Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship European
Liverpool, England to New York
4 May 1842
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Thurman McLellan, do solemnly, sincerely, and
truly swear that the following List or Manifest, of the Ship European
and subscribed with my name is now delivered by me to the Collector of the
Customs for the District of New York, contains, to the best of my
knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all Passengers received
on board the Ship European whereof I am Master, from Liverpool.
So help me God. Thurman McLellan
Sworn before me this 4th May 1842 M.L.Davis, Customs Inspector.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship European whereof Thurman McLellan, is master, from
Liverpool burthen (595 14/24 tons.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation. *country to
which they severally belong, and *country in which they intend to
become inhabitants.
1 Martin Lyman 30 Male Farmer
2 Daniel Lyman 20 Male Farmer
3 Daniel Dooly 25 Male Farmer
4 Michael Flynn 22 Male Farmer
5 Walter Kane 35 Male Farmer
6 Mary Kane 34 Female
7 Mary Flynn 30 Female
8 Eliza Flynn 25 Female
9 Winfred Flynn 18 Female
10 William Walsh 27 Male Fireman
11* ?on?s Whelan 28 Male Farmer
12 James Dunavia 25 Male Laborer
13 Mary McDermoth 21 Female
14 Henry Keenan 21 Male Laborer
15 Mrs Keenan 19 Female
16 Peter McAlister 20 Male Laborer
17 Jane McAlister 20 Female
18 Peter Kinley 21 Male Laborer
19 James Donaghy 22 Male Laborer
20* John ??hday 25 Male Brickmaker
21 Robert Gilamday 25 Male Saddlemaker
22 George Gilamday 23 Male Laborer
23 Edmund Graham 20 Male
24 Thomas Anderson 80 Male
25 Thomas Mortmer 12 Male
26 Mary Brady 20 Female
27 Thomas Quinn 25 Tailor
28 Patrick Brennan 25 Tailor
29 Ann Murray 21 Female
30 John Smith 34 Male Farmer
31 Luke Cape 24 Male Farmer
32 Mrs Cape 28 Female
33* James G??er 26 Male Bricklayer
34 Patrick Kinsale 22 Male Laborer
35 Catherine Duffy 14 Female
36 Patrick Fitzpatrick 24 Male Laborer
37 James McCannill 22 Male Shoemaker
38 Christopher Camigton 21 Male Shoemaker
39 Eliza Camigton 19 Female
40 Ann Brody 16 Female
41 Bridget Farrell 20 Female
42 Biddy Byron 21 Female
43 Tarry Liddy 26 Male Laborer
44 John Goodman 21 Male Laborer
45 John McDonito 20 Male Laborer
46 Edmund Duffy 20 Male Laborer
47 Catherine Duffy 21 Female
48 Owen Lamb 21 Male Laborer
49 James McGeongh 39 Male Laborer
50 David Macholland 30 Male Laborer
51 Mrs Macholland 26 Female
52 Mary Macholland 4 Female
53* ?ifans Macholland 4 Female
54 Ellen Kane 18 Female
55 Joseph Dudley 26 Male Laborer
56 William Agle 25 Male Farmer
57 Thomas Falkner 23 Male Butcher
58 Mrs Falkner 20 Female
59 Ann Kern 19 Female
60 Ruban Many 20 Male Laborer
61 Hargand Many 20 Female
62 Mary Reynolds 30 Female
63 Edward Campbell 21 Male Blacksmith
64 Jaames Smith 24 Male Laborer
65 Thomas Garrigan 20 Male Laborer
66 Robert Frazer 21 Male Laborer
67 Jane Frazer 20 Female
68* Infant Frazer
69 James Kent 20 Male Laborer
70 James Duffy 20 Male Shoemaker
71 James Bennett 20 Male Laborer
72 Mrs. Farrell 20 Female
73 James Riley 26 Male Laborer
74 Catherine Ham 22 Female
75 Beman Liddy 30 Male Laborer
76 Mary Cesack 22 Female
77 Bridget McKean 21 Female
78 Philip Tramer 29 Male Farmer
79 Bessy Tramer 27 Female
80* Infant Tramer
81 Bridget Good 40 Female
82 Penny Good 20 Female
83 Michael Kelly 56 Male Laborer
84 Beman Kelly 19 Male Laborer
85 Pat Carrien 20 Male Laborer
86 Thomas McGreeny 24 Male Mason
87 Thomas Lardner 25 Male Laborer
88 William Harmnon 18 Male Laborer
89 Thomas Conghlin 20 Male Laborer
90 James Dean 36 Male Laborer
91 Eliza Dean 24 Female
92 Mary Dean 13 Female
93 David Dean 10 Male
94 James Moore 25 Male Laborer
95 Arthur Kelly 50 Male Laborer
96 Mrs Kelly 45 Female
97 Catherine Kelly 17 Female
98 Arthur Kelly 12 Male
99 John Kerr 28 Male Shoemaker
100 Mrs Kerr 23 Female
101* Infant Kerr
102 Charles McDaniel 30 Male Laborer
103 Thomas Gamble 23 Male Plasterer
104 Berman Shultz 24 Male Laborer
105 Patrick Carman 28 Male Laborer
106 Sally Carman 18 Female
107 Rose Reilly 17 Female
108 Hugh Casey 50 Male Laborer
109 Mrs. Casey 50 Female
110 Catherine Casey 13 Female
111 James Casey 13 Male Laborer
112 Mary Casey 7 Female
113 Ann Casey 5 Female
114 Hugh Grey 34 Male Laborer
115 Robert Mallen 40 Male Laborer
116 Mary Grey 65 Female
117 James Grey 4 Male
118 John Grey 2 Male
119 Mrs Grey 30 Female
120 Ann Gaffney 21 Female
121 Ann Smith 20 Female
122 Bridget Mallen 20 Female
123 Peter Byrne 24 Male Laborer
124 George Savage 24 Male Weave
125 Rose Mallen 13 Female
126 Ann Carthy 18 Female
127 Bryan Fields 24 Male Laborer
128 Bridget Fields 22 Female
129 Philip Cannell 30 Male Laborer
130 Mrs Duffy 28 Female
131 Rose Duffy 20 Female
132 Mary Duffy 6 Female
133 Bridget Duffy 5 Female
134 Mary Byrne 19 Female
135 Margt Donnelly 19 Female
136 Catherine James 16 Female
137 Bridget McGowen 18 Female
138 Ann Morden 20 Female
139 Mary McGowen 18 Female
140 Micheal Gallagher 21 Male Laborer
141 John Doyle 24 Male Laborer
142 James Flyman 22 Male Laborer
143 Timathy Flyman 20 Male Laborer
144 Catherine Brinke 17 Female
145 Bridget Brinke 20 Female
146 John Borgin 20 Male Laborer
147 Ann Bennan 20 Female
148 Ann Moran 24 Female
149 Luke Farrell 22 Male Farmer
150 Micheal Riley 21 Male Laborer
151 Lawrence Watson 27 Male Laborer
152 Barney Rielly 21 Male Laborer
153 Pat Smith 20 Male Laborer
154 Pat Burke 19 Male Laborer
155 John Bough 17 Male Laborer
156 Mary Rigley 45 Female
157 Ann Rigley 20 Female
158 Hugh Rigley 12 Male
159 Hugh Moore 22 Male Laborer
160 Patrick Cavanagh 21 Male Laborer
161 Alice Cavanagh 13 Female
162* Alice Cavanagh 8 Female
163 Bessy Featherstin 21 Female
164 Mary McCabe 19 Female
165 John McCabe 16 Male Laborer
166 Alley McCabe 11 Female
167 Bessy McCabe 8 Female
168 Catherine Reilly 30 Female
169 Mary Reilly 7 Female
170 Peter Reilly 5 Male
171 Patrick Millan 34 Male Laborer
172 Beman Reilly 20 Male Laborer
173 Rose McCormick 40 Female
174 Francy McCormick 16 Female
175 Rose McCormick 10 Female
176 Mary Leivan 28 Female
177 Betsy Leivan 16 Female
178 Franney Leivan 12 Female
179 James Dolan 21 Male Spinner
180 Ellen Smith 18 Female
181 Lucy Smith 20 Female
182 James Brady 23 Male Laborer
183 Mary McMahon 18 Female
184 Rose McCormick 20 Female
185 John McCormick 20 Male Laborer
186 Bridget Conwell 21 Female
187 Edwin Moran 19 Male Laborer
188* Hanna C??hshan 6 Female
189* Ann C??hshan 20 Female
190 Francey Duffy 20 Female
191 Ann Duffy 15 Female
192 Michael Lamb 20 Male Laborer
193 Sarah McMahan 21 Female
194 Mary Littlewood 20 Female
195 Isabella Casey 19 Female
196 Winney Warsghton 35 Female
197 Rose Warsghton 9 Female
198 Cath Warsghton 6 Female
199 Ann Warsghton 4 Female
200 Edward Warsghton 2 Male
201 Michael Golden 21 Male Laborer
202 Hugh McCabe 21 Male Laborer
203 Susan Murray 20 Female
204 Hugh Murray 21 Male Laborer
205 Cath Naughton 30 Female
206* John B?ran 20 Male Laborer
207 Mary Swan 21 Female
208 James Keagh 37 Male Brewer
209* J Cavanagh 26 Male Spinner
210* B Momson 26 Male Spinner
211 Wm Kinsley 39 Male Carpenter
212 Thomas Riley 20 Male Laborer
213* D Lasey 26 Male Shoemaker
214* H O'Brien 25 Male Blacksmith
215 Joseph Slack 36 Male Umbrella Maker
216 Mrs Slack 35 Female
217 Richard Hill 28 Male Cloth Draper
218 James Entibrothe 34 Male Spinner
219 James Bemmer 24 Male Miller
220* ?iginial Bower 22 Male Miller
221 James Henchan 29 Male Dye
222 Mrs Henchan 29 Female
223 John Hodson 24 Male Laborer
224 Michael Clay 40 Male Cloth Draper
225 John Elmington 21 Male Cloth Draper
226 David Thompson 30 Male Printer
227 Thomas Marton 20 Male Laborer
228 James Marton 30 Male Laborer
229 Mrs Marton 27 Female
230 John Dacker 28 Male Laborer
231 Edwd Hindle 43 Male Millwright
232 Eliza Hindle 47 Female
233 James Hindle 23 Male Laborer
234 Edwd Hindle 14 Male
235 William Halsted 40 Male Laborer
(Signed) Thurman McLellan
Transcriber's Notes:
The columns "The Country to which they severally belong" and "The Country in which
they intend to become inhabitants" have been left out. Written vertically in the
first column is "Great Britain and Ireland" and the second column "United States".
There was no way to tell which passenger came from which country and all were coming
to the United States.
The manifest was numbered at every 5 passengers. I have filled in the conecting
numbers to facilitate study of the manifest.
#11 The given name was written over. I can't make it out.
#20 I can't make out the first letter and there is a black dot above the second letter
and I'm not sure if it is over a letter or if it is a flaw in the microfilm.
#33 The G is plain but the next two letter are just humps like two n's. But that
make no sense.
#53 The letter is written too small and tight to make out.
#68 There is no sex or age given for this infant.
#80 There is no sex or age given for this infant.
#101 There is no sex or age given for this infant.
#162 This name was just noted by ditto marks for both given and surname.
#188-189 This name could be spelled Couhshan or Covhshan or Corhshan.
#206 This ? could be an a or an o. There is a slight smudge here.
#209-210-213-214 There were only first Initials here.
#220 I just can't make this letter out. Could be C,O or A. I just can't
be sure.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 48
Contributed and Transcribed by
Barbara Grim
a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
5 May 2000
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