Jacobite Rebellion Ships
Ship SusannahContributed by Hugh Tornabene
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Ship Susannah
Liverpool, England to South Carolina, the AmericasLiverpool 7 May 1716
A List of the one hundred & four Rebel Prisoners Shipd (in order to be Transported) on board the Susannah Capt. Thos Bromall Commandr for South Carolina
1 Alen Baton 2 Ja. Bruce 3 Don. Cameron 4 John Cameron 5 John Camel 6 John Campell 7 Jos. Chambers 8 Hugh Clark 9 Geo. Cornell 10 Jno. Cozens 11 Ja. Creighton 12 John Crocket 13 Alex. Dalketty 14 Will. Dalzell 15 Don. Davidson 16 David Duckter 17 Don. Duff 18 Thomas Duff 19 John Eggoe 20 Willm. Eggoe 21 George Forbess 22 Jno. Fotheringam 23 Dun. Frazer 24 Hugh Frazer 25 Will. Frazer 26 Henry Gill 27 Ludo. Grant 28 Thos. Guild 29 John Guttry 30 Geo. Hamond 31 John Heard 32 John Johnston 33 John Lemon 34 Alex. Lesley 35 Jno. Mathewson 36 Elias McBeane 37 Don. McCoy 38 Don. McCullum 39 Dun. McCullum 40 Ja. McDonald 41 John McDonald 42 Rore McDonald 43 Will. McDonald 44 Don. McGillivray 45 Fargus McGillivray 46 Dun. McGregor 47 Mall. McGregor 48 John McInnis 49 Dun. McIntosh 50 Ewen McIntosh 51 Ja. McIntosh 52 Jno. McIntosh 53 Jno. McIntosh 54 Jno. McIntosh 55 William McIntosh 56 Dan. McKeels 57 John McLaren 58 Patrick McLaren 59 Dun. McNaughton 60 Angus McPherson 61 Don. McPherson 62 Don. McPherson 63 Duncan McPherson 64 John McPherson 65 John McQuin 66 John McVane 67 Mall. McVane 68 Jona. Newton 69 John Ray 70 Mall. Reide 71 James Robb 72 John Robb 73 Thos. Robb 74 Don. Robertson 75 Ja. Robertson 76 James Robertson 77 David Robinson 78 Don. Robinson 79 Dun. Robinson 80 Ja. Robinson 81 James Robinson 82 John Robinson 83 Thos. Ross 84 Henry Serjeant 85 Alex. Shaw 86 Dond. Shaw 87 Ewen Shaw 88 Jno. Shaw 89 Peter Shaw 90 Will. Shaw 91 Bernard Shuttard 92 James Simpson 93 David Smith 94 Dond. Smith 95 Patrick Smith 96 Alex. Stewart 97 Dun. Stewart 98 Hugh Stewart 99 John Stewart 100 Neil Stewart 101 Neil Stewart 102 Patrick Stewart 103 Ja. Swinhoe 104 Francis Yeoman CO 5 190, p 358 (the National Archives, Kew, London, England) Govr of South Carolina or Commandr in Chief there Whitehall, 16. Augt 1716 Sir I am commanded by His Royal Highness to transmit to you the inclosed Lists of the Rebel Prisoners who have been ordered to be Transported to South Carolina, and am to Signify to you H.R.H. Pleasure that you do with all convenient Speed return exact Lists of those Rebel Prisoners that have landed in that Province, that the Same may be laid before His Royal Highness. I am etc. P: Methuen. CO 5 190, p 359 (the National Archives, Kew, London, England) Leverpool, May 7, 1716 A list of one hundred & four Rebel Prisoners Ship'd (in order to be Transported) on board the Susannah, Capt. Thos. Bromhall Commandr., for South Carolina. [ the above list, names in a different order ] Rec’d the above one Hundred and four Rebel Prisoners on board the Susannah, Thos. Bromhall Comr., for So. Carolina (in order to be transported) May 7. 1716. Richd. Gildart, Henry Trafford.Contributed to the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild by
Hugh Tornabene.Formatted by Patty McCormack,
a member of Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
1 August 2007
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