Steamer Matanzas
I, Wm. Liesegnay Master of the Steamer Matanzas 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 Matanzas at Matanzas 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 inhabitant; 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. [signed] Wm. Liesegany
Sworn to this 28th April 1860
before me (illegible name)
List or Manifest Of All The Passengers taken on board the ???? Matanzas whereof Wm. Liesegany is Master, from Matanzas, burthen ???/95 tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age [years, months], Sex, Occupation, The country to which they severally belong, The country to which they intend to become inhabitants (every entry for this column was U.S. so the column was eliminated), Died on the voyage (this column has been eliminated since there were no reported deaths) and Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 Dolores Ruiz 22 2 Female Lady Spain First Cabin
2 Luis Armstrong 22 3 Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
3 Hellen Woolson 40 5 Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
4 Hellen Cirila Woolson 14 3 Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
5* Mary Woolson ? Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
6* Clara Clark ? 7 Female Lady ? First Cabin
7 Isabel Duffey 1 6 Female Baby Cuba First Cabin
8 Isabel Merrick Duffey 30 6 Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
9* Kmira Norman 27 2 Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
10 Victoria Norman 1 7 Female Baby U.S. First Cabin
11 Maria Lanigan 23 3 Female Lady England First Cabin
12* Julia Lanigan 00 5 Female Baby Cuba First Cabin
13* Margaret ?lfo??? 21 ? Female Lady U.S. First Cabin
14* ?lfo??? 2 8 Male Boy U.S. First Cabin
15* ?ertiego 38 5 Male Doctor Cuba First Cabin
16 Rafael Aguilar 30 4 Male Merchant Spain First Cabin
17* Fidel Ferajnavas 33 3 Male School Cuba First Cabin
18 Elias Casada 25 Male Engineer Cuba First Cabin
19* Pedro Prati 23 4 Male Engineer Cuba First Cabin
20* Genusa Montolo 26 3 Male Merchant Cuba First Cabin
21 Ricardo Osoria 16 4 Male School Cuba First Cabin
22 Chas. Biopky 27 3 Male Boilermaker U.S. First Cabin
23* Levi A. Brown 28 Male Piano__maker U.S. First Cabin
24 Arthur Rachael 12 3 Male School U.S. First Cabin
25* ?.W. Capes 38 Male Shipbuilder U.S. First Cabin
26* ? Huntington 41 4 Male Merchant U.S. First Cabin
27* ?? Elkins 42 3 Male ????? U.S. First Cabin
28* W.G.W. Paeges ?6 6 Male Merchant U.S. First Cabin
29 A.C. Styles 36 2 Male Merchant U.S. First Cabin
30 Thos Duffey 28 6 Male Engineer U.S. First Cabin
31 Francis Hoane 28 5 Male Soldier U.S. First Cabin
32 Edmund Slater 35 Male Engineer U.S. First Cabin
33 Chas Orosio Woolson 11 11 Male School U.S. First Cabin
34 Patrick Rolly 38 2 Male Labourer U.S. Steerage
35 Bernard Samone 35 2 Male Labourer U.S. Steerage
Transcriber's Notes:
5 Her age was illegible; however, it appeared to be a single digit. So she
was under 10 years of age (maybe 7)
6 Clara's age was either 21, 31 or 51. The country from where she came was
illegible; however, it appeared to end in "nd", perhaps Ireland or England.
9 First letter was hard to read. Name was either Kmira or Hmira
12 The name was _ulia. Julia makes sense, but the first letter looked more
like an I or P.
13 The last name was illegible. Perhaps Elford, Elfosn, Elfons, Elforn,
Elfors.
14 Same last name as #13. First name was illigible. Maybe Edward or Edwardo
15 The last name was smudged. The ending appeared to be "eritiego". The lst
letter of the name could have been "v". There was no first name, just
initials.
17 Last name could have been Ferajnavas, Fuajnavas, Fuajnavan, Ferajnavan.
19 Name could be Prati, Prats, or Prabi
20 First and last name difficult to read: Genusa Montato, Monlato, Monloto,
Montalo
23 The occupation started with Piano and appeared to end with maker.
Piano-----maker.
25 Instead of a 1st name there were initials. They were either: I.W., P.W. or
L.W.
26 No first name, just an initial
27 No first name, just initials. Maybe Hm. or Wm. Occupation too light to read
28 The age was listed as 6, yet the occupation was shown as merchant?
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 200, List 319.
Transcribed by Sharon Connolly a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
9 December 2003
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