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Bark Falmouth

Pictou, Nova Scotia to Providence, Rhode Island
11 July 1850

DISTRICT OF PROVIDENCE - PORT OF PROVIDENCE
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
List of all the passengers taken on board the bark Falmouth of Camden, Isaac W. Sherman, Master, from Pictou, N. S.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong. 
    
  1 George         Bell         23  male    shoemaker   United States           United States 
  2 Mrs.           Bell         20  female              British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  3 Elisabeth      Duncan       20  female              British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  4 Mary           Bradley      64  female              British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  5 Mary Ann       Bradley      22  female              British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  6 Catharine      McGilvery    18  female              British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  7 Catharine      Bruce        70  female              British N. A. Colonies  Canada
  8 Miss C.        Bruce        23  female              British N. A. Colonies  Canada
  9 James          Bruce         3  male    child       British N. A. Colonies  Canada
 10 Flora          Bruce        25  female              British N. A. Colonies  Canada
 11 Master         Bruce         5  male    child       British N. A. Colonies  Canada
 12 Hannah         Bruce        18  female              British N. A. Colonies  Canada
 13 Catharine      Bruce        27  female              British N. A. Colonies  Canada
 14 Roderick       McB?th    *  24  male    farmer      British N. A. Colonies  Canada 
  
Collector's Office
District of Providence
October 1, 1850
(Signed) Wm. ?. Watson, Collector 

Transcriber's Notes:     
 #14 surname looks like McBath.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 16.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
9 March 2000

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