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Lori Dufferin
From the List of Passengers Arrived from Foreign Ports in the Port of New Orleans during the Fourth Quarter of 1857.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the ship Lori Dufferin whereof Johnston is Master, from Liverpool.
There is no Captain's sworn statement with this manifest.
Columns represent: Surname and given name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country in which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 Nysine M 7 Female Ireland United States
2 Mullen J 18 Male Laborer Ireland United States
3 Mullen M 10 Female Ireland United States
4 Quinn J 28 Male Laborer Ireland United States
5* Lightbourn 32 Male Laborer Ireland United States
6 Colter M 24 Male Farmer Ireland United States
7 Taylor J 20 Male Farmer Ireland United States
8* Halleren J 24 Male Laborer Ireland United States
9* Halleren E 25 Female Ireland United States
10* Halleren R Inf. Male Ireland United States
11* Delaney M 26 Female Laborer Ireland United States
12 Hathaway T 17 Male Laborer Ireland United States
13 Hathaway A 7 Female Ireland United States
14 Mahoney J 26 Male Laborer Ireland United States
15 Pembroke M 26 Male Ireland United States
16 Slatterly M 17 Male Ireland United States
17 Fitzgerald T 11 Male Ireland United States
18* Foley A United States
19* Foley C United States
20* Sparks R F United States
21* Gostenhofer H United States
22* Wetherby A 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 died during the voyage so that column was omitted in this transcription.
The column headed "Country in which they intend to become inhabitants" had "United
States" entered on the first line but no entry made below it. The transcriber's
interpretation is that all the passengers intended to become residents of the
United States.
5 Surname appears to be "Lightbourn", but could possibly be "Lightburn" or
"Lightburne".
8-10 Surname is clearly written "Halleren" but usual spelling of the name is
"Halloran" or less often as "Halleran".
11 The usual habit of the recorder was to leave female passengers' occupation
blank, but in the case of passenger 11, the occupation is clearly indicated
by ditto marks implying Laborer. The transcriber's interpretation is that
the ditto marks were likely entered by mistake.
18-22 The age, sex, occupation and nationality of passengers 18-22 were not
recorded on the manifest.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 13, 4th Quarter.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
1 August 2002
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