Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Bark Marco Polo

Liverpool, England to Baltimore, Maryland
15 September 1864

I, Carl J. Gerdes, Master of the Bark "Marco Polo" do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list subscribed with my name, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account or report of all the passengers who have been taken on board the said Bark at Liverpool or any other Foreign Port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any district of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Liverpool.
Sworn to this 15 day of September 1864.
Columns represent: passenger names, ages, country of origin, and number of pieces of baggage.
 1  Thomas    Dadley        45        Ireland      one package for passengers 1-7
 2  Ellen     Dadley        40        Ireland
 3  Elizab.   Dadley        14        Ireland
 4  James     Dadley        10        Ireland
 5  Ellen     Dadley         7        Ireland
 6  Christ    Dadley         3        Ireland
 7  Mary Ann  Dadley           10mo   Ireland
 8  Mary      Farrell       30        Ireland      one package
 9  Michael   Farrell        5        Ireland
10  Mary Ann  Farrell          11mo   Ireland
11  Harry     Marks         35        Ireland      one package
12  Bridget   Hyland        30        Ireland      one package
13  Patrick   Hyland         3        Ireland
14  Jane      Hyland            9mo   Ireland
15  Michael   Carnin        35        Scotland     five packages
16  Catharine Carnin        30        Scotland
17  Robert    Carnin        14        Scotland
18  Patrick   Carnin        12        Scotland
19  Michael   Carnin        10        Scotland
20  Lawrence  Carnin         7        Scotland
21  William   Carnin         5        Scotland
22  James     Carnin         3        Scotland
23  Thomas    Carnin           10mo   Scotland
24  Theophils Bradowsky     27          Poland

[signed]    Carl    J.    Gerdes,    Captain
National Archives and Records Administration, Microfilm 255 Roll 14.
Donated and transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 August 2002

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