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Ship Hudson
Unspecified Port (England-could be London) to New York
23 August 1828
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK--PORT OF NEW YORK
There is no sworn statement on this manifest.
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Hudson whereof H Chaplin is Master, From London burthen 3686 tons.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country
to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit.
1 Mrs Buckhead 22 Female England United States
2 Mrs Mary Andrews 21 Female England United States
3 Mrs Joan Ray 24 Female England United States
4 Mrs Isabella Turnbul 22 Female England United States
5 Miss H Fahey 12 Female England United States
6 Miss Hannah Livery 10 Female England United States
7 Dr. L Yancy 44 Male M.D. United States United States
8 Thomas S. Haden 20 Male Plater United States United States
9* Androw S.Lindb??n 21 Male Clerk United States United States
10 John Shaw 38 Male Merchant England United States
11 Jonah Jennings 54 Male Gentleman United States United States
12 J.W. Riley 38 Male Gentleman Ireland United States
13 H. E. Sutton 21 Male Gentleman England United States
14 H. Burdon 18 Male Gentleman England United States
15 J.K. Purdon 15 Male Gentleman England United States
16 W. Swan 12 Male Gentleman England United States
17* James Catte??er?? 33 Male Gentleman England United States
18* Mary Ann Hords 24 Male Gentleman England United States
19 Mrs. W. Manning 40 Female England United States
20 Martha Manning 17 Female England United States
21 Thomas Manning 13 Male England United States
22 Elizabeth Manning 11 Female England United States
23 Hannah Manning 8 Female England United States
24* Jams Manning 6 Male England United States
25 Ann Manning 4 Female England United States
26 David Manning 2 Male England United States
27 James Elgar 40 Male Farmer England United States
28 Thomas Paul 37 Male Brass Tinker England United States
29 Maryan Powell 37 Female England United States
30 Eliza Powell 7 Female England United States
31 Susan Powell 7 Female England United States
32 Thomas S. Powell 1 Male England United States
34 Robert Waters 23 Male Farmer England United States
35 Daniel Waters 23 Male Farmer England United States
36 S. Waters 1 Female England United States
37 Thomas Baldwin 37 Male Carpenter England United States
38 Sarah Baldwin 37 Female England United States
39 Susan Baldwin 4?Female England United States
40 Thomas Baldwin 12 Male England United States
41 Mary Baldwin 10 Female England United States
42 John G. Baldwin 8 Male England United States
43* Bern Baldwin 6 Male England United States
44 Caroline Baldwin 4 Female England United States
45 Ellen Baldwin 3 Female England United States
46 Alfred Baldwin 1 Male England United States
47 May Carodine 26 Female England United States
48 Elizabeth Carodine 4 Female England United States
49 Hannah Carodine 2 Female England United States
50 James Pasgin? 39 Male England United States
51* Norah Pasgin? 35 Male England United States
52 Ann Lowry 31 Female England United States
53* Jane Elder 30 Female Upholsterer United States United States
54* Wm S?rro? 34 Male Baker England United States
55 Jason Storm 34 Male Baker England United States
56 W.B. Watson 37 Male Accounttant England United States
57 James Young 58 Male Baker England United States
58 David Donnilson 28 Male Baker England United States
59 William Pace 25 Male Miller England United States
60 Philip Delhony 36 Male Parson Ireland United States
61* Owen McKenna 33 Male Marbler Pols Ireland United States
62* John Bulkley 43 Male Cordwander England United States
63 Thomas Collins 37 Male Distiller Ireland United States
64 Thomas Watson 31 Tin Plateworker England United States
65 Lousia Watson 33 Female England United States
66 Matilda Watson 9 Female England United States
67 Susan Watson 11 Female England United States
68 Thomas Watson Jr 9 Male England United States
69 William Kelly 45 Male Plumber and Glazer England United States
70 John Honour 28 Male Merchant Germany United States
71 John Waymatcher 31 Male Merchant Germany United States
72 William Chig??? 46 Male Book Maker England United States
73 Martha Chig??? 41 Female England United States
74 Norah Chig??? 20 Female England United States
75 Charly Chig??? 12 Male England United States
76 Catharine Chig??? 10 Female England United States
77 John Smith 45 Male Blacksmith England United States
78 Elias Godding 42 Male Blacksmith England United States
79 Mary Godding 50 Female England United States
80 Elizabeth Davy 50 Female S?an??n? England United States
81* Betsey Garrah 17 Female S?an??n? England United States
82 John Addams 45 Male Sherriff England United States
83 Alfred Addams 13 Male England United States
84* Polly W. Conny 50 Male England United States
85* Mary Conny 14 Male England United States
86 Tom Conny 13 Male England United States
87 Polly Conny 12 Male England United States
88* Josey Conny 11 Male England United States
89 Georg Handcock 30 Male Brass Maker England United States
90 Thomas Gorack 22 Male Carpenter England United States
91* James Blake 35 Male Lavourer England United States
Signed Henry L Chaplin
Transcriber's Notes:
This writer is very sloppy with his spelling, his writing, and his use of ditto
marks. There are places, listed below, where obviously female persons are
described as male, and where ditto marks indicate that infant children have
occupations such as tin plater worker. I have added a gender where none was
indicated. I have not put the children down as having an occupation where
this was indicated by ditto marks. If you get a hit on this list, have a look
at the original to see if you agree with my characterizations.
None died on the voyage so I have omitted this column which was present on the
original manifest.
9 Undoubtedly means Andrew. This transcriber is not a careful speller. Later
on in the list, he transcribes a husband's surname as Paul, and the wife's as
Powell.
17 The letter following the first 'e' is likely a 't' or some other letter with
a tall stroke. The rest looks like "ierts", but I cannot be certain.
18 Mary Ann is unlikely to be either Male or a Gentleman!
24 Probably misspelled James
46 Short for Bernard?
50 Can't tell if this is Pasgini or Pasgine. Also this is the only adult male
on the list with no indication of occupation.
54 This entry was on a fold of the original document. It was very hard to read.
It looks like Sorrow, but I can't really be sure
84 Polly W. Conny. I wondered at first if this were McConny, but others of his
party are styled Conny, so I am presuming it is a W. with a very pronounced
dot after the "W". Also under the occupation there is a ditto mark under the
six names following the Sherriff John Addams. I hesitate to think that Polly
Conny and his sons are all Sherriffs!
86 assigned gender obviously wrong
88 assigned gender may be incorrect
91 Probably an ill-formed "b" makes it appear as Lavourer
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 12.
Transcribed by Christine Adams
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
March 27, 2000
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