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Brig Two Marys

I, Elisha King do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contain to the best of my knowledge and belief a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Brig Two Marys whereof I am master from Amsterdam So help me God (signed) Elisha King Sworn to, the 12 Feby* 1820 Before me (signed) J? Kearney DC*

List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Two Marys, whereof Elisha King is master from Amsterdam Burthen 242 50/95 Tons.

Columns represent: the passenger, name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong and country which they intend to inhabit.*

   
John Andrews      23 Male   Mariner    America United States of America
Lewis Chatto      22 Male   Mariner    America United States of America
William Wells     26 Male   Mariner    America United States of America
H K Smith         47 Male   Mechanic   *       United States of America
Elizabeth Smith   50 Female Spinstress Germany United States of America
Aleda Smith       25 Female Spinstress Germany United States of America
Catherine Smith   22 Female Spinstress Germany United States of America
Anna Smith        17 Female Spinstress Germany United States of America
William Smith     13 Male   *          Germany United States of America
G Schultz         52 Male   Mechanic   Germany United States of America
Gustavius Schultz 20 Male   Mechanic   Germany United States of America
John L Buchanan   15 Male   Mechanic   Germany United States of America
B D Hugo          29 Male   Mechanic   Germany United States of America

  
Transcriber's Notes:

*Feby is apparently an abbreviation for February.
    
*The witness, J? Kearney DC: The letter following J appears to be a w, i.e.,
  Jw Kearney DC.  The DC may be shorthand for Deputy Collector. 

*The manifest also included a column to identify those passengers that died
  during the voyage.  This column is not shown since none of the passengers
  were so identified.  Additionally, the Age column was broken down into 
  Years and Months, however, all entries in the Months column were "ditto" 
  marks, with no numerical entry anywhere, and so this column was not included.
    
*Passenger H K Smith: No country of origin was indicated, however, a bracket
  was used to enclose all passengers from Elizabeth Smith through B D 
  Hugo,with a notation that their country of origin was Germany.  It seems
  highly likely that the bracket was intended to include H K Smith.
    
*Passenger William Smith: No occupation was shown, perhaps because of 
  his  age.

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