thomas Kane 4 y M None Scotland 11 James Kane 10m M None Scotland 12 Eliga Briddle 30y F None Scotland 13 ????? Briddle * 9y F None Scotland 14 James Briddle 4y M None Scotland 15 John Briddle 4m M None Scotland 16 Christina Johnston 25y F None Scotland 17 Edward Johnston 1&1/2m M None Scotland 18 Matthew M Alpine 56y M None Scotland 19 Mrs. Alpine 54y F None Scotland 20 Mary Alpine 24y F None Scotland 21 Matthew Alpine 4y M None Scotland 22 David Gemmill 30y M Farmer Scotland 23 John Wallace 46y M Brewer Scotland 24 Mrs. Ino Wallace 24y F None Scotland 25 James Hogan 26y M None Ireland 26 Eliza Margt Rogers 15y F None Ireland 27 Mary Ann Wright 18y F None Ireland 28 John Glen 25y M None Ireland 29 Andrew Glen 24y M None Ireland 30 Samuel Stewart 21y M None Ireland 31 David Hall 18y M None Ireland 32 Robert Wayne 22y M None Ireland 33 Mary Ann Simpson 22y M None Ireland 34 Sidney Adams 20y M None Ireland 35 James Kidney 20y M None Ireland 36 Eliza Ann Kidney 20y F None Ireland 37 Ludwilla Kuhschin 22y F None Germany 38 Austinna Straha 23y F None Germany 39 Fron Kimpfort 47y F None Germany 40 Otto Kimpfort 14y M None Germany 41 Anna Kimpfort 14y F None Germany 42 Albertina Voelbeki 30y F None Germany 43 Helena Voelbeki 5y F None Germany 44 Anna Voelbeki 3y F None Germany 45 Paul Voelbeki 9m M None Germany 46 Iver Engebrekson 18y M None Norway 47 Lucas Lucassen 16y M None Norway 48 Paul Jensen 20y M None Norway 49 Christini Nielsen 20y F None Norway 50 Thea Nielsen 16y F None Norway 51 Lars Gulbrandsen 20y M Nome Norway 52 Daniel Johansen 24y M None Norway 53 Ole C Blom 38y M None Norway 54 Mari Aedersdotter * 40y F None Norway 55 Hilda Olsdotter * 3y F None Norway 56 Johan Olsen 1&1/2y M None Norway 57 Berthi Aurcindsdotter * 24y F None Norway 58 Sophi Jacobsen 32y F None Norway 59 Jens Gultoron 10y M None Norway 60 Carl Johan Gultoron 8y M None Norway 61 Johannis Gultoron 5y F None Norway 62 Georg Sophi Gultoron 1y F None Norway 63 Cacilia Inger 26y F None Holland 64 Mary Kornadinorrick 35y M None Poland 65 Charles Cleveland 21y M Sailor America 66 Robert H Porter 24y M None America 67 Rev James D Gibson 50y M Clergyman Ireland Transcriber's Notes: There were no deaths or births on this voyage. Passengers 23, 24, 25, 63 and 64 were in the intermediate area, Passengers 66 and 67 were in cabin. All others were in steerage. #13 The list was torn and ink smeared, first name could not be read. #26 The t in Marg was superscripted so the name is probably an abbreviation for Margaret #54,55,57 All three of these ladies names definately end in dotter. In all three places the dotter is spelled in all lower case letters. #54 There is a space between the Aeders and dotter. #55 There is a space between the Ols and the dotter. #59 There is a space between Aurcin and ds and another space between the ds and dotter. Because of the age of #54 and 55 I would think these were related. These names will also appear as Dotter on the passenger list. #63 appears to be Inger but could be Jnyer. #64 Shows the passenger to be male but is most likely female since the name is Mary
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 338.
Transcribed by Mary Lou Bartee for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 6 May 1999
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