Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Ship Manco

I William Crawford do solemly, sincerely and truly swear that the Report or Manifest subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the District of Philadelphia contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers which were on board the Ship Manco at the time of her sailing from the port of Newport W or which have been taken on board at any time since; that I am at present and have been during the voyage, master of the said vessel. And I do likewise Swear that all matters whatsoever in the said Report or Manifest are, to the best of knowledge and belief, just and true. Sworn before me, this third day of July 1834 SO HELP ME GOD (signed) Collector (signed) (This line missing)

Report or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Manco whereof Crawford is Master, from Newport W burthen 350 Tons 26/95 and owned by Bradstreet & Crawford of Gardiner Me and bound to Philadelphia

Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, To what country they Severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Number and Names of Passengers who have died on the Voyage, Baggage All passengers severally belong to Great Britian and intend to become inhabitants of the United States. No passengers died on this voyage therefore that column was eliminated. Baggage is listed once for each family. It appears more than one person wrote the original manifest

1  William Lewis           49   Male  Chandler  One trunk Ten Boxes  
2  Mary Ann Lewis          40   Fem 
3  Mary Ann Lewis          15   Fem 
4  Wm Chanly Lewis         12   Male 
5  T Bennett Lewis         10   Male 
6  Sarah Jane Lewis         9   Fem 
7  George S Lewis           8   Male 
8  Alfred John Lewis        4   Male 
9  Eleza Benedict Lewis     2   Fem 
10 Anthony John Hu?*chu??  14   Male  Tanner    Two Boxes 
11 William Miller          45   Male  Farmer    Twenty One Trunks &Boxes
12 Isabella Miller         35   Fem 
13 William Miller          12   Male 
14 John Miller             10   Male 
15 James Miller             8   Male 
16 Ann Miller               6   Fem 
17 Isabella Miller          4   fem 
18 Mary Miller              1   fem 
19 Wm Hadden               31   Male  Masen      Five chests & one trunk 
20 Catherine Hadden        30   fem 
21 Wm H???*y Hadden         6   Male 
22 Henry Hadden             4   Male 
23 Robert Hadden           Baby Male 
24 Philip Bevan            23   Male  Carpenter  One trunk & one Box 
25 Richard Triggs          22   Male  Baker      Four trunks 
26 Eliza Triggs            20   fem 
27 John Maloney            35   male  Gardiner   One chest 
28 Ann Lewis               30   fem   Housewife  One chest 
29 Sarah Lewis              5   fem 
30 Rachael Lewis            1   fem 
31 Jane Jones              30   fem   Housewife  One chest 
32 Ann Jones                8   fem 
33 Th??as Jones             6   fem 
34 John Jones               4   male 
35 Mary Jones               3   fem 
36 Eliza Clift             2?*  fem   Housewife  Two Boxes & One chest 
37 ?usp?cee Bevan          23   male  labourer   One Trunk & one box 
38 Thomas Morrison         40   male  labourer   Two Trunks, one box 
39 Elein Morrison          40   fem 
40 John Morrison           18   male 
41 Thomas Morrison         16   male 
42 Mary Morrison           14   fem 
43 Patrick Morrison        11   male 
44 Mary Morrison            3   fem 
45 Eliza Clift             2*   fem 
46 ?usp?cee Bevan          23   male   Labourer   One chest 
47 Thomas Morrison         40   male   Labourer   One trunk and 2 boxes 
48 Elein Morrison          40   fem 
49 John Morrison           15   male 
50 Thomas Morrison         16   male 
51 Mary Morrison           14   female 
52 Patrick Morrison        11   male 
53 Nell Morrison            7   female 
54 Johanna Morrison         6   female 
55 Matthias Phillips       29   male    Labourer  One chest 
56 Anthony ?*annen         54   male    Labourer  One trunk & two boxes 
57 Mary ?annen             26   female 
58 Catherine ?annen        24   female 
59 Margaret ?annen         18   female 
60 ???????? Mal?*ne        28   male 
61 John Ca??de?            27   male    Labourer  One trunk & box 
62 J?de Ca??de?            26   female 
63 Henry Ca??de?            2   male 
64 Au?tis Ca??de?         babe 
65 Henry Ca??de?           25   male 
66 Dennis Kennedy          27   male    Labourer 
67 John Allen              30   male    Laoourer 
68 Dennis Harrington       37   male    Weaver 
 
Transcriber's Notes 
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read due to
the quality of the original document. 
 
*10 First ? mark could be an l or t 
*21 Could be Henry or Harry 
*36 Could be 5 
*45 Could be 3 or 5 
*56 Could be a B 
*60 Could be an o or an i

Correspondence 5/30/00
Passengers #11-18


Isabella Morton was born 7/5/1798 in Linlithgow, West Lothiam, Scotland.  
She married William Millar on 2/21/1815 in Linlithgow.  He was born 
2/14/1788 probably in West Lothiam.  Their children were Robert
and Margaret were born in Scotland and Margaret died there.  Williams
was born and died in Wales.  William, John, James, Ann, Isabella, and
Mary were born in Wales.  Elizabeth and Nancy were born in NY where
Elizabeth died.  William and Isabella with Robert, Williams, John, James,
Ann, Isabella, Mary and Nancy all settled in Bloom Township, Cook
County, IL.  I have their birth, death, and burial information.  I am
trying to verify Isabella Morton's parents names and would like to learn
William's parents names place of birth.  I am also trying to learn
whether there was another John Millar, perhaps William's brother,
besides his son. A John Millar made a large land purchase near William's
land in Bloom Township on the same day William made his purchase.  John,
his son, was only twenty years old.  Since Robert was not with his
family on the trip from Wales, I would like to discover when and how he
arrived.  His land purchases in Bloom were not until five years after
William and John made their first purchases.  There was a Jacob Millar
who purchased land in the same area a year after William and John. 
William's second son was Williams not William's.  I have recently learned 
that William Sr. had a brother David whose family joined them in Bloom 
Township, IL.  I have their names and the ages on the census.
Edward Coyle 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 49.

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