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Ship Maipo

Barcelona and Malaga, Spain to New Orleans, Louisiana
4 November 1857

DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS – PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


    
List  of  Passengers Arrived from Foreign Ports. In the Port of New Orleans, during the Fourth Quarter 1857 arrived the Ship Maipo whereof ?* is Master, from 
Barcelona and Malaga, Spain. 

     

      
Columns represent: Passenger Number,  Name, Age, Sex,  Occupation,  Country to which they belong, Country to which they intend to become Inhabitants. 
    

    
1  Ruis, de Leone	41 years     Male	Priest	Spain    United States
2  Rivas, B. C.	        22 years     Male       Com.    Spain    United States
    

Transcriber's Notes:     

This form is not the Manifest itself, but rather a form used by the Port of New Orleans
for the Fourth Quarter, 1857. 
* Captain's name is listed as:  Fer. Mas.  I believe that this means "Freighter Master", 
since so few passengers were aboard.




      

    
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 13.    


    

    

    
Transcribed by Lora Lee Ament    
a member of     
the 
Immigrant Ships Transcribers    
Guild   

23 May 2002
    

    
    


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