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Ship Southampton
I (not completed) Master of the Ship Southampton do solemnly, ? that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Cu? list of all the passengers taken on board of the said Ship at ?ondon said ship has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of ? of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to ? that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the name and ages of ? So help me God. L. Whitman
Sworn to this July 1862 ?. Before me ?Ewl??
List or Manifest Of All the PASSENGERS taken on board the (ship name not listed) whereof ? Whitman is Master, from (no port listed) burthen (tonnage not listed) to?
Columns represent: given names, surname, age, sex, occupation, the country in which they severally belong, the country in which they ??tend to become inhabitants, died on the voyage*, ?
1 Jos Moss We???ings 37 Male Wrecker Bahamas United States
2* Henry A?th?? Vi?n??t 32 Male merchant England United States
3* Wm Gam??ell 28 Male capt A??y Irland United States
4* Eliza Ware 26 Female Irland United States
5* Anna Ware 30 Female Irland United States
6* Caroline Hem???n 32 Female America United States
7 Rob Woodman 30 male Merchant England United States
8* J?ssie Woodman 26 female wife England United States
9* Jos Woodman 7y 6m male son England United States
10* J?n Woodman 3y 6m female son England United States
11 Frank Woodman 2y 6m male son England United States
12* Ra?? Woodman Inf Female daughter England United States
13 John Wooderson 28 male Clerk England United States
14 Wm Jamkerson 21 male shoemaker England United States
15* Henry Ha??is 20 male architect England United States
16* Jos Cliff??d 20 male clerk England United States
17 R Buschfield 20 male ropemaker England United States
18 Olfred Fitch 20 male Draper England United States
19 Henry Robertson 28 male clerk England United States
20 John Winfield 21 male Brewer England United States
21 And Tegman 45 male Farmer Holland United States
22* Alliss Tegman 38 daughter wife Holland United States
23* John Tegnan 6 female daughter Holland United States
24* Bartha Tegnan 4 female daughter Holland United States
25* Landersan Tegman Inft male son Holland United States
26 John Gillby 21 male clerk England United States
27 Margarett Gillby 23 female wife England United States
28 John Iesly 25 male clerk England United States
29* Wm Kichman 42 male carpenter England United States
30 Elis Richman 21 female wife England United States
31 Eliza Richman 11y 6m female Daughter England United States
32* John R??hman 10 male son England United States
33* Sarah Ri?man 9y 6m female Daughter England United States
34* Wm Ri?man 5y 6m male son England United States
35 Matilda Ri??man 7y 6m female Daughter England United States
36* Fred^e Ric?man 3 male son England United States
37* Ra? Richman 2 female Daughter England United States
38* Ch's Richman inft. female Daughter England United States
39* Rob Hyde inft. male farmer England United States
40* Reg Cox 18 male Optician England United States
41 Mo??a Bouy 26 male Laborer England United States
42 Rich Thed 15 male Laborer Irland United States
43 Thim Shea 18 male Laborer Irland United States
44 John W Schafer 18 male cabinet maker Holland United States
45 Cath Boner 21 female servant America United States
46 Thos Salhold 34 male merchant France United States
47* Lewis Da?g?y 30 male Blacksmith England United States
48* Wm Da?g?y 22 male farmer England United States
49* Jos Dangry 26 male farmer Irland United States
50* Cat Clif?ord 41 female cook England United States
51 Ellen Clifford 16 servant daughter England United States
52* Wm Clifford 9y 6m male son England United States
53* John Mich?l?n 28 male grower England United States
54 Hariet Morgan 19 female wife England United States
55* El?za M?tch?ll 23 female going to her brother England United States
56* El?? M?is 42 female st??a?t??? America United States
Transcriber's Notes:
* The use of * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder
not the transcriber or is used to call your attention to additional
information in the transcriber's notes below.
? The use of ? indicates words or letters that could not be read due to the
quality of the original document.
* These passengers were numbered by the transcriber, not on original manifest.
* There were no births or deaths on this passage.
Passenger Notes:
# 1 - The ? letters are without loops or tails. The first word in the column
"the country in which they intend to become inhabitants" is smeared, but
one can see it was United States.
# 2 - The ?s in this passenger's middle name could be "r" and "ur". His surname
?s are indecipherable letters, which have no loops or tails.
# 3 - The surname of this passenger has ?s, but there are no tails or loops.
His occupation ? could be capt. Army.
# 4 - A blank (space) is located in the "occupation" column on the original
document. Irland is spelled incorrectly on the original manifest, in the
column "country in which they severally belong".
# 5 - A blank (space) is located in the "occupation" column on the original
document. Irland is represented by ditto marks on the original manifest's
"country in which they severally belong" column.
# 6 - The forth letter appears to be an "l", "f", or a line through, in the
original document. The 5th and 6th letters have no tails or loops. The
"occupation" column was blank, in the original manifest.
# 8 - The passenger's first name, has what appears to be, an ink blot where the
second letter is.
# 9 - This passenger's first name is in a very dark area of the original
manifest.The first name could be an abbreviation, Jos, which could be
Joseph.
#10 - The ? in this passenger's first name was indecipherable and might be the
abbreviation "Jn", on the original manifest. This passenger is listed as
a female in the "sex" column. However, he is a "son" in the "occupation"
column on the original manifest.
#12 - This passenger's first name could be an abreviation and the last letter
could end with a loop. The original document is marred.
#15 - This passenger's surname is partially faded where the ?s are, on the
original manifest. I believe the surname could be Harris.
#16 - This passenger's ? letters, are faded on the original manifest. It could
be "or", which would make his surname Clifford.
#23 - This passenger's sex is listed as "female" and occupation as "son". John
is the first name and is quite clear. This passenger's surname is written
Tegnan and his mother and father's surname is spelled Tegman, on the
original manifest.
#24 - This passenger's surname is spelled Tegnan on the original manifest and
her parent's surname is spelled Tegman.
#25 - In the "sex" column the word "female" was written, by the original
transcriber. The letters "f" and "e" were scratched out and the word
"male" was left, in the "sex" column.
#29 - This passenger's surname appears as Kichmand on the original manifest,
but in all probability is Richman like the 9 surnames that follow his.
Faded ink on the original manifest caused this to happen.
#32 - John R??hman is a child travelling with the Richman family.
#33 - Sarah Ri??man is a child travelling with the Richman family.
#34 - Wm Ri??man is a child travelling with the Richman family.
#35 - Matilda Ri??man was a child travelling with the Richman Family.
#36 - Fred^e Ric?man was a child travelling with the Richman Family. This
passenger's first name is spelled Fred, followed by an elevated lower
case "e".
#37 - This passenger's first name has 3 letters. "Ra" is clear.The ? letter
could be and "e" or "c" or "r". It could be an abreviation.
#38 - This passenger's first name has an apostrophe in the name, on the
original document. "Ch's" could be an abbreviation.
#38 & #39 - are joined in the "age" column by a verticle squiggly line, which
was drawn on the original manifest. There are two words written
diagonally, one in each box, they say "two infnts", on the original
manifest.
#39 - is a farmer, although an infant, in the occupation column.
#40 - This passenger has, in the "age" column, what appears to be, two verticle
ditto marks, above his age; all of this on the original manifest.
#41 - This passenger has ?s in his first name. All are lower case letters
without tails or loops.
#47 - Lewis Da?g?y. Faded ink has made his surname questionable. See #49.
#48 - Wm Da?g?y. Faded ink has made his surname questionable. See #49.
#50 - This passenger's surname has a ? mark for the fifth letter which is
smeared on the original manifest. The next two passengers' surname is
Clifford.
#52 - Wm Clifford. This passenger is listed as a female in the "sex" column
with the "fe" scratched off the original manifest.
#53 - This passenger's surname ? marks could be "e"s. The ink on the original
manifest has faded. They are lower case letters without tails or loops.
#55 - In all cases there are no dots over "i"s; so letters appear as "e" or are
"e".
#56 - This passenger's first name could be Elma or Elena. The questionable
letters are lower case no loops or tails. The ink has faded on parts of
the letters.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 220, List 635.
Transcribed by Kathleen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 March 2001
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