Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship Edward
Belfast, Ireland to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Unspecified Date of Arrival in 1803
DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA – PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
List of passengers intending to go from Belfast to Philadelphia in the
Ship Edward, from Belfast, 19 April 1803.*
Columns represent: name, occupation, age.
1 James Greg farmer 46
2 Thomas Greg farmer 18
3 John Greg farmer 19
4 Thomas Fleming labourer 19
5 Hugh Porter labourer 24
6 John Martin labourer 21
7 Alexr McMeekin labourer 21
8 Adm Dunn * farmer 30
9 Thomas Monks farmer 60
10 Robert Monks farmer 22
11 Joseph Monks farmer 20
12 Thomas Monks farmer 17
13 John Smith labourer 20
14 Hu McBride * labourer 26
15 W McBride labourer 25
16 W Dawson labourer 28
17 Jno Craven labourer 25
18 James Fox labourer 40
19 Ja Mooney * labourer 16
20 James Towel labourer 22
21 James Burns labourer 20
22 Robt Labody gent 32
23 Hers McCullough * farmer 27
24 Wm Scott farmer 22
25 James Kirkman farmer 40
26 Wm Bingham farmer 40
27 James Bingham farmer 14
28 John Norris labourer 16
29 Hugh Murphy labourer 18
30 Edwd Wilson gent 18
31 Ardsal Hanlay * labourer 22
32 James Read labourer 23
33 Jos Haddock labourer 27
Transcriber's Notes:
* This was probably near the date of departure from Ireland. It probably
arrived during the summer months.
#8 first name as found.
#14 same as #8.
#19 same as #8.
#23 same as #8.
#31 same as #8.
This information was originally published in "Passenger Lists to America"
in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, along with
a number of other lists, between 1906 and 1912, by Gerald Fothergill.
These lists were found by Fothergill, while searching through the
British Archives, in British Museum Manuscript Add. 35932.
It was subsequently published in "Ship Passenger Lists" by Carl Boyer 3rd,
in 1977, Newhall, California. Library of Congress Catalogue number:
76-37355.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer
a member of
the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 January 2000
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