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Schooner Catharine
Pictou, P.E. Island, Canada* to Boston, Massachusetts
8 September 1846
DISTRICT OF BOSTON - PORT OF BOSTON
Copy of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Sch Catharine of P E Island whereof h Webster is Master, burthen 81 tons, and 94th of a ton, bound from the port of Pictou for Boston.
Columns represent:
Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, Trade or Profession, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Remarks relative to any who may have died or left the vessel during the voyage.
1 Pat Kenney 20 Male United States United States
2 Mrs Bridgman 30 female United States United States
3 Mary Lam 21 female United States United States
4 Bridget Moore 23 female United States United States
5 Mary Duffey 25 female United States United States
6 Mary O'Neil 15 female United States United States
7 John Frazer 18 Male United States United States
8 Mary Ann Frazer 18 female United States United States
9* Margt Trayner 15 female United States United States
10 Betsy Duffy 16 female United States United States
11 Mrs Henderson 32 female United States United States
12 T Henderson 12 Male United States United States
13 Maria Henderson 1 female United States United States
14 Mrs Ward 40 female United States United States
15 Ellen Ward 9 female United States United States
16 Mary Ann Ward 8 female United States United States
17 John Ward 6 Male United States United States
18 James Ward 3 Male United States United States
19 Bill Ward 2 Male United States United States
20 T Murphy 32 Male United States United States
21 Mr Walsh 27 Male United States United States
22 Mrs Walsh 20 female United States United States
23 Louisa Riley 21 female United States United States
Transcriber's notes:
* The Captain did not fill in the occupation column so have
eliminated this column also the Death column.
* P.E. Island is the abbreviation for Prince Edward Island, Canada
Passenger #9 - Margt is spelled this way for Margaret
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 22, List 423.
Transcribed by Bette Dew
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
27 August 2000
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