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British SS St. Louis
Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Br. SS St. Louis, whereof A. Reich, is Master, burden 1827 tons, bound from the Port of Liverpool for New Orleans.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit, and part of the vessel occupied.
1 E. J. Alderman 23 male Gent England United States Cabin 2 B. Charola 20 Male Gent Spain United States Cabin 3 C. Charola 16 Male Gent Spain United States Cabin 4 H. St Germain 52 Male Gent England United States Cabin 5 H. Duffy 20 Male Laborer Ireland United States Steerage 6 Mrs. A. Martin 24 Female Wife Ireland United States Steerage 7* P. Whiti?? 29 Male Laborer England United States Steerage 8* E. Whiti?? 33 Female Wife England United States Steerage 9* Geo. Whiti?? 4 Male Child England United States Steerage 10 Rose Rnault 50 Female Spinster France United States Steerage 11 J. Lametto 40 Male Laborer France United States Steerage 12 M. Ferrari 20 Male Laborer France United States Steerage 13 Cath. Chill 38 Female Servant France United States Steerage 14 P. Bernicha 20 Male Laborer France United States Steerage 15 P. Bernicha 19 Female Wife France United States Steerage 16 F. Flenck 33 Male Laborer Germany United States Steerage 17 H. E. Moller 21 Male Laborer Germany United States Steerage 18 T. J. Wilson 35 Male Laborer England United States Steerage 19 Marj. Wilson 30 Female Wife England United States Steerage 20 Edw. Wilson 3 Male Child England United States Steerage New Orleans, June 2, 1874 Transcriber's Notes: ? = transcriber unable to read 7,8,& 9 Last letter below the line could be Whitiny or Whitiry.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 17, 2nd Quarter.
Transcribed by Peggy Schell a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 September 2002
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