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Brig Canton

Bristol, England, to Philadephia, PA
May 2, 1832

No sworn statement.
A List of Passengers on the Brig Canton from Bristol, E.
Columns represent: name, age, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit, occupation.
    
 1  John Skinner     40      Joiner
 2  George Skinner   30      Farmer
 3  Sarah Skinner    27      wife of John
 4  Fanny Skinner     6      child of John
 5  Eliza Skinner     9 mo   child of John
 6  Eliz. Harryman   20      Dressmaker
 7  Thomas Harris    27      Farmer
 8  John Davis       27      Joiner
 9  W.B. Williams    21      Shoemaker
10  John Todd        52      Doctor
11  Ann Todd         53      wife of John
12  John Todd Jr     23      Shoemaker
13  Harriet Todd     25      daughter of John
14  Sarah Todd       25      wife of J. Todd Jr
15  Jane Todd        18      daughter of John
16  Caroline Todd    14      daughter of John
17  Silvester Todd   17      Shoemaker
18  Harriet Todd      1 1/2  child
19  Henry Todd       11      child
20  Edwin Todd        8      child
                                       
29 April 1832
(signed) Zachariah Garb???

    
Transcriber's Notes:

Country of origin for all passengers was England, this column was omitted
Country of destination for all passengers was United States, this column was omitted
These passengers were numbered by the transcriber, not on the original file.

Captain's name: could be Garberth or Garbuth or similar.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 47.
Transcribed by Chris Offerman a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
May 24, 2000

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