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Ship Venice
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Ship Venice of (not filled in), whereof C. H. Salter is Master, burthen 616 tons and (not filled in)/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Liverpool for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants. All the passengers were from Ireland and all intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so those two columns have been eliminated.
1 Thomas Hurst 35 male labourer Ireland U. States
2 Hannah McCarthy 30 female
3 Charles McCarthy 21 male labourer
4 Cornelius Murphy 20 male labourer
5 Julia Murphy 18 female
6 Arthur Henihan 30 male labourer
7 Sarah Smith 30 female
8 Hugh Riely 23 male labourer
9 Thos. Carpenter 38 male labourer
10 Thos. Brady 24 male labourer
11 Mrs. Brady 24 female
12 Pat White 40 male labourer
13 Mrs. White 40 female
14 Bridget White 13 female
15 Mary White 11 female
16 Anne White 11 female
17 Pat White 9 male labourer
18 James White 7 male labourer
19 Pat Kennedy 40 male labourer
20 Mary Kennedy 30 female
21 Nor?y Kennedy * 12 female
22 Michael Kennedy 10 male labourer
23 Mary Kennedy 6 female
24 Thomas Kennedy 2 male labourer
25 Eugene Temerty * 40 female
26 Pat Flaherty 22 male labourer
27 John Fitzgerald 50 male labourer
28 Ellen Fitzgerald 40 female
29 Johana Fitzgerald * 19 female
30 Bridget Fitzgerald 11 female
31 Honora Fitzgerald 5 female
32 Thomas Fitzgerald 3 male labourer
33 David Fitzgerald inft male labourer
34 Jer. Rahilly 30 male labourer
35 Henry McKenny * 93 male labourer
36 Ann McKenny * 87 female
37 John McKenny 52 male labourer
38 James Brown 40 male labourer
39 Ann Brown 30 female
40 John Brown 6 male labourer
41 William Brown 5 male labourer
42 William Con?o? * 6 male labourer
43 Margaret Con?o? 4 female
44 Catharine Con?o? inft female
45 Be?sy Brothery * 16 female
46 Ann McKenny 18 female
47 Pat Breheny 50 male labourer
48 Mrs. Breheny 40 female
49 John Breheny 30 male labourer
50 Cales Breheny inft male labourer
51 James Breheny inft male labourer
52 James Breheny 25 male labourer
53 Michael Breheny 20 male labourer
54 Mrs. Breheny 24 female
55 John Breheny inft male labourer
56 Honor Brown 26 female
57 Charles Cassidy 24 male labourer
58 Maria Cassidy 20 female
59 James Burke 20 male labourer
60 Bridget T??ar? * 20 female
61 James Cullerd 30 male labourer
62 Mary Cullerd 13 female
63 Daniel Heely 36 male labourer
64 Margaret Heely 39 female
65 Daniel Heely 9 male labourer
66 Jeremiah Heely inft male labourer
67 Rose Miely 41 female
68 Thomas Miely 12 male labourer
69 Martin Miely 10 male labourer
70 Margaret Miely 8 female
71 Catharine Miely 6 female
72 Thos. Gaffy 16 male labourer
73 James Gaffy 17 male labourer
74 Michael Larkin 24 male labourer
75 Owen McCarney * 50 male labourer
76 Mary McCarney 35 female
77 Anne McCarney 8 female
78 James McCarney * 4 male labourer
79 Coons Crains 21 male labourer
80 Mary Bryan 18 female
81 Pat McGlat 36 male labourer
82 Mary McGlat * 30 female
83 Robt. McGlat * inft male labourer
84 Daniel Con?o? * 25 male labourer
85 Kate Con?o? * 23 female
86 Bridget Cullerd 11 female
87 Mary O'Neil 40 female
88 Ellen O'Neil * 20 female
89 Margaret O'Neil 10 female
90 Bridget O'Neil 5 female
91 Michael Carney 20 male labourer
92 Mrs. Carney * 20 female
93 & infant inft female
94 Pat McGrath 40 male labourer
95 Ellen McGrath 44 female
96 Ellen McGrath 12 female
97 Margaret McGrath 11 female
98 James McGrath 10 male labourer
99 Anne McGrath 19 female
100 Bridget McGrath 7 female
101 Pat McGrath 6 male labourer
102 John Craigh 50 male labourer
103 Mrs. Craigh 46 female
104 Bryan Craigh 23 male labourer
105 Criss Craigh 19 male labourer
106 Joseph Craigh 17 male labourer
107 Judith Craigh 15 female
108 Michael Craigh 13 male labourer
109 Mary Craigh 12 female
110 Pat Craigh 9 male labourer
111 Thomas Craigh 5 male labourer
112 Mary Smith 18 female
113 Moses Richan * 30 male labourer
114 Sarah Davis 30 female
115 Sarah A. Davis 4 female
116 Michael Ryder 18 male labourer
117 Honor Ryder 12 female
118 Ellen Ryder 9 female
119 Ann Ryder 8 female
120 Mathew Welden 40 male labourer
121 James Welden 10 male labourer
122 Loughlin Keegan 40 male labourer
123 Mrs. Keegan * 40 female
124 Anne Keegan 9 female
125 F. McNamara 28 male labourer
126 Mrs. McNamara 24 female
127 John McNamara 20 male labourer
128 Mary McNamara 18 female
129 Thos. McGrath 20 male labourer
130 Margaret Flood 18 female
131 Daniel Lynch 30 male labourer
132 Alice Brown 3 female
133 Margaret McKey 30 female
134 Henry McKey 40 male labourer
135 Sarah McKey 8 female
136 Ann McKey 6 female
137 James McKey 19 male labourer
138 Biddy Laws 40 female
139 Pat Laws 10 male labourer
140 John Laws 7 male labourer
141 Mary Laws 5 female
142 Edmund Laws 3 male labourer
143 Owen Laws inft male labourer
144 James Riely 19 male labourer
145 Catharine ?edden * 16 female
146 Thos. Lenord 22 male labourer
147 Mary Dary 27 female
148 Mary Dary 4 female
149 Andrew Dary 3 male labourer
150 Sarah Dary inft female
151 Maria Egan 23 female
152 Ellen Doyle 30 female
153 Pat Doyle 10 male labourer
154 James Doyle inft male labourer
155 Ellen Doyle * 4 female
156 Mary Doyle inft female
157 Michael Fegan 25 male labourer
158 Catharine Gallagher 11 female
159 James Gallagher 13 male labourer
160 Catharine Denny 22 female
161 Danl. Moran 22 male labourer
162 Mary Butler 15 female
163 Mary Mooney 23 female
164 Bridget Mooney 11 female
Transcriber's Notes:
* This list seems particularly poignant, not only because of the
young mothers and children who died, but it contains the names
of two of the oldest people this transcriber has found, who
attempted the long voyage to a better life.
* Henry and Ann McKenny, aged 93 and 87 respectively, who would
have been born in the mid 1700's, tried to escape the effects
of those desparate famine years. They left at the height
of the famine, with what appears to be a younger relative, perhaps
a son or nephew, on a late winter voyage, only to die far from the
cottage where they spent their lives, and the little Irish churchyard
where they should have been buried next to their ancestors.
One cannot imagine the horrors they must have endured,
only to die at sea.
The 12 deaths recorded on this list were:
# 25 Eugene Temerty
# 35-36 Henry McKenny and Ann McKenny
# 75-78 Owen McCarney & 4-year-old James McCarney
# 82-83 Mary McGlat and her infant Robert McGlat
# 88 Ellen O'Neil
# 92 Mrs. Carney who left behind her husband and infant
#113 Moses Richan
#123 Mrs. Keegan who left behind her husband and 9-year-old daughter
#155 4-year-old Ellen Doyle
Other notes:
# 21 first name is written Normy, but possibly should have been Norry.
# 25 listed as female, but was a male first name, unless it was to be Eugenia.
# 29 first name as found.
# 42-44 written as Conmon.
# 45 first name Bessy or Betsy.
# 60 surname Timars or Tunars. Letters in question do not extend
above or below the line.
# 84-85 same as note for #42-44.
#145 surname begins with N or W.
Correspondence 05/07/01 passengers #4 & 5 Murphy
My great grandfather is Cornelius Murphy #4 on the list of
passengers on the Ship Venice. He was from Ireland, left from Liverpool,
England and arrived Boston, Massachusetts. Cornelius was born 1827
and died 1922 according to my info. Place of death I'm still researching
but could be buried in Harrison County, possibly Berry, Kentucky. He married
Emily Ann Crawford September 2, 1847 in Harrison Co, Ky. and settled there.
Known children of Cornelius and Emily: James, William, Hampton, Sarah, Nancy,
Ann, Mary, John, and Cornelius Newton Murphy. John is my grandfather.
There is a Julia Murphy #5 on the passenger list who might be Cornelius's
sister. I would like to know where in Ireland Cornelius was from.
Kathleen
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 22.
Transcribed by Mary Koelzer for The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.5 June 1999
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