Immigrant Ships
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British SS State of Louisiana

Br. S. S. State of Louisiana, James Stewart, Master, 1216 Tons, from Liverpool

Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Part of vessel occupied during the voyage.

 1* M. A. Anwright     18  Female  Spinster  Ireland        Unitd States  Cabin
 2  G. Parrdilly       43  Male    Merchant  United States 
 3  M. Parrdilly       38  Female  Wife      United States 
 4  A. de Roaldes      25  Male    Doctor    United States 
 5  Felix Larue        55  Male    Merchant  France        
 6  Rev. Derne         35  Male    Minister  France        
 7  Mary Reel          18  Female  Spinster  England                      Steerage
 8  K. Riley           40  Female  Spinster  England       
 9  Mary Hall          23  Female  Spinster  England       
10  Mrs. A. Challoner  50  Female  Widow     England       
11  John Walker        28  Male    Farmer    England       
12  Wm. Myers           8  Male    Child     England       
13  P. Harper          44  Male    Laborer   England       
14  G. Boyce           40  Male    Laborer   England       
15  Mary O'Connor      21  Female  Servant   Ireland       
16  Ellen Smith        35  Female  Servant   Ireland       
17  Mary Lynch         30  Female  Servant   Ireland       
18  F. Morris          25  Female  Servant   Ireland       
19  B. Morris          23  Female  Servant   Ireland       
20  M. Gorman          16  Female  Servant   Ireland       
21  S. Brady           20  Female  Servant   Ireland       


Transcriber's Notes:

The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder, or is used 
to call your attention to additional information in the Transcriber's Notes below.

The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to the quality of 
the original document.

There was no sworn statement on this document.

According to where this manifest is located on the microfilm, the arrival date should be
between June 2nd and 5th, 1874.  However, no actual date is given, just "2nd quarter".

Sex was indicated on the document by a check mark in the appropriate column. This has
been changed to "Male" or "Female" for clarity.

Destination was given only for the first passenger, but may be assumed to be the same for all. 

Part of vessel occupied was given only for two passengers. It may be assumed that the first 
six passengers were cabin passengers, and the others steerage, although no ditto marks were
visible.

1 - M. A. Anwright. United States was written as Unitd States. 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 17, 2nd quarter.

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