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Bark Hindoo
I, Richard Hughs** 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 Bark Hindoo whereof I am Master, from Carnarvon Wales
Sworn to the 28th May 1842
before me, Wm? L Davis DC
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bark Hindoo whereof Richard Hughs** is Master, from Carmarvon Wales burthen Three Hundred & Seventy Nine tons.
Columns represent: Passenger number, Name, Age, Occupation, Died on the voyage*.
1 Thomas Williams 56 Carver
2 Margaret Williams 34 Wife
3 Ellen Williams 19 Daughter
4 William Williams 11 Son
5 John Ellis 30 Farmer
6 Catherine Ellis 36 Wife
7 William Ellis 3 Son
8 Jane Ellis 1 Daughter
9 Hugh Parry 23 Joiner
10 Owen Parry 25 Joiner
11* Given Parry 55 Widdr/Widow?
12 Griffith Griffiths 27 Labourer
13 John Williams 27 Labourer
14 Griffith Owen 21 Cooper
15 Pierce Jones 24 Quarryman
16 John Edwards 25 Quarryman
17 Edward Jones 56 Labourer
18 Ellen Jones 54 Wife
19 Given Jones 33 Daughter
20 Catherine Jones 24 Daughter
21 Evan Jones 22 Son
22 Margaret Jones 19 Daughter
23 Ellen Jones 17 Daughter
24 William Jones 13 Son
25 John Jones 30 Labourer
26 Ann Jones 30 Wife
27 Martha Jones 4 Daughter
28 Richard Jones 29 Quarryman
29 William Williams 56 Labourer
30 Robert Lewis 32 Labourer
31 Mary Lewis 31 Wife
32 Jane Lewis 8 Daughter
33 Robert Lewis 3 Son
34 Margaret Lewis 11 Daughter
35 Owen Jones 29 Labourer
36 William Davis 36 Labourer
37 Given Davis 26 Wife
38 Sarah Davis 7 Daughter
39 Edward Davis 3mos Son
40 John Davis died on passage
41 Elizabeth Evans 40 Spinster
42 Griffith Jones 26 Labourer
43 Jane Jones 22 Wife
44 Mary Jones 9mos Daughter
45 John Evans 26 Labourer
46 Griffith Owen 38 Labourer
47 Elizabeth Owen 32 Wife
48 Mary Owen 12 Daughter
49 Anne Owen 11 Daughter
50 Jane Owen 8 Daughter
51 Owen Owen 4 Son
52 Edward Owen 2 Son
53 John Edwards 35 Labourer
54 Mary Edwards 33 Wife
55 Morris Edwards 2 Son
56 Elizabeth Edwards 4mos Daughter
57 Edward Williams 28 Blacksmith
58 Sidney Williams 32 Wife
59 Richard Willams 5 Son
60 Catherine Williams 4 Daughter
61 Elizabeth Williams 2 Daughter
62 Sidney Williams 11mos Daughter
63 Sarah Parry 44 Widow
64 Elizabeth Parry 19 Daughter
65 Henry Parry 14 Son
66 Mary Parry 12 Daughter
67 Sarah Parry 6 Daughter
68 Gaynor Parry 3 Daughter
69 Owen Jones 30 Quarryman
70 Elizabeth Jones 29 Wife
71 Morris Jones 4 Son
72 Robert Jones 1 Son
73 Humphy Ellis 18 Labourer
74 William Williams 27 Labourer
75 Margaret Williams 29 Wife
76 William Williams 10 Son
77 Catherine Williams 8 Daughter
78 Anne Williams 40 Widow
79 Robert Roberts 53 Labourer
80 Ellen Roberts 33 Wife
81 Griffith Roberts 14 Son
82 Thomas Roberts 5 Son
83 Mary Roberts 10 Daughter
84 Rowland Jones 39 Farmer
85 Mary Jones 44 Wife
86 David Jones 12 Son
87 John Jones 10 Son
88 Emanuel Jones 7 Son
89 William Jones 5 Son
90 Griffith Jones died on passage
91 Edward Williams 48 Farmer
92 Margaret Williams 39 Wife
93 Ellen Williams 21 Daughter
94 William Williams 19 Son
95 Anne Williams 14 Daughter
96 Elizabeth Williams 11 Daughter
97 John Williams 8 Son
98 Edward Williams 5 Son
99 Mary Williams died on passage
100 Margaret Williams 8mos Daughter
101 David Williams 12 Son
102 Anne Williams 22 Spinster
103 William Thomas 19 Quarryman
104 Griffith Williams 48 Miller
105 Ellen Williams 32 Wife
106 Selina Williams 11 Daughter
107 John Williams 13 Son
108 Robert Morris 26 Joiner
109 Margaret Williams 43 Spinster
110 Robert Roberts 20 Weaver
111 William Roberts 56 Shoemaker
112 Anne Roberts 57 Wife
113 John Roberts 20 Son
114 Margaret Roberts 16 Daughter
115 Catherine Roberts 14 Daughter
116 Watkins Roberts 13 Son
117 Edward Roberts 10 Son
118 Anne Roberts 8 Daughter
119 Jane Roberts 5 Daughter
120 John Pierce 36 Shoemaker
121 Mary Pierce 46 Wife
122 John Pierce 13 Son
123 Anne Pierce 10 Daughter
124 Pierce Pierce 8 Son
125 David Pierce 5 Son
126 Griffith Roberts 46 Farmer
127 Anne Roberts 30 Wife
128 Catherine Roberts 9 Daughter
129 Margaret Roberts 6 Daughter
130 Richard Williams 50 Labourer
131 Jane Williams 40 Wife
132 Morris Williams 20 Son
133 Mary Williams 11 Daughter
134 Thomas Williams 13 Son
135 William Williams 10 Son
136 Robert Williams 8 Son
137 Jane Williams 5 Daughter
138 Anne Williams 1 Daughter
139 William Chapman 25 Quarryman
140 Ilkin Coomb 22 Quarryman
141 John Williams 50 Labourer
142 William Jones 25 Quarryman
143 Robt Jones 30 Labourer
144 Evan Jones 19 Labourer
145 Owen Jones 21 Labourer
146 John Jones 24 Labourer
147 Griffith Jones 21 Labourer
148 William Evans 19 Labourer
149 Humphy Evans 53 Architect
150 Mary Evans 50 Wife
151 Evan Evans 19 Son
152 Owen Evans 17 Son
153 Mary Evans 15 Daughter
154 Elizabeth Evans 13 Daughter
155 Humphy Evans 11 Son
156 William Evans 9 Son
157 Margaret Thomas 34 Widow
158 John Thomas 1 1/2 Son
159 Robt Thomas 22 Labourer
160 Evan Perry 24 Quarryman
161 Evan Williams 24 Quarryman
162 David Williams 22 Quarryman
163 Morris Jones 25 Labourer
164 John Pierce? 30 Labourer
165 Anna Roberts 23 Spinster
166 Carl? Jones 32 Labourer
167 Mary Jones 33 Wife
168 Francis Jones 5 Son
169 Elizabeth Jones 4 Daughter
170 Owen Jones 2 Son
171 Willm Jones 6mos Son
172 David Morris 35 Joiner
173 Elizabeth Morris 33 Wife
174 John Morris 7 Son
175 Griffith Morris 5 Son
176 Watkins Morris 3 son
177 Ellen Morris 1 Daughter
178 Robt Roberts 23 Joiner
179 Lewis Jones 22 Miller
180 Robt Roberts 28 Labourer
181 Jane Roberts 27 Wife
182 Robert Roberts 6 Son
183 Richard Roberts 9mos Son
184 Richard Edwards 30 Labourer
185 John Thomas 23 Labourer
186 David Thomas 21 Labourer
187 Edwd Rees 49 Shoemaker
188 Jane Rees 45 Wife
189 Anne Rees 21 Daughter
190 John Rees 19 Son
191 Jane Rees 15 Daughter
192 Willm Rees 13 Son
193 Catherine Rees 10 Daughter
194 Mary Rees 8 Daughter
195 Hannah Rees 7 Daughter
196 Harriet Rees 4 Daughter
197 Esther Rees 2 Daughter
198 John Jones 25 Quarryman
199 Robert Pugh 32 Labourer
200 Morris Jones 25 Labourer
201 Jane Roberts 35 Spinster
202 David Jones 22 Quarryman
203 Wm Evans 39 Sawyer
204 Elizabeth Evans 30 Wife
205 Hugh Evans 8 Son
206 Willm Evans 6 Son
207 Henry Williams 27 Mason
208 Ellen Williams 26 Wife
209 Elizabeth Williams 1 1/2 Daughter
210 John Jones 35 Slater
211 Jane Jones 27 Wife
212 Edwd Jones 3 Son
213 Thos Edwards 27 Farmer
214 Richd Jones 27 Currier
215 Rowland Hughs 21 Labourer
216 Evan Morris 21 Joiner
217 Willm Williams 23 Labourer
218 Hugh Williams 23 Quarryman
219 Thos Jones 42 Quarryman
220 John Thomas 27 Labourer
221 Thos Davis 21 Labourer
222* JR Williams 32 Labourer
223 Elizabeth Evans 25 Spinster
224 Ellen Evans 25 Servent
225 Anne Roberts 23 Servent
226 Thos Jones 42 Quarryman
227 Mary Jones 20 Servant
228 Ann Jones 30 Wife
229 Elizabeth Angell 18 Servant
230 Robt Griffiths 22 Labourer
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes.
? The use of a ? indicates a name or letters that could not be read, due to
the quality of the original documents.
The column headed 'The country to which they severally belong' was completed
as 'Wales' for all passengers.
The column headed 'The country in which they intend to become inhabitants'
was completed as 'United States' for all passengers.
The column headed 'Sex' was only completed for the first passenger Thomas
Williams as 'Male'
* There was no entry for 'Age' or 'Occupation' for passengers who died on
passage.
** The captain signed his name as 'Richard Hughes.'
11 Given Parry - could be Widdr [Widower] but more likely to be 'Widow' as
other passengers called 'Given' eg Nos. 19 and 37 are female.
222 Only initials are given.
Contributor's family onboard #139 Chapman
Passenger 139 - William Chapman worked at the Delabole Slate Quarry in
Cornwall, England when a young boy. In the early 1830s he went from there
to work at the Penrhyn Quarry in North Wales and emigrated to the United
States in 1842. He discovered slate in Northampton County, PA and
subsequently founded the town called Chapmans Quarries. He became one of
the richest men in Northampton County. Anyone with information about
William Chapman is invited to send it to Catherine Lorigan
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Roll 48, List 402.
Transcribed and Contributed by Catherine Lorigan for the
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26 April 2003
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