Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Bark Amelia

Hilo, Hawaii to Port Townsend, WA
June 24, 1892

I, D.H. Ward do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of Port Townsend contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the passengers received on board the Bk't'. Amelia whereof I am Master, from Hilo. SO HELP ME GOD, D.H. Ward, Master. (signature) Sworn to this 24th June 1892. Before me, R. C. Calhoun Deputy Collector. List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bk't'. Amelia whereof D. H. Ward is Master, from Hilo Burthen 378 Tons.

Bk't'. Amelia 24 June 1892.

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

    
   
 1 Rosa Julia                55   Female Laborer   Maderia Island   U.S.
 2 Francisco DeMeritos       29   Male   Laborer   Maderia Island   U.S.
 3 Marie Merito and          21   Female Laborer   Maderia Island   U.S.
 4-7 four children               3 girls, 1 boy
 8 Virginia Pachecar         16   Female *         Maderia Island   U.S.
 8 Francisco DeMaderia C?    29   Male   Carpenter Maderia Island   U.S.
 9 Maria DeMaderia C?        22   Female *         Maderia Island   U.S.
10-11 two children                1 boy, 1 girl
12 ?anuel I. Ca?ri?          55   Male   Carpenter Maderia Island   U.S.
13 ? Ca?ri?                  55   Female *         Maderia Island   U.S.
14 Francisco Fernandes Lucas 55   Male   Tourist   Maderia Island   U.S.
15 ? Chur?                   38   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
16 ? Imada                   23   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
17 ?uzo Kazrya               32   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
18 ?nzo Kawamato             34   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
18 ?utano Takigonara         27   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
19 ?izaimao Yaman?           24   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
20 ?matu Maxisugi            24   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
21 ?kichi Minanaku           24   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
22 ?o Tenao                  32   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
 23 ?oska Mukozen            35   Male   *         Japan            U.S.
24 Henry Porter              60   Male   Jeweler   Hawaii           U.S.
25 Mrs. Henry Porter         45   Female *         Hawaii           U.S.
26 Henry Porter Jr.          13   Male   *         Hawaii           U.S.
27 ? Campbell                23   Male   ?         U.S.             U.S.

Transcriber's Notes:     
* indicates that no occupation was given.
? indicates that letters were illegible.  Unfortunately the edge of the
  manifest with the first names was not microfilmed and there are large
  smudges blocking the names of the first two passengers and passengers
  twelve through sixteen.
Passenger 9 could have the last name of Crow.
Passenger 27 may have a middle or first initial of G but it is not clear. 
  Also, the occupation looks like "Groar" which may be grower.
My apologies for the missing information but this film is in very bad
condition.						 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1484.

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