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Barque Eleanor
I, John Davison do solemnly, sincerely and truly Declare that the following List or Manifest of Passengers subscribed with my name and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the passengers received on board the Barque Eleanor whereof I am Master, from Liverpool. So help me God John Davison.
Sworn to the 23 December 1833 Before me ? ?
List or Manifest of all passengers taken on board the Barque Eleanor, John Davison Whereof is Master from Liverpool Burthen 516 Tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on the Voyage.
1 Mary Hanagan 34 Female Servant Ireland New York
2* ??a?cy Hanagan 9 Male Servant Ireland New York
3 Mary Hanagan 7 Female Servant Ireland New York
4 Elizabeth Hanagan 5 Female Servant Ireland New York
5 Hannah Hanagan 1y 6m Female Servant Ireland New York
6 John Valentine 30 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
7 Ann Valentine 44 Female Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
8 Edward Valentine 15 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
9* Mary Payers 23 Female Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
10 Thomas Valentine 13 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
11 Jane Valentine 11 Female Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
12 John Valentine 9 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
13 Michael Valentine 7 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
14 Lucy Valentine 5 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
15 Peter Valentine 2 Male Shoe Maker Ireland Boston
16* Mary ? 3? Female Servant Ireland Boston
17* ? ? ? Male Labourer Ireland Lake Huron
18 William Crawford 27 Male Labourer Ireland New York
19 Cath^ne Crawford 27 Female Labourer Ireland New York
20 Cath^ne Crawford 18 Female Labourer Ireland New York
21 Mary Crawford 4 Female Labourer Ireland New York
22* Thomas Crawford 2 Male Labourer Ireland New York
23 J. Joseph 22 Male Merchant London New York
24 John Clarke 18 Male Labourer Ireland New York
25 Mary Clarke 50 Female Servant Ireland New York
26 Patrick Gartland 20 Male Weaver Ireland Philadelphia
27 Mary Gartland 19 Female Weaver Ireland Philadelphia
28 John Cavanah 20 Male Weaver Ireland New York
29 Edward Horan 80 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
30 Iofe Horan 60 Female Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
31 Mathias Horan 21 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
32 Elizabeth Horan 19 Female Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
33 John Horan 13 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
34 Peter Horan 10 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
35 Bryan Donagan 21 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
36 John Mitchnel 21 Male Labourer Ireland Pensylvania
37 James Milhong 40 Male Labourer Ireland New York
38 Augustus Bohurn 27 Male Labourer Germany New York
39 Thomas Rogers 50 Male Farmer England Delaware
40 M^rs Rogers 42 Female Farmer England Delaware
41* Rebecca ? 15 F? ?. ?. ?
42 Thomas Rogers 15 Male Farmer England Delaware
43 Milward Rogers 14 Male Farmer England Delaware
44 Mary Rogers 10 Female Farmer England Delaware
45 Henry Rogers 6 Male Farmer England Delaware
46 Eliza Rogers 4 Female Farmer England Delaware
47 Mary Painnley 24 Female Farming England New York
48* Ann Beoelth 59 Female Farming England Ohio
49* Thomas Beoelth 13 Male Farming England Ohio
50 John Jinley 20 Male Clerk England New York
51 William Taylor 45 Male Poulterer Ireland New York
52 Patrick Smith 23 Male Shop Keeper Ireland New York
53 Michael Callanan 18 Male Clerk Ireland New York
54 Henry Crane 23 Male Servant Ireland New York
55 Hugh Donegan 17 Male Labourer Ireland Philadelphia
56 William Bannister 24 Male Plasterer Ireland Virginia
57 Marg^t Bannister 34 Female Plasterer Ireland Virginia
58 Ann Farrel 20 Female Plasterer Ireland New York
59 Judith Farril 25 Female Plasterer Ireland New York
60* Mary ? 19 Female Servant Ireland New York
61 Patt Farril 20 Male Labourer. Ireland New York
62 George Higginbottom 26 Male Weaver Ireland New York
63 Marg Ann Higginbottom 22 Female Weaver Ireland New York
64 William Higginbottom 20 Male Weaver Ireland New York
65 Robert Higginbottom 18 Male Weaver Ireland New York
66 David Higginbottom 16 Male Weaver Ireland New York
67 Geo King 18 Male Clerk Ireland New York
68 William Johnston 18 Male Clerk Ireland Virginia
69* ? Sweeney 25 Female Clerk Ireland New York
70 Ann M^cDonnauh 26 Female Servant Ireland New York
71 Bridgit M^cGowan 20 Female Servant Ireland New York
72 Marg^t M^cGowan 34 Female Servant Ireland New York
73 Cath^e M^cGowan 7 Female Servant Ireland New York
74 Luke Fenan 58 Male Labourer Ireland New York
75 Cath^e Fenan 58 Female Labourer Ireland New York
76 Rose Fenan 18 Female Labourer Ireland New York
77 George Persey 53 Male Collier Scotland Mary Land
78 M^rs Persey 58 Female Collier Scotland Mary Land
79 David Boyce 49 Male Shop Keeper Ireland New York
80 Joseph Copeland 25 Male Labourer Ireland Indianna
81* Robert B? 18 Male Labourer Ireland New York
82 Robert Higgison 42 Male Labourer Ireland Ohio
83 M^rs Higgison 38 Female Labourer Ireland Ohio
84 John Johnson 21 Male Farmer Ireland Ohio
85 John Garrety 21 Male Labourer Ireland New York
86 Mary Garrety 18 Female Labourer Ireland New York
87* John Leech 26 Male Coffin S? England New York
88* Susan Leech 26 Female Coffin S? England New York
89 James M^cFadden 19 Male Clerk Ireland Pennsylvania
90 James Flanagan 40 Male Labourer Ireland New York
91 Joseph Mathews 40 Male Labourer Ireland New York
92 Michael Fitzpatrick 54 Male Labourer Ireland New York
93 Agnes Fitzpatrick 52 Female Labourer Ireland New York
94 Edward Fitzpatrick 20 Male Labourer Ireland New York
95 Cath^ne Fitzpatrick 22 Female Labourer Ireland New York
96 Judy Fitzpatrick 21 Female Labourer Ireland New York
97 Henry Fitzpatrick 23 Male Labourer Ireland New York
98 Michael Fitzpatrick 13 Male Labourer Ireland New York
99 Agnes Fitzpatrick 11 Female Labourer Ireland New York
100* Patt ?arr 23 Male Labourer Ireland New York
101 Edw^d Fitzpatrick 41 Male Labourer Ireland New York
102 William Wagstaff 43 Male Farmer England New York
103 John Barry 37 Male Engineer England New York
104 Robert Cowan 25 Male Labourer Ireland New York
105 M^rs Talbot 50 Female Fruiterer Ireland New York
106 Judy Talbot 20 Female Fruiterer Ireland New York
107 Mary Talbot 7 Female Fruiterer Ireland New York
108 John Talbot 6 Male Fruiterer Ireland New York
109 John Donahaugh 26 Male Labourer Ireland New York
110 Nicholas Lynch 30 Male Farmer Ireland New York
111 James Roberts 28 Male Confectioner England New York
112 Eliz^th Roberts 28 Female Confectioner England New York
113 William Holborn 30 Male Hawker England New York
114 M^rs Holborn 30 Female Hawker England New York
115 Henry Holborn 6 Male Hawker England New York
116 Cath^e Higgins 51 Female Servant Ireland New York
117 John M^cDermott 25 Male Labourer Ireland New York
118 Edw^d M^cHannan 16 Male Labourer Ireland New York
119 Lawrence Delany 22 Male Labourer Ireland New York
120 Mary Delany 24 Female Labourer Ireland New York
121 John Delany 4 Male Labourer Ireland New York
122 Mary Ann Delany 3 Female Labourer Ireland New York
123 Hugh Campbell 22 Male Labourer Ireland New York
124 Mary Delany 22 Female Servant Ireland New York
125 M^rs Campbell 22 Female Servant Ireland New York
126 Hony Delany 20 Female Servant Ireland New York
Transcriber's Notes:
* The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original
recorder.
? The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to
quality of original document.
^ Indicates the word may be abbreviated or that superscript was used for the
following letter or letters.
* Signature of the Customs Collector is unreadable.
* The column for Died on Voyage has been omitted to save space, but the single
death on board has been noted by * (Passenger # 22)
Passenger Notes:
# 2 - First name unclear possibly Francy
# 9 - Last name unclear possibly Payne
# 16 - Crease in original document, name possibly Barnes
# 17 - Hole in original document - Name missing
# 22 - Died 13th December 1833 (on the Voyage)
# 41 - Crease in original document - data extrapolates to: #41 Rebecca Rogers
15 Female Farmer England Delaware
# 48 - Last name unclear possibly Broelsh
# 49 - Last name unclear possibly Broelsh
# 60 - Last name unclear possibly Pailty
# 69 - First name unclear possibly Mifs or Miss?
# 81 - Last name unclear possibly Bank
# 87 - Occupation unclear possibly Coffin Shop
# 88 - Occupation unclear possibly Coffin Shop
#100 - Last name unclear possibly Parr or Farr
PERSONAL NOTES:
The Rogers family is quite common, but the combination Milward Rogers is
probably unique to my branch. I found an unexpected census record for a
Milward H. Rogers in Iowa and from that a whole line of US immigrants from
the Shropshire, England Rogers of Osbaston family. A biography from the
Iowa link gave me an arrival date (incorrect as it turned out) and there was
Thomas and Elizabeth Rogers and their six children. After wintering in NY
they traveled to Delaware Co. Ohio; but in the fall the husband, Thomas,
died leaving Elizabeth and the children (15 to 4) alone in a strange land.
Elizabeth and Thomas, her eldest, raised the children and in 1840, Milward
went to Lee Co. Iowa and became an original pioneer and successful farmer.
The third son, Henry, took a new wife and an ox wagon on the 1853 Lost Wagon
Train to Oregon and pioneered near Cottage Grove, raising a family before
moving to Moscow, Idaho. in 1877 for yet more pioneering. With the family
gone, Thomas and Elizabeth went to Napa Co. California and pioneered the
Conn Valley outside St Helena. In 1880 Elizabeth, now 89, returned to her
son, Milward's place in Iowa where she died in 1882 and is buried near
Wever. William Milward Rogers
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 21, List 909.
Passenger List of Vessels to New York 28 Aug 1833-10 Feb 1834 LDS Film 0002266
Transcribed and Contributed by William Milward Rogers for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 February 2001
Formatted by Sharon Krisko a member of the
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