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Brig Brazilian
Ballyshannon, Ireland to Boston, Massachusetts
26 July 1847
DISTRICT OF BOSTON - PORT OF BOSTON
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Brig Brazilian of Prospect whereof Robert Hichborn is Master, burthen 163 tons and (not filled in)/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Bullyshamon* for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation,
country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit. All the passengers were recorded as being from Ireland and all intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so those columns will be eliminated here.
1 Michael McGloin 22 male shoemaker Ireland U. States
2 Thomas Stephens 28 male labourer
3 Hugh McGoorty 63 male farmer
4 Hugh McGoorty, Jr. 17 male farmer
5 Denis McGoorty 13 male farmer
6 Michael McGoorty 9 male farmer
7 Pat McGloin 48 male labourer
8 Pat McGloin, Jr. 17 male labourer
9 Ann McGloin 11 female servant
10 Pat Roonien 35 male labourer
11 Mary Roonien 38 female servant
12 James Roonien 9 male servant
13 Pat Roonien 6 male servant
14 Grace O'Donnell 18 female servant
15 Mary McGowan 30 female servant
16* Sarah Mo?day 20 female servant
17 John McDermot 50 male farmer
18 Farrel McDermot 22 male labourer
19 Mary McDermot 20 female servant
20 Cecilia McDermot 16 female servant
21 Robert McGrath 17 male labourer
22 Bridget Rooney 26 female servant
23 Martin McHugh 18 male farmer
24 John McHugh 11 male farmer
25 James McHugh 9 male farmer
26 Mary McHugh 18 female servant
27 Frank McKenny 50 male mechanic
28 Mary McKenny 40 female servant
29 Peter McKenny 16 male labourer
30 Bridget McKenny 13 female servant
31 Charles McKenny 11 male labourer
32 Margaret McKenny 9 female servant
33 Hugh McKenny 5 male labourer
34 Mary McKenny 1 female
35 Mary Quinn 2 female
36 Bridget Quinn 22 female servant
37 Michael Quinn 30 male labourer
38 Daniel Sheran 30 male labourer
39 Ann McIntire 55 female servant
40 Danl McIntire 22 male labourer
41 Margt McIntire 14 female servant
42 Pat Scott 43 male farmer
43 Ellen Scott 43 female servant
44 Mary Scott 20 female servant
45* John Scott 18 female servant
46 James Scott 13 male farmer
47 Bridget Scott 11 female
48 Eliza Scott 9 female
49 Pat Scott 7 male farmer
50 Lawrence Scott 3 male farmer
51 Alice Scott 6wks female
52 Bridget Duke 40 female
53 Rose Duke 10mo female
54 Thomas Duke 24 male farmer
55 Fanny Duncan 20 female
56* Sally Rooni?n 35 female
57 Thomas Conigan 25 male farmer
58 Catharine Conigan 23 female
59 Jane Conigan 1 female
60 Thomas Jones 23 male farmer
61 James Scott 24 male farmer
62 Maria Ferguson 22 female
63 James Kenny 30 male farmer
64 Pat Kenny 33 male farmer
65 Winifred Canny 30 female
66* B??thy McGloin 26 male farmer
67 Hugh McSharry 22 male farmer
68 Bartly McSharry 25 male farmer
69 John Ferguson 30 male farmer
70 Michael Quinn 6mo male
71 John Green 19 male gentleman
Transcriber's Notes:
* Departure port written Bullyshamon, but is probably Ballyshannon,
in County Donegal, Ireland.
#16 surname could be spelled Mouday or Monday.
#45 marked with ditto for female.
#56 surname possibly spelled Roonien or Roonion, perhaps phonetic
for Runyan or Rooney.
#66 first name could be spelled Berthy but perhaps it could be Berty or
the same as #68 Bartly.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 23.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
4 May 2000
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