Immigrant Ships
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Ship Minesota
Liverpool to New Orleans
4 February 1849
DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS - PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
I, William Allen, 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 Minesota whereof I am Master, from Liverpool.
So help me God. Sworn to this 4th* of Feb. 1849, (signed) William Allen,
Before me* ??????.
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Ship Minesota,
whereof (signed) William Allen is Master, from Liverpool burthen
799* tons.
Columns represent: NAMES, AGE, SEX*, OCCUPATION, The country to which
they severally belong*, The country in which they intend to become inhabitants*,
Died on the Voyage.
1. David Rushton 30 Blacksmith England America
2. Mrs. Rushton 27
3. Mary Rushton 5
4. Ellen Rushton 3
5. Martha Rushton Inft.
6. John Grant 29 Blacksmith
7. Michael O'Hanlon 21 Wool Comber
8. Cornelius Cahill 34 Farmer
9. Ellen Griffin 20 Millner
10. Catherine Curran 24 Servant
11. John Kavanagh 12* Taylor
12. Alfred Thomas 24 Baker
13. Hugh Larney 40 Laborer
14. Jane Kavanagh 22 Servant
15. Thomas Duffy 22 Blacksmith
16. Michael Duffy 24 Shoemaker
17. Michael Walsh 20 Laborer
18. Thomas Phillin 22 Laborer
19. Mary Duffy 21 Servant
20. Thomas Farrell 30 Farmer
21. Alice Farrell 29
22. Ellen Farrell 24
23. Richard Stanton 48 Laborer
24. Catherine Stanton 40
25. Mary Stanton 12
26. John Stanton 10
27. Michael Stanton 7
28. William Stanton 5
29. Andrew Stanton Inft.
30. Edward Elwoods 21 Laborer
31. Joseph Forrester 30 Shoemaker
32. William Sutcliffe 35 Laborer
33. Charlota Sutcliffe 34
34. Edward Sutcliffe 10
35. John Sutcliffe 7
36. William Sutcliffe 4
37. George Ansell 32 Watch Maker
38. Timothy Murphy 24 Farmer
39. Michael Carroll 30 Laborer
40. Eliza Carroll 30
41. Peter Malone 30 Laborer
42. Christopher Malone 27 Laborer
43. Michael Malone 10
44. Thomas Kennedy 46 Farmer
45. Margaret Kennedy* 13
46. Catherine Kennedy 18
47. Johanna Kennedy 17
48. James Kennedy 9
49. James Casey 40 Farmer
50. Mrs. Casey 40
51. Margaret Casey 12
52. Thomas Casey 9
53. Edmond Casey Inft.
54. Bridget Collins 24
55. Mary Collins 7
56. Patrick Collins 4
57. Henry Collins 3
58. Michael Collins Inft.
59. James Carthy 31 Farmer
60. Patrick Carthy 23 Farmer
61. Thomas Trasey 45 Brick Maker
62. Jane Trasey 19
63. William Burk 18 Laborer
64. Mary Burk 40 Dress Maker
65. Peter Burk 13
66. Mary Burk 11
67. Catherine Burk 9
68. Mr. Wells 34 Blacksmith
69. Mrs. Wells 35
70. Martha Wells 3
71. Thomas Bradley 45 Laborer
72. Mrs. Bradley 44
73. Benjamin Town* 27 Laborer
74. Maria Bradley 19
75. Martha Bradley 12
76. Elijah Bradley 10
77. Patrick Flannery 35
78. Henry Bradley 8
79. James Bradley 6
80. Emma Bradley 1
81. Mr. Alexander 23 Farmer
82. Mrs. Alexander 24
83. Thomas Alexander 2
84. John Alexander 24
85. Kate Dunn 26
86. ? Whitty* 23 Clerk
87. E. Whitty 30 Clerk
88. Adam Gillibrand 32 Farmer
89. Hannah Gillibrand 30
90. Margaret Jane Gillibrand 8
91. Rosanna Gillibrand 6
92. Mary Ann Gillibrand 4
93. Andrew Crawford 36 Farmer
94. Mary Crawford 30
95. Jane Crawford 11
96. James Crawford 8
97. Ann Crawford 6
98. Mary Crawford 4
99. Sarah Crawford 30
100. James Armour* 13 Farmer
101. John Sullivan 25 Laborer
102. Andrew Sullivan 28 Laborer
103. James Fennigan 26 Carpenter
104. Margaret McCabe 21 Servant
105. Peter McCabe 45 Farmer
106. Patr McCabe 22 Farmer
107. Bridget McCabe 20 Servant
108. Bernard McCabe 18 Servant
109. Honora McCabe 17 Servant
110. Patrick Tobin 18 Laborer
111. Phillip Brady, Sen. 46 Farmer
112. Phillip Brdy, Jun. 30 Laborer
113. Mary Brady 26
114. Ann Brady 2
115. William Finnally 33
116. Samuel Farrell 21
117. Nancy Farrell 18
118. Judith Farrell 16
119. Mary Farrell 9
120. John Farrell 6
121. Edmond Farrell 4
122. Andrew Reilly 20
123. Mathew Fallon 35
124. William Connolly 27
125. Mary Flannigan 17
126. John Devine 18
127. Chalres Reilly 40
128. Bridget Reilly 40
129. Owen Reilly 8
130. Honora Reilly 6
131. Patrick Reilly 4
132. Michael Reilly 2
133. Dennis Hopkins 30
134. Patrick Credon 32
135. Mary Fox 49
136. Susan Fox 36
137. James Garlan 10
138. Samuel Tracey 17
139. John Tracey 15
140. Mary Ann Tracey 8
141. Sarah Crawford 1
Transcriber's Notes:
Cover Sheet:
4th Febry/49 (day - 4th is smeared)
Ship Minesota
@ Lpool
70
Affidavit:
* Date (day - 4th) smeared.
* Port = New York has been crossed out twice and New Orleans added.
* Port = New York is not crossed off in the Customs statement.
* Before me = can't tell whether it's initials or a name, smeared.
* Tonage = could be (779. or 7790) or (499. or 4990).
Columns:
* Column = SEX, was blank on entire passenger list.
* Column = OCCUPATION, was blank for many of the passengers.
* Column = The country to which they severally belong, listed "England"
only once at the top.
* Column = The country to which they intend to become inhabitants, listed
"America" only once at the top.
* No Column = for Steerage/Cabin, probably all Steerage, based on
occupations.
* Passenger numbers added by transcriber (were not on original passenger
list).
* 11. John Kavanagh = looks like age 12, could be age 22.
* 45. Margaret Kennedy = looks like age 13, could be age 43.
* 73. Benjamin Town = Elizabeth Bradley crossed off and Benjamin Town
added.
* 86. ? Whitty = no 1st name is written or too faded to see.
* 100. James Armour* = says age 13, Farmer (usually no occupation is
listed before age 18).
National Archives and Records Administration, Film , Reel .
Transcribed by Penny Sabin for The Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild.
24 May 1999
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