Brig Lydia
I, A. H. Wing, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear, that the above list, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the District of New Haven, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the passengers which were on board said Brig at the time of her sailing from the Port of Cork. So help me God. (Signed) A. H. Wing. Sworn to before me this 30th day of June 1826. (Signed) Abr. Bishop, Coll. (Transcriber's Note: says "Copy".)
LIST of all the PASSENGERS taken on board the Brig Lydia of Haddam in any Foreign Port or Place.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants, died on the voyage. There were no deaths on this voyage. All the passengers were from Ireland, and all intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so those columns have been eliminated here.
1 Ha??ie Conner * 20 female Ireland United States
2 Mary Conner 23 female
3 Sally Conner 1 female
4 Anthony Wagstaff 31 male
5 Julia McCarty 38 female
6 Hanora McCarty 12 female
7 Jeremiah McCarty 9 male
8 Julia McCarty 6 female
9 Catherine McCarty 2 female
10 John Barry 35 male farmer
11 James Barry 26 male farmer
12 Bridget Barry 22 female
13 Margaret Barry 22 female
14 Daniel Crowly 25 male
15 Joanna Qui?k * 50 female
16 Peter Qui?k * 17 male
17 Michael Keanessy 20 male
18 Michael Finn 32 male
19 James Mills 19 male weaver
20 Edmund Dunn 44 male laborer
21 Patrick Dunn 16 male cooper
22 John Dunn 11 male
23 Hannah Dunn 7 female
24 John Roche 25 male
25 Sally Roche 19 female
26 Mary Mills 15 female spinster
27 John Murray 24 male laborer
28 John Murray 22 male weaver
29 John Connery 40 male laborer
30 Ellen Connery 43 female
31 David Fenton 20 male laborer
32 John Driscoll 26 male laborer
33 Dolly Driscoll 24 female
34 John Castaman 22 male
35 Robert Welch 20 male
36 John Fitzgerrald 25 male
37 Mary Broderick 15 female spinster
38 Mary Welch 20 female
39 Mary McLaugh?on * 24 female
40 Ellen Fitzgerrald 21 female
41 Mary Curtin 19 female
42 Michael Harding 25 male shoemaker
43 Jeremiah Quirk * 20 male laborer
44 Dennis Quirk * 19 male
45 John Flinn 18 male
46 Thomas McHennering 56 male shoemaker
47 Michael Tooley 21 male laborer
48 Laurence Carrol 21 male
49 James White 20 male
50 William Nowland 20 male
51 Patrick Tooley 17 male
52 Jeremiah Roahane 30 male
53 Mary ?oohey * 56 female
54 Ellen ?oohey 22 female
55 Ellen Connaway 20 female
56 John Barry 27 male mason
57 Margaret Barrey * 20 female
58 James Roch 21 male laborer
59 Eliza Roch 16 female spinster
60 Thomas Connaway 27 male laborer
61 Ellen Connaway 26 female
62 Bat Connaway 3 male
63 Johanna Connaway infant female
64 Patrick McCarty 22 male farmer
65 Matthew Healey 22 male
66 Ann B Co?kney * 32 female
67 Michael B Corkney 10 male
68 Margaret Bleakney 7 female
69 Ann Bleakney 5 female
70 Mary Maher 20 female
71 Brian Maher 19 male laborer
72 Patrick Maher 13 male
73 Thomas Ryan 22 male laborer
74 Catharine Daley 19 female spinster
75 Johanna Leathy 20 female
76 Mary Bleakney 23 female
77 William Bleakney 24 male mason
78 Jeremiah Bleakney 10 male
79 Eliza Harrold 25 female
80 Ann Harrold 6 female
81 Margaret Harrold 5 female
82 Joshua Harrold 11 male
83 Julia Doyle 35 female
84 Ellen Doyle 21 female spinster
85 William Broaderick 25 male mercht.
86 Ellen Broaderick 25 female
87 William Broaderick 7 male
88 Thomas Broaderick 6 male
89 Mary Broaderick 5 female
90 James Connor 26 male
91 Mary Ann Connor 21 female
92 Jerry Hays 22 male laborer
93 William Cotto? * 31 male
94 David McCarty 21 male
95 John Flinn 24 male
96 Ellen Gooding 13 female
97 Mary Roch 7 female
98 John Roch 12 male
99 Ellen Flinn 17 female spinster
100 Eliza Hays 7 female
101 Lucius Broderick infant male
(Signed) A. H. Wing
(Transcriber's Note: not a true signature, as the list is a copy.)
Transcriber's Notes:
#1 first name may be Hallie or Hattie.
#15-16 probably c, but could be r.
#39 letter in question is l or t.
#43-44 same as #15-16.
#53-54 first letter(s) probably H or T but could be Fl.
#57 surname spelled with e, unlike previous passenger.
#66-69 surname started out as Conkney, then was Corkney, then the initial B
in #66's name seemed to become part of the surname. There are Bleakneys
farther down list.
#93 surname ends with n or r.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 5.
Transcribed by Mary Koelzer for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 22 June 1999
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