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Bark Quincy

Cronstadt, Russia to Boston, Massachusetts
19 August 1847

DISTRICT OF BOSTON - PORT OF BOSTON
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the bark Quincy of Boston, whereof Henry Smith is Master, burthen 216 tons and (not filled in)/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Cronstadt for Boston.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit. 
  1 Henry R.     Moberly      21  male    clerk    Russia   Boston
  2 Mathias      Schanba?  *  33  male    farmer   Sweden   Boston
  3 Minn?        Trenwing  *  18  female  servant  Denmark  Boston

Transcriber's Notes:     
  #2 surname looks like Schanbak, but not sure of the k.
  #3 first name looks like Minno, but perhaps should be Minna.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M277, Reel 23.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 March 2000

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