Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Sloop Adventure
Newfoundland to Boston, Massachusetts
24 September 1716
DISTRICT OF BOSTON - PORT OF BOSTON
Massachusetts - Impost Office - Boston
Vessels Entered in the Month of 24 September 1716
John Larment ye
Sloop Adventure frm.* Newfoundland
1 Mark Dem Mariner
2 Pierce Dwyre Mariner
3 Pierce Gent Mariner
4 James Garwin Mariner
5 Nichs* Robert Mariner
6 Wm* Warrin Mariner
7 Thos* Chevalier Mariner
8 Jno*. Chevalier Mariner
9 Jacob Am Mariner
10 John Lebrok Mariner
11 Phillip Lemarmett Mariner
12 Simon Levil Mariner
13 Peirce Leprevet Mariner
14 James Rabay Mariner
15 Thos* Boami Mariner
16 Michl*. Rabay Mariner
17 Thos. Blondell Mariner
18 Glande Lesage Mariner
19 Bertrem Denisod Mariner
20 Barnard Uherene Mariner
21 Micha.* Thomas Mariner
22 Jno* Lovlel Mariner
23 Jearge Parker Mariner
24 John Lecras Mariner
25 Thos Steeme Mariner
26 Thos. Baily Mariner
27 Honori Silvester Mariner
Transcribers notes:
* An asterisk indicates an omission or error made by the original
recorder.
* , 5, 6, 7, 8, 15, 16, 21, 22 : the last letter of the given name was
raised.
Sara E. Leonard
2 Highland Street
Topsham, Maine 04086
TWENTY-NINTH REPORT BOSTON RECORDS MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS
Published Boston: Municipal Printing Office 1900.
Page 229
Contributed by Sara E. Leonard for the Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild
20 May 2000
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