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Ship Tally Ho

Unspecified Port of Departure to Richmond, Virginia
Fourth Quarter of 1830

DISTRICT OF RICHMOND - PORT OF RICHMOND
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
List of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Tally Ho of Richmond in any Foreign Port or Place in the Quarter Ending Decbr. 31, 1830.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country to which they intend to become inhabitants. 
    
 1 Benjamin Blan?        *  22  male    mechanic  England   Virginia  
 2 Mrs      Blan?        *  30  
 3 child                     ?  ?  
 4 child                     ?  ?
 5 child                     ?  ?  
 6 Wm       Hayw?od      *  33  male    weaver    ?         Virginia   
 7 Wm       Hayw?od          9  male                        Virginia  
 8 Mrs.     Edwards      *  35  female            ?         Geo-Town  
 9 child                    13  ? 
10 child                    ?  ? 
11 child                    ?  ? 
12 child                    ?  ? 
13 child                    2  ? 
14 Mrs.     Hibbs       *  26  female            ?         Geo-Town 
15 child                    ?  ? 
16 child                    ?  ? 
17 ?        Stewart     *  30  male    merchant  Scotland  Virginia

Custom House Richmond
Jan 1, 1831
J. Gibbon, Collr.  

Transcriber's Notes: 
* For the country of origin column, there were wavy lines for some 
  of the passengers.  Was not clear if this was to indicate England, 
  but probably so.  
* #1-5 surname seems to end with r, but perhaps n or e, Blane      
  or Blann or Blanr.  
* #2 note by her name says three children.    
* #6-7 surname could be Haywood.
* #8 the 5 children were described as between ages 13 and 2.       
  Seemed to be all female.  No names given for them.  
* #14 note by her name says two children.  
* #17 first initial could be W.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 4.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
28 September 1999

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