Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Bark Wenham
Liverpool to Port Baltimore, Maryland
1 April 1850
Master: John Wyle
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Nationality, and
Destination
1 Shehan Margaret 16 f spinster Great Britain
2 Ford Thomas 19 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
3 Quinn Patrick 35 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
4 Quinn Catherine 29 f Ireland Baltimore
5 Quinn Henry 12 m Ireland Baltimore
6 Quinn Catherine 8 f Ireland Baltimore
7 Mullen Francis 32 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
8 Mullen Margaret 30 f Ireland Baltimore
9 Daily Elizabeth 25 f Ireland Baltimore
10 Daily Catherine 28 f Ireland Baltimore
11 Ward Thomas 26 m laborer Ireland George Town DC
12 Hickey John 24 m stone mason Ireland Baltimore
13 O'Brien Michael 27 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
14 Hickey Bridget 22 f Ireland Baltimore
15 O'Brien Catherine 24 f Ireland Baltimore
16 O'Brien Jeremiah 2y 6m m Ireland Baltimore
17 O'Brien John 9m m Ireland Baltimore
18 Tutthill Patrick 28 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
19 Arthur Thomas 28 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
20 Arthur James 16 m Ireland Baltimore
21 Arthur Augustus 16 m Ireland Baltimore
22 Arthur Anthony 12 m Ireland Baltimore
23 Arthur Ellen 13 f Ireland Baltimore
24 Arthur (Muda?) 50 f Ireland Baltimore
25 Conroy Catherine 50 f Ireland Baltimore
26 Conroy Catherine 12 f Ireland Baltimore
27 Conroy Honor 9 f Ireland Baltimore
28 Conroy Mary 12 f Ireland Baltimore
29 Tracey Ellen 15 f Ireland Baltimore
30 Conroy Thomas 26 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
31 Conroy Mary 15 f Ireland Baltimore
32 Ryan John 24 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
33 Murphy Bridget 40 f Ireland Baltimore
34 Murphy Catherine 12 f Ireland Baltimore
35 Murphy Anne 10 f Ireland Baltimore
36 Murphy Micke 8 m Ireland Baltimore
37 Murphy John 6 m Ireland Baltimore
38 Murphy James 4 m Ireland Baltimore
39 McAnany John 29 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
40 McGenness Patrick 20 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
41 Main Terrece 50 m carpenter Ireland Baltimore
42 Main Betsy 50 f Ireland Baltimore
43 Main Ellen 16 f Ireland Baltimore
44 Main Susan 7 f Ireland Baltimore
45 Butler Martin 30 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
46 Butler Mary 30 f Ireland Baltimore
47 Butler John 12 m Ireland Baltimore
48 Butler John 8 mo m Ireland Baltimore
49 Fogerty Catherine 30 f Ireland Baltimore
50 Jones Daniel 23 m blacksmith Wales Baltimore
51 Rotch Moses 25 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
52 Williams David ?3 m stonemason Wales Baltimore
53 Noon Timothy 20 m laborer Ireland Baltimore
Transcriber's Notes:
Note: Patrick TUTTHILL-TUTTLE is my forefather, he was married to Mary MANES
28 Oct 1851 Baltimore, MD by HICKEY. Is the Father HICKEY that married them
related to the other HICKEYS on the above passenger ship list? In the 1860 &
1870 Census Patrick & his family are in East Nottingham, P. O. Oxford, Chester
Co., PA. A HICKEY Family shows up in Chester Co., PA in 1857 census. In the
1880 census he is in Trainer, Lower Chichester Twp., Delaware Co., PA where
he remained until his death in 1894. I believe the Mary MANES he married is
(Ellen MAIN) daughter of Terrance MAIN, also on the above list. Patrick's age
maybe incorrect. Helen M. Imburgia
This info is from a copy of the passenger ship list I received from the
National Archives in Washington, DC.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 7.
Donated and Transcribed by Helen M. Imburgia
for
the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 January 2000
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