Ship American
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
A List of Passengers who intend going to New York on the Ship American, 340 Tons burthen, Alexander Thompson Master, sworn at Londonderry, 9 April 1803.*
Columns represent: name, age, county or town of origin in Ireland, occupation.
1 David Kerr 28 Donegal farmer 2 Hannah Kerr 26 Donegal spinster 3 Robert Virtue 22 Donegal farmer 4 Ann Virtue 25 Donegal spinster 5 Alexander Thompson 21 Fermanagh farmer 6 L. Jenkin * Fermanagh labourer 7 Andw. Brander Fermanagh labourer 8 L. Miller Fermanagh labourer 9 James McCafferty Fermanagh labourer 10 John Ward Fermanagh labourer 11 Robert Fitzpatrick Fermanagh labourer 12 Robert Stinson Fermanagh labourer 13 William Taylor Sligo labourer 14 Elinor Taylor Sligo spinster 15 Mary Taylor Sligo spinster 16 John Longhead Donegal labourer 17 R. Longhead Donegal spinster 18 Robt. Longhead Donegal labourer 19 John Longhead Donegal labourer 20 John Whiteside Donegal labourer 21 Ann Whiteside Donegal spinster 22 Arthur Johnston Donegal farmer 23 Mary Johnston Donegal spinster 24 Thomas Longhead Donegal labourer 25 Thomas Longhead 28 Donegal labourer 26 James McCrea 20 Ballantra labourer 27 John McCrea 25 Ballantra labourer 28 Barbara Spence 24 Ballantra spinster 29 Catherine Spence 23 Ballantra spinster 30 John Coulter 23 Petigo labourer 31 Dennis Carr 22 Petigo labourer 32 Catherine Carr 21 Petigo spinster 33 James Tremble 26 Donegal farmer 34 Patk McGeragh 22 Donegal farmer 35 Alex McKee 27 Donegal farmer 36 Fanny McKee 26 Donegal spinster 37 Patrick McMullen 29 Donegal labourer 38 Hugh Devarney 26 Monaghan labourer 39 Bryan Devine 28 Monaghan labourer 40 Ann Devine 25 Monaghan spinster 41 Mary McGinn 22 Cavan spinster 42 Thos. McGinn 27 Cavan labourer 43 James Murphy 27 Cavan labourer 44 Thomas Murphy 23 Cavan labourer 45 Thomas McSurgan 26 Cavan labourer 46 Mary McSurgan 23 Cavan spinster 47 Mark O’Neill 25 Drunguin labourer 48 Jane O’Neill 23 Drunguin spinster 49 Henry O’Neill 17 Drunguin labourer Transcriber's Notes: * This was probably near the date of departure from Ireland. It probably arrived during the summer months. #6-23 no ages provided for these passengers. This information was originally published in "Passenger Lists to America" in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, along with a number of other lists, between 1906 and 1912, by Gerald Fothergill. These lists were found by Fothergill, while searching through the British Archives, in British Museum Manuscript Add. 35932. It was subsequently published in "Ship Passenger Lists" by Carl Boyer 3rd, in 1977, Newhall, California. Library of Congress Catalogue number: 76-37355.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of
the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild16 January 2000
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