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Barque Ann Harley
Glasgow, Scotland to New York
11 December 1846
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK – PORT OF NEW YORK
I do solemly, sincerely and truly declare that the following List or
Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to
the Collector of 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 British Barque* Ann Harley whereof
I am Master, from __________________.
Sworn to this 11th Dec. 1846 unreadable signature?
Before me_____________________ So Help Me God Robt. Scott
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Bark Ann Harley
Robt Scott is Master, from Glasgow burthen 426
Columns represent: number (not shown on Manifest), Names, Age years, Age
months, Sex, Occupation, country to which they severally belonged. Last two
columns on the manifest are not shown below as the next column is headed "The country in which they intend to become inhabitants" and all of them were heading for the United states. The last column was headed "Died on the Voyage" and none did die.
1 Parick McTapny? 45 Male Weaver Ireland
2 Hanah McTapny? 32 Female Wife of Patrick Ireland
3 Edward McTapny? 10 Male Son of Patrick Ireland
4 Patrick McTapny? 10 Male Son of Patrick Ireland
5 Edward Kerrol 21 Male Iron Turner Ireland
6 Mrs. Janet Strain 28 Female Going to her husband Scotland
7 Sarah Strain 2 Female Daughter of Janet Scotland
8 Isabella Strain 5 Female Daughter of Janet Scotland
9 Janet McDevitt 3* Female Going to her husband Ireland
10 Mrs. I? McKinlay? 25 Female Going to her husband Scotland
11 Janet McKinlay? 2 Female Daughter of Janet Scotland
12 Marg't McKinlay? 4 Female Daughter of Janet Scotland
13 Bridgett McKay? 19 Female Spinster Ireland
14 Janet? Lyle ? Female Spinster Scotland
15 John Reid 28 Male Strop Presser? Scotland
16 Mary Reid 25 Female Spinster Scotland
17 Maria Sinclair 25 Female Bonnet maker Scotland
18 David Hargon? 40 Male Slater? ? Plasterer Ireland
19 John Fleming 21? Male Bookbinder Scotland
20 Mrs. M Scott 40 Female Going to her husband England
21 James G.? Scott 18? Male Mariner America
22 Thomas C.? Jordan 25 Male Land surveyor Scotland
23 Andrew Blackwood 28 Male Cooper Scotland
24 Mrs. A. Blackwood 28 Female Wife of Andrew Scotland
25 Mrs. F?ord 40 Female Going to her husband Scotland
26 Christina Ford 8 Female Daughter of Mrs. Ford Scotland
27 Thomas Ford 2 Male Daughter* of Mrs. Ford Scotland
28 Agness Ford 3 Female Son* of Mrs. Ford Scotland
29 Mrs. Agness Hurd 50 Female Going to her husband Ireland
30 James Hurd 11 Male Son of Agness Scotland
31 Robt Hurd 9 Male Son of Agness Scotland
32 Mrs. Sleith? 24 Female Going to her husband Ireland
33 Mrs. Nevin 22 Female Going to her husband Scotland
34 Mrs. Sarah ??ekie? 21 Female Going to her husband Scotland
35 Wm Armstrong 50 Male Shoemaker Scotland
36 Eliz' Horburn? 15 Female Spinster Scotland
37 Mrs G.?L.? Richardson 50 In the Cabin
38 Miss? I? Anderson 30 In the Cabin
39 Miss? Jemima Lemison? 20 In the Cabin
40 Miss? J. R Gardner 20 In the Cabin
41 Mr. A.Y? Gardner 21 In the Cabin
42 Mr. John Prowler? 30 In the Cabin
43 Mr. Robt Bell 14 In the Cabin
Robt Scott (signature)
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of a ? indicates a word or letter that could not be read with
certainty due to quality of the original document or the handwriting of
the original transcriber.
The use of an * indicates what maybe an error in the original transcriber's
notes.
* - note that the original manifest spells both Barque and Bark for type
of ship.
1. through 4. Last name may not be McTapny-might be McTapnez or McTapny
9. Either age as 3 yrs. or going to her husband is an error.
10. Uncertain of the initial of her first name being an "i" and the last
name being McKinlay
11. thru 12. Uncertain of the last name being McKinlay
13. Uncertain of the last name being McKay
14. Uncertain that the first name is Janet and her age is blotted for the
most part.
15. Strop Presser looks clear and true, but am not sure what a "Strop
Presser" was.
18. Haron may be Morgan. Slater, maybe Plater, is an unknown occupation and
there is an unknow letter or symbol between it & Plasterer.
19. Age may be 23 or 27 - 2nd digit is unclear.
21. Not certain that the middle name Initial is "G"
22. Not certain that the middle name Initial is "C"
25. through 28. Not certain that the first letter of last name is an "F"
27. and 28. The original transcriber probably switched the relationships of
these 2 individuals.
32. Not certain that the first letter of last name is an "S"
34. First letters of her last name are blotted out.
36. Last name may be Harburn or Thorburn.
37. through 43. No occupations or countries are listed.
37. Not certain that the initials are as shown.
38. through 40. Not certain if the title is "Miss"
39. Not sure if 1st letter of last name is an "L"
42. Not sure if 1st letter of last name is a "P" - last name might be
Crawford
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 65.
Transcribed by Harry Green
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
5 March 2000
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