Immigrant Ships
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Ship Helen


Liverpool, England to New York
17 December 1827

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Nathan Cobb do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear 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 Ship Helen whereof I am Master, from Liverpool. So help me God (signed) N Cobb
Sworn to, the 17th Dec 1827
Before me ????????
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Helen whereof N. Cobb is Master, from Liverpool, burthen four hundred & twentyfour tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country to which they intend to become inhabitants.
 1  Mr. James    Gordon    39     m  surgeon   England  England
 2  Mr. Thos.    Heavin    25     m  merchant  England  England
 3  Mr. Thos.    Ackers    22     m  gentleman England  England
 4  Mr. Charles  Albot     43     m  gentleman England  England
 5  Capn. Agnus  McMaster  27     m  mariner   England  England
 6  George       Hill      44     m  farmer    England  U. States
 7  Dianna       Hill      45     f            England  U. States
 8  Mary         Hill      13     f            England  U. States
 9  Will'm       Hill      11     m            England  U. States
10  Ann          Hill      10     f            England  U. States
11  John         Hill       9     m            England  U. States
12  Rich'd       Cleggett  35     m  farmer    England  U. States
13  Francis      Cleggett  28     f            England  U. States
14  Elise.       Cleggett  12     f            England  U. States
15  Harriet      Cleggett   8     f            England  U. States
16  Stephen      Cleggett   6     m            England  U. States
17  Anna         Cleggett   4     f            England  U. States
18  Eliza        Cleggett     7m  f            England  U. States
19  John         Butler    38     m  farmer    England  U. States
20  Ann          Butler    36     f            England  U. States
21  Ann          Butler    14     f            England  U. States
22  James        Filmore   50     m  farmer    England  U. States
23  Benjamin     Offine    25     m  mechanic  England  U. States
24  Thos.        Bartlett  26     m  farmer    England  U. States
25  Sarah        Bartlett  21     f            England  U. States
26  Alexdr.      McKay     20     f            England  U. States
27  Ann          Hopkins   37     f  spinster  England  U. States
28  Suzanna      Hopkins   10     f            England  U. States
29  Charles      Hopkins    6     m            England  U. States
30  David        Hopkins      2m  m            England  U. States
31  James        Hopkins    4     m            England  U. States
32  Alex         Hill      20     m  farmer    England  U. States
33  John         Wilson    20     m  farmer    England  U. States
34  Sam'l        Bealy     23     m  farmer    England  U. States
35  Elisabeth    Branan    28     f            England  U. States
36  James        Branan     5     m            England  U. States
37  Elisabeth    Branan     3     f            England  U. States
38  Hannah       Bradbury  32     f  spinster  England  U. States
39  John         Bradbury  12     m            England  U. States
40  James        Bradbury  10     m            England  U. States
41  Ann          Bradbury   9     f            England  U. States
42  Sam'l        Bradbury   6     m            England  U. States
43  Thos. L.     Bradbury   4     m            England  U. States
44  Hannah M.    Bradbury   2     f            England  U. States
45  Elisabeth    Armetage  29     f            England  U. States
46  Thos.        Armetage  35     m  merchant  England  U. States
47  Rich.        Dowling   27     m  farmer    England  U. States
48  James        Wood      27     m  mechanic  England  U. States
49  James        Stump     26     m  labourer  England  U. States
50  Sam'l        Birch     29     m  labourer  England  U. States
51  Easter       Baden     28     f  servant   England  U. States
52  John         Hardman   30     m  weaver    England  U. States
53  Will'm       Barnard   32     m  weaver    England  U. States
54  Rich'd       Hogben    35     m  farmer    England  U. States
55  Will'm       Jones     32     m  merchant  England  U. States
56  Mary         Jones     30     f            England  U. States
57  John         Rowe      29     m  tailor    England  U. States
  (signed) N. Cobb
  
Transcriber's Notes:

* An asterisk is used to call attention to additional information in the
  Passenger Notes.

? A question mark is used to indicate illegible letters or words.

* Names were transcribed as written regardless of spelling.

* The passengers were numbered by the Transcriber.

* No deaths or births were recorded on this voyage.

* Sex was abbreviated by the Transcriber to f or m for female or male.

Correspondence 02/17/2004 passengers #12-18 Cleggett/Claggett
Passengers:  Richard Cleggett, his wife Frances Day Cleggett and their 
children:
 
Last name was misspelled; it is "Claggett" and the family was from 
Boughton Mahlerbe, Kent, England.  They actually sailed with six 
children (Olive 12, Harriet 8, Stephen 7, Amy 6, Elizabeth 3, and 
Charlotte 11 mos) so they apparently didn't charge for the baby or 
someone sailed free.  The family had two more children (James and 
Sarah) while living in the Utica area of New York and buried Elizabeth 
just 6 mos after arriving in the United States.  Between 1832 and 1835 
the family relocated to a farm in Lenox Twp, Macomb Co, Michigan where 
two more children were added to the family (Elizabeth Ann and Frances E).  
The family lived on farms in the area for four generations.  
Contact Pat Hendrickson for additional information 
(3x gr granddaughter of Richard and Frances Claggett)
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 11, List 838.
Transcribed by Robert W. Grose a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 December 2003




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