Ship Francis P. Sage
I, S. G. Stevens Master of Ship Francis P. Sage do solemnly, sincerely, and truly Swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said Ship at Liverpool from which port said Ship has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died.
So help me God. (signed) S G Stevens
Sworn to this 26th May 1864, Before me (signed) ???????? (illegible signature)
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Ship Francis P. Sage whereof S. G. Stevens is Master, from Liverpool burthen 1146 tons.
Columns represent: *passenger number, *name, age (years/months), sex, *occupation, country to which they belong, *country in which they intend to inhabit (USA for all passengers), *died, *part of ship occupied (Steerage for all passengers), *baggage.
251 Pat MacCabe 29 M. Mason Ireland 2 Boxes
252 Mary MacCabe 27 F Servant Ireland
253 Bridget MacCabe 20 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
254* Bridget Go???an 20 F Servant Ireland
255 Ferd^d Scott 30 M Smith England 1 Box
256 Ed. Curley 25 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
257 Pat Byrne 24 M Lab^r Ireland
258 M^rs Byrne 20 F Wife Ireland
259 Cath. Ratigan 20 F Spinster Ireland
260 Marg^t Shanessy 20 F Spinster Ireland
261 Tho^s Phillips 26 M Lab^r England 1 Box
262 Evan Thomas 25 M Joiner England 1 Box
263 David Owens 20 M Joiner England 1 Box
264 Pat Hesshane 22 M Lab^r Ireland
265 Tho^s Hesshane 18 M Lab^r Ireland
266 Tho^s Burke 36 M Lab^r Ireland
267 Maria McDermott 21 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
268 Mary Kelly 25 F Spinster Ireland
269 Cath. Healy 22 F Spinster Ireland
270 Ralph Lee 16 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
271 Martin Healy 7 M Child Ireland
272 M^l Brother 22 M Lab^r Ireland
273* Cath Slaa??? 18 F Spinster Ireland
274* Mary Flanagan 18 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
275* John Malley 20 Male Labo^r Ireland
276* John Kelly 50 Male Farm^r Ireland
277* M^rs Kelly 50 Female Wife Ireland
278 Mary Kelly 22 Female Spins^r Ireland
279 Bridget Kelly 19 Female Spins^r Ireland
280 Eliza Kelly 15 Female Spins^r Ireland
281 Anne Kelly 13 Female Spins^r Ireland
282 Jane Kelly 7 Female Child Ireland
283 Pat Kavanagh 26 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
284 Cath Feeny 20 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
285 John Donohoe 35 M Lab^r Ireland
286 Tho^s Keeffe 22 M Lab^r Ireland
287 Bridget Lyons 22 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
288 Maria Fitzsimons 27 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
289 Cath Burke 25 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
290 Anne Burke 20 F Spinster Ireland
291 Pat OBrien 20 M Lab^r Ireland
292 Mary Delany 20 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
293 Tho^s Monahan 22 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
294 Anne Quick 37 F. Spinster Ireland
295 John Pierce 18 M Lab^r Ireland
296* John S?everow 19 M Lab^r England 2 Boxes
297* W^m S?everow 34 M Lab^r England
298 Alice Pierce 7 F Child England
299 Alfred Jenkins 22 M Joiner England 1 Box
300* Esetrioh Jenkins 17 F Wife England
301 John Murray 20 M Lab^r England 1 Box
302* Mary Murray 9 F Child
303* Cath Murray 7 F Child
304* Marg^t Murray 6 F Child
305* John Murray 4 M Child
306* Celia Murray 2 F Child
307* Ellen Murray F Infant
308 Philip OBrien 28 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
309 Mary Scott 28 F Wife England 1 Box
310* W^m Scott 3y6m M Child
311* Joe Scott M Infant
312* Marg^t Scott 40 F Servant
313 D^l Purcell 20 M Wheelright
314 Kate Murphy 40 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
315* John Coghlan 30 M Lab^r
316* Cath Coghlan 24 F Spinster
317* Arch? Armstrong 23 M Lab^r
318* Tho^s Malone 20 M Lab^r
319* David Shortall 20 M Lab^r
320 Car^l Donaldson 22 M Lab^r England 1 Box
321 H. Gildart 17 M Lab^r England 1 Box
322 Martin Glendon 27 M Lab^r England
323 Isaac Schwarts 22 M Lab^r Germany 1 Box
324 Hugo Hold 30 M Lab^r England 1 Box
325* John Atkinson 44 M Lab^r England
326 Pat. Mulleedy 20 M Lab^r Ireland
327 Tim. Atkinson 42 M Farmer Ireland 1 Box
328 Mary Atkinson 44 F Wife Ireland
329 P. Doolan 34 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
330 Anthony Kilker 40 M Lab^r Ireland
331 Mary Kilker 40 F Wife Ireland 1 Box
332 Rodger Kilker 24 M Lab^r Ireland
333 Marg^t McNally 30 Female Spinster Ireland 1 Box
334 John Ellis 24 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
335 Bridget Ellis 20 F. Spinster Ireland
336 Mary Ellis 16 F. Spinster Ireland
337* Martin Gonahan 30 M Farmer England 1 Box
338* Bridget Gonahan 22 F Wife
339* Pat. Gonahan 3 M Child
340* Mary Anne F Infant
341* Mary Mae 40 F Housekeeper
342 John McManus 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
343 James McManus 16 M Lab^r Ireland
344 Tho^s Murray 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
345 Mary Farington 20 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
346 Bridget Maguire 18 F Servant Ireland
347 Marg^t Henesy 20 F Servamt Ireland
348 Bridget Philips 22 F Servant Ireland
349 Pat. Flynn 20 M Mason Ireland 1 Box
350 Michael Flynn 11 M Child Ireland
351 Winifred Flynn 7 F Child Ireland
352 Bridget Flynn 20 F Seamstress Ireland 1 Box
353 Johanna Crawley 20 F Seamstress Ireland
354 Anne Walsh 18 F Seamstress Ireland
355 Anne Moran 20 F Seamstress Ireland
356 Mary Hynes 20 F Seamstress Ireland 1 Box
357 Mary Kane 20 F Seamstress Ireland
358 Enoch Stubbs 28 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
359 Anne Salmon 23 F Housekeeper Ireland
360 Cath Salmon 25 F Servant Ireland
361 Alley Salmon 18 F Servant Ireland
362 Margt Cohen 20 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
363 M^l Kirby 26 M Farmer Ireland 2 Boxes
364 Maria Kirby 24 F Wife Ireland
365 John Kirby 3 M Child Ireland
366 M^l Kirby 2 M Child Ireland
367 Bridget Kirby F Infant Ireland
368 W^m Buck 22 M Farmer Ireland
369 Mary Buck 20 F Servant Ireland
370 Sally Salmon 20 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
371 James Martin 34 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
372 Jas. Salmon 22 M Lab^r Ireland
373 W^m Salmon M Infant Ireland
374 Tho^s Kirby 25 M Mason Ireland 1 Box
375 Margt Noughton 35 F Housekeeper Ireland
376 Peter Joyce 25 M Cutter Ireland 1 Box
377 Pat. Kinahan 35 M Lab^r Ireland
378 Cath. Reilly 30 F. Servant Ireland
379 Pat. Newton 45 M Farmer Ireland 2 Boxes
380 Winifred Newton 45 F Wife Ireland
381 Tim Newton 11 M Child Ireland
382 Owen Newton 9 M Ireland
383 Rich^d Newton 7 M Ireland
384 Ellen Newton 3 F Ireland
385* Isabella Rice 30 F ?????ter Ireland 1 Box
386 James Rice 4 M Child Ireland
387 John Rice 2 M Ireland
388 Henry Rice Infant Ireland
389 Bridget McManus 20 Female Servant Ireland 1 Box
390* Bridget Hely 21 Female Servant Ireland
391 Pat. Higgins 22 Male Lab^r Ireland
392 Pat. Ford 45 Male Farmer Ireland
393 John Dooling 19 Male Grocer Ireland 1 Box
394 Anne Fallon 16 F Seamstress Ireland
395 Mat. Bartley 16 M Lab^r Ireland
396 Marg^t. Bartley 18 F Servant Ireland
397* M^l Fitzimons 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
398* Christopher Fitzimons 10 M Child Ireland
399 Mary Sullivan 18 F Servant Ireland
400 Pat Sullivan 15 M Lab^r Ireland
401 Bridget Sullivan 7 F Child Ireland
402 Anne Sullivan 6 F Ireland
403* Sibbey Sullivan 3 F Ireland
404 M^l Kane 16 M Mason Ireland
405 Bridget Monahan 30 F Spinster Ireland 1 Box
406 M^l Barry 7 M Ireland 1 Box
407 John Barry 4 Ireland
408* Pat Barry Infant Ireland
409 Mary Barry 3 F Ireland
410 John Butler 15 M Groom Ireland 1 Box
411 Jas. Sweeny 22 M Lab^r Ireland
412 John Nugent 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
413 Mary Reilly 21 F Servant Ireland
414 Tho^s Murray 48 M Farmer Ireland 1 Box
415 Theresa Maguire 15 F Servant Ireland
416 Jas. Hely 35 M Farmer Ireland 1 Box
417* Denis Boyce 25 M General Se????t Ireland
418* Jas. Boyce 20 M General Se????t Ireland
419 Anne Breslin 27 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
420 Mary Boyle 19 F Seamstress Ireland
421 Anne Gatens 20 F Seamstress Ireland
422 John Salmon 28 M Bricklayer Ireland 1 Box
423 Bridget Salmon 25 F Wife Ireland
424* Bridget Salmon 3m F Infant Ireland Died
425* Jas. Martin 18 M Servant Ireland
426 Geo. McEvoy 21 M Servant Ireland 1 Box
427 Pat. Rice 24 M Servant Ireland
428 Peter Rice 28 M Servant Ireland 1 Box
429 Jas. Hanson 18 M Servant Ireland
430 W^m Harris 18 M Servant Ireland
431 Pat. Farrington 40 M Farmer Ireland 1 Box
432 Martin Coyle 30 M Labo^r Ireland
433 Bridget OBrien 22 F. Servant Ireland 1 Box
434 Mary OBrien 22 F. Servant Ireland
435 John Cortigan 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
436 Cath. Dunphy 20 F Servant Ireland 1 Box
437 Tho^s Murray 52 M Lab^r Ireland
438 Margt McCormack 20 F Serv^t Ireland 1 Box
439 John OBrien 20 M Lab^r Ireland
440 Honor. OBrien 22 F Serv^t Ireland
441 Pat. Duggan 23 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
442 Bridget Duggan 21 F Wife Ireland
443 Pat Powers 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
444* Ed. Bolan 18 M Lab^r Ireland
445 John Fallon 54 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
446 Honor Fallon 40 Female Wife Ireland
447 Jas Fallon 24 Male Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
448 D^l Fallon 22 Male Lab^r Ireland
449 John Crawley 29 Male Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
450* Bridget Heshin 20 F. Serv^t Ireland
451 Cath Lonergan 21 F. Serv^t Ireland
452 Ellen Whalley 17 F. Serv^t Ireland
453 Winifred Whalley 24 F. Serv^t Ireland
454* David McCork 20 M. Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
455* Jas McCork 3 M. Child Ireland
456* Mary McCork Infant Ireland
457* J??ry Connors 15 M. Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
458 Bridget Hackett 20 F Serv^t Ireland
459 John McHugh 22 M Lab^r Ireland
460 Tho^s Coterghan 28 M Lab^r Ireland
461 Johanna Condon 20 F Serv^t Ireland
462 Honor Henesy 20 F Serv^t Ireland
463 John Don 25 M Labo^r Ireland
464 Ed. Lavelle 40 M Labo^r Ireland 1 Box
465 Mary Lavelle 35 F Wife Ireland
466 Bridget Lavelle 16 F Serv^t Ireland
467* John Delany 35 M Gro??? Ireland 1 Box
468 John Delany 14 M Miner Ireland
469 John Fagan 24 M Groom Ireland
470 Jas. Britton 35 M Miner Ireland
471 John Rice 32 M Groom Ireland
472 Rose Burke 18 F Servant Ireland
473 Nelson Jackson 23 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
474 Mary Anne Jackson 21 F Wife Ireland
475 Pat. Fitzpatrick 33 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
476 John Fitzpatrick 20 M Lab^r Ireland
477 Abel McClendon 50 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
478 Margt Clarke 25 F. Spinster Ireland
479 Mary Mitchell 28 F. Spinster Ireland
480 Tho^s Lyons 22 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
481 M^l Kiernan 28 M Lab^r Ireland
482 Ed. Begler 27 M Lab^r Ireland
483 John Driscoll 30 M Lab^r Ireland
484 Martin Gavin 26 M Lab^r Ireland
485 M^l Driscoll 33 M. Lab^r Ireland
486 Pat. Lyden 45 M Lab^r Ireland
487 M^l Ratigan 20 M Lab^r Ireland
488* Dominick Giffin 20 M Lab^r Ireland
489 Bridget Burke 40 F Matron Ireland
490 Pat. Reilly 20 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
491 John Burke 18 M Lab^r Ireland 1 Box
492 Bridget Burke 11 F Child Ireland
493 Pat Burke 7 M Child Ireland
494 Eliza Burke 5 F Child Ireland
495* Bridget Murphy 2? F Ireland 1 Box
496* Honor Benson ?? F Ireland
497* H? Bartle 27 M Miner England
498* W? Bennett 21 M Miner England 1 Box
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk (*) indicates the original recorder made an omission or error, or is used by the transcriber to call your
attention to additional information in the Transcriber's Notes below.
? A question mark (?) indicates a letter or number that could not be read due to condition of original manifest or
handwriting of the original recorder.
^ A caret (^) indicates that the letter after the caret was written in raised script and underlined. The recorder used
this superscript method for some abbreviated given names and occupations. Supersctipt indicated letters were missing
prior to the raised underlined final letter(s). For example, Labo^r likely meant Labourer (three letters were missing
prior to the raised underlined final 'r') and Tho^s likely meant Thomas (two letters were missing prior to the raised
underlined final 's'). The recorder was not consistent in using superscript: given name for passenger #16 was written
Thomas and for passenger #18 was written Tho^s; occupation for passenger #1 was written Labourer and for passenger #7
was written Labo^r. Superscript was also used for the title 'Mrs' throughout the manifest, beginning with passenger #11,
M^rs Carbery - the 'rs' was raised and underlined.
* All pasengers were recorded as intending to inhabit 'United States - America', therefore that column has been omitted
from this transcription.
* All passengers were recorded as occupying Steerage on the voyage, therefore that column has been omitted from this
transcription.
* Other abbreviation styles: The recorder abbreviated some given names using only the first few letters of the name
instead of superscript. See the next note. Usually, but not always, a period appeared at the end of the abbreviation.
If no period appeared on the manifest, the transcriber has not added one.
* Suggested given names for abbreviations used by the recorder (with or without a period following the abbreviation):
Alex - Alexander
Arch - Archibald
Car^l - Carroll? Carswell?
Cath - Catherine, Cathleen
Chas - Charles
Con - Conrad
D^l - Daniel
Ed - Edward, Edwin
Ferd^d - Ferdinand
Geo - George
Honor - Honoria
Jas - James
Joe or Jos. - Joseph
Kate - Katherine, Kathleen
M^l or Mich^l - Michael
Marg^t or Margt - Margaret
Mat - Matthew
Nich - Nicholas
Pat - Patrick
Rich^d - Richard
Rob^t - Robert
Tho^s - Thomas
Tim - Timothy
W^m or Wm - William
* Baggage column: The recorder used the last column of the manifest for two items: the part of the ship occupied
(Steerage), plus the number of pieces (or boxes) of baggage. At the top of this column on all 9 pages of the
handwritten manifest the recorder wrote 'Steerage' in the first row on the page, and for each subsequent passenger
on the page there was a ditto mark under the word Steerage. However the first page was slightly different: the word
"baggage" was squeezed above the word "Steerage" at the top of the column, and for passengers #2 and #3 the words
"Baggage 3 Boxes" were entered in this column. This may mean that said 3 boxes of baggage were attributable to
passengers 1, 2, 3 and 4 who all had the same surname (Davis) who were traveling together, although that was not
stated on the manifest. For passengers after #3 Davy Davis when there was a number to indicate baggage the word 'box'
or 'boxes' was not used by the recorder, but the transcriber has added this word for clarity. On page 1 the recorder
used a dash (---) as a ditto indicator following the baggage number, but the dash (---) was not used for baggage on
pages 2 through 9. In subsequent rows on all pages there was a ditto mark (") to indicate the part of the ship occupied
by each passenger, but not every passenger had an entry for baggage. A reasonable interpretation is that the amount of
baggage for each group or family was listed once; although not every individual traveling had an entry for baggage.
The recorder may have overlooked some items of baggage.
* Steerage: As stated in the first note above and the previous note, every passenger was recorded as being an occupant of
Steerage during the voyage. It is unusual that no passengers occupied any other class such as Cabin, First, Second, or
Saloon.
* Repeated names: Many manifest recorders used a ditto mark to indicate repeated information. The recorder of this
manifest did in fact use the ditto for most information (sex, occupation, country of origin, etc.) but also used a
different device for repeated names. After writing the full name of the first family member, for subsequent family
members a long dash (---) was used beneath the original surname. Thus, passenger #1 was Henry Davis, and passenger #2
was listed as Edward ---, and so on. Occasionally (but not always) the recorder used the dash for a given name of the
next passenger. The transcriber has interpreted this to mean a passenger with --- for a given name had the same given
name as the previous passenger. Specific instances where this device was used are noted below in Transcriber's Notes
for passengers.
* Infants: For children identified as 'Infants' there was no number in the age column except for two of the infants who
died: passengers #116 age 1 year & 3 months, and #424, age 3 months. Since the age was listed for other children as
young as age 2, the transcriber believes infants were less than 2 years old although this was not stated on the
manifest. Note that the recorder often did not indicate the sex of infants, although this information can be surmised
from most names.
* Occupation of adult females: Only a few adult females had occupations; for those who did not, the recorder used the
occupation column to indicate their family or social status: Spinster, Wife, Matron, etc.
* Children: In the occupation column for young males (except infants) the recorder listed their family status "Child"
but in many instances this information was missing. For some children the sex was missing but that information usually
can be surmised from the name. For young females the recorder usually said their status was Child, but for some girls
as young as age 10 the recorder entered Spinster as their occupation/social status (for example passengers #66 and #69).
However for youngsters categorized as 'Child' the recorder did not specify the family status (for example 'son' or
'daughter') so some children may have been traveling with an older sibling or other relative and not with their parents.
* Deaths: There were 3 deaths on this voyage, all infants, as noted.
* Unless otherwise explained in these notes, information has been transcribed as seen, regardless of the spelling,
capitalization, punctuation or abbreviations used on the manifest.
* Passenger numbers: The transcriber has assigned a passenger number to all individuals listed on the manifest
consecutively in the order they appeared, even though the recorder did not give one passenger a number, and in another
instance used the same number twice. In the first instance, an unnamed male infant who was born and died on the voyage
was given his own (unnumbered) row on the manifest beneath passenger #30 Anne Burns. The transcriber has assigned #31
to that infant. Next the recorder in error used number 337 for two consecutive passengers, and the transcriber has
given the second passenger his own number. To resolve these numbering issues, the transcriber has added two numbers to
the manifest; thus this transcription lists 498 numbered passengers, while the original manifest listed 496 numbered
passengers.
254: following the Go in the surname there are 2 or 3 small letters, all above the line, none with high loops. Looks
most like "nvn" which makes no sense. Could be "ron" or "wn" which would make the name Goronan, Gownan. If the
first questionable letter is an unusual open 'r' then the letters could be "rm" making the name Gorman.
273: surname - last few letters consist of a series of small bumps with no loops above or below the line, look like
'uu?' or 'nu?' or 'ues' or 'um' none of which make any sense placed after the first four letters 'Slaa' which are
fairly clear. Could be 'ner' or 'sen' and the name would be Slaaner or Slaasen.
274: 2nd vowel in the surname is smudged; it could be an 'i' and the name would be Flanigan.
275, 276, 277: there is a black smudge over the "baggage" column so it is unknown if these passengers had baggage.
296, 297: 2nd letter in surname looks like a loop that forms the bottom half of "b" but there is no downstroke leading
to it; could be an 'e' and the name would be Seeverow.
300: given name Esetrioh is unusual but spelling appears clear on the manifest; no alternatives seem obvious.
302, 303, 304, 305, 306. 307: For these children the recorder did not write a country or ditto mark in the "country to
which they belong" column. Since they had the same last name as passenger #301 (Murray) it is likely they were all
from England.
310-312: The recorder did not write a country or ditto mark in the "country to which they belong" column. Since they had
the same last name as passenger #309 (Scott) it is likely they were all from England.
315-319: The recorder did not write a country or ditto mark in the "country to which they belong column.
317: in this instance, the ? means there is a visible question mark on the manifest written after the abbreviated given
name Arch.
325: in surname the name could be Alkinson, because the 2nd letter looks like an "l" since it is not crossed as a "t"
should be. However it is just as likely that the recorcer neglected to cross the "t" and that the passenger is
travelling with passengers #327 & 328 whose name is clearly Atkinson.
337-339: surname could be Gonehan.
338-341: The recorder did not write a country or ditto mark in the "country to which they belong" column. Since the
passengers had the same last name as #337 Martin Gonahan/Gonehan, it is likely that they were all from England.
Also see the following two notes; if passengers #340 and 341 had the same last name (part of the Gonahan/Gonehan
family) then it is likely they were also from England.
340: it is not likely that this female infant was traveling alone, so she was probably the baby of the Gonahan/Gonehan
family (thus her name would be Mary Anne Gonahan or Gonehan and the recorder forgot to enter the usual dash mark
(---) or ditto to indicate she had the same surname as previous passenger.
341: Mae is an uncommon last name but there was no dash mark or ditto to indicate that this passenger had the same
surname as another passenger. If she was part of the family with the previous 4 passengers, her name could be Mary
Mae Gonahan/Gonehan.
385, there is a smudge and scribble over the word written in the "occupation" column, making all but the last three
letters illegible.
390: the recorder used a dash (---) for the given name, directly under the previous passenger's given name, Bridget. The
transcriber interprets this to mean the previous name is repeated.
397-398: in surname there is no "s" after the "z".
403: given name could be Libbey; capital S and L written by the recorder were very similar but this one looks more like
an S.
408: there is an illegible scribble in the age column and the passenger is clearly identified as an Infant, so the
recorder may have written an age, then attempted to delete it with a scribble (because the recorder did not list
ages for other infants).
417, 418: occupation is two words, both extremely faded; first word looks most like 'General' and second word may be
'Servant'.
424: the full entry for this passenger was written as follows: "Bridget ---- (dash/ditto mark for surname, meaning
Salmon) (dash/ditto mark for Ireland) F Infant Aged three months Died (ditto mark for Steerage)".
425: given name could be Jos.
444: surname looks most like Bolan, but there is a small spot on the manifest above the last letter. If the recorder
intended to dot an 'i' then the surname could be Bolari or Bolasi; if the spot is just a smudge on the paper, the
name is Bolan.
450: surname could be Heskin or Heakin.
454-456: surname could be McCook.
457: 2nd and 3rd letters in given name are smudged but look most like 'er' so name could be Jerry.
467: last few letters of occupation are not clear. Looks most like Grocer, but could be Groom if he was travelling with
passengers #469 and 471 whose occupation was clearly Groom.
488: surname could be Griffin, as there may be an 'r' squeezed in front of the 1st 'i'.
495: age not clear, consists of two numbers that could be 20, 25 or 28. There is no occupation listed for this passenger.
496: age consists of two numbers but is covered with a scribble and cannot be read. There is no occupation listed for
this passenger.
497: there appears to be a question mark written after the given name initial 'H'.
498: there appears to be a question mark written after the given name initial 'W'.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 241, List 443.
Transcribed by James W. Kardos ,
and reviewed by Judy Smith
members of the
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30 August 2010
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