Ship Plymouth Rock
I, E. Hammond, Master of the Ship Plymouth Rock 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 ship at London from which port the said ship 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, (Signed) E. Hammond
Sworn to this 15 May 1862 Before me (signed) C. W. Embrey, D.C.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Plymouth Rock whereof E. Hammond is Master, from London burthen 972 68/95 tons.
Columns represent: Number on the list, Given name and surname, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Part of the Vessel occupied by each passenger during the Voyage
1 Ellen Fitzgerrald 30y,1m Female Servant England U.S. 2nd Cabin
2 Emma Dumbery 29y,9m Female Milliner England U.S. 2nd Cabin
3 Mary Morris 30y Female Nurse England U.S. 2nd Cabin
4 William Morris 9y Male Ireland U.S. 2nd Cabin
5 Mary Johnson 32y,4m Female Machine Winder England U.S. 2nd Cabin
6 Louisa Johnson 7y,4m Female England U.S. 2nd Cabin
7 John Johnson 5y,6m Male England U.S. 2nd Cabin
8 Eliza Johnson 3y,4m Female England U.S. 2nd Cabin
9 John White 31y,4m Male Seaman U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
10 John Boston 21y,2m Male Seaman U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
11 Samuel Lawson 39y,4m Male Seaman U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
12 Frederick Lemon 40y,4m Male Seaman U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
13 John Reeves 21y,6m Male Seaman U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
14 Mary Clarke 28y,4m Female Dressmaker U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
15 Andrew Nugent 25y,3m Male Stone Mason U.S. U.S. Steerage
16 Allen Dixon 19y,2m Male Druggist England U.S. 2nd Cabin
17 Timoty McCarthy 48y,10m Male Labourer England U.S. Steerage
18 Owen McCarthy 18y,4m Male Labourer England U.S. Steerage
19 John McCarthy 16y Male Labourer England U.S. Steerage
20 Mary Sulivan 26y,2m Female England U.S. Steerage
21 Judy Sulivan 21y,4m Female England U.S. Steerage
22* Albert Simon 27y,9m Male Clerk Prussia U.S. 2nd Cabin
23 Charles Wolf 28y,2m Male Merchant U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
24 John Duplont 41y,3m Male Merchant U.S. U.S. 2nd Cabin
25 Melchior Appenzeller 38y,4m Male Tinker U.S. U.S.
26 Charles Furetzki 23y,4m Male Locksmith Prussia U.S.
27 William Russel 25y,1m Male Chemical Light Mkr England U.S.
28 Emma Russel 22y,2m Female England U.S.
29 Caroline Deveron 19y,1m Female Milliner England U.S.
30 T G Waddington 27y,7m Male Tobacconist U.S. U.S.
31 Henry McKogh 30y,9m Male Miner England U.S.
32 William Johnson 30y,6m Male Cooper England U.S.
33 Thomas Brown 31y,3m Male Blacksmith England U.S.
34 Joseph Priestly 45y,2m Male Waterman England U.S.
35 Edward Dowling 22y,1m Male Plate Layer England U.S.
36 John Braird 22y,3m Male Horse?? England U.S.
37 Antonio Nevis 26y,5m Male Seaman U.S. U.S.
38* Catherine Brian 26y,3m Male Servant England U.S.
39 John Fanning 22y,1m Male Watch & Clockmkr England U.S.
40 Catherine Fanning 24y,3m Female England U.S.
41 Timothy McCarthy 28y,10m Male Labourer England U.S.
42 Bridget Connor 24y,6m Female Servant England U.S.
43 Michael Gavin 27y,4m Male Labourer England U.S.
44 Edward Gavin 23y,3m Male Labourer U.S. U.S.
45 Thomas Cantill 26y,4m Male Fitter England U.S.
46 Harriet Cantill 28y,3m Female England U.S.
47 Frederick Cantill 6y,1m Male England U.S.
48 Mary Harragon 33y,4m Female England U.S.
49 Jeremiah Harragon 8y,2m Male England U.S.
50 Mary Harragon 5y,1m Female England U.S.
51 John Harragon 4y,4m Male England U.S.
52 William Downes 50y,6m Male Curl Engine England U.S.
53* Arthur Br??nt 18y,4m Male Labourer England U.S.
54 John Goodchild 18y,6m Male Labourer England U.S.
55 Ann Holloway 30y,10m Female U.S. U.S.
56 William Holloway 10y,2m Male U.S. U.S.
57 Henrietta Holloway 4y,11m Female U.S. U.S.
58 John Massey 46y,5m Male Potter England U.S.
59 Sarah Massey 46y,2m Female England U.S.
60 Richard Massey 20y,6m Male Potter England U.S.
61 Arthur Massey 15y,8m Male Potter England U.S.
62 Nicholaus Michels 37y,4m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
63 Anna Michels 32y,3m Female Farmer Russia U.S.
64 John Michels 11y,1m Male Russia U.S.
65 Minnie Michels 9y,2m Female Russia U.S.
66 Maria Michels 7y,4m Female Russia U.S.
67 Margret Michels 5y,2m Female Russia U.S.
68 Joseph Michels 2y,1m Male Russia U.S.
69 Anton Hoffman 42y,1m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
70 Elizabeth Hoffman 39y,11m Female Russia U.S.
71 Carl Hoffman 14y,6m Male Russia U.S.
72 Phillipp Hoffman 10y,4m Male Russia U.S.
73 Lorentz Weights 27y,2m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
74 Peter Thomas 33y,4m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
75 Susannah Thomas 33y,2m Female Russia U.S.
76 John Thomas 4y,10m Male Russia U.S.
77 Maria Thomas 3y,8m Female Russia U.S.
78* Maria Katherina Thomas 11m Female Russia U.S.
79 Lorentz Heus 53y,4m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
80 Anna Heus 51y,2m Female Russia U.S.
81 Anna Heus 23y,4m Female Russia U.S.
82 Weinan Heus 22y,3m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
83 Peter Heus 16y,4m Male Farmer Russia U.S.
84 Margaret Heus 11y,2m Female Russia U.S.
85 John Keubles 41y,2m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
86 Martina Keubles 38y,4m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
87 Peter Keubles 11y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
88 Jacob Keubles 9y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
89 Matheus Keubles 5y,2m Male Holland U.S.
90 Peter John Keubles 2y,4m Male Holland U.S.
91 Peter Jasper 44y,6m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
92 Anna Jasper 48y,2m Female Holland U.S.
93 Peter Jasper 11y,1m Male Holland U.S.
94 Leonard Jasper 9y,4m Male Holland U.S.
95 Mathews Jasper 6y,2m Male Holland U.S.
96 John Strickens 52y,4m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
97 Barbara Strickens 55y,2m Female Holland U.S.
98 Leonard Strickens 19y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
99 Theodore Strickens 17y,9m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
100 John Strickens 11y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
101 Joseph Strickens 10y,1m Male Holland U.S.
102 Gerard Strickens 8y,11m Male Holland U.S.
103 Godfrid Tran 40y,6m Male Painter Holland U.S.
104 Theodore Bougardt 39y,7m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
105 Elizabeth Bougardt 39y,4m Female Holland U.S.
106 John Bougardt 10y,6m Male Holland U.S.
107 Ellenore Bougardt 6y,2m Female Holland U.S.
108 Mathews Bougardt 8m Male Holland U.S.
109 John Von Heel 46y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
110 Ellenore Von Heel 41y,9m Female Holland U.S.
111 John Von Heel 5y,6m Male Holland U.S.
112 Andrew Von Heel 3y,5m Male Holland U.S.
113 Peter Von Heel 9m Male Holland U.S.
114 Edmond Schulpen 70y,6m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
115 Lambert Lutters 52y,6m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
116 Christian Lutters 43y,2m Female Holland U.S.
117 Henry Lutters 9y,3m Male Holland U.S.
118 Jacob Lutters 7y,6m Male Holland U.S.
119 John Lutters 4y,3m Male Holland U.S.
120 Anna Lutters 1y,2m Female Holland U.S.
121 Theodore Roufs 41y,3m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
122 Elizabeth Roufs 31y,2m Female Holland U.S.
123 Anages Roufs 6y,3m Female Holland U.S.
124 Maria Roufs 1y,4m Female Holland U.S.
125 John Engelsman 36y,9m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
126 Jane Engelsman 30y,6m Female Holland U.S.
127 Minnie Engelsman 5y,8m Female Holland U.S.
128 Peter Genspen 46y,9m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
129* Jo? Genspen 55y,6m Female Holland U.S.
130 D Weyman 34y,6m Male Farmer Holland U.S.
Transcriber's Notes:
The column, "Date and Cause of Death" was eliminated from this transcription as there
were no deaths on this passage. Only the first 25 passengers had any indication of their
location on the ship. It is assumed that the remaining were steerage passengers.
The original lister did not number the passengers and did not provide a recapitulation
at the end of the Manifest, but it appears to be a complete manifest.
An asterisk (*) is used to refer to an item in the transcriber's notes, which further
explains the entry.
A question mark (?) is used for letter/letters that cannot be read because of the
quality of the document. Where possible a suggestion is given in the Transcriber's
Notes of what the letter/letters may be.
A circumflex (^) is used to indicate missing letters in a name or word. The original
lister showed this by writing the final letter smaller and raising it above the line.
22 This passenger has both U.S. and Prussia written as country of origin.
38 This passenger is inadvertently listed as a Male by the original scribe, but the
given name is clearly Catherine.
53 The name is written over. Could be Briant, Brant
78 It is an assumption that this child has the surname of Thomas. There is no ditto
to indicate this, however.
129 Johanna?
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 219, List 412.
Transcribed by Lora Lee Ament and Patricia Kennedy members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 February 2008
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