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Bark Chenango
I, Charles G. Snow, Master of the vessel Chenango of Baltimore, do solemnly swear that the within List contains to the best of my knowledge and belief a just and true account or Report of all the Passengers taken on board the said Barque at New Ross or any other Foreign Port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any District of the U.S. since her departure from the said Port of New Ross.
Sworn to this 21 day of February 1849.
Before me (illegible) (Signed) Charles G Snow
Columns represent: passenger number, name, age*, sex*, occupation, baggage, deaths*.
1 RYAN Michael 36 m Labourer 1 box clothing
2 RYAN Mary 26 f
3 MORAN Thomas 36 m Farmer 2 boxes clothing
4 MORAN Biddy 30 f
5 MORAN Mily 4 m
6 MORAN Larry 2 m
7 HAWKINS Laurence 36 m Sawyer 3 boxes clothing
8 HAWKINS Pat 30 m Labourer
9 HAWKINS Mary 26 f
10 HAWKINS Thomas 4 m
11 HAWKINS John 2 m
12 RO?????? Edward 24 m Labourer 1 box clothing
13 LARKINS Philip 22 m Labourer 2 boxes clothing
14 LARKINS William 20 m
15* FAIRLANE Margaret 25 m 1 box clothing
16 FAIRLANE Mary 5 f
17 BUTLER Pat 25 m Baker 2 boxes clothing
18 BUTLER Michael 23 m Shoemaker
19 GRACE Michael 21 m Baker
20 MURPHY Margaret 25 f 1 chest clothing
21 MURPHY James 2 m
22 MURPHY Michael 9mo. m
23 CULLEN James 26 m Labourer 3 chests clothing
24 WALLIS Laurence 20 m Miller
25 SEYMOUR Ann 30 f
26 KEHOE Brigit 28 f
27 WALL Andrew 28 m Coachman 1 chest
28 DOYLE Alex 21 m Labourer
29 CROSBY James 30 m Labourer
30 CROSBY Mary 25 f 2 chests
31 CROSBY Pat 20 m
32 WISE Thomas 26 m Labourer 1 chest
33 MURPHY John 40 m Cooper 1 chest
34 BYRNES Thomas 28 m Tallow Chandler 1 chest & 1 trunk
35 TOBURN Julia 20 f 1 chest clothing
36 COSTIGAN Ann 26 f 2 chests
37 COSTIGAN Pat 28 m Gardener
38 HUNT James 48 m Farmer 1 chest
39 HUNT Betsey 45 f 2 sacks
40 HUNT Biddy 20 f
41 HUNT Mary 18 f
42 HUNT Larry 16 m
43 HUNT William 14 m
44* HUNT Catherine 12 f
45 HUNT Andrew 10 m
46 HUNT Ann 8 f
47 HUNT Eliza 6 f
48 MURPHY Ellen 22 f 1 sack
49 MURPHY Catherine 20 f
50 MURPHY Brigit 11 f
51 DALY Mathew 26 m
52 DALY Margaret 24 f
53 DALY Margaret 4 f
54 DALY Mary 9 mo. f (Died Dec. 29)
55 HENDRICKS Michael 34 m Labourer 2 chests
56 HENDRICKS Honour 30 f 1 featherbed
57 HENDRICKS Mary 10 f
58 HENDRICKS Jeremiah 8 m
59 HENDRICKS Margaret 6 f
60 HENDRICKS Francis 4 m
61 HENDRICKS Thomas 2 m
62 KEHOE Pat 30 m Mason 1 chest
63 MURPHY Dennis 22 m Shoemaker
64 KOUGH Timothy 23 m Labourer 2 chests
65 KOUGH Mary 45 f
66 KOUGH James 16 m
67 KOUGH John 10 m
68 McDONALD Joseph 23 m
69 GRANT James 50 m Labourer 1 chest
70 GRANT Joanna 40 f
71 GRANT Richard 19 m
72 GRANT Laurence 17 m
73 GRANT Walter 15 m
74 GRANT Catherine 14 f
75 GRANT Mary 11 f
76 GRANT Brigit 9 f
77 GRANT David 7 m
78 GRANT John 5 m
79 GRANT Nicholas 2 m (Died Jan 4th)
80 DRAY Philip 47 m Labourer 1 chest
81 DRAY Mary 44 f
82* DRAY Margaret 12 f
83 DRAY Catherine 4 f
84 DRAY Mary 22 f
85 DRAY Richard 8 m
86 DRAY Pat 6 m
87 MANNION Mary 19 f 1 chest
88 MANNION Catherine 15 f
89 CUNIFFE John 17 m Labourer 1 chest
90 CUNIFFE Pat 15 m
91 SPELMAN John 18 m Shoemaker 1 chest
92* SPELMAN Mary 12 f
93 SHANNON William 17 m Labourer 1 chest
94 SHANNON Ann 16 f
95 KELLER Mary 22 f
96 DOYLE Laurence 50 m Farmer 2 chests
97 DOYLE Ann 20 f 2 trunks
98 DOYLE Biddy 25 f 1 featherbed
99 DOYLE Mary 19 f
100 DOYLE Catherine 11 f
101 DOYLE Hugh 17 m
102 MURPHY Margaret 22 f trunk
103 BRENNAN Michael 40 m Labourer 1 chest
104 BRENNAN Margaret 40 f
105 BRENNAN Mary 16 f
106 BRENNAN Brigit 14 f
107 BRENNAN Pat 10 m
108 BRENNAN John 9 m
109 BRENNAN Margaret 5 f
110 REDMAN Mary 26 f
111 COLFAN Thomas 42 m Labourer 2 chests
112 COLFAN Margaret 36 f
113 COLFAN James 15 m
114 COLFAN Brigit 13 f
115 COLFAN Catherine 11 f
116 COLFAN Elizabeth 3 f (Died Feb. 2nd)
117 COLFAN Mary 3 mo. f
118 COLFAN Ann? 6 f (Died Jan 20th)
119 SULLIVAN Thomas 32 m Labourer 1 chest
120 KAVANAGH Charles 35 m Labourer 1 chest
121 KAVANAGH John 23 m Labourer 1 trunk
122 GEEHAN John 23 m
123 GEEHAN Michael 22 m Labourers 1 chest
124 GEEHAN Catherine 20 f
125 GEEHAN Ellen 19 f
126 CARROLL Patrick 26 m Gardener 1 chest
127 LEAMY Ellen 20 f 1 chest
128 MURPHY Patrick 26 m Labourer 1 chest
129 CONNICK John 28 m Labourer 1 chest
130 GALLIVAN John 32 m Farmer 1 chest
131 GALLIVAN Pat 28 m Farmer 1 chest
132 McGEE Catherine 18 f 1 chest
133 MADDY John 28 m Labourer 1 chest
134 DOOLAN Pat 26 m Labourer 1 bag
135 BAHON Pat 20 m Labourer 1 chest
136 MURPHY ? 35 m Carpenter 1 chest
137 T? Nicholas 28 m Mason
138 FORESTER Pat 20 m Farmer 1 chest
139 TOWLE John 28 m Farmer 1 chest
140 HENDRICKS Philip 17 m Grocer's Clerk 1 chest 1 box
141 KAVANAGH Briget 19 f 1 chest
142 DOYLE Ann 21 f 1 chest
143 WELSH Michael 32 m Farmer 1 chest
144 LYONS Biddy 30 f 1 trunk
145 McGEE James 28 m Farmer ?
Original Recount
142 over 12 months 145 over 12 months
3 under 12 months 3 under 12 months
4 deaths
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.
* The age and sex columns were originally broken down into four categories:
male above 12, female above 12, male under 12, and female under 12. The
formatter has combined the ages into one column and added a column for each
passenger's gender as originally written. Some of the passengers were listed
in an incorrect gender or age column. Notations for these inaccuracies have
been documented in the passenger notes below, as have clarification of those
who were listed as being 12 years of age.
* Several names were bracketed with one occupation and one or more items of
baggage. The occupation and the baggage were placed next to the senior
member of the group. The occupation and the baggage were placed next to the
senior member's name. Brackets:
1&2, 3-6, 7-11, 15&16, 17-19, 20-26, 29-31, 36&37, 38-47, 48-50, 51-54,
55-61, 64-67, 69-79, 80-86, 87&88, 89&90, 91&92, 93-95, 96-101, 103-109,
111-118, 120&121, 122-125, 130&131.
* Deaths on board are designated, as such, under occupation and in brackets.
* According to the Getty Thesaurus, there are two cities named New Ross. They
are located in County Wexford, Ireland and in Nova Scotia, Canada. Neither
are port cities, though they are near major ports. The names on the manifest
would indicate that they probably came from Ireland.
Passenger Notes:
# 12 - Edward RO... last name indeciperable
# 15 - This passenger was listed as a male under 12 years of age.
# 23 - CULLIN could be CULLEN
# 44 - This passenger was listed as a female under 12 years of age.
# 64 - KOUGH could be KEOGH
# 82 - This passenger was listed as being under 12 years of age.
# 92 - This passenger was listed as being under 12 years of age.
#141 - First name is illegible
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 7, List 15.
Transcribed by Lynda Hamblin a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
25 April 2002
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