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Brig William
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list, which was found in the Boston Town Books.*
There was no information for these passengers other than their names and the occupation for some of them.
1 Mr. Barry schoolmaster 2 William Scott schoolmaster 3 Mrs. William Scott wife 4 Timothy Dorson schoolmaster 5 Mrs. Timothy Dorson wife 6 William Moor 7 Daniel Boyles 8 Mrs. Daniel Boyles wife 9 Michael Poor 10 John Feald 11 Jeremiah Nuhan 12 Timothy Shea 13 William Gorman 14 Jeremiah Reardon 15 John Kealahorn 16 John Jenkins 17 Samuel Allen 18 John Gray 19 Samuel Dickson 20 Miles Cauly 21 Patrick Roach 22 Jeremiah Murphy 23 George Fitzgaral 24 William Hurley 25 Mary Butler 26 Eloner Nowlan 27 David Stockman 28 Andrew Chabrito 29 Bryan Marran 30 James Meaglan 31 Mrs. James Meaglan 32 Thomas Duane 33 John Thumb 34 Samuel Henry 35 Robert Heanary 36 Grace Gore 37 Pres. Pullen 38 John Mealon 39 Jany Quales 40 Jacob Magar * 41 Robert Magan * 42 Robert Main 43 Andrew Beard 44 William More 45 James Wiley 46 Mrs. James Wiley 47 unnamed sister of the Wileys 48 unnamed sister of the Wileys 49 Thomas Miller 50 Mrs. Thomas Miller 51 unnamed son of the Millers 52 Mary Wiley 53 Betty Wiley 54 Jane Wiley 55 John Fairservice 56 John Miller 57 Betty Ramaige 58 Jane Shanan 59 Jane Patterson 60 Michael Keanan Transcriber's Notes: * There were also a number of other immigrants in the Boston Town Books who reported that they arrived in this year, but no ship name was recorded for them. It is possible that some of them were also on board this ship. #40-41 surnames spelled differently, but perhaps should be the same. * The information for this list was originally published in 1914 in the Journal of the American Irish Historical Society XIII, "Irish Immigrants to New England - Extracts from the Minutes of the Selectmen of the Town of Boston, Mass.", by Michael O'Brien, pp. 177-187. * This information was subsequently printed in at least two other volumes of information on early American settlers. The first volume was "Ship Passenger Lists" by Carl Boyer 3rd, pub. in 1977, in Newhall, California. Library of Congress Catalogue number 76-37355. * The second resource where this was found was "New World Immigrants", volume 1, by Michael Tepper, pub. in 1980 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore. ISBN: volume 1: 0-8063-0852-4.
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