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Sloop Lady Washington
[There is no sworn statement for this ship.]
The Master's name is listed as Watterman*.
Foreign Passengers arrived at the Port of Charleston from the 4 July to 30 September 1820.
*Columns represent: Names of Passengers, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 Oliver O'Harra Male 35 Merchant U States Charleston
2 Charles Sully Male 36 Merchant U States St. Augustine
3 William Travers Male 30 Merchant U States Charleston
4 John Williams Male 24 Marriner U States Charleston
5 M? McCauley Female 20 Spain St. Augustine
6 John Carraras Male 29 Shoemaker Spain St. Augustine
7 Bartholomew Ianworth Male 20 Shoemaker Spain St. Augustine
8 Capt. Walton Male 26 Marriner British St. Augustine
Transcriber's Notes:
*The Sloop Lady Washington arrived in Charleston again on
4 August 1820, and the Master's name was spelled 'Waterman'.
*The original Quarterly list had columns for Month, Day,
Vessel's Name, Master, and Where From. These columns
have been incorporated into the title information.
The remaining ships have been transcribed individually.
*None died on voyage, therefore the column is omitted.
? Denotes illegible character on original.
Correspondence 10/12/00 passenger #1 Oliver O'Harra"
Hugh Lewis of Gainesville, Florida was pleased to find his
relative aboard the Sloop Lady Washington. He was passenger 1,
Oliver O'Hara of Charleston. Oliver was well-traveled and also
lived in Baltimore, Key West, and Montana. Oliver served in
the trading business for the City of Baltimore at Key West. Oliver
served as a private in Worth's 2nd Infantry during the War of 1812.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 2.
Transcribed by Don Schmalbeck for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 9 August 1999
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