Immigrant Ships
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Brig Ganneclefft

I, E. M. Donnaldson, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the Report or Manifest subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the district of Philadelphia, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the passengers which were on board the Brig Ganneclefft at the time of her sailing from the Port of St. Thomas or which have been taken on board at any time since; that I am at present and have been during the voyage master of the said vessel. And I do likewise swear that all matters whatsoever in the said Report or Manifest, are to the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true. So help me God.

Sworn before me, this 24th day of April 1832 (signature unreadable) Collector. (signed) E. M. Donnaldson

Report or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Ganneclefft whereof E. M. Donnaldson is Master, from St. Thomas burthen 200 10/95 Tons and owned by E. M. Donnaldson of Philadelphia and bound Philada.

Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, To What Country Belonging

1  J. S.   Strohm    32  male     merch    U.S. of A.
2  J. ?    Huguenen  24  male     merch    Switzerland
3  Samuel  Page      40  male     mariner  New York
4  George  Latimer   27  male     merch    Philada.
5  A. L.   Hart      45  male     merch    Philada.
6  Rachel  Cappe      7  female            St. Thomas
7  Amella  Bradley   30  female   nurse    St. Thomas


Transcriber's Notes:
* The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to 
  quality of original document.
* two columns were eliminated in this transcription as both were left blank
  Country of which it is their intention to become inhabitants
  Number and Names of Passengers who have died on the Voyage  

Passenger Notes:
* passenger 2: the second initial could be J or S, looks much like the J beside and 
  above it, only it forms a closed shape, like a tall O
* passenger 7: the first letter of this name was partially uncopied, so if it's an A 
  it looks like Amella, probably meaning Amelia. The first letter could also be an S, 
  but the remaining letters wouldn't form a recognizable name

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