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Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Ship St Mark


Liverpool, England to New York
10 March 1842

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Thos Alexander do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Mainfest of Passengers, subscribed to me ? Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Ship St Mark whereof I am master, from Liverpool to New York. So help me God. Thos Alexander
Sworn to the 10th March 1842, Before me (signature cannot be read) Deputy Collector.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship St Mark whereof Thos Alexander is master, from Liverpool to New York, burthen 490 25/95 tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on Voyage*.
  
 1   Robert      Rigby        35     M  Farmer                     England   Utica         One Box
 2*  Jams        Bowen        34     M  Iron Roller                Wales     Pitsburg      One Box
 3   William     Bowen        10     M  Assistant at the Furnace   Wales     Pitsburg
 4   Peter       Broughil     45     M  Farmer                     Ireland   Bridgewell    Two Boxes
 5   Richard     Hennessy     20     M  Butcher                    Ireland   Bridgewell    None
 6   Jonathan    Walsh        24     M  Weaver                     England   Boston        None
 7   Edward      Wibold       23     M  Roller Coverer             England   New York      One Box
 8*  John        Cra?shaw     32     M  Cotton Yarn Dresser        England   Philadelphia  One Box
 9   John        Rushton      40     M  Labourer                   England   Boston        One Box
10   William     Rushton      33     M  Spinner                    England   Boston        None
11   Richard     Rothwell     26     M  Cotton Yarn Dresser        England   Philadelphia  One Box
12*  John        Ca?ah        46     M  Publican                   England   Albany        One Box
13*  Sidney      Smith        30     M  Labourer                   England   New York      One Box
14   Sidney      Smith         7     M                             England   New York       
15*  James       Bradshaw     30     M  Spinner                    England   New York      Two Boxes
16   Margaret    Bradshaw     30     F                             England   New York
17   Mary        Bradshaw       10m  F                             England   New York
18*  Samuel      Barrows       ?     M  Tailor                     England   New York      Three Boxes
19   Elizabeth   Barrows      30     F                             England   New York
20   Charles     Barrows       4     M                             England   New York
21   Catherine   Barrows       1y4m  F                             England   New York
22   Eliza Ann   Penn         38     F                             England   Philadelphia  Two Boxes
23*  ?odge       Williamson   52     M  Gardener                   England   Potsville     Three Boxes
24   Mary        Williamson   51     F                             England   Potsville
25   Ann         Williamson   20     F                             England   Potsville
26   William     Williamson   17     M  Gardener                   England   Potsville
27   Mary        Williamson   16     F                             England   Potsville
28   Alice       Williamson   12     F                             England   Potsville
29   Susanna     Williamson   10     F                             England   Potsville
30   William     Jones        40     M  Coal Miner                 Wales     Pitsburg      One Trunk
31   Thomas      Athinson     22     M  Millwright                 England   New Jersey    One Box
32   Charles     Jones        39     M  Iron Miner                 Wales     Pitsburg      One Box
33   Joseph      Blaney       24     M  Shoe Maker                 Wales     New York      None
34*  Abraham     Evans        50     M  Farmer                     Wales     New York      Two Boxes
35*  John        Evans        1?     M                             Wales     New York
36   Patrick     McIntie      20     M  Labourer                   Ireland   New York      One Box
37   Peter       Mellon       26     M                             Ireland   New York      None
38   John        Wallis       28     M  Mason                      Ireland   New York      None
39*  Thomas      Moss         28     M  Spinner                    England   New York      Four Boxes
40   Betty       Moss         27     F                             England   New York
41   Robert      Moss          3y1m  M                             England   New York
42   John        Moss          1     M                             England   New York
43   John        Jones        21     M  ?                          England   New York      None
44   Ralph       Jepson       25     M  Shoe Maker                 England   New York      One Box
45   Charles     Graham       25     M  Labourer                   Scotland  New York      One Box
46*  John        Exelby       30     M  Carpenter                  England   New York      Three Boxes
47   Mary Ann    Exelby       28     F                             England   New York
48   Thomas      Whitehead    28     M  Warehouseman               England   New York      Three Boxes
49*  Henry       Dearden      32     M  Spinner                    England   Boston        One Box
50   Mary        Dearden      30     F                             England   Boston
51   Ann         Dearden       8     F                             England   Boston
52   Michael     Sheridan     35     M  Labourer                   Ireland   Sowell        One Box
53   Martin      Moran        40     M  Tailor                     Ireland   New York      One Box
54   Samuel      Kemm         26     M  Farmer                     England   Pitsburg      Two Boxes
55   William     Pear         22     M  Farmer                     England   Pitsburg      One Box
56*  ?ey         Holl?e       28     M  Sign Writer                England   New York      One Box 
57*  Mr Robert   Moore        23     M  Merchant                   Scotland  New York      Two Boxes and
                                                                                             One Barrel
Signed Thos Alexander
57 Passengers


Transcriber's Notes:

* The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder.
? The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to the quality of
  original document.
* The column died on voyage was used for Baggage


 2  Pitsburg spelled in this manner throughout manifest, baggage says "one box one family"
    with parenthesis
 8  Missing letter either an "n" or "w"
12  Missing letter either a "b" or "l"
13  Baggage says "one box one family" with parenthesis
15  Baggage says "one family two boxes" with parenthesis
18  Cannot read age, baggage says "one family three boxes" with parenthesis
23  First name may be Dodge, baggage says "one family three boxes" with parenthesis
34  Baggage says "one family two boxes" with parenthesis
35  Cannot read age
39  Baggage says "one family four boxes" with parenthesis
46  Baggage says "one family three boxes" with parenthesis
49  Baggage says "one family one box" with parenthesis
56  First name either Key or Hey, last name may be Hollaze
57  "Cabin Passenger" written beneath name

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 48.
Transcribed by Patricia Reardon Gault a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 October 1999
Reviewed by Patricia Reardon Gault a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 September 2009



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