Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Unspecified Ship


Havana, Cuba to Charleston, South Carolina
27 April 1820

DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON - PORT OF CHARLESTON
List of Passengers arrived at the Port of Charleston, 1st April to the 30th June.
[There is no sworn statement for this ship.]
*Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they belong, and Country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
 1  Mrs. Brown         30  Female  Lady      Britain   New Providence
 2  Harriett Brown      5  Female  Children  Britain   New Providence
 3  Augustus Brown      3  Male    Children  Britain   New Providence
 4  Caroline Brown      2  Female  Children  Britain   New Providence
 5* Francis Pey?? Jun  25  Male    Planter   U States  Charleston  
 6  Robert Child       29  Male    Mechanic  U States  Philadelphia
 7  Joseph Dehagus     30  Male    Merchant  Spain     New Providence
 8*        Harriett    25  Female  Servant   Britain   New Providence

District and Port of Charleston
Custom House
James B Pesc??, Collector


Transcriber's Notes:

?   Denotes illegible character on original.

?   Collector's name:  looks like 'ud'.

    The original Quarterly list had columns for date of arrival 
    and port of embarkation. This information has been incorporated into 
    the title information.
    The remaining ships have been transcribed individually. 
    The columns containing the Ship's name and Captain's name were
    extremely dark and illegible on the left side of the list.

*   None died on voyage, therefore the column is omitted.
 
 5: Surname is "Pey??", illegible but both letters are below the 
    midline. "Jun" means Junior.
 8: No surname listed.  Harriett was written on the right side of the column as transcribed.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Roll 2.
Transcribed by Don Schmalbeck a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
2 November 2002



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