Schooner Sophia
*REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the British Sch.* Sophia whereof John Brem is Master, from St. John NB* 63.35 Tons and owned by Wm. Walker of St. John NB and bound to Philad*.
Columns represent: Number of Passenger*, Names, Age, Sex*, Occupation, To What Country Belonging, Country of which it is their intention to become Inhabitants, Number and names of Passengers who have died on the voyage*.
1 Philip McCand* 45 Laborer Ireland United States 2 Unice McGarigher 22 Laborer Ireland United States 3 Chas. Gibben 22 Laborer Ireland United States 4 James Gibben 50 Laborer Ireland United States 5 Ann Gibben 33 Laborer Ireland United States 6 Ann Gibben 15 Laborer Ireland United States 7 Wm. G Gibben 11 Laborer Ireland United States 8 Catharina Gibben 10 Laborer Ireland United States 9 Terrice Gibben 8 Laborer Ireland United States 10 Mary Gibben 6 Laborer Ireland United States 11 Joseph Gibben 4 Laborer Ireland United States 12 Mary Gollaco 20 Laborer Ireland United States 13 Bella Thompson 26 Laborer Ireland United States 14 Sarah McNemara 2 Laborer Ireland United States 15 Sarah McNemara 22 Laborer Ireland United States 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 documents. * There was no sworn statement with this ships Report. * Sch. means Schooner * NB means New Brunswick * Philia. means Philadelphia * The passenger number column was not on the original report but was added by the transcriber for ease of reference. * Laborer was listed as the occupation of all passengers although it seems unlikely that a child age 2 would be a laborer. * The Sex was not recorded for any passenger so that column has been omitted. * There were no deaths recorded on this voyage so that column has been omitted. * 1 The Name Philip McCand may possibly be Philip McCanel
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 49.
Transcribed by John Wm. Sparbel for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
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