Immigrant Ships
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Schooner Dorcas Ann
S. Andrews, Scotland to Baltimore, Maryland
Second Quarter 1820
There is no sworn statement for this ship.
There is no captain's name listed for this ship.
Columns represent: Passenger Names, Age, Sex,
Occupation, Country to which they belong, Country of
which they intend to become inhabitant.
1 J. Spier 56 male farmer Ireland U. States
2 M. Spier 56 female none Ireland U. States
3 T. Spier 17 male none Ireland U. States
4 R. Spier 14 male none Ireland U. States
5 J. Glass 14 female none Ireland U. States
6 T. McBride 27 male farmer Ireland U. States
7 A. McBride 23 female nurse Ireland U. States
8 R. McBride 2 male none Ireland U. States
9 J. Tailor 28 female Ireland U. States
10 J. Broads 22 male farmer Ireland U. States
11 E. Magnerdin 22 female none Ireland U. States
12 J. Taylor 17 male Ireland U. States
13 J. Tailor 2 female Ireland U. States
14 J. Tailor 1 male Ireland U. States
15 R. Hill 25 male farmer Ireland U. States
16 E. Hill 22 female none Ireland U. States
17 S. Hill 9m male Ireland U. States
18 J. Hoger 28 male tailor Ireland U. States
19 A. Hoger 24 female none Ireland U. States
20 R. Hoger 7 female Ireland U. States
21 E. Hoger 2 female Ireland U. States
22 S. Hoger 5 female Ireland U. States
23 G. Killpatrick 63 male farmer Ireland U. States
24 M. Killpatrick 60 female none Ireland U. States
25 3 children
Transcriber's Notes:
An * indicates additional information in the Transcriber's notes.
Passengers were numbered by the transcriber.
No births or deaths were recorded.
*District and Port of Baltimore
Collectors Office
June 30, 1820
(signed) Jas. H. McCulloch Coll.
Correspondence added 5-22-2006, passengers 9 and 12-14 TAILOR, TAYLOR
I can identify these four names on the list: passenger #9, J Tailor was
Jean Taylor, (b1792), wife of Nathaniel Taylor (1791-abt1835), the oldest son
of John (1756-1811) and Elizabeth Paxton Taylor (1770-1857) of Shanrod,
County Down, Ireland. Nathaniel emigrated at the same time and it is
surprising that he is not on the passenger list too.
Passenger #12 is John Taylor (b1803), youngest son of John and Elizabeth Taylor.
In 1832 John married Margaret O'Brien.
Passengers #13 and #14 are John and Jean?, children of Nathaniel and Jean Taylor.
My sister has a number of letters written by Nathaniel and John to their brother
Robert Taylor (1794-1875) who stayed on the farm at Shanrod. Robert Taylor is
my great-great grandfather. Robert William ("Robin") Taylor
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M596, Reel 1.
Transcribed by Robert W. Grose
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
3 March 2004
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