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Brig Sylvester Healy

St. John, N.B. to New York
June 14, 1825

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK – PORT OF NEW YORK
I L.H. Gardinet, 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 beliefe a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Brig Sylvester Healy whereof I am Master, from Saint Johns, N.B. So help me God. (Signature) L. H. Gardinet.
Sworn to, the 14 June 1825, Before me, (Signature) Jno Kearney.
List of Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Brig Sylvester Healy, whereof, Gardinet is Master, from Saint John N.B. Burthen 145.52 Tons.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to ihabit, and part of vessel occupied by each passenger, during the voyage. 
    
  1 Thomas Plummet      32   Male   Merchant  United States  St Johns NB
  2 John Poriot  *      30   Male   Merchant  United States  St Johns NB
  3 B. F. Bonnitt       28   Male   Merchant  United States  St Johns NB
  4 A. E. Gardinet      21   Female Lady      United States  United States
  5 Robert Harvey       25   Male   Farmer    Ireland        United States
  6 Mary Harvey         28   Female Wife      Ireland        United States
  7 James Harvey         3   Male   Child     Ireland        United States
  8 John Manus          45   Male   Farmer    Ireland        United States
  9 John Manus          14   Male   Child     Ireland        United States
 10 Charles Lounge      35   Male   Weaver    Ireland        United States
 11 James Nickol        35   Male   Laborer   Ireland        United States
 12 Mary Nickol         32   Female Wife      Ireland        United States
 13 James Nickol         2   Male   Child     Ireland        United States
 14 Jane Nickol          5   Female Child     Ireland        United States
 15 John Holly          25   Male   Laborer   Ireland        United States
 16 Sally Holly         23   Female Wife      Ireland        United States
 17 Barney Green        20   Male   Laborer   Ireland        United States
 18 Hamilton Haycock    21   Male   Laborer   Ireland        United States
 19 William Mackollet   45   Male   Farmer    Ireland        United States
 20 Elizabeth Mackollet 14   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 21 Martha Mackollet     1   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 22 Catherine Mackollet 10   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 23 John  Mackollet *   12   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 24 Robert Mackollet *   4   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 25 Jane Mackollet       3   Female Daughter  Ireland        United States
 
Transcriber's Notes:
There were no deaths and no births on this voyage.
 
In the sworn statement N.B. stands for New Brunswick, a part of Canada.
#2  There is a crease in the original copy and the second letter could be
    an "a" making the name Pariot.
#23 Although John is typically a male name they show this passenger to be
    a female and daughter
#24 Robert, the same as #23.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 7 List 340.
Transcribed by Mary Lou Bartee for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 July 1999

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