Bark Flora
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Bark Flora of (not filled in) whereof D. Sears is Master, burthen 293 tons and (not filled in)/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Waterford for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit. All the passengers were recorded as being from Ireland and intending to inhabit the United States, so those 2 columns will be eliminated here.
1 Mr. Michael Dowling 28 male merchant Ireland U. States
2 Mrs. Ellen Dowling 25 female
3 Maria Dowling 7 female
4 William Dowling 5 male
5 Margaret Dowling 3 female
6 James Breen 26 male schoolmaster
7 Johanna Welsh 24 female
8* Thomas Harrigan 34 male farmer
9* Ann Hongan 34 female
10 Connor Hongan 3 male
11 James Hongan 1y6m male
12* John Flin? 50 male farmer
13 Mary McNamara 20 female
14 Ann McNamara 18 female
15 Mary Wall 22 female
16 Michael Welch 22 male farmer
17* William Hally 28 male ?
18 Catharine Hally 27 female
19 Ellen Hally 7 female
20 Jephry Hally 6 male
21 Michael Hally 4 male
22 Pat Welsh 28 male farmer
23 Anna Welsh 26 female
24 Pat Breen 32 male
25 Thomas Hally 30 male farmer
26* Richard ?ey 30 male farmer
27 Michael Fogerty 45 male farmer
28 Alice Fogerty 21 female
29 Johanna Fogerty 20 female
30 Thomas Moressy 40 male farmer
31 James Moressy 16 male farmer
32 Catharine Moressy 15 female
33 Hugh Donohoe 35 male farmer
Transcriber's Notes:
#8-10 surnames transcribed as found, but it is possible that these
were the same family, and the surnames when recopied at some point
were not recorded properly.
#12 surname could be spelled Fliny or Fling.
#17 perhaps ditto marks for farmer in occupation column, or a smudge.
#26 surname looks like Key or Hey.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 22.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
4 May 2000
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