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Ship Jonathan
Newgate (Prison), London, England to Maryland
departure 19 day Febr 1723
A true list of all the Prisoners taken from Newgate and Shipped
on board the Jonathan Capt. Darby Lux Com. bound for Maryland and
delivered on the one and thirtyeth day of Janry 1721 which said persons
were delivered ? 19 day Febr 1723 by Mr. Jona. Forward of London Mercht.
1 David Pritchett 19 Richard Ernie
2 Edwd. Collett 20 Sol.o Hargrave
3 John Dixon 21 John Crady
4 Steph Walker 22 Wm Martin
5 Charles Lynch 23* Wm Rose
6 John Dyer 24 Thos. Beesley
7 Samuel Cole 25* John Harne
8* James Bilk 26 Jona Roberts
9 John Watkine 27 Jona Russell
10* F?a. Wanklin 28 Arthur Watson
11 Jam. Anderson 29 Berthia Ficher
12 Wm Edwards 30 Eliz.a Wlaker
13 thos. Williams 31 Lydia Finlow
14 saml. Moulson 32 Sarah Nutt
15 Thos. Nicholle 33 Mary Burroughe
16 John flint 34 Jane Richmond
17 Jerm ats L Gales 35 Marg.t Hayce
18 Arthur Fullerton 36 Eliz.a Knight
These are to certify whom it may concern ? the Prisoners
above named being in Number 36 are reced by me on board of the Ship
Jonathan, from Mr. Jona. Forward of London Mercht to be transported
to Maryland dated ? 19 Day of Febr 1723.
Signed: Darby Lux
Witness John Parry Turnkey
John Butler
Transcriber's Notes:
In transcribing I have tried to keep the original case size of each word
and spelling of this document and have not changed any punctuation or any
known abbreviations.
Several words were abbreviated.
ats - seems to be "also known as" or an alias
These ships do not state a date of departure or arrival. The financial
records are recorded from May 1720 to Nov 1725.
8 Bilk could be Bilb
10 F?a could be Fra
23 Rose is written as a leading s but there is no other s in the name,
looks just like the fs or leading s in 27 Russell
25 Harne could be Harvie, Hame, Havne
Generously Contributed by Hank Mabe
Public Record Office at Kew, England
Transcribed by Sheila Tate
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
23 June 2000
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