Immigrant Ships
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Ship Schoodiac
Liverpool, England to Mobile, Alabama
25 January 1851
DISTRICT OF MOBILE - PORT OF MOBILE
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list, which was filed as an abstract. The captain's name was recorded only as Nickel.
List of Passengers arrived from Foreign Ports in the Port of Mobile during the Quarter ending on the Thirty-first day of March 1851.
Columns represent: name, sex, age, occupation,
country to which they belong, country in which they intend to inhabit. The passengers were all marked Irish, and all intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so those columns will be eliminated here.
1 Biddy Philips * female child
2 W. G?ough * male 24 laborer Irish U. S.
3 Mick Crolly male 22 laborer
4 Michl O'Connor male 20 laborer
5 Mary Ryan female 40 laborer
6 Mary Ryan female 13 laborer
7 Dennis Ryan male 11 laborer
8 James Ryan male 6 child
9 Margt Ryan female infant
10 Patt Drum male 35 laborer
11 Bridget Drum female 30 laborer
12 Martin Drum male child
13 John Drum male infant
14 Pat M?r??y * male 24 laborer
15 Bridget Du?d?? * female 21 laborer
16 Margt Sullivan female 21 laborer
17 Margt Holte?man * female 21 laborer
18 Ellen Fitzgibbon female 36 laborer
19 Thos Fitzgibbon male 13
20 Da??? Fitzgibbon * male 12
21 Mary Fitzgibbon female 11
22 Patt Fitzgibbon male 10
23 Margt Fitzgibbon female infant
24 John Hogan male 25 laborer
25 Thos Fitzpatrick male 20 laborer
26 Ma??e? Flin * female 13 laborer
27 Anth? Flin * female 11
28 Mary Drinman female 13
29 Sarah B?r??? * female 30 matron
30 Michl B?r??? male 12 child
31 Thos B?r??? male 10 child
32 Jane B?r??? female 8 child
33 Joseph B?r??? male infant
34 John O'Neil male 12 child
35 Mary O'Neil female 10 child
36 John Moran male 40 laborer
37 Honora Moran female 13
38 Celia Moran female 11
39 Nelly Moran female 9
40 Mary Moran female 7 child
41 Edward Langley * female 50 laborer
42 Peter McGrath male 21 laborer
43 Bridget McGrath female 24 laborer
44 Mary McGrath female 17 laborer
45 Mary Malady female 25 laborer
46 Mary Farrell female 52 laborer
47 Patt McCa??y * male 22 laborer
48 John ? * male 19 laborer
49 Patt Donaghan male 22 laborer
50 Martin Tiernay male 22 laborer
51 John Murphy male 40 laborer
52 Mary Murphy female 40 laborer
53 James Murphy male 13 laborer
54 Henry Murphy male 15 laborer
Transcriber's Notes:
This ship's name is a puzzle. It could possibly be a phonetic
spelling of Zodiac.
A number of the children did not have ages recorded.
#1 last 2 columns not filled out for this passenger. It also looks
as if this passenger could have been on manifest just prior to
this one, for the ship Eliza Morrison, though the date 25 January
was written by Biddy Philips' name. Her name did not fall within
the brackets used to separate the two lists.
#2 surname looks like Geough.
#14 surname could be Marny or possibly Murry.
#15 surname something like Dundan or Durdaw or some variation.
#17 surname something like Holterman or Holtesman.
#20 first name possibly David.
#26 cannot decipher first name. Looks like Maher or Mahen or Malien.
#27 first name looks like abbreviation for Anthony, but marked female.
#29-33 surname looks like Ber?nd, but could be Beryne, probably for Byrne.
#41 marked female.
#47 surname could be McCarry or McCany or McCassy perhaps.
#48 surname something like Farlnn or Failvin or Turlnn or Tailvin
or some variation.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 4.
Transcribed by Mary Koelzer
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
3 February 2000
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