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Ship Francis P. Sage

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Liverpool, England to New York
26 May 1864
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK

I, S G Stevens Master of the Ship Francis P Sage do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York ,is a full and perfect list of all passengers taken on board said ship at Liverpool from which port said Ship has now arrived, and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex ,and occupation of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that the List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. So help me God S G Stevens

Sworn to this 26th May 1864 W M Cebecker

LIST OR MANIFEST of all Passengers taken on board the Ship Francis P Sage wheref S G Stevrns is Master from Liverpool burthen 1146~tons.

Columns Represent: `Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which belongs, Country to which they untend to Inhabit, Died (only when they did)

250 Pat MacCabe 29 M Mason Ireland USA 251 Mary MacCabe 27 F Servant Ireland USA 252 Bridget MacCabe 20 F Servant Ireland USA 253 Bridget Gnonan 20 F Servant Ireland USA 254* Ferd^d Scott 30 M Smith England USA 255* Ed Curly 25 M Lab^r Ireland USA 256* Pat Byrne 24 M Lab^r Ireland USA 257* Mr^s Byrne 20 F Wife Ireland USA 258* Cath Ratigan 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 259* Margt Shanesey 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 260* Tho^s Phillips 26 M Lab^r England USA 261 Evan Thomas 25 M Joiner England USA 262 David Owens 20 M Joiner England USA 263* Pat Hessham 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 264* Tho^s Hessham 18 M Lab^r Ireland USA 265* Tho^s Burke 36 M Lab^r Ireland USA 266 Maria McDermott 21 F Spinster Ireland USA 267 Mary Kelly 25 F Spinster Ireland USA 268* Cath Healy 22 F Spinster Ireland USA 269* Ralph Lee 16 M Lab^r Ireland USA 270 Martin Healy 7 M Child Ireland USA 271* M^l Brother 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 272* Cath Slaansen 16 F Spinster Ireland USA 273 Mary Flanigan 18 F Spinster Ireland USA 274* John Mally 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 275 John Kelly 50 M Farmer Ireland USA 276* Mr^s Kelly 50 F Wife Ireland USA 277 Mary Kelly 22 F Spinster Ireland USA 278 Bridget Kelly 19 F Spinster Ireland USA 279 Eliza Kelly 15 F Spinster Ireland USA 280 Anne Kelly 13 F Spinster Ireland USA 281 Jane Kelly 7 F Child Ireland USA 282* Pat Kavanagh 26 M Lab^r Ireland USA 283* Cath Feeny 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 284* John Doriohue 35 M Lab^r Ireland USA 285* Tho^s Keeffe 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 286 Bridget Lyons 22 F Spinster Ireland USA 287 Maria Fitzlissers 27 F Spinster Ireland USA 288* Cath Burke 25 F Spinster Ireland USA 289 Anne Burke 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 290* Pat O'Brien 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 291 Mary Delany 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 292* Tho^s Monahan 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 293 Anne Quick 37 F Spinster Ireland USA 294* John Pierce 18 M Lab^r Ireland USA 295* John Skevenow 19 M Lab^r England USA 296* W^m Skevanow 19 M Lab^r England USA 297 Alice Pierce 7 F Child England USA 298 Alfred Jenkins 22 M Joiner England USA 299 Esetriok Jenkins 17 F Wife England USA 300* John Murray 20 M Lab^r England USA 301 Mary Murray 9 F Child England USA 302* Catn Murray 7 F Child England USA 303 Mary L Murray 6 F Child England USA 305 Celia Murray 2 F Child England USA 306 Ellen Murray F Infant England USA 307* Philip O'Brien 28 M lab^r Ireland USA 308 Mary Scott 20 F Wife England USA 309* W^m Scott 3y6m M Child England USA 310* Joe Scott M Infant England USA 311* Margt Scoot 40 F Servant England USA 312* D^l Purecell 28 M Wheelright England USA 313 Kate Murphy 40 F Servant Ireland USA 314* John Caghlan 30 M Lab^r Ireland USA 315* Cath Caghlan 26 F Spinster Ireland USA 316* Arch Armstrong 23 M Lab^r Ireland USA 317* Tho^s Malone 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 318* David Shortell 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 319* Carl Donaldson 22 M Lab^r England USA 320* H Gildart 17 M Lab^r England USA 321* Martin Glindon 27 M Lab^r England USA 322* Isaac Schwarts 22 M Lab^r Germany USA 323* Hugo Hold 30 M Lab^r England USA 324* John Atkinson 44 M Lab^r England USA 325* Pete Mulleedy 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 336 Tim Atkinson 43 M Farmer Ireland USA 327 Mary Atkinson 44 F Wife Ireland USA 338* P Doolan 36 M Lab^r Ireland USA 329* Anthony Kilker 40 M Lab^r Ireland USA 330 Mary Kilker 40 F Wife Ireland USA 331* Rpdger Kilker 24 M Lab^r Ireland USA 332* Margt McNally 30 F Spinster Ireland USA 333* John Ellis 24 M Lab^r Ireland USA 334 Bridget Ellis 20 F Spinster Ireland USA 335 Mary Ellis 16 F Spinster Ireland USA 336 Martin Gonehan 30 M Farmer England USA 337 Bridget Gonehan 22 F Wife England USA 338* Pat Gonehan 3 M Child England USA 338* Mary Anne Gonehan Infant England USA 339 Mary Mae 40 F House Keeper England USA 340* John McManus 20 M Labr Ireland USA 341* James McManus 16 M Labr Ireland USA 342* Thos Murray 20 M Labr Ireland USA 343 Mary Farington 20 F Servant Ireland USA 344 Bridget Magruise 16 F Servant Ireland USA 345* Marg^t Henesy 20 F Servant Ireland USA 336* Bridget Philips 22 F Servant Ireland USA 337* Pat Flynn 20 M Mason Ireland USA 348 Michael Flynn 11 M Child Ireland USA 349 Winifred Flynn 7 F Child Ireland USA 350 Bridget Flynn 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 351 Johanna Crawley 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 352 Anne Walsh 18 F Seamstress Ireland USA 353 Anne Moran 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 354 Mary Hykes 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 355 Mary Rane 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 356* Enoch Stubbs 20 M Labr Ireland USA 357 Anne Salmon 23 F HouseKeeper Ireland USA 358* Cath Salmon 25 F Servant Ireland USA 359 Alley Salmon 18 F Servant Ireland USA 360* Marg^t Cohen 20 F Servant Ireland USA 361* M^l Kirby 26 M Farmer Ireland USA 362 Maria Kirby 24 F Wife Ireland USA 363 John Kirby 3 M Child Ireland USA 364 M^l Kirby 2 M Child Ireland USA 365 Bridget Kirby F Infant Ireland USA 366* W^m Buck 22 M Farmer Ireland USA 367 Mary Buck 20 F Servant Ireland USA 368 Sally Salmon 20 F Servant Ireland USA 369* James Martin 34 M Lab^r Ireland USA 370* Jas Salicon 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 371* Wm Salicon M Infant Ireland USA 372* Tho^s Kirby 35 M Mason Ireland USA 373* Margk Noughton 35 F House Keeper Ireland USA 374 Peter Joyce 25 M Cstter Ireland USA 375* Pat Kinahan 35 M Lab^r Ireland USA 376* Cath Reily 30 F Servant Ireland USA 377* Pat Newton 45 M Farmer Ireland USA 378 Winifred Newton 45 F Wife Ireland USA 379* Tim Newton 11 M Child Ireland USA 380 Owen Newtpon 9 M Child Ireland USA 381* Rich^d Mewton 7 M Child Ireland USA 382 Ellen Newton 3 F Child Ireland USA 383* Isabella Eice 30 F Wife Ireland USA 384 James Rice 4 M Child Ireland USA 385 John Rice 2 M Child Ireland USA 386* Henry Rice Infant Ireland USA 387 Bridget McMarcus 20 F Servant Ireland USA 388* - Hely 21 F Servant Ireland USA 389* Pat Higgins 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 390* Pat Ford 45 M Farmer Ireland USA 391 John Dooling 19 M Grocer Ireland USA 392 Anne Fallon 16 F Seamstress Ireland USA 393* Mat Bartley 15 M Lab^r Ireland USA 394* Marg^t Bartley 18 F Servant Ireland USA 395* M^l Fitzimond 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 396 Christopher Fitzimond 10 M Child Ireland USA 307 Mary Sullivan 18 F Servant Ireland USA 398* Pat Sullivan 15 M Lab^r Ireland USA 399 Bridget Sullivan 7 F Child Ireland USA 400 Anne Sullivan 6 F Child Ireland USA 401* Libbey Sullivan 3 F Child Ireland USA 402* Ml Kane 16 M Mason Ireland USA 403 Bridget Monahan 30 F Spinster Ireland USA 404* M^l Barry 7 M Ireland USA 405* John Barry 4 M Ireland USA 406* Pat Barry 3 Infant Ireland USA 407* Mary Barry 3 F Ireland USA 408 John Butler 15 M Groom Ireland USA 409* Jas Sweeny 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 410* John Nugent 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 411 Mary Reilly 20 F Servant Ireland USA 412* Tho^s Murray 48 M Farmer Ireland USA 413 Theresa Maguire 15 F Servant Ireland USA 414* Jas Hely 35 M Farmer Ireland USA 415* Denis Boyce 25 M Gea???Se?ken Ireland USA 416* Jas Boyce 20 M Gea???Sa?ker Ireland USA 417 Anne Breslin 27 F Servant Ireland USA 418 Mary Boyle 19 F Seamstress Ireland USA 419 Anne Gatens 20 F Seamstress Ireland USA 420 John Salmon 20 M Bricklayer Ireland USA 421 Bridget Salmon 25 F Wife Ireland USA 422* Bridget Salmon F Infant Ireland Aged three months died 423* Jas Mastin 18 M Servant Ireland USA 424* Geo McEvoy 21 M Servant Ireland USA 425* Pat Rice 24 M Servant Ireland USA 425 Peter Rice 28 Servant Ireland USA 427* Jas Hanson 18 M Servant Ireland USA 428* W^m Harris 18 M Servant Ireland USA 429* Pat Farrington 40 M Farmer Ireland USA 430* Martin Coyle 30 M Lab^r Ireland USA 431 Mary O'Brien 22 F Servant Ireland USA 432 Bridget O'Brien 22 F Servant Ireland USA 433* John Costigan 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 434* Cath Dunphy 20 F Servant Ireland USA 435* Tho^s Murray 52 M Lab^r Ireland USA 436* Mrg^t McCormack 20 F Servant Ireland USA 437* John O'Brien 20 M Lab^e Ireland USA 438* Honor O'Brien 22 Serv^t Ireland USA 439* Pat Duggan 23 M Lab^r Ireland USA 440 Bridget Duggan 20 F Wife Ireland USA 441* Pat Rivers 20 M Labb^r Ireland USA 442* Ed Bolan 18 M Lab^r Ireland USA 443* John Fallon 56 M Lab^r Ireland USA 444* Honor Fallon 40 F Wife Ireland USA 445* Jas Fallon 34 M Lab^r Ireland USA 446* D^l Fallon 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 447* John Crawley 29 M Serv^t Ireland USA 448* Bridget Geshin 20 F Serv^t Ireland USA 449* Cath Lonergan 21 F Serv^t Ireland USA 450* Ellen Whalley 17 F Serv^t Ireland USA 451* Winifred Whalley 24 F Serv^t Ireland USA 452* David McCork 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 453* Jas McCork 3 M Child Ireland USA. 454* Mary McCork Infant Ireland USA 455* Henry Conners 15 M Lab^r Ireland USA 456* Bridget Hackett 20 F Serv^t Ireland USA 457* John McHugh 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 458* Tho^s Coterghan 28 M Lab^r Ireland USA 459* Joanne Condon 20 F Serv^t Ireland USA 460* Honor Henesy 20 F Serv^t Ireland USA 461* John Don 25 M Lab^r Ireland USA 462* Ed Lavelle 40 M Lab^r Ireland USA 463 Mary Lavelle 35 F Wife Ireland USE 464* Bridget Lavelle 16 F Ser^t Ireland USA 465 John Delany 36 M Grocer Ireland USA 466 John Delany 14 M Miner Ireland USA 467 John Fagan 24 M Groom Ireland USA 468* Jas Britton 35 M Miner Ireland USA 469 John Rice 32 M Grocer Ireland USA 470 Rose Burke 18 F Servant Ireland USA 471* Nelson Jackson 23 M Lab^r Ireland USA 472 Mary Anne Jackson 21 F Wife Ireland USA 473* Pat Fitzpatrick 33 M Lab^r Ireland USA 474* John Fitzpatrick 20 M Lab^r Ireland USA 475* Abel Mc Clendon 50 M Lab^r Ireland USA 476* Maeg^t Clarke 25 F Spinster Ireland USA 477 Mart Mitchell 28 F Spinster Ireland USA 478* Tho^s Lyons 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 479* M^l Kierman 28 M Lab^r Ireland USA 480* Ed Begler 27 M Lab^r Ireland USA 481* John Driscoll 30 M Lab^r Ireland USA 482* Martin Gavn 26 M Lab^r Ireland USA 483* M^l Driscoll 33 M Lab^r Ireland USA 484* Pat Lyden 45 M Lab^r Ireland USA 485* M^l Raligan 45 M Lab^r Ireland USA 486* Dominick Giffin 22 M Lab^r Ireland USA 487* Bridget Burke 40 F cleatow Ireland USA 488* Pat Reilly 16 M Lab^r Ireland USA 489* John Burke 18 M Lab^r Ireland USA 490 Bridget Burke 11 F Child Ireland USA 491* Pat Burke 7 M Child Ireland USA 423 Eliza Burke 5 F Child Ireland USA 493* Bridget Murphy 20 F Ireland USA 494* Honor Benson 40 F Ireland USA 495* H^y Bustle 27 M Miner England USA 496* W^e Bennett 21 M Miner England USA Transcriber's Notes: An asterisk (*) after the number indicates that additional information is available below in these Transcriber Notes. A question mark (?) was used to indicate an unreadable letter which is explained below in these Transcriber Notes on that number. The original recorder abbreviated differently, sometimes by raising the last letter above the rest (which was indicated by ^ before the raised letter), and sometimes by giving the first few letters of the word. He was NOT comsistant in their use. He abbreviated some 3-letter words,and wrote out 8-letter words, etc. The original recorder sometimes abbreviated Labourer (see 1,2,3,4) as Labo^r, Lab^r. or Labor^r. This is th English Spelling of Laborer. All Passengers were in Steerage, so this column was eliminated by this transcriber. He also used this column to record baggage, but this was unreadable in many cases, so partial information on these was eliminated. The original recorder used United States of America, United States-America, or United States America, so to be consistant and to save room, USA was used by this trancriber. The original recorder sometimes wrote out the sex, and sometimes abbreviated it with the first initial. In order to be consistent the initial was used. All spelling, capitalization, and blanks were those of the original recorder unless noted in the letters above in these Transcriber Notes. The original recorder made up his own columns rather then follow tbe printed ones; the difference were the elimination of months under age and added baggage. 254 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Ferdenand. 255 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Edward; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 256 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 257 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Mrs. 258 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 259 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 260 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer 263 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 264 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation was probably Labourer. 265 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, prebably Labourer. 268 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 269 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 271 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Mae. 272 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 274 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 282 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation was probably Labourer. 283 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 284 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 285 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation was probably Labourer. 288 The original recorder abbreviated her forename probably Catherine. 290 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 292 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 294 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 295 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 296 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably William; and his occupation was probably Labourer. 300 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 302 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 307 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 309 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably William. Age was recorded as 3 1/2. 310 The original recorder left his age blank. 311 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 312 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Daniel. 314 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 315 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 316 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Archibald; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 317 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 318 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 319 The original recorder abbreviated his occupatiom, probably Labourer. 320 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 321 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 323 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 324 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 325 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 328 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 329 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 331 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 332 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 333 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labouer. 338 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 339 The original recorder left her age and sex blank, although her forename shows F. 340 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 341 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 342 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 345 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 347 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick 356 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 358 The original recorder abbreviated her forenasme, probably Catherine. 360 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 361 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Michel. 366 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably William. 370 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably James; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 371 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably William; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 372 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Thomas. 373 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 375 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 376 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 377 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 379 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Timothy. 381 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Richard. 383 The original recorder used spinster for a mother of 3, then tried to rubbed it out, but made a mess, and wrote what looks like Wife. 384 The original recorder left his age and sex blank, but forename shows M. 388 The original recorder used a - for her forename, probably another Bridget. 389 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 390 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 393 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Matthew; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 394 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 398 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 401 The original recorder used her nickname for her forename, probably Elizabeth. 402 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Michael. 404 The original recorder left his occhpation blank, probably Child. 405 The original recorder left his occupation blank, probably Child. 406 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick; and left his sex blank, probably M because of forename. 407 The original recorder left her occupation blank, probably Child, but note that she is the same age as the Infant in 406 409 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably James; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 410 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 412 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Thomas. 414 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably James. 415 The original recorder wrote out his occupation, but it is unreadable because of a blemish -Ge can be seen, then several unreadable letters, then Se, followed by an unreadable letter and ending with ken. What this could be is unknown. 416 Same as 415. 422 The original recorder left the age column blank, but wrote it out in words when her death was recorded. 423 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably James. 424 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably George. 425 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 427 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably James. 428 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably William. 429 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 430 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 433 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 434 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Catherine. 435 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Thomas. 436 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 437 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 438 The original recorder abbreviated both her forenane, probably Honoria; and her occupation, probably Servant. 439 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 441 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 442 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Edward; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 443 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 444 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Honoria. 445 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably James; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 446 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Daniel; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 447 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Servant. 448 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 449 The original recorder abbreviated both her forename, probably Catherine; and her occupation, probably Servant. 450 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 451 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 452 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 453 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably James. 454 The original recorder left both her age and sex blank, but her forename shows her F. 455 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer 457 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 458 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 459 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 460 The original recorder abbreviated both her forename, probably Honoria; and her occupation, probably Servant. 461 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 462 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Edward; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 464 The original recorder abbreviated her occupation, probably Servant. 468 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably James. 471 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 473 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 474 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 475 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 476 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Margaret. 478 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 479 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Michael; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 480 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Edward; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 481 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 482 The original recorder abbreviated his occuoation, probably Labourer. 483 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Michael; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 484 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 485 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Michael; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 486 The original recorder abbreviated his occupation, probably Labourer. 487 The original recorder very plainly gave her occupation, but what it means is unknown. 488 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Patrick; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 491 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Patrick. 493 The original recorder abbreviated both his forename, probably Thomas; and his occupation, probably Labourer. 494 The original recorder abbreviated her forename, probably Honoria; and her occupation left blank. 495 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Harry or Henry. 496 The original recorder abbreviated his forename, probably Wade.

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31 July 2003

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