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Schooner St. Michaels

St John, NB to New York
25 May 1825

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I Reuben Crowell 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 New-York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Schooner St. Michaels whereof I am Master, from St Johns NB. So help me God Reuben Crowell. Sworn to, the 25 May 1825, before me ?
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Schooner Saint Michaels whereof Crowell is Master, from St John NB Burthen 127 49/70 Tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants. There being no births or deaths on this voyage, that column is omitted. 
  1  Samuel Spence       40   male    Carpenter   St John NB   United States
  2  Rebekah Spence      38   female  Wife        St John NB   United States
  3  William Spence      10   male    Child       St John NB   United States
  4  Charlotte Spence     7   female  Child       St John NB   United States
  5  John Short          18   male    Student     St John NB   United States
  6  Mary Marvin         22   female  Lady        St John NB   United States
  7  Eliza Dominick      20   female  Lady        St John NB   St John NB
  8  James Dominick      18   male    Clerk       St John NB   St John NB
  9  Eliza Hunt          28   female  Lady        St John NB   St John NB
10  Walter Humes         35   male    Merchant    St John NB   United States
11  Richard Murphy       30   male    Laborer     Ireland      United States 
12  John Hergan          26   male    Laborer     Ireland      United States 
13  Mary Hergan          24   female  Wife        Ireland      United States 
14  John Hergan           2   male    Child       Ireland      United States
15  Hannah Cunningam*    30   female  Servant     Ireland      United States 
16  Rhoda Cunningham      7   female  Child       Ireland      United States 
17  Mary Cunningam*       5   female  Child       Ireland      United States 
18  James McIntire       50   male    Laborer     Ireland      United States 
19  Mary McIntire        18   female  Child       Ireland      United States 
20  ?????? McIntire      16   male    Child       Ireland      United States   
21  Hannah McIntire      12   female  Child       Ireland      United States 
22  Be????? Cahines      28   female  Servant     Ireland      United States  
23  Thomas Cahines        4   male    Laborer*    Ireland      United States 
24  Mary Cahines          2   female  Child       Ireland      United States 
Signed:  Reuben Crowell 

Transcriber's Notes: 

 * The "?" in the sworn statement signifies an indecipherable signature. 
 * Passengers 7,8,9 list their country of intended occupancy as St John NB 
   (perhaps a mistake). 
 * Passengers # 15 and 17 have their surname spelled as Cunningam--more likely 
   should be Cunningham as is found for passenger # 16. 
 * Passenger # 20 Given name is indecipherable, may begin with an "H" 
 * Passenger # 22 Given name seems to be Bercteo or Berches, but difficult to 
   decipher.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 7, List 293
Transcribed by Gene Janssen for The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild.
11 June 1999


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