Bark Armandale
I, Richard Pearse, Master of the Br Bark Armandale, 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 the said Bark at Belfast, from which port said Bark has now arrived; and that on said List is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each passenger, 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.
Richard Pearse
Sworn to this 30 April 1851
Before Me ????????
List or Manifest of all passengers taken on board the Bark Armandale whereof Richard Pearse is Master, from Belfast. Burthen ???? tons
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on voyage, Part of ship occupied by each during the voyage.
Columns eliminated and the reasons why.
Occupation---Not recorded
Country of origin---Shown as Great Britain
Destination---United States
Died on Voyage---No deaths
Part of ship occupied during voyage---Not given
1 John Graham 50 M
2 Margt Graham 50 F
3 Joseph Graham 20 M
4 Alice Graham 18 F
5 Margt Graham 16 F
6 Samuel Graham 15 M
7 John Graham 13 M
8 Ellen Graham 12 F Child
9 Jane Graham 10 F Child
10 Hugh Graham 7 M Child
11 Betty Graham 5 F Child
12 James Grange 30 M
13 Agnes Grange 30 F
14 Mary Grange 4 F
15 John Grange 2 M
16* Wm H Grange ? M Infant
17 Mary Redman 27 F
18* Thomas Redman ? M Infant
19 Wm Sluthers 28 M
20 Robert Reilly 18 M
21 Sophia Nance 25 F
22 Thos Elder 45 M
23 Jane Elder 45 F
24 Mary Jane Elder 45 F
25 Peggy Elder 20 F
26 Nancy Cannon 18 F
27 Roseann Cannon 14 F
28 Edward Cannon 12 M Child
29 John Means 12 M Child
30 Jane Gregg 22 F
31 Adam Gregg 20 M
32 Hanna Gregg 17 F
33 Jane Park 23 F
34 Richard Logan 22 M
35* Ann Mc??ry 30 F
36 James White 20 M
37 Mary Ann White 20 F
38 James Singer 20 M
39 Margt Singer 55 F
40 Dorothea Singer 20 F
41 Robert Singer 17 M
42 Wm Patterson 25 M
43 James Straine 50 M
44 Eliza Straine 50 F
45 Sarah Straine 16 F
46 Elizabeth Straine 16 F
47 Betty Smith 60 F
48 Letitia Henry 19 F
49 Samuel Neill 18 M
50 John Neill 18 M
51 John Neill 30 M
52 Jane Neill 30 F
53 Francis Neill 4 M Child
54 Ann Jane Neill 2 F Child
55 Ellen Shaw 18 F
56 James Roberts 40 M
57 Nancy Cooper 40 F
58 John Cooper 24 M
59 Elizabeth Cooper 20 F
60 Nancy Cooper 18 F
61 James Cooper 16 M
62 Robert Cooper 24 M
63 Margt Cooper 20 F
64 Wm McMeehan 20 M
65 Andrew Boyd 25 M
66 Elizabeth Boyd 25 F
67* Maria Boyd ? F Infant
68 Thomas Barkly 28 M
69 Margt Barkly 50 F
70 Margt Barkly 30 F
71 John Barkly 30 M
72 Emily Barkly 20 F
73 Mary Ann Barkly 5 F Child
74 Isabella Barkly 2 F Child
75* Thomas Barkly ? M Infant
76 Wm Graham 25 M
77 Agnes White 22 F
78 Wm Tait 20 M
79 Robert Lilly 22 M
80 James Scandridge 19 M
81 Jane Scandridge 22 F
82 Mary Conovan 18 F
83 Henry Drake 22 M
84 John Sampke 10 M Child
85* Elizabeth Dur??? 22 F
86 Mary Hall 50 F
87 Ann Moore 20 F
88* Mary C??chr?n 16 F
89 James Fallon 25 M
90 Robert Gibson 23 M
91 Janes Lyons 30 F
92 Wm Cushan 20 M
93 Wm Cushan 15 M
94 Wm McKee 30 M
95 Jane McKee 30 F
96 Wm Jno McKee 10 M Child
97 Sarah McKee 4 F Child
98 Ellen McKee 2 F Child
99 Robert Stevenson 21 M
100 Ellen Burrows 18 F
101 Mary Ann Bell 17 F
102 George Brown 18 M
103 Ann McCullough 24 F
104 Lucinda McCullough 20 F
105 Matilda McBurney 20 F
106 Thomas McReilly 18 M
107* Isac Bance 55 M
108* Margt Bance 55 F
109* Sarah Bance 21 F
110* Eliza Bance 18 F
111 Dobbin Renaghan 22 M
112 Sarah Renaghan 14 F
113 James Renaghan 5 M Child
114* James G???aghy 35 M
115* James G???aghy 25 M
116* Ellen G???aghy 30 F
117* Robert G???aghy 30 M
118* Martha G???aghy 26 F
119* Ellen G???aghy 20 F
120 Wm Peplar 25 M
121 Wm McCauly 22 M
122 Ellen McCauly 20 F
123 James Thompson 26 M
124 Jane Thompson 20 F
125* George G?????? 30 M
126* Mary Jane G?????? 20 F
127 John McMurray 24 M
128* Wm K???anth 14 M
129 James Managle 21 M
130 Peter Fee 25 M
131 Archibald Reid 19 M
132 Mary Moore 25 F
133 Robt McCappen 20 M
134 James Amberson 30 M
135* Robert Borphy 20 M
136* Harriet Laid 20 F
137* Mary A Laid 12 F Child
138* Robert Laid 10 M Child
139* Wm Laid 5 M Child
140* Gilbert Laid ? M Infant
141 Mary Murray 20 F
142 John Patterson 22 M
143 James Miller 16 M
144 Ellen Miller 17 F
145 Matilda Knox 19 F
146 Mick Daugherty 20 M
147 Jane Egdon 20 F
148* Wm Sh?? 30 M
149 Mary Mack 30 F
150 Robert Mack 8 M Child
151 Jacob Mack 6 M Child
152 Rebecca Mack 4 F Child
153 David Mack 2 M Child
154 John McAdam 20 M
155* John Cur???? 30 M
156 Jane Stewart 18 F
157 Alex Stewart 16 M
158 John Boal 25 M
159 John Wetheral 4 M Child
160 Alexander Campbell 19 M
161 John Thompson 21 M
162 Wm Swain 50 M
163 Arthur Coates 35 M
164 Maria Coates 20 F
165 Wm Coates 10 M Child
166 David Coates 6 M Child
167 Ann Coates 4 F Child
168 Henrietta Coates 2 F Child
169 Arthur Murphy 19 M
170 Jane McGuire 21 F
171 James Green 20 M
172 John Clinton 20 M
173* Patt Fallo?? 35 M
174* Susan Fallo?? 35 F
175* John Fallo?? 4 M Child
176* Mary Ann Fallo?? 2 F Child
177* Patt Fallo?? ? M Infant
178 John Magill 23 M
179 Henry Berman 20 M
180 Wm McNaly 18 M
181* Francis ?urst 25 M
182 Margt McGrath 15 F
183 Cath Graham 30 F
184 Sarah Kirkpatrick 25 F
185 Lawrence Bauer 30 M
186 James Culbert 14 M
187 Michael Mallon 25 M
188 Francis McTernan 25 M
189 Wm Stingan 30 M
190 Jane Stingan 30 F
191* James Stingan ? M Infant
192 Mary Flinn 21 F
193 Patt Reilly 21 M
194 Samuel Beggs 25 M
195 John McKevan 22 M
196 James Brown 23 M
197 John McCullough 25 M
198 James McCoy 18 M
199 Jeremiah Mains 20 M
200 Lucy Livingston 20 F
201 Jane Thomson 60 F
202 James Thomson 21 M
203 Robert Thomson 21 M
204 Samuel McElworth 20 M
205 John McBridge 22 M
206 Letice McCormick 22 F
207 James Duncan 50 M
208 Samuel Duncan 50 M
209 James Duncan 27 M
210 Agnes Hamilton 20 F
211* Joseph Tersan 25 M
212 Elizabeth Lord 20 F
213 Wm Trimble 25 M
214 John Carble 30 M
215 Chas Burton 35 M
216 Margt Burton 45 F
217 Wm Hane 18 M
218* James McG??n 25 M
219 Martha McCartney 25 F
220 Wm Beatty 21 M
221 Bridget Hughes 18 F
222 Wm McCale 21 M
223 John McGeugh 22 M
224 Hugh Magill 33 M
225 Ann Magill 22 F
226 Ann Magill 6 F Child
227 Henry Magill 4 M Child
228 Peter McAllen 20 M
229 David Lennon 30 M
230 Eliza Dunn 24 F
231* Mary Dunn ? F Infant
232 Margt Kelly 24 F
233* Edwd Mc??bl? 25 M
234 David Brannon 25 M
235 Alice Garvey 30 F
236 Cath Garvey 2 F Child
237* John Garvey ? M Infant
238 John McMeehan 30 M
239 John McMeehan 35 M
240 Thomas McMeehan 30 M
241 Ellen McMeehan 30 F242 Jane McMeehan 5 F Child
243 John McMeehan 1 M Child
244 Ellen Glass 35 F
245 Margt Glass 18 F
246 Ruth Glass 14 F
247* Cecil Glass ? M Infant
248* Kiry ?rain ? ? Infant
249* Eliza Jane ?rain 14 F
250 James Henry 24 M
251 Hugh Aliscand 21 M
252 John Creighton 25 M
253 Jane Atkinson 28 F
254 Mary McCavanagh 22 F
255 Charlotte McCavanagh 19 F
256 Hugh McGee 30 M
257 Ann Thompson 28 F
258 Hugh McMeehan 25 M
259 John McGuire 25 M
260 Cath Denahy 16 F
261 Michael Donnaley 40 M
262 Thomas Kerr 45 M
263 Mary Kerr 45 F
264* Patt Kerr ? M Infant
265 Wm Ferguson 24 M
266 John Malcomson 50 M
267 Sarah Gracey 12 F Child
268 James Travers 50 M
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 the
condition of the original document.
16---Age not given. Under one year old.
18---Age not given. Under one year old.
35---Could be McCarry or McCrory ??
67---Age not given. Under one year old.
75---Age not given. Under one year old.
85---Last name scrawled Maybe Durrah ??
88---Scrawled last name. Perhaps meant to be Cochran.
107-110---Perhaps missspelling of Bank.
114-119---Scrawled last name. Might have meant to be Geraghty.
125-6---Badly scrawled last name. No clue what it is.
128---Last name unclear. ??
135---May have meant to be Brophy.
136-140---Might have been meant to be Laird.
140---Age not given. Under one year old.
148---Last name not clear.
155---Last name not clear.
173-177---Last two letters unclear.
181---First letter of last name not clear.
191---Age not given. Under one year old.
211---Last name. ?? First letter might have been an L
218---Last name. ??
231---Age not given. Under one year old.
233---Last name scrawled.
237---Age not given. Under one year old.
247---Age not given. Under one year old.
248---Age not given. Under one year old.
248-9---First letter of last name unclear.
264---Age not given. Under one year old.
Correspondence added January 30, 2007, passenger 42 Patterson
William John Patterson was born in 1832 in the region of Coleraine,
Londonderry in what is now Northern Ireland.
I have attached a photo taken of him, flanked by two of his adult
children and three grandchildren in Ohio (circa 1915).
For summary information on him after emigration, below is an excerpt
from "Centennial Portrait and Biographical Record of The City of
Dayton and of Montgomery County, Ohio, Containing Biographical
Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens Together With The
Biographies and Portraits of the Presidents of the United States and
Biographies of the Governors of Ohio", Edited by Frank Conover, of
Dayton, Ohio A. W. BOWEN & CO., 1897.
Prof. Patterson received his elementary education at Coleraine,
Londonderry, and in 1851 came to America, following a brother,
Joseph, who had preceded him by two years. In 1854 he was followed
by his parents, Joseph and Elizabeth (McVicker) Patterson, who first
located in Dayton, but later removed to Oxford, where both parents
passed the remainder of their days. The family comprised seven children,
viz: Joseph, now the owner of a 600-acre farm in Coffee county, Tenn.;
William J.; Martha, wife of Henry Halteman, a farmer of Preble county,
Ohio; Eliza, widow of John Dugan, and now a resident of Rockwood, Tenn.,
her husband having been killed in a railroad accident; Annie, wife of
Isaiah Douglass, a farmer of Oxford, Ohio; Mrs. Sarah Lindsay, of
Nebraska; and Margaret, wife of Edward Weingardner, of First street,
Dayton.
Prof. Patterson has been a resident of Dayton since 1851, when the
city contained a population of but 16,000, with no buildings of any
pretentions to architectural beauty or construction, or of any
considerable monetary value; in fact, the majority of them were either
log or frame, with an occasional brick structure at the more populous
or business points of the town. The most speedy means of communication
and travel between Dayton and Cincinnati was by canal packet in his
early residence here, and he was a witness to the laying of the first
railway track to enter the city, that of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton road. As to the other great changes which have taken place
during the interval of forty-five years, only those who survive from
that early day can fully realize their magnitude.
On first locating in Dayton, Prof. Patterson attended school in
Carrollton for two years and then began teaching. The first teachers'
examination was held in the old academy which stood on the site of
the present Central school building of Dayton, and which was the old
Central high school site; the examiners were James Campbell and John
Hall, both for many years afterward employed as teachers in the same
high school. Prof. Patterson began his work as a tutor in a typical
log school-house on the farm of Rev. Mr. Heineker, near Miamisburg,
and has the unusual record of having been a school-teacher in the
district and village schools of Montgomery county for over forty years.
In 1890 he was elected principal of the Thirteenth public school district
of Dayton, in which he served most effectively for two years and a half,
and was then appointed to a similar position in the Seventh district,
which he has since filled with ability.
The marriage of Prof. Patterson took place March 18, 1855, to Miss Anna
Ford, who was born in Castlebar, Ireland, in 1833, and came to America
an orphan child. This marriage has resulted in the birth of nine children,
of whom Joseph Edward is a prosperous farmer, living near Dayton; Emma is
the wife of Frank Wogaman and resides in the city; William F. is in the
employ of the American Express company; John Charles is an attorney at
law and a prominent member of the Dayton bar; Rev. James Albert is a
talented minister of the Presbyterian church at Fostoria, Ohio; Martha
is married to William Rice, general agent at Dayton for the Jackson Coal
Company; Dr. Clifton L. is a successful member of the medical fraternity;
Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, whose husband is bookkeeper for the Buckeye Iron &
Brass works, and Robert C., a student in the Cincinnati Law school. The
family are all members of the First Reformed church of Dayton, having
been reared in the Scotch Presbyterian faith.
Prof. Patterson has been always active in church and Sunday-school work;
in politics he has invariably sided with the democratic party, although
he has never been a partisan for personal ends. As an office-holder, he
has been content to serve seven years as a member of the board of county
examiners of teachers — an office for which he is peculiarly well
qualified — and as a patriot, he served 100 days in the One Hundred
and Thirty-second Ohio volunteer infantry during the late Rebellion.
His youngest son, Robert C. Patterson, became a judge in Dayton,
eventually moving to Washington, DC with his three children, of
whom my father, John Ford Patterson, was the youngest. I was born
in Washington and am living here still.
Thank you for making this information available on-line. I’d be interested
in learning of any other projects of a similar type being conducted with
regard to Irish immigrants of this period.
Sincerely,
Amy Patterson
Washington, DC
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 97, List 268.
Transcribed by Al O'Brien a member of the
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