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Everely
Everely
Ship: Everley
Departing:
Arriving: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Master: John Dutchman
Ship Type: 351 tons
Columns represent: Register number, First Name, Last Name, Gender*, Occupation, Accompanied by, Total in party, Register comment, Ship*, Year*, Master*, Destination*.
831 John Wallace & wife Surgeon's mate 2 Fox
832 Richard Hollis & wife Mariner 2 Revenge
833 Edward Anderson & wife Mariner 1 Boy 3 Girls 6 Gloucester
834 Paul Perrandieu Gardener 1
835 Robert Simes & wife Boatswain's mate 2 Boys 4 Ambuscade
836 Thomas Shaw & wife Mariner 2 Revenge
837 George Mackay Private 1 Lord Jno. Murray's
838 John Allison & wife Mariner 2 Devonshire
839 William Bliss Mariner 1 Revenge
840 Michael Johnston & wife Mariner 2 Kingston
841 John Mansfield & wife Shipwright 2 Hampton Court
842 Francis Noble Mariner 1 Nightingale
843 Walter Harkins & wife Mariner 2 Ambuscade
844 Andrew Truelsey & wife Mariner 2 Princess Louisa
845 Ralph Fracks & wife Tailor 1 Boy 1 Girl 4
846 John Johnston Mariner 1 Ambuscade
847 Thomas Cox Husbandman 1
848 Peter Maine & wife Corporal 1 Boy 2 Cornwall's
849 George Marshall & wife Mariner 2 Faulkland
850 John Ferguson Midshipman 1 Girl 2 Lenox
851 William Batchelor Mariner 1 Revenge
852 John German Fisherman 1
853 George Greenswood & wife Farmer 1 Boy 3
854 John Greenswood & wife Tallow Chandler 2 Boys 7
2 Male Servants
1 Female Servant
855 Stephen Callow Mariner 1 Male Servant 2 Launceston
856 John Elt & wife Carpenter 2
857 John Frazer Mariner 1 Invincible
858 John Rodaway Weaver 1
859 James Wood Husbandman 1
860 Andrew Stewart Mariner 1 Male Servant 2 Essex
861 William Cammel & wife Mariner 1 Boy 3 Revenge
862 John Reeves & wife Mariner 2 Royal Oak
863 John McGeachy & wife Corporal 2 Boys 4 General Campbells
864 Samuel Taylor Private man 1 Lord Sempill's
865 Edward Stanley & wife Marine 2 Sir Andrew Agnew's
866 John White & wife Private man 2 3rd Regiment Foot Guards
867 John Jarvis Carpenter 1 Deptford Yard
868 John Shapland & wife Marine 2 Colonel Holmes's
869 John Bradwell & wife Mariner 1 Girl 4 Boyne Privateer
1 Male Servant
870 John Fancourt & wife Husbandman 2 Boys 4
871 Daniel Stewart & wife Smith 1 Girl 3
872 John Woodin & wife Joiner 4 Boys 1 Girl 8
1 Male Servant
873 Richard Mortimer Marine 1 Colonel Frazer's
874 John Wiffin Mariner 1 Sheerness
875 Thomas Perry Mariner 1 Revenge
876 John Pitts Carpenter 1
877 John Oliver Powder Flask Maker 1
878 Thomas Gunan Joiner 1
879 Daniel Brown Surgeon's mate 1 Bedford
880 John Lewis& wife Private 2 Cornwall's
881 John Wilkinson Mariner 1 Hampton Court
882 Richard Welden & wife Private 1 Boy 1 Girl 4 2nd Regiment Foot Guards
883 Samuel Townsend & wife Joiner 2
884 Lascelles Marshall & wife Mariner 2 Female Servants 4 Otter Sloop
885 William Browning Husbandman 1
886 Thomas Reed Needlemaker 1
887 James Cooper Needlemaker 1
888 James Colving & wife Tailor 3 Boys 1 Girl 6
889 George Cooper Husbandman 1
890 John Hobbs & wife Butcher 2
891 William Williams & wife Lieutenant 1 Boy 7 Bellona
3 Male Servants
1 Female Servant
892 Mathew Jones & wife Surgeon 1 Girl 4
1 Female Servant
893 William Holstock Quartermaster 1 Warcester
894 William Johnson & wife Labourer 2
895 Edward Taylor & wife Husbandman 2
896 Edward White & wife Husbandman 2
897 Thomas Cheny Labourer 1
898 John Danoly Smith 1
899 John Wright & wife Husbandman 2 Boys 2 Girls 6
900 Richard Robson Husbandman 1
901 William Cat Miller 1
902 Edward Swallow & wife 2 1st Regiment Foot Guards
903 William Smith Volunteer 1 Male Servant 3
1 Female Servant
904 John Pannier Periwigmaker 1
905 Thomas Falkner Carpenter 1
906 David Haldane Lieutenant 1 Male Servant 2 Colonel Murray's
907 John Grant Surgeon's mate 2 Male Servants 3
908 James Doe & wife Private 2 Colonel Frazer's
909 Meredith Williams Smith 1
910 John Laydman Husbandman 1
911 Joseph Gilham Baker 1 Boy 2
912 Ann Medlicot Midwife 1 Boy 3
1 Female Servant
Transcriber's Notes:
Additional information on some of these passengers can be found in
"George T. Bates, The Great Exodus of 1749", in Collections of The Nova
Scotia Historical Society. A description of all of Bates comments from all
1749 ships can be found at: Bates
*Gender - while all but one passenger were listed as males,
many were accompanied by their wives, children and servants.
The only female passenger was #912, Ann Medlicot, a midwife.
*Ship - all were aboard the Everly.
*Year - 1749
*Master - John Dutchman
*Destination - all were destined for Halifax.
Correspondence 03/17/2003 passenger #871 Stewart/Steward
I think I may have found a link to my tree. Daniel Steward, on the
Everley could possibly be the father of a David Steward born in 1778, I
have been looking for. Nancy Steward
Document Source Copy of the Mess Book of the Settlers, found in: Akins, Thomas Beamish, editor, "List of the Settlers Who Came Out with Governor Cornwallis to Chebucto, in June 1749". In "Selections from the Public Documents of the Province of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS: Charles Annand, 1869, pp 506-557. Reprint, Cottonport, Louisiana: Polyanthos, 1973 under the title "Acadia and Nova Scotia: Documents Relating to the Acadian French and the First British Colonisation of the Province, 1714-1758", p 531-537.
Contributed by Chignecto Project
Reformatted by Patty MacFarlane Prather for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 1 March 1999
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