SS America
Copy of Report and List of the passengers taken on board the SS America of Glasgow whereof W.F. Miller is Master, burthen (left blank) /95 tons, bound from the port of Liverpool for Boston.
Coloumns represent: Names, age in years and months, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, *died on voyage, part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 Mr Mactoniste 29 m U States U States cabin 2* Mr Wills 30 m merchant England U States cabin 3* Mrs Wills 26 f England U States cabin 4 Mr Young 48 m Scotland Scotland cabin 5 Mrs Young 47 f Scotland Scotland cabin 6 Mr James H. Hollister 37 m merchant U States U States cabin 7 Mr G H Brown 31 m merchant Scotland Scotland cabin 8 Mr H A Schercher 19 m merchant Prussia Prussia cabin 9 Mr G Baker 37 m merchant Prussia Prussia cabin 10 Mr James Young 19 m Scotland Scotland cabin 11 Mr John Osbray 33 m merchant U States U States cabin 12* Mr Cheister 41 m merchant U States U States cabin 13 Mr Smith 39 m merchant Scotland Scotland cabin 14* Capt Hones 39 m master mariner U States U States cabin 15* Mr R Ezne 41 m Ireland U States cabin 16 Mr F Jenson 49 m merchant England U States cabin 17 Mr Szle Re?d 24 m merchant Scotland Scotland cabin 18 Dr. E. Michel 26 m physician U States U States cabin 19 Mr J. P. Buchel 39 m merchant U States U States cabin 20* Mr N. H. Darilo 37 m U States U States cabin 21* Mr J "Brelongpls" Darilo 36 m Prussia Prussia cabin 22 Mr L. Brelnay 41 m Prussia Prussia cabin 23 Mr Farquhar 39 m merchant Scotland Scotland cabin 24 Mr Richard H Strich 27 m merchant U States U States cabin 25 Mr James Lyons 26 m Ireland Ireland cabin 26* Mr Gutrelt 37 m Germany Germany cabin 27 Mr Peter Fuselli 29 m merchant U States U States cabin 28* Mr Joseph Reegon 37 m merchant U States U States cabin 29* Mr Sephen Reegon 34 m merchant U States U States cabin 30 Mr Thos. Masters 29 m merchant England England cabin 31 Mr C. Suren 37 m U States U States cabin 32 Mr Edwards 29 m merchant England England cabin 33 Mrs Edwards 29 f England England cabin 34 Miss Barratt 18 f England England cabin 35 Mr John Grier 49 m U States U States cabin 36 Mr John Ogden 27 m U States U States cabin 37 Mr Williamson 36 m merchant U States U States cabin 38 Mr C. Phalin 39 m merchant U States U States cabin 39 Mr C. Grove 41 m merchant Nova Scotia Nova Scotia cabin 40 Mr A Treat 49 m merchant Nova Scotia Nova Scotia cabin 41 Mr J Webb 36 m merchant U States U States cabin 42 Miss LeTousell 29 f Nova Scotia Nova Scotia cabin 43 Mr O Brien 39 m merchant Nova Scotia U States cabin 44 Mr M J. Welbin 38 m merchant England England cabin 45 Mr J C. Drummond 49 m merchant Scotland Scotland cabin 46 Capt Sam 36 m master mariner U States U States cabin 47 Mr W. H. Pilbins 29 m merchant Nova Scotia U States cabin 48 Mr Thomas 37 m merchant England England cabin 49 Mr Evans 29 m merchant England England cabin 50 Mr Oliver 41 m merchant England England cabin 51 Mr James Dunn 39 m merchant U States U States cabin 52* Mr J. F Thalin 46 m merchant U States U States cabin 53 Mr John Lloyd 39 m merchant U States U States cabin 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. ? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder. ^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted. * Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling. * Passengers where numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing. * None died during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated. 1 & 2: Surname may be Wells. 12: Surname may be Cheester. 14: Surname may be Howes. 15: Surname may be Ezre. 20: Surname may be Davilo. 21: It is not clear if the last name is Brelongpls or Darilo/Davilo. 26: Surname may be Gutrett or Gutrell. 28 & 29: the last name could be Reegow. 52: Surname may be Phalin.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 56.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt,
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13 June 2006
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