Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
SS Ludgate Hill
London, England to New York
27 June 1890
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, James Brown Master of the SS Ludgate Hill do solemnly, sincerely and truly
Swear
that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered to
the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of the City of New
York, is a
full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board the said vessel at
London from which port said vessel has now arrived; and that
on said list is truly designated the age, the sex and the calling of each of
said passengers, the location of the compartment or space occupied by each
during the passage, the
country of the citizenship of each, and also the destination or location
intended by each; and that said list or manifest truly sets forth the number
of said passengers who
have died on said voyage, and the dates and causes of death, and the names
and ages of those who died; also of the pieces of luggage of each; alao a
true statement, so
far as it can be ascertained, with reference to the intention of each alien
passenger as to a protracted sojourn in this country, so help me God.
Sworn to me ?????? J. Brown
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS TAKEN ON BOARD THE
SS Ludgate Hill whereof
before me ??????????????? James Brown is Master, from London burthen
______ tons
Columns represent: Names, Age-yrs., Age-mos., Sex, Occupation, Country to
which they severally belong, Country of which they tend to become
inhabitants, location on board, number of pcs. of luggage
1 Rev. A.Greaves 31 M Vicar England North Carolina Saloon 5
2 Mrs. E. Greaves 23 F Wife America North Carolina Saloon
3 ??? Greaves 1 10 M Inf England North Carolina Saloon
4 ??? Greaves 10 M Inf England North Carolina Saloon
5 M. G. LeIscare 20 M none England New York Saloon 2
6 Mrs. Esmour 23 F none England New York Saloon 3
7 Mrs. P. ?urner 52 F none England New York Saloon 2
8 Mr. ? Harvey 41 M none England New York Saloon y?
9 Mrs. Harvey 40 F none England New York Saloon
10 Willie Harvey 1 M In England New York Saloon
11 Catherine White 60 F none England New York 2nd Cabin 3
12 Miss F. Wilder 21 F none England New York 2nd Cabin 2
13 Mr. E. Jurish 29 M Chemist* Russia New Jersey 2nd cabin 4
14 Mr. J. Phillips 30 M Artist England New York 2nd cabin 2
15 Mr. F. Eu?????? 68 M none England Manchester 2nd cabin 4
16 Mr. ?. Ca???????? 22 M Grocer England Colorado 2nd cabin 2
17 Mr A ?akelin 19 M Cook England Minnesota 2nd cabin 4
18 Miss ? ?akelin 21 F Baker England Minnesota 2nd cabin
19 Mr. J. Acroyd 39 M Joiner England Middleboro 2nd cabin 2
20 Leah Tuckerman 44 F none Germany New York Steerage FC y?
21 Isreal Tuckerman 21 M Tailor Germany New York Steerage MC
22 Woolf Tuckerman 11 M - Germany New York Steerage MC
23 Phillip Tuckerman 9 M - Germany New York Steerage MC
24 Hannah Tal????? 55 F none Germany New York Steerage FC 6
25 June Tal????? 18 F mach* Germany New York Steerage FC
26 Ko??? Tal????? 17 F mach* Germany New York Steerage FC
27 Sammuel Tal????? 11 M - Germany New York Steerage MC
28 Lazarus Tal????? 9 M - Germany New York Steerage MC
29 George Watson 29 M labourer England New Jersey Steerage MC y?
30 Eleanor Watson 26 F wife England New Jersey Steerage FC
31 Lawson Watson 9 M - England New Jersey Steerage MC
32 Frances Watson 4 F - England New Jersey Steerage FC
33 George Watson 11 In - England New Jersey Steerage FC
34 Alice Potts 24 F Servant England New Jersey Steerage FC
35 E?? George 25 M Butler England New York Steerage MC 3
36 ?. Barrett 30 M Clerk England New York Steerage MC 3
37 J. Estey 40 M Cook England New York Steerage MC 2
38 Amelia Sharp 34 F none England Chicago Steerage FC 2
39 George Sharp 8 M - England Chicago Steerage MC
40 Mary Sharp 18 F - England Chicago Steerage FC
41 ???? Barrett 21 M Labourer England New York Steerage MC
42 Lucey Young 16 F Servant England Buffalo Steerage FC 2
43 Mrs. E. Cummings 42 F - England Buffalo Steerage FC 2
44 ??eoggie Cummings 10 F - England Buffalo Steerage ?
45 Charles Cummings 8 M - England Buffalo Steerage ?
46 Jeanne Cummings 5 F - England Buffalo Steerage FC
47 George Cummings 2 M - England Buffalo Steerage FC
48 Ed?? Burke 20 M B.* Smith England Chicago Steerage MC 2
49 K. Hardgroves 50 M Shoemaker England Kansas Steerage MC 2
50 John ?????land 30 M Labourer ? Chicago Steerage MC 2
51 ??????????? 50 M Labourer ? Toronto Steerage MC 2
52 James Stroud 29 M Labourer ? Chicago Steerage MC 2
53 H. Rowe 35 M Labourer ? Chicago Steerage MC 4
54 Mary Rowe 30 F Wife ? Chicago Steerage FC
55 Henry Rowe 9 M - ? Chicago Steerage MC
56 Alice Rowe 10 F - ? Chicago Steerage FC
57 ? Troy 18 M Tailor England Philadelphia Steerage MC
58 B. Lane 36 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
59 J. Curry 45 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
60 J. Gy????? 52 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
61 J. Sterling 28 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
62 M. Hughes 29 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
63 M. Andrews 34 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
64 M. Jones 29 M Cattleman America New York Steerage MC
65 M. Holloran 21 M Labourer England Chicago Steerage MC
Transcriber's Notes:
? The use of a ? indicates a word or letter that could not be read due to
quality of original document.
* The use of the * indicates an error or omisssion by the original recorder.
Passenger Notes:
7. Last name could be Turner or Furner
8. Initial of first name maybe a G.
13. Uncertain as to whether the word Chemist under Calling is correct.
20, 29, and 8 - number pcs. of baggage - could be a "y" or a "7".
25 & 26 Mach under Calling is followed by the letters "est" in smaller script.
36. Initial of first name could be an H.
41. First name might be Thos.
48. First name could be Eden; * B. Smith, could mean blacksmith.
50. First letter of last name could be a Q or Z.
50 thru 56. Ink smear blotted out country of which they are citizens.
National Archives and Records Administration, M915
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild
29 January 2000
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