Schooner Return
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the schooner Return of Halifax whereof Guy Newcomb is Master, burthen 75 tons and (not filled in)/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Cornwallis for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit.
1 Wm. Rousavelt * 35 male painter U. States U. States
2 Clarisa Rousavelt 45 female U. States U. States
3 Charles Darling 23 male teamster U. States U. States
4 Carolina Darling 23 female U. States U. States
5 Carolina Darling 18m female U. States U. States
6 Phebe Morss * 38 female U. States U. States
7 John C. West 28 male carpenter U. States U. States
8 Elizabeth West 29 female U. States U. States
9 Jane West 13m female U. States U. States
10 Eunice H. Woodworth 26 female Nova Scotia U. States
11 Mary Jane Saunders 16 female Nova Scotia U. States
12 Moses Saunders 23 male blacksmith U. States U. States
13 Guy Rand 24 male U. States U. States
14 J. H. Rand 25 male carpenter U. States U. States
15 James McGee 22 male blacksmith U. States U. States
16 Charles O'Morrea 36 male Nova Scotia U. States
17 John Strong 21 male farmer Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
18 George Eaton 25 male caulker Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
19 Wm. Baxter 33 male carpenter Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
20 Jethro Kinsman 40 male farmer Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
Transcriber's Notes:
* Probably departed from Cornwallis in Nova Scotia, but manifest did not specify
this exactly.
#1-2 these passengers were possibly related to the Presidents Roosevelt and
Eleanor Roosevelt, but do not seem to be in their direct lines of ascent.
Have checked a number of Roosevelt biographies, which did not mention
either William or Clarisa. "All Roosevelts shared a common ancestor"
named Claes Martenszen van Rosenvelt and his wife, Jannetje Samuels
Thomas, who emigrated into New Amsterdam in the 1640's. "By 1800, there
were over fifty Roosevelt families. Some endowed hospitals, others
simply amassed ever-larger fortunes. All worked hard and lived well."
Quotes and information from "Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1933" vol. 1,
by Blanche Wiesen Cook, published by Viking in 1992.
(ISBN: 0-670-80486-X.)
#6 surname spelled as found.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 23.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 March 2000
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