Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
SS Andes
Kingston, Jamaica to New York
May 1880
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Augustus Ferguson, Master of the Steamship Andes, do solemnly, sincerely and truly ____ that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said SS Andes at Kingston from which port said SS Andes has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. So help me God, (signed) A. Ferguson. Sworn to this ______ Before me, (signature unreadable).
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Steamship Andes whereof Augustus Ferguson is Master from Kingston burthen 16 tons.
Columns represent: NAMES, AGE, SEX, OCCUPATION, The country to which they severally belong, The country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on the voyage, Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 Mr. Frederick Luddeke 50 male Merchant Germany Germany 1st Cabin
2 Mr. Charles A. Wehner 35 male Merchant Germany Germany 1st Cabin
3* Mr. C.A. De??ost 48 male Merchant France France 1st Cabin
4* Mr. A.A. Ysalg?e 42 male Merchant France France 1st Cabin
5* Mrs. A.A. Ysalg?e 35 female None France France 1st Cabin
6 Mr. S. Demenran 28 male Merchant France France 1st Cabin
7 Mr. E. Travieso 28 male Merchant Hayti Hayti 1st Cabin
8 Miss A. Travieso 20 female None Hayti Hayti 1st Cabin
9 Mr. Louis Duperval 36 male Merchant Hayti Hayti 1st Cabin
10 Mr. James Nully 35 male Engineer USA USA 1st Cabin
11 Mr. G. Dennsen 26 male Clerk USA USA 1st Cabin
12* Mr. S.C. Thom? 47 male Merchant USA USA 1st Cabin
13 Mr. Isaac Levy 69 male Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
14 Mrs. Isaac Levy 53 female None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
15* Mr. Eustace de Cordova 2? Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
16 Mrs. Eustace de Cordova 25 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
17 Mrs. Harriet Orgill 40 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
18 Mrs. Maria Jones 45 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
19* Mrs. Maria Pendergast 45 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
20 Mrs. Emily Smith 30 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
21 Miss Maria L. Orgill 18 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
22 Miss Maria Jones 40 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
23 Miss Marion Lord 16 None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
24 Mr. T.H. Marlton 45 Merchant Canada Canada 1st Cabin
25 Mrs. T.H. Marlton 36 None Canada Canada 1st Cabin
26 Master T.H. Marlton 5 None Canada Canada 1st Cabin
27 Master Elmer Marlton 3 None Canada Canada 1st Cabin
28 Dr. Charles Vrooman 38 Physician USA USA 1st Cabin
29 Mrs. Cha^s Vrooman 28 None USA USA 1st Cabin
30 Mr. M.F. Hall 45 Merchant Canada Canada 1st Cabin
31 Mr. Geo H. Lyons 35 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
32 Mr. H. Brown 22 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
33 Mr. E.N. Hart 36 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
34 Mr. B.M. Dias 39 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
35 Mr. Tho^s Sargood 40 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
36* Mr. E.E. Ty??ell 55 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
37 Mr. A.M. Nathan 38 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
38 Mr. John Death 39 Merchant Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
39 Mr. Charles Ripoll 37 male Gov't Official Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
40 Mr. John Maclachlin 25 male Planter Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
41* Mr. H.?. Kemp 37 male None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
42* Mr. J. Le?ch 19 male None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
43 Miss Maria Davis 18 female None Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
44 Mr. E.B. Stephenson 40 male Planter Jamaica Jamaica 1st Cabin
(signed) ?. Ferguson, Master
Transcriber's notes:
There is no date visible on the list. The ship preceding it on the film is
dated May 19 and the ship following it is dated May 20 so this ship's date
could be either one.
An asterisk is used to call your attention to additional information
concerning the passenger in the notes below.
The ? marks indicate letters or words that cannot be read due to the
quality of the original document.
The symbol ^ means that the letters following this symbol are written
as a superscript, i.e., they are written above the letters preceding them.
This indicates that the name has been shortened.
Passengers were not numbered on the original list.
There were no deaths on this voyage and I've eliminated the Death column.
The following notes are listed by passenger number:
3 Mr. C.A. De??ost - This part of the film is quite faint. The name is
either Demost or Dernost.
4 and 5 Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Ysalg?e - The name is either Ysalgne or Ysalgue.
12 Mr. S.C. Thom? - This letter is very faint and may actually be two
letters, neither of which falls below or extends high above the line.
15 Mr. Eustace de Cordova - His age is either 27 or 29.
19 Mrs. Maria Pendergast - The surname was originally written as
Pengergast and then the D was written directly on top of the G.
36 Mr. E.E. Ty??ell - I think the two letters are both probably R but
they're not written as most other R's on the list. The name could be
Tyrrell, Tymell, or Tynell.
41 Mr. H.?. Kemp - This letter is very faint. It is either A, C, or O.
42 Mr. J. Le?ch - Very faint. The name is either Leich or Lerch.
Correspondence 03/29/2004 passengers de Cordova
The De Cordova family settled in New York with at least three children.
Their daughter, Myra de Cordova (b. 1877.) married Edwin Solis Brickner
in 1900 and they had three daughters. Edwin S. Brickner's uncle, Moses
Maness Ritterband, had a son, Leon Maness R., who married my 1st
cousin, once removed, Laura\Lollie Berman. Yes, it is convoluted.
You may see more of the family on my website, http://online.dralex.com/jberlowitz
Judith Berlowitz, Berkeley, California
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 426, List 575.
Transcribed by Regan Kanaley
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
August 6, 2000
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