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Steamer Kamak
I A Brownless Master of the Steamer "Kamak" 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 the passengers taken on board of the said Steamer at Havana from which port said Steamer has now arrived: and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhatitant; and that said 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 Alfred Brownless Sworn to this April 18 1860 Before me Moff ??
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Steamer Kamak where of Brownless is Master, from Havana burthen 793 tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants and Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 James Barnard 40y male Artist United States United States Cabin 2 Henry Cummings 28y male Doctor Gt Britain Gt Britian Cabin 3 Sully Maas 29y male Merchant Germany United States Cabin 4 Theadore Wagner 32y male Merchant Germany United States Cabin 5 Theodore Wohler 25y male Merchant Germany United States Cabin 6 Herman Godovnis 38y male Merchant Germany United States Cabin 7 Franscisco Loynoz 33y male Merchant Spain Cuba Cabin 8* Mast Loynoz 11y male none Spain Cuba Cabin 9* Loverez Arusta 13y male Spain Cuba Cabin 10 Ojose Potegu 34y male Servant Spain Cuba Cabin 11* ?ieraed Buestz 42y female Spain Cuba Cabin 12* Fas Marquerz 33y female Spain Cuba Cabin 13 Audrian Sping 46y male Engineer Gt Pritian Bt Britain Cabin 14* ? Sping 46y male Engineer Gt Britain Gt Britain Cabin 15* ???? ???urek 33y female Spain Cuba Cabin 16* ? W Bacon 21y male Student United States United States Cabin 17* ??io Tomnsiul 23y male Merchant United States United States Cabin 18* A S Flaudrau 27y male Merchant United States United States Cabin 19 Johnua P Thompson 56y male Merchant United States United States Cabin 20 Auust A Thompson 27y female United States United States Cabin 21 Selinda Thompson 23y female United States United States Cabin 22 P Raskins 35y male Ship master United States United States Cabin 23 WmV Maury 53y male Merchant United States United States Cabin 24 Mrs Maury 37y female United States United States Cabin 25 H O Chesebro 33y female United States United States Cabin 26* Mast Francis Chesebro 6y male United States United States Cabin 27 Miss Margt McGeuet 19y female Servant United States United States Cabin 28 Henry M Messinger 24y male Merchant United States United States Cabin 29 Mrs Lucia E W Brownell 50y female United States United States Cabin 30 Mrs Harriet Bacon 52y female United States United States Cabin 31 Mrs Mary A Johnson 25y female United States United States Cabin 32 Mrs O Nesbitt 39y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 33 Miss Eliza Nesbitt 18y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 34 Miss Augusta Nesbitt 16y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 35 Miss Euiueu Nesbitt 14y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 36 Miss Laura Nesbitt 8y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 37 Miss Murruil Nesbitt 4y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 38 Evelyn Nesbitt 1y female Gt Britain Canada Cabin 39 Mast Wm Nesbitt 12y male Gt Britain Canada Cabin 40* ?secil Nesbitt 6y male Gt Britain Canada Cabin 41 Euiese Scottt 29y female Servant Gt Britain Canada Cabin 42 Mr James Johnson 37y male Ship Master United States United States Cabin 43 Isaac M Vose 31y male Ship Master United States United States Cabin 44 Mr Geo A Elliott 39y male Farmer United States United States Cabin 45 Mrs H B Elliott 24y female none United States United States Cabin 46 Mr James Patterson 29y male Barrister Canada United States Cabin 47 Mrs. Patterson 28y female none Scotland United States Yes 48 Mr Antonio Escarrdon 23y male servant United States United States Yes 49 Mr Edgar Frank 23y male Seaman United States United States Yes 50 Mr Charles Burr 32y male Seaman United States United States Yes 51 Mr Richard Port 40y male Seaman United States United States Yes 52 Mr John Wilson 30y male Seaman United States United States Yes 53* Mr Bolivar Swainson 33y male Seaman ? United States Yes 54* Mr John Philip 19y male Seaman ? United States Yes 55 Mr Wm C Paine 26y male Seaman Nova Scotia United States Yes 56 Mr Francis Hawes 31y male Seaman United States United States Yes 57 Mr Gilbert W Corthill 33y male Seaman United States United States Yes 58 Mr William Allerd 22y male Seaman S Canada United States Yes 59 Mr John Le Blanc 19y male Seaman S Canada United States Yes 60 Mr Chester Knowlton 55y male Seaman United States United States Yes 61 Mr Donald Macauley 19y male Seaman Gt Britain United States Yes 62 Mr John Keinan 21y male Seaman Nova Scotia United States Yes 63 Mr Thomas Brennan 22y male Seaman Nova Scotia United States Yes 64 Mr Geo Downes 22y male Seaman United States United States Yes Transcriber's Notes: The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to quality of original document. Cannot read name of Deputy Collector 8, 26.39 Mast may stand for Master as he uses this word in front of three young boys names. 9 Looks like a dot over the u in Arusta may be Ariesta. 11 May be Wierced 12 May be Fao. or Fas 14 unable to read 15 unable to read name. 16 unable to read 18 Difficult to read 40 unable to read 53 Can not read name of Country, first letter may be a C, last letter may be k 54 Would be the same country as 53 44 through 64 do not know what the 'yes' pertains to.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 200, List 288.
Transcribed by Alice Stansfield Herzberg a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 January 2004
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