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Black Warrior
From the List of Passengers Arrived from Foreign Ports in the Port of New Orleans during the Fourth Quarter of 1857.
There is no Captain's sworn statement with this manifest.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Black Warrior whereof Smith is Master, from Havana.
Columns represent: Surname and given name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country in which they intend to become inhabitants.
1* ???g Imagin 34 Male Merchant United States United States
2 Anchen E M 15 Male United States United States
3 Castaneda Jose 33 Male Merchant United States United States
4 Garcia Adolph 28 Male Merchant United States United States
5 Arcilas M F 24 Male Merchant United States United States
6 Bondas M S 21 Male Merchant United States United States
7 Messing M S 31 Male Miner United States United States
8 Crane King 29 Male Miner United States United States
9 Hadley Sam^l 27 Male Miner United States United States
10 Wells A 35 Male Miner United States United States
11 Compton T C 60 Male Miner United States United States
12* Stevenson M ? 21 Female United States United States
13 Wagen O 27 Male Miner United States United States
14 Fulson E 31 Male Miner United States United States
15 Fulson A 32 Male Miner United States United States
16 Hammon Jos 35 Male Miner United States United States
17 Hammon M M 37 Male Miner United States United States
18 Cobert C M 24 Male Miner United States United States
19 Cobert Cecelia 23 Female United States United States
20* Junfen P D 29 Male Miner United States United States
21 Hammock A D 31 Male Farmer United States United States
22* Hallway Eliza 40 Female Miner United States United States
23* Hallway ??? 32 Male Miner United States United States
24* Easley W ? 25 Male Miner United States United States
25 Wobbles J 19 Male Miner United States United States
26 Coverts H 27 Male Miner United States United States
27 Stuart J C 30 Male Miner United States United States
28 Cossens G T 41 Male Miner United States United States
29 Halley J R 28 Male Miner United States United States
30 Faulkerson J 26 Male Miner United States United States
31 Motherlad B J 30 Male Miner United States United States
32* Scholter C B 31 Male Miner United States United States
33* Gugdon L B 34 Male Miner United States United States
34 McCrevy R 37 Male Miner United States United States
35* McCrevy Anna 39 Female Miner United States United States
36 Ellis R H 26 Male Merchant United States United States
37 Hocton J A 24 Male Miner United States United States
38 Lauraine E 18 Male Miner United States United States
39 Croswell J R 21 Male Miner United States United States
40 Baker G G 19 Male Miner United States United States
41* Clarke ? M 25 Male Miner United States United States
42 Fellows J B 30 Male Miner United States United States
43 Huddlesson F 31 Male Miner United States United States
44 Beavert J M 35 Male Miner United States United States
45 Kelly A J 30 Male Miner United States United States
46 Haswell E 29 Male Miner United States United States
47 Baker W 31 Male Miner United States United States
48* Forre J G 29 Male Miner United States United States
49 Hudsworth J C 30 Male Miner United States United States
50 Smith Mary 25 Female United States United States
51 Gomen J 24 Male Miner United States United States
52 Ferrell T Y 29 Male Miner United States United States
53* Brondell N ? 31 Male Miner United States United States
54* Daus J 29 Male Miner United States United States
55 Colas F 30 Male Miner United States United States
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
No passenger was listed as having died during the voyage and so that column
was omitted in this transcription.
In the case of the first few passengers, entries in the columns "country to which
they belong" and "country in which they intend to become inhabitants" was
"United States" followed by ditto marks. After the first few passengers the ditto
marks were not entered. However, on the second page of the manifest, "United States"
was entered at the top of the page in both columns. The transcriber's interpretation
is that all the passengers were returning United States residents.
1 ???g - First letter might possibly be a "P" or a "T". Second and third letters
are either "in" or "ui". Surname possibly "Ping", "Puig", "Ting" or "Tuig.
12 Stevenson - Manifest is smudged so second initial is undecipherable.
20 Junfen - Surname might possibly be "Janfen".
22 and 23 Hallway - Manifest is smudged after double "l" and before "w" possibly
conceiling a letter. Surname might possibly be "Hallaway".
22 Hallway - It was the habit of the recorder to leave the "occupation" of female
passengers blank, however female passenger #22 has ditto marks in the "occupation"
column implying "Miner". The transcriber's interpretation is that the recorder
likely entered the ditto marks for this passenger by mistake.
23 Hallway - Given name possibly "Jno" signifying "John".
24 Easley - Second initial possibly "J" or "P".
32 Scholter - Surname might possibly be "Schalter".
33 Gugdon - Surname might possibly be "Gugden".
35 McCrevy - It was the habit of the recorder to leave the "occupation" of female
passengers blank, however female passenger #35 has ditto marks in the "occupation"
column implying "Miner". The transcriber's interpretation is that the recorder
likely entered the ditto marks for this passenger by mistake.
41 Clarke - First initial possibly "L" or "S".
48 Forre - Last letter "e" of surname has an accent mark.
53 Brondell - Second initial possibly "L" or "S".
54 Daus - Surname might possibly be "Dans".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 13, 4th Quarter.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 July 2002
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