Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Pretty Patsie
Pretty Patsie
A true last of all the prisoners taken from Newgate for the City of London County of Middlesex & ship't aboard the Pretty Patsie, Francis Lux Com'r for Maryland which were ship't by Mr. Jonathan Forward of London, merch't Sept 2, 1737":
1. Mary Aldridge 2. Jose. Atkins 3. James Abbott 4. Martha Arrowsmith 5. Ann Anderson 6. John Ady 7. John Bourne,otherwise Bone, otherwise Byrne 8. Wm. Bullbrooke 9. Isaac Bailey 10. Sterne(?) Barnes 11. Mary, wife of James Becker 12. George Brammer 13. John Barrel 14. Ncholas Baker 15. Charles Burne 16. Peter Benion 17. Rich'd Blunt 18. Wm. Bone 19. James Buttler 20. Eliz.a, wife of Dennis Boyle 21. Eliz'a Bradford 22. Geo.Brewer 23. Mary Browne 24. James Baylis 25. Jon Cooper 26. Eleanor Coleman 27. Rob't Cundik 28. Rich'd Cook 29. Jose. Clapton (Chapton(?)John Crooket,otherwise Crockett 30. Wm. Clemson 31. Thos. Carnes 32. Stephen Collard 33. Dan'l Dengard(Dewgard?) 34. Wm. Darlington 35. John Dunnick 36. Thos. Davis 37. John Dixon 38. Rich'd Debell 39. Dan Dace 40. Tho. Davis 41. Thos Edwards, Jr. 42. Jose.Eggleston 43. Marg't Fox 44. James Furnis (?)Faimer (?) 45. Phillis Fratter 46. Dorothy Felton 47. Geo. Fitzgerald 48. Geo. Gew 49. Ann Guilliferth 50. Wm. Gough otherwise Goff 51. Sam'l Grimstone 52. James Gray 53. Moses Gladwin 54. Wm. Hubbard 55. John Hutchinson 56. Susana Higgins 57. Henry Hall 58. Thos. Hargrove 59. Sam'l Hinson 60. Ann Hardware 61. Alice Haperjohn (Alice Haper John ?) 62. Wm. Hatten otherwise Hatter 63. Thos. Hornbrook 64. Evan Jones 65. James Ingram 66. Henry Johnson 67. Rob't James 68. Wm. Inglebird 69. Thos. Jones 70. Wm. Jones 71. Thos. Kilcup 72. Mary Kempton 73. Jas. Moulding 74. John Morris 75. Cha's Moreton 76. Eliz'a Montague 77. Ja. Macconey 78. Mary Middleton 79. Eliz'a Mobbs 80. Sam. Moreton 81. Tho's Morris 82. Beaver Newby 83. Jahana Nichols 84. Ann Newman 85. Sam'l Oram 86. Geo. Presgrave 87. John Price, otherwise Jones, otherwise Emanell 88. John Phillips 89. Mary Pye 90. Rebecca Peircemore 91. John Pike 92. Catherine Palmer 93. John Pritchet (Pritchel ?) 94. Cath'ne Pollard 95. Martha Robinson 96. Tho's Ricketts 97. Fra. Stevenson 98. Ben'j Sherwood 99. Christ. Strangbridge 100. Rob't Saunders 101. Obadiah Sturgeon 102. Abrah'm Sutton 103. Ja's Stanley 104. Mary Sowton 105. John Steel 106. Constant Seers 107. Elean'r Smith 108. Wm. Starr 109. Sarah Tilley 110. John Stubbs 111. Ja's Tavell 112. Wm Skinner 113. Mary, wife of Robt Smith 114. John Smith, otherwise ?? 115. Simon Turner 116. Ja's Thompso 117. Sam'l Thornhill 118. Anth,Underwod 119. Nath.Vizard 120. Rich'd Wooley 121. Rob't Williams 122. Rob't Wood 123. Wm. Waters 124. Steph. Wilmott 125. Mary White 126. John Walker 127. Ja's Wilson 128. Ann Willson Contributor's Notes: George Gew, passenger #51 (also spelled Gue) was the g.g.g.g grandfather of John Bowman, the contributor of this list. John writes us: The crime for which he served time in Newgate and was later deported was that he and a cohort stole a pig and the sack in which I presume they carried it away. The partner-in-crime, James Moulding ,was on the Pretty Patsie too-- things were tough in those days in London, it seems ! I thought that the story was a good one, it brings a human dimension to an otherwise sometimes lifeless statistic." The follow-up on George is that after he got to Maryland in 1737, he settled in the area that is in present-day Montgomery County. By 1747 he owned a small farm, had married, and had a family. George died in early 1772, testate, leaving his widow and probably either 8 or 9 children - so the London experience seemed to have straightened him out - or maybe it was the beneficent effect of married life. As the line goes in 'Ain't Misbehavin' - -'one never know, do one ?' Correspondence January 28, 2003 passenger Dixon I am hoping maybe this "John Dixon" is who I'm looking for. I know the Dixons were in Virginia 1700's. And I found Thomas Dixon in Maryland 1694, I've hit a brick wall on my long lost family! Any help appreciated. Dev Dixon Gately
Public Records Office, London - reference T 53/39.
The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.30 May 1999
If you find an ancestor on a ship on ISTG and would like to
link to your email address or home page, please submit a short
paragraph about the passenger, where settled, children, etc.,
with the name of the ship and date of arrival, and send to
the transcriber at the bottom of the manifest or to the
ISTG Production Coordinator.
Get all your genealogy books and CDs at one convenient location:
Don't have a subscription to Ancestry.com yet?
Website search technology courtesy of FreeFind.com
The New Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild logo was designed by Patty McCormack. The ship logo, which is still used in part, was designed and contributed by Pat Walker and Sheila Tate.
The ship logo and other genealogical graphics are available on tee shirts, mousepads and tote bags from: AncesTees.
ISTG does not profit in any way from the sale of these items.Copyrights, Trade Marks, & Registered Trade Marks within this web site are protected under international copyright law. All rights reserved by the respective holders of any ™ © ® included within this site. 1998-2008
ISTG™ NOTICE: These electronic pages are Copyright 1998-2008 and may NOT be reproduced in whole or part in any format for presentation, distribution or profit by anyone without the express written consent of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild. Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild is independently owned.