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Brig Oceanus


Gothenburg, Sweden to New Bedford, Massachusetts
19 August 1836

DISTRICT OF NEW BEDFORD - PORT OF NEW BEDFORD
There was no captain's sworn statement filed with this list.
List of all the Passengers on board the Brig Oceanus of Plymouth, whereof Thomas Terry is master, burthen 242 & 3/95 Tons, bound from Gothenburg to New Bedford.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
    
  1  E. M.        Haltin      38  male    leather dresser  Sweden  United States
  2  John         Rassnusen   42  male    agriculturist    Norway  United States
  3  Sarah        Rassnusen   40  female                   Norway  United States
  4* Elene S.     Rassnusen    ?  female                   Norway  United States
  5* Hans         Nilssen     ?7  male    cooper           Norway  United States
  6  A. Ostens    Nilssen     14  male                     Norway  United States
  7* ?. Gustun    Nilssen     12  male                     Norway  United States
  8  Osten        Nilssen     ?0  male                     Norway  United States
  9  Harriet      Nilssen     25  female                   Norway  United States
 10* Asa          Nilssen      6  female                   Norway  United States
 11* Erasmus      Nilssen      8  female                   Norway  United States

New Bedford, August 19th,  1836                                     
(Signed) Thomas Terry


Transcriber's Notes:     

  #4 age possibly 1.
  #5 age could be 17, possibly 27.
  #7 first initial could be L or S.
 #10-11 first names seem to be male, but the passengers were marked ditto 
     after #9 was marked female.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 5.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 April 2002



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