Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Brig Prince Leopold

There is no sworn statement for this ship.

There is no captain's name listed for this ship.

List of all Passengers Arrived from Foreign Countries in the Port of Charleston 1 October to 31 December 1820.

Columns represent: Passenger Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitant.

    
  1  Mary Orr              36  female  spinster Britain U. States
  2  William McDonald      20  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  3  Ann McDonald          23  female  farmer   Britain U. States
  4  Hugh McDonald          2  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  5  William Baxter        25  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  6  Charles Laughten      26  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  7  Samuel Pennel         15  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  8  William Smith         18  male    farmer   Britain U. States
  9  Adam Lauften          29  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 10  Nathaniel Hunter      22  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 11  Anthony Sloane        28  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 12  William McDowell      30  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 13  Mary McDowell         25  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 14  Ephraim McDowell       2  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 15  Margaret McDowell      2  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 16  John Baggs            25  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 17  Thomas Johnson        28  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 18  Elizabeth Johnson     26  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 19  John Johnson           4  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 20  James McCullin        42  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 21  John McGumoney        40  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 22  James McGumoney       10  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 23  Campbell Madden       26  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 24  James Miller          30  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 25  Matty Miller & child  26  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 26  Rose Miller            6  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 27  Martha Miller          3  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 28  Margarett McCullin    20  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 29  Hugh McDowell         33  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 30  John McDowell         14  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 31  Thomas McDowell        7  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 32  Mary McDowell          5  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 33  Ann McDowell           3  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 34  Elizabeth Brown       30  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 35* Can. McClennegan      ??  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 36* Robert Peppro         ??  male    farmer   Britain U. States
 37* Jane McDowell         ??  female  farmer   Britain U. States
 38* Thomas Johnson        ??  male    farmer   Britain U. States

  *Collector's Office
  Charleston So. Carolina
  31 December 1820
  *(signed) James R. P??????
    

Transcriber's Notes:     

* The original Quarterly List had columns for Name of Vessel, Month and Year of Arrival, 
  and Where from.  These columns have been incorporated into title information. The ships 
  have been transcribed individually.

* None died on the voyage, therefore the column is omitted.

* Passengers were numbered by the transcriber.

* The Quarterly List of the 4th Quarter of 1820 carried the Collector's Office statement 
  following the last ship. The name of the signer may be J.R. Pringle.

? The question mark indicates illegible letters or words on the original document.

  35,36,37,38 Age illegible due to damaged manifest.

Correspondence 01/30/2004 passengers #29-33  McDowell
My ancestor Hugh McDOWELL was born c.1785 in Raloo, County Antrim, Ireland, 
and arrived in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 15 November 1820 on the 
brig Prince Leopold from Belfast.  He came with sons John (age 14) & 
Thomas (age 7) and daughters Mary (age 5) & Ann (age 3).  The family 
went to Chester County, SC, where he was a farmer and shoemaker.   
Hugh made application for citizenship "for himself and his family" 
in 1828 in Chester Co., SC.  Hugh and his elder son both died in 1829.  
About 1836, Mary married James Jones and Ann married John Downing Jones; 
both migrated to Tennessee and Mary later went on to Mississippi.  The 
fate of son Thomas is unknown at this time.
I would welcome e-mails to Nan Roose from others researching 
this family. 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film 575, Roll 2.

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