Copy of Report and List of the passengers taken on board the Steamer America of Glasgow whereof W. F. Miller is Master, burthen 166 /95 tons, bound from the port of Halifax 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  James Landlaw      24   m   machinist      Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  2  E. Laurence        22   m   mariner        Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  3  John E. Milaney    21   m   clerk          Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  4* William Canay      30   m   farmer         Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  5  James A Many       19   m   farmer         Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  6  William Hurley     24   m   farmer         Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
  7  T. R Branon        19   m   farmer         U States      U States   cabin
  8  Mikle Hardy        21   m                  U States      U States   cabin
  9  Wheeler Hitcher    18   m   shoe maker     Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 10  Peter Cale         18   m   farmer         Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 11  James Mackintosh   20   m   harnes maker   Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 12  Daniel M^cKeiner   27   m   mariner        Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 13  Daniel Scott       19   m   baker          Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 14  James M^cDammet    22   m   trunk maker    Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 15  William Kingston   45   m   mason          U States      U States   cabin
 16  James Smith        24   m   mariner        Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 17  John M^cDonald     26   m   mariner        U States      U States   cabin
 18  David Lawrence     23   m   mariner        Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 19  Mrs Porter         33   f                  Nova Scotia   U States   cabin
 20  F. Jane Porter      4   f                  Nova Scotia   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.

 4:  Surname may be Cavay.
 9:  Surname may be Kitcher.
12:  Surname may be M^cKeener.

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