Immigrant Ships
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SS Australasian


Liverpool, England to New York
13 May 1868

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, William McMickan, Master of the Steam Ship Australasian, 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 the said Steam Ship at Liverpool, from which Port the said (blank) 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. (Signature) W McMickan.

Sworn to this May 13 1868,
Before me. (Initials) W ? C.
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Steam Ship whereof McMickan is Master, from Liverpool, burthen 2760 tons.
Columns represent: given name and surname, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, and the part of the vessel occupied during the voyage.
              
 
  1  Henry Young           24     M    Lawyer        U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
  2  Mattie Young          21     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
  3  Mattie Young           1y2m  F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
  4  Matilda Stewart       17     F    Nurse         Gt. Britain   U.S.A.      Cabin
  5  Chas. H. Pearson      37     M    None          Gt. Britain   England     Cabin
  6  N. M. Harlan          34     M    Merchant      Gt. Britain   U.S.A.      Cabin
  7  Gosse O. Gorth        50     M    Merchant      Netherlands   U.S.A.      Cabin
  8  Horatio Rogers        31     M    Lawyer        U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin 
  9* Paul Glontgel         26     M    Merchant      Saxony        Saxony      Cabin
 10  Albert Cowell         28     M    Merchant      England       England     Cabin
 11* W^m D. Wiegand        45     M    Merchant      U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 12* Mrs W. D. Wiegand     30     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 13* W^m E. Wiegand        13     M    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 14* Henry H. Wiegand       6     M    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 15* Geo. B. Hagleherst    11     M    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 16  Chas. H. Walker       34     M    Merchant      England       England     Cabin
 17  Carlos C. Cole        38     M    Gent          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 18  W^m B. Wood           38     M    Merchant      U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 19  Chas. H. Wallroth     22     M    Merchant      England       England     Cabin
 20  Henry Sanderson       35     M    Musician      U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 21  Laura Keene           30     F    Actress       U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 22  John Taylor           60     M    Ship Builder  U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 23  Samuel Markwald       45     M    Merchant      Prussia       U.S.A.      Cabin
 24  W^m A. Nettleton      36     M    Manufacturer  U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 25  Arnold Stahl          25     M    Merchant      Prussia       Prussia     Cabin
 26  Neaf Speidel          28     M    Merchant      Wurtemburg    Wurtemburg  Cabin
 27* John Olephant         50     M    Gov Official  England       U.S.A.      Cabin
 28  Mrs. S. Seymour       40     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 29  Florence P. Seymour   11     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin 
 30  George E. Appia       42     M    Pastor        Frankfort     U.S.A.      Cabin
 31* Henrietta St??ge      30     F    None          England       U.S.A.      Cabin
 32  Mrs. E. H. Creighton  50     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 33  Julia Creighton       27     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 34* Thomas Poswell        27     M    Merchant      England       England     Cabin
 35* Green Cl??y           ?9     M    Secretary     U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 36* James H. O??e         50     M    Merchant      U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 37* Samuel F. Engs        49     M    Merchant      U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 38* Elizabeth Engs        48     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 39* Hugh Mercer           26     M    Merchant      Gt. Britain   Gt. Britain Cabin
 40  J. Stilphin           46     M    Mariner       U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 41  Gustav Heschfind      40     M    Merchant      Austria       England     Cabin
 42  Eberh. Fernes         52     M    Merchant      Germany       England     Cabin
 43  Mrs. Maguire          40     F    None          England       England     Cabin
 44* Chas A. Angison       28     M    Solicitor     England       England     Cabin
 45  Turner Sargent        52     M    Gent          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin
 46  Miss Deacon           18     F    None          U.S.A.        U.S.A.      Cabin

                                        (Signature)  James Boyd, Purser


Transcriber's Notes:

  A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that cannot be transcribed 
  definitely.

  An asterisk (*) indicates either difficulty in deciphering the handwriting of the 
  manifest or something in the Transcriber's Notes to which the reader should refer.

  A caret (^) indicates that the following letter in a word or name is superscripted.

  "Male" and "Female" in the Sex column is shortened to "M" and "F" for 
  formatting reasons.  
 
  
  9     Surname appears to be either "Glontgel" or "Gloutgel".
 11-14  Surname appears to be written as either "Wiegand" or "Weigand".
 15     Surname appears to be either "Hagleherst" or "Hazleherst".
 27     Surname is either "Olephant" or "Oliphant".
 31     Middle letters of surname are not carefully formed and cannot be deciphered
        with certainty, but surname is possibly "Sturge" or "Stenge".
 34     Surname is either "Poswell" or "Powell".
 35     Middle letters of surname are not carefully formed and cannot be deciphered
        with certainty, but surname is possibly "Clery", "Cleey" or "Cluy". 
        Passenger's is either 29 or 39.
 36     Middle letters of surname are not carefully formed and cannot be deciphered
        with certainty, but surname is possibly "Orne", "Orre" or "Ome".
 37-38  Surname appears to be either "Engs" or "Eugs".
 39     Surname is not clearly written and cannot be deciphered with certainty, but
        name is possibly "Werein" or "Mercer".
 44     Surname is not clearly written and cannot be deciphered with certainty, but
        name is possibly "Angison" or "Angelo".

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 294, List 426.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 April 2005



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