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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.
1 Matthias Brett 2 Luke Welch 3 Mary Cockery 4 Catharine Sullivan 5 Catharine Connor 6 Margaret Ross 7 John Gibson 8 Joseph Mosses 9 Ann Dougale 10 Robert Dougale 11 William How 12 Jeremiah Davis 13 Thomas Dougale 14 Jonas Dougale 15 Abigail Dudley 16 Timothy Bryan 17 Austin McCarty 18 David Quirk 19 William Donshir 20 Ann Dougle 21 William Quirk 22 James Coghlin 23 John Murphy 24 Dennis Mahony 25 Margaret Mahony 26 John Hayes 27 John Henderson 28 James Ross 29 John Ross 30 John Ross, Jr. 31 Jane Ross 32 Darby Lawler 33 Catherine Carrill 34 Daniel Keefe 35 Matthew Howard 36 Thomas Quinlan 37 John King 38 Charles Hewett 39 James Dalton 40 Cornelius Fox 41 Peter McNamara 42 Daniel Carthy 43 Patrick Welch 44 John Kelly 45 Barbara Kelly 46 Peter Manning 47 Arthur Veavea 48 Redmond Larnard * 49 Cornelius Hagarty 50 Edmond Swaney 51 Daniel Buckley 52 Cornelius Sullivan 53 Bat. Sullivan 54 George Shinnehan 55 William Kahaven 56 William Fitzgerald 57 Edward Murphy 58 John Twahy * 59 Catherine Twahy * 60 William Stephens 61 James Row 62 Isabella Learman 63 John Bourke 64 Patrick Ryan 65 John Bowler 66 Mary Dougle 67 John Dowle 68 James O'Daniel 69 Thomas McCarty 70 John Lee 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. #48 surname probably phonetic spelling for Leonard. #58-59 probably phonetic for Twohy or Tuohy. * 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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