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There was no captain's statement with this abstract.

LIST of the PASSENGERS who arrived in the District of New Haven from Foreign Countries in the 3rd quarter of 1844.

Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, whence arrived, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants.

 
  1 Merit M.      Clarke            21  male    cooper      Puerto Rico    United States  United States
  2 John          Bradley           27  male    merchant    Puerto Rico    United States  United States
  3 ?             Claxton        *  21  male    merchant    Puerto Rico    Antigua        Antigua
  4 T. J.         Armstrong         30  male    merchant    St. Croix      Ireland        United States
  5 Lawrence      Dardis            26  male    overseer    St. Croix      Ireland        United States
  6 Joseph        Ridley            50  male    planter     St. Croix      St. Croix      St. Croix 
  7 ?             Ridley         *  45  female              St. Croix      St. Croix      St. Croix 
  8 Joseph        Ridley Jr.        14  male                St. Croix      St. Croix      St. Croix 
  9 Francis       H?ard          *  38  male    engineer    Turks Island   U. States      U. States
 10 Joseph        Larnet            22  male    trader      Turks Island   Malta          Demerara
 11 Joseph        Segmon            24  male    trader      Turks Island   Malta          Demerara
 12 Charles B.    Billingstine   *  1?  male                St. Croix      St. Croix      St. Croix 
 13 Rachael A.    Billingstine      10  female              St. Croix      St. Croix      St. Croix 
 14 Jerome        Canfield          45  male    merchant    St. Croix      U. States      U. States
 15 Wm.           Will???        *  25  male    merchant    St. Croix      Denmark        U. States
 16 Josiah W.     Maynard           62  male    planter     Antigua        Great Britain  U. States
 17 Thomas        Mills             30  male    mariner     Antigua        Great Britain  U. States
 18 Lewis         Butler            40  male    accountant  Antigua        Great Britain  U. States
 19 J. B.         Geddis         *  ?0  female              Antigua        Great Britain  U. States
 20 Lucy          Molthrop          20  female              Antigua        Great Britain  U. States
 21 Alexander     Co?liffe       *  24  male    farmer      Nova Scotia    Nova Scotia    Canada
 22 Hyatt         Emery             45  male    farmer      Nova Scotia    Nova Scotia    Nova Scotia  

Transcriber's Notes:   
  #3 no first name for this passenger.
  #7 same as #3.  On original, there is an asterisk next to her name, but no indication 
     as to what it means.
  #9 surname looks like Hoard, perhaps for Howard, or could be Heard.
 #12 age could be 17 or 19.
 #15 surname could be something like Willaup or Willoup or Willerup.  
     Or perhaps the last letter is the old double s.  
 #19 age possibly 20 or 40, but on a crease.
 #21 surname Conliffe or Corliffe.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 5.

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