Immigrant Ships
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Brig Unicorn

There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.

List of all the passengers taken on board the British Brig Unicorn of Arichat, De??? Marbell, Master, from Pictou, N. S.

Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong.

    
  1 John            Cameron       27  male    tailor          British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  2 Donald          McLocklin     20  male    ship carpenter  British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  3 Alex.           Sutherland    25  male    mason           British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  4 Donald          McLocklin     19  male    ship carpenter  British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  5 Gilbert         McLocklin      6  male    child           British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  6 Mary            Benton        19  female                  British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  7 Mrs. Donald     McLocklin     27  female                  British N. A. Colonies  United States  
  8 John            Pink???     *  3  male    child           British N. A. Colonies  United States  
 
Collector's Office
District of Providence
October 1, 1850
(Signed) Wm. ?. Watson, Collector 

Transcriber's Notes:     
  #8 surname looks like Pinkern, but not at all certain of last 3 letters.  

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 16.

Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
9 March 2000

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