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Schooner Amazon

Report and manifest of the Cargo laden on board of the Schooner Amazon whereof Jonathan Greely is Master; which Cargo was taken on board at Saint Johns - Burthen one hundred & fourty tons, 37 feet, built at Brunswick -----in the State of Massachusetts and owned by James Goombs, Philip Greely and Thomas Mince merchant at Portland as per Register, granted at Portland the thirty day of March 1819 and bound for Philadelphia.

Packages and Contents - One Hundred and fifty tons plaster shipped by Sam Greely, cosigned to order by Sam Greely, port of destination Philadelphia.

Columns represent: Name, Luggage

Return of Passengers, and of Packages belonging to them respectively.

 1  George Dillin 		three chests Clothing 2 beds
 2  Dan^l Dillin
 3  Mary Dillin
 4  Nancy Dillin
 5  Patrick Work
 6  Jane Robinson 		one chest clothing one bed
 7  Catharine Robinson
 8  Cristopher Holland 		three chest clothing
 9  Bessie Holland 		one bed
10  Laughland Murphy
11  James Baily			one chest
12  Elizabeth Baily 		one bed
13  Mariah Baily
14* William McCuran		Six trunks two beds
15  Isabella McCuren
16  Patrick McCuren
17* Marge Shannon
18* Bindy Diane
19  Margaret McCuron
20  Mary McCuron
21* Pu?itz Carr
22* ???? Harman			three chest clothing two beds
23  Catharine Harman
24* ???and ?????
25  Miss Mathews
26  Ann Harmon
27  Margaret Harmon
28  Biddy Harmon
29  Patrick Duffy
30  John Dougerty
31  John McKenzie 		five boxes and one Barrel clothing
32  Ann McKenzie
33  Geroge McKenzie
34  Sam^l Dunsmore
35  Rosland Dunsmore
36  James McKenzie
37  William Dunsmore
38  James Watt 			two chests clothing three boxes *
39  June Watt
40  Elizabeth Watt
41  Jane Watt
42  Ellen Watt
43  James Watt 2nd
44* Hugh Mocca 			one chest clothing one bed
45  Elenor Mocca
46  Anna Mocca
47  Matthew Azigood 		one chest clothing
48  Joseph Asigood
49  Christopher Welden
50  Matthew Savage
51  Mic Munleague
52  Patrick Hollowood 		one bag clothes
53  Edward Boyd
54  William Henry
55* John McCorman
56  Thomas Akins
57  Alek Morrow
58  Hugh Morrow
59  John McCrevan

Transcriber's Notes:
Passengers not numbered on original list

14 - this McCuran surname appears to be spelled differently for each member of the family
     including McCuran, McCuren and McCuron.  Could also be McCerren. 
17 & 18 - although there is nothing written like a ditto or "do" after these names, it is
     believed they are part of the McCuran family.
21 - given name is difficult to read and complete name has been "squeezed" in between 
     passengers 20 and 22.  Last letters of given name appear to be "ritz".
22 - due to quality of copy, given name impossible to read but appears to end in "git",
     possibly Bridgit.
24 - given name could end in "and" or "ard" but impossible to read.  Surname cannot be read.

38 - the three boxes could be three beds.

44 - surname difficult to read, could be Morrow, Meccew, Meier
55 - surname could be McCourman, McCoirman.
     
Contributor's family
James Watt and family 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 28, List 147
"Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at Philadelphia Pa, 1800-1882".
Clayton Library, Houston, Texas

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