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Brig Acadian
Man. 451 Brig Acadian (Halifax) April 22, 1847 BB6798*
Copy of report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Brig Acadian of Boston, whereof Thomas F. Wood is Master, burthen 157 tons, and 95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Halifax for Boston.
Columns represent: Names; age; sex; occupation, trade or profession; country to which they severally belong; country of which they intend to become inhabitants; remarks relative to any who may have died or left the vessel during the voyage.
1 Rev Ralph Robb 47 M Scotland Canada
2* Margaret Robb 3? F Scotland Canada
3 Margaret Robb 12 F Scotland Canada
4 Charles Robb 10 M Scotland Canada
5 James Robb 9 M Scotland Canada
6 George Robb 7 M Scotland Canada
7* Agne?s Robb 5 F Scotland Canada
8 Alexander Robb 6 mo M Scotland Canada
9 M?s A Slu?te 16 F Nova Scotia America
10 M Phips 17 F Nova Scotia America
11 Dr Wm Loyd 23 M Army England England
12 Thomas Williams 31 M Merchant U States Boston
13 Wm Blackadder 27 M Merchant U States Havana
14 Jos Harper 30 M Farmer Scotland Canada
15 A Pedlar 20 M Blacksmith Nova Scotia Nova Scotia
16 Andrew Downs 20 M Tin Smith New Jersey U States
17 James Reed 56 M Merchant Nova Scotia U States
18 Capt James OBrien 28 M Ship Master Nova Scotia Canada
19 John Eidy 46 M Gardner Scotland Canada
20 Margaret Eidy 46 F Scotland Canada
21 Ann Eidy 20 F Scotland Canada
22* Jerry Eidy 1? M Scotland Canada
23 John Eidy 10 M Scotland Canada
24 Sarah Crawford 30 F Nova Scotia America
25 John Crawford 10 M Nova Scotia America
26 Daniel Crawford 3 M Nova Scotia America
27 James Crawford 6 mo M Nova Scotia America
28 Elen Landruhysen 20 F Servant Nova Scotia America
29 Phillip Lammon 25 M Farmer Nova Scotia America
30 William Lawson 24 M Farmer Nova Scotia America
31 Edward Ear 22 M Shoemaker Nova Scotia America
32 Henry Sherman 32 M Servant England America
33 Thomas Flinn 35 M Laborer Halifax Halifax
34* ???? Crouty 22 F Servant Ireland America
Transcriber's Notes:
* indicates an error made by the original recorder or is used to call your
attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes.
? A question mark (?) indicates letters that cannot be read due to the quality
of the original document.
No deaths or leavings were noted, therefore, that column has been omitted.
Male and Female have been abbreviated "F" and "M"
* Line is drawn through BB 6798
2 This number could be a "0" or an "8"
7 Illegible letter in first name ascends above the line, and descends
below the line.
22 This number could be a "0" or an "8"
34 First name could possibly be Cath.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 22.
Transcribed by Laurie Sheriff for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 1 February 1999
Reviewed by Mary Beth Arthur a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
19 October 2004
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