Immigrant Ships
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SS Erin


London to New York
Oct 6 1876
DISTRICT OF New York - PORT OF New York
I, David Simpson Master of the Erin SS do solumnly, sincerly and truly ?* 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 of the said Erin at London from which port said Erin 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 vessal 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 the 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. Sworn to this 6 Oct 1876 (signed) D Simpson So help me God. Before me (signiture cannot be read)
List or Manifest OF ALL THE Passengers taken on board the Steam Ship Erin whereof D. Simpson is Master from London burthen 2502 tons.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabitants, accommodation.
        
 1 Louis ?rule*      21   m                      Germany  U.S.  Saloon
 2 Amandus Espermoth 19   m   Clerk              Germany  U.S.  Saloon
 3 P.L Evans         48   m   Clergy             U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
 4 ? Okkato*         25   m   Gent               Japan    U.S.  Saloon
 5 G Newberry        24   m   Shi??              U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
 6 V.Dy?ork *        26   m   Broker             U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
 7 R. W. Baylor *    35   m   Me??               U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
 8 Mrs Baylor        34   f                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
 9 David Houston *   28   m   Ge??               Scotland U.S.  Saloon
10 C Martin          35   f                      England  U.S.  Saloon
11 Geo. Thurley      48   m   Gent               U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
12 A.Thurley         11   m                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
13 Mr Avid           76   f                      England  U.S.  Saloon
14 B.F. Mudgett      53   m   Law                U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
15 Mr Wilson *       30   m   Me?h               U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
16 Mrs Wilson        24   f                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
17 H? Gao            30   m   U.S.Gov            U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
18 Mrs Gao           25   f                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
19 Miss Gao           3   f                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
20 Chas Wittmann     20   m   Me??               U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
21 M. J. Batt        60   f                      U.S.     U.S.  Saloon
22 R. Grawler        15   f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
23 E. Tombs          27   f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
24 J.W. Tombs         7   m                      England  U.S.  Steerage
25 Percy Tombs        3   m                      England  U.S.  Steerage
26 G. Tombs         inf?  f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
27 Jas Hill          17   m   Stoker             England  U.S.  Steerage
28 R. A. Cornish     35   f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
29 C F Johnson       37   m   Farmer             Sweden   U.S.  Steerage
30 G Flick           24   m   Tailor             Germany  U.S.  Steerage
31 G Emmett          23   m                      England  U.S.  Steerage
32 ? Hill            20   m   Farm Lab           England  U.S.  Steerage
33 B Hill            19   m   Farm Lab           England  U.S.  Steerage
34 ? Saunders        36   m   Leathers finisher  England  U.S.  Steerage
35 Jas Pathmann      29   m   Blk smith          England  U.S.  Steerage
36 Wm. Pett          28   m   Accountant         Ireland  U.S.  Steerage
37 F Booth           27   m   Clerk              England  U.S.  Steerage
38 R. Boumpherey     27   m   Clerk              England  U.S.  Steerage
39 W. B Pritchett    23   m                      U.S.     U.S.  Steerage
40 Jas Freeman *     27   m   Joint??            England  U.S.  Steerage
41 E C Bushett       26   m   Farm Lab           Ireland  U.S.  Steerage
42 Ellen Bushell*    21   f                      Ireland  U.S.  Steerage
43 ?. B. Topham *    18   m   Joiner             England  U.S.  Steerage
44 ?. Williams *     23   m   Grocer             England  U.S.  Steerage
45 Geo. Sauerstein   19   m   Cooper             Germany  U.S.  Steerage
46 C. Lesters        63   m   Jeweller           England  U.S.  Steerage
47 M. ?ay*           23   f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
48 L Bill            27   f                      England  U.S.  Steerage
49 F. Gruerin        27   m   Farmer             France   U.S.  Steerage
50 S. Gruerin        23   f                      France   U.S.  Steerage


Transcriber's notes:
The Manifest was in good condition-however the handwriting was scrawled 
and required great magnification to decipher some of the letters that 
trailed off at the end of the name or word.
The original manifest passengers were not numbered; numbers were added to 
make transcriber's notes easier to deal with.
The column for death was not included since no deaths were reported. 
? was put in place of a letter that could not be positively determined
Not all occupations were given. 

* sincerly and truly ?-  ? is usually swear

Saloon Passenger    1   letter most likely a K
Saloon Passenger    4   letter most likely a K 
Saloon Passenger    6   letter could possibly be a g 
Saloon Passenger    7   occupation could be merchant
Saloon Passenger    9   occupation looks like Gent
Saloon Passenger   15   occupation could be merchant
Steerage Passenger 26   appears to be infant
Steerage Passenger 40   occupation probably Joiner
Steerage Passenger 42   it is possible this the same surname as passenger 41
Steerage Passenger 43   appears to be an I or J
Steerage Passenger 44   appears to be an I or J
Steerage Passenger 47   most likly a K
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406.
Transcribed by Nancy Chatham for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 June 1998



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