Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Brig Leader

There was no captain's sworn statement with this list, which was filed as an abstract.

List of Passengers brought into the District of French's Bay* from Foreign Countries in the Qr. ending Decr. 31, 1827.

Columns represent: date of arrival, denomination and name of vessel, name of Master (listed as Ruben Counns or Conners or perhaps Cainns), names of passengers, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants. Information for the first three columns will be written in other areas of this list.

    
   
  1 Catherine Low       50  female              Ireland  U. States
  2 Ann Low             19  female              Ireland  U. States
  3 Thomas Low          17  male                Ireland  U. States
  4 Wesley Low          11  male                Ireland  U. States
  5 Joseph Low           8  male                Ireland  U. States
  6 Mary Low             6  female              Ireland  U. States
  7 Hannah Low          15  female              Ireland  U. States
  8 Ba??y Mil????    *  24  male    carpenter   Ireland  U. States
  9 Patrick Mil????  *  18  male    farmer      Ireland  U. States
 10 Rose Miligan     *  16  male    farmer      Ireland  U. States
 11 Patrick Connor      20  male    farmer      Ireland  U. States
 12 Ann Mil??he      *  20  female  farmer      Ireland  U. States
 13 Wm. Boil            24  male    blacksmith  Ireland  U. States
 14 Sarah Boil          18  female  blacksmith  Ireland  U. States
 15 David McColester    28  male    carpenter   Ireland  U. States
 16 Hugh ???att      *  50  male    merchant    Ireland  U. States 

Collector's Office, District of Frenchman's Bay
Decr. 31, 1827
(Signed) Edward S. Jarvis
    
Transcriber's Notes: 
* The port of arrival was called French's Bay in the heading for 
  list of passengers.
* The port of departure is not listed but could be assumed to
  be somewhere in Ireland as all passengers are from Ireland.

  #8 first name probably Barny.
  #8-9 surname could be Milligin, though spelling is not the same 
     as for #10.  The surname for #9 had ditto marks, but then was 
     written out for #10, as if it was a different surname.  
     But the possibility remains that it was the same surname for 
     all three. 
 #10 listed as male.
 #12 letters could be li or bi.
 #16 looks like Stratt.  
  

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 2.

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