Ship Rhode Island
I, Chandler Burgess Jr do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed to me, 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 whereof I am master, from Liverpool So help me God.
Sworn to the 5th day of March 1842 Before me ??????? ?????
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the PASSENGERS taken on board the Ship Rhode Island whereof Chandler Burgess Jr is Master from Liverpool, burthen three hundred and eighty three tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong. Country to which they intend to become inhabitants column is eliminated as all listed the United States.
1 Phillip Connor 32 Male ???Surgeon Ireland 2 Sarah Mary Connor 32 Female Wife Ireland 3 Alice Mary Connor 6 Female daughter Ireland 4 Eliza Ann Connor 5 Female daughter Ireland 5 Francis Ellen Connor 2y6m Female daughter Ireland 6 Gerildina b?ct?? Connor 7m Female daughter Ireland 7 Ellen Mae Winne 21 Female Servant Ireland 8 Thomas Cooper 33 Male Shopkeeper England 9 Mary Cooper 27 female Wife England 10 Peter Sutton 28 Male Spinder Maker England 11 Charlotte Sutton 24 female Wife England 12 Evan Roberts 32 Male Agricultureist* Wales 13 William Currie 26 Male Manufacterer* England 14 Martha Kennedy 28 female ???pstress* Ireland 15 John Phillips 35 Male Butcher Ireland 16 Jane Phillips 26 female Wife England 17 Mary Ann Phillips 18 female Sempstress England 18 Francis Phillips 3 Male child England 19 Richard Adams 27 Male farmer Ireland 20 John Adams 24 Male Weaver Ireland 21 Robert Roberts 26 Male Labourer Wales 22 Jennis Fuller* 26 Male Mad???? dyer* Ireland 23 Burrow Harrison 34 Male Mechanic England 24 Gorge Peel 28 Male Clothier England 25 Charles Batisow 28 Male Labourer England 26 Wm Lion 46 Male Builder England 27 Marie Lion 47 female Wife England 28 Mary Lion 20 female daughter England 29 Marie Lion 19 female daughter England 30 Wm Lion 18 Male Son England 31 Elize Lion 14 female Daughter England 32 John Lion 10 Male Son England 33 Mary Ann Lion 5 female daughter England 34 Alfonse Lion 4 Male Son England 35 Thos* Bainbridge 40 Male Agricultureist* England 36 Ralph Walker 71 Male Labourer England 37 Joseph Andrew 30 Male Blicher* England 38 William Fletheison* 22 Male Bleacher England 39 Rchd Phe???* 30 Male Tailor England 40 Nathanial Mahea? 30 Male Weaver Ireland 41 Joseph Cranshaw 29 Male Pattern dyer England 42 Joseph Cranshaw* 7 Male England 43 John bip?? Moodhouse 14 Male Pattern dyer England 44 Joseph Yeado? 26 Male Blacksmith England 45 Wm Eatough 26 Male Callico printer England 46 George Mood 26 Male Callico printer England 47 George Matheson 46 Male Cotten* Spinner England 48 Mary Matheson 39 female Wife England 49 Ellen Matheson 13 female child England 50 Elizth Matheson* 10 female child England 51 Thomas Smith 27 Male Tanner England 52 William Barnes 30 Male Groom England Transcriber's Notes: * The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder. * The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to quality of original document. * The use of upper and lower case letters are as written on the manifest. 1 There was some word or letters m,r,? before the word Surgeon as of to denote a type or class of surgeon. 6 Appears to be a middle name but not capitalized and seems to be a lower case 'b'. Similar to 43. 12,13,14, Occupations and name as spelled on the manifest. I assumed 14 to be 'sempstress' as it matches 17 in script. 22 Clearly a 'J' as written. Should it be Dennis? 22 Could be madder, maddey, madsley, madsler dyer 35 Thos written with 's' above the line. 37 Occupation may have been intended 'bleacher' as listed in 38. 38 Possibility first letter could be an 'H'. Listed "H" and "F" in surname list. 39 'd' of Rchd written above the line and underlined. 39 Could be Phennk or Pheunk, all letters on the line. 40 Last letter of name could be 'n' or 'u'. 42 Two elaborate ditto marks in lieu of name. Obviously son of, or related to #41, yet word 'son' is not written. 43 As in #6, seems to be a middle name but not capitalized and seemed to be 'bipod' to me. 44 Could be 'n', 'w', or 'u' 47 As written on the manifest. 50 Eliz written with 'th' above the line and underlined.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 48.
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