Sloop Mac-Donough
From "The Commonwealth", Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: newspaper issue dated Sept. 17, 1816; Page 3, Column 1
[Please read the transcriber's notes at bottom.]
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Names of Pasengers [sic] arrived from Europe.
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From the Shamrock.*
Passengers on board the sloop Mac-Donough, arrived at this port (New - York), fron [sic] New London, 16th August. These passengers had arrived at New London in the brig Juno from Sligo.Columns represent: Name, Place of Origin1 John Gibbs County of Caven [sic] 2 James Wright Newtown Stewart 3 Bryan Scinlon Castleton 4 Hugh Hurt Grang 5 James Stevans Sligo 6 Samuel Henry Sligo 7 John Henry Sligo 8 David Henry Sligo 9 Samuel Henry Sligo 10 George Henry Sligo 11 John Kelly Sligo 12 James McDonagh Sligo 13 Roger Janes Sligo 14 William Janes Sligo 15* Augh Hart Sligo 16* John Hoy Sligo 17 Bryan Scandler Sligo 18 Andrew McGown Sligo 19 Patrick McAnalty Sligo 20 Peter Lynch Sligo 21 Felix Murry Sligo 22 Andrew Pigeon Sligo 23 Martin Mitchell Sligo 24 Michael Gorvorn Sligo 25 Charles Roony Sligo 26 John Wright Sligo 27 Jane Wright Sligo 28 Mariam Wright Sligo 29 Bridget Murray Sligo 30 Catharine Janes Sligo 31 Ruth Gibbs Sligo 32 Mary Gibbs Sligo 33 John Gibbs Sligo 34* Patrick Travert Lurganboy 35 James Mara Lurganboy Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes. 1. "The Shamrock" may be an Irish ethnic newspaper of the time, since in the next column to the above appears an ad: "Subscribers to the Shamrock in this city ..." 2. Passengers seem to be grouped according to their origins in Ireland, and it may be those possible origins which are italicized at the end of the names. Note that "Newtown Stuart" (in 1st list) is NOT italicized, while "Newtown Stewart" (in 2nd list) IS italicized. The first may also be a location. 3. Where a letter is questionable, these are possibly due to 1816 printing problems, ie. type-setting error or inking error. 4. ** indicates Children 5. Passengers have been numbered for ease in identification. No numbers were included in the original article. Please see the full article. The transcriber does NOT know if these are complete lists of the ships' passengers, or simply the Irish on board. 15 Given name is spelled Augh; it is possible that this is a type-setting error, and the name actually may be Hugh 16 Family name may be Iloy 34 Family name may be Trevert"The Commonwealth", Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Sept. 17, 1816Transcribed by Carolyn "Cari" Thomas a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
Proofreading assistance by David T. Thomas
6 March 2004
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