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Ship Washington Alston
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Ship Washington Alston of Boston whereof Laban Howes is Master, burthen 399 tons and 4/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Bangor (Wales) for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they severally belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants, died on the voyage. All the passengers intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so that column will be eliminated here.
1 William Jones 34 male mechanic Wales 2 Katherine Jones * 3? female wife of above Wales 3 Jane Jones 5 female Wales 4 Hugh Jones 3 male Wales 5 Ann Jones infant female Wales 6 Griffith Jones 39 male mechanic Wales 7 Margaret Jones 34 female wife of above Wales 8 Jane Jones 13 female Wales 9 William Jones 10 male Wales 10 Margaret Jones 5 female Wales 11 Ann Jones 3 female Wales 12 Griffith Jones, Jr infant male Wales died at sea 27th May 13 Mary Roberts 25 female domestic servant Wales 14 Elizabeth Evens 11 female Wales 15 Robert Roberts 24 male labourer Wales 16 Richard Owen 24 male mechanic Wales 17 Peter Martin 35 male labourer Ireland 18 David Williams 21 male mechanic Wales 19 Owen Samuel 40 male mechanic Wales 20 Grace Samuel 37 female wife of above Wales 21 Ann Samuel 11 female Wales 22 Ellen Samuel 9 female Wales 23 Grace Samuel 7 female Wales 24 Henry Samuel 5 male Wales 25 Richard Samuel infant male Wales 26 Jane Samuel infant female Wales 27 Samuel S?mes * 25 male labourer Ireland 28 William Day 30 male labourer Ireland 29 John Jones 46 male mechanic Wales 30 Jane Jones 31 female wife of above Wales 31 Samuel Jones 21 male mechanic Wales 32 Eliza Jones 5 female Wales 33 Robert Cuddy 21 male mechanic Ireland 34 Patrick Odonough 22 male mechanic Ireland 35 James Hartigan 28 male mechanic Ireland 36 Mary Jones 20 female domestic servant Ireland 37 Hugh Hughs 50 male joiner Wales 38 Margaret Hughs 23 female single woman Wales 39 Jane Hughs 20 female single woman Wales 40 Ellen Hughs 11 female Wales 41 John Samuel 34 male mechanic Wales 42 Mary Samuel 31 female wife of above Wales 43 Hugh Samuel 6 male Wales 44 John Samuel 4 male Wales 45 Margaret Samuel 1y6mo female Wales 46 Ann Samuel infant female Wales 47 Robert Moses 41 male mechanic Wales 48 Katherine Moses 40 female wife of above Wales 49 Margaret Moses 13 female Wales 50 Robert Moses 11 male Wales 51 George Moses 8 male Wales 52 William Moses 5 male Wales 53 William Owens 25 male mechanic Wales 54 Even Thomas 21 male mechanic Wales 55 Samuel Owen 67 male mechanic Wales 56 Ann Owen 66 female wife of above Wales 57 Robert Williams 29 male farmer Wales 58 Margaret Jones * ?0 female widow Wales 59 Mary Jones 21 female single woman Wales 60 Griffith Jones 19 male labourer Wales 61 Elizabeth Jones 12 female Wales 62 Jane Jones 9 female Wales 63 Ann Jones 7 female Wales 64 Owen Jones 6 male Wales 65 Katherine Jones 3 male Wales died 22nd May of sickness 66 William Williams 55 male shoemaker Wales 67 Elizabeth Williams 50 female wife of above Wales 68 Maria Williams 11 female Wales 69 Ebenezer Williams 18 male labourer Wales 70 Mary Robarts 22 female domestic servant Wales 71 Daniel Williams 71 male weaver Wales 72 Ann Williams 68 female wife of above Wales died May 9th of sickness 73 Katherine Williams 31 female single woman Wales 74 John Jones 20 male labourer Wales 75 Henry Jones 19 male labourer Wales 76 David Evens 33 male mechanic Wales 77 Margaret Evens 31 female wife of above Wales 78 William Evens 2 male Wales 79 John Evens infant male Wales Transcriber's Notes: #2 age probably 30, possibly 36. #27 surname probably Simes. #58 age probably 50.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 23.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 17 September 1999
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