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Steamer Fulton
Havre, France & Southampton, England to New York
28 January 1858
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, James A. Wotton, Master of the Steamer Fulton 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 at Havre & Southampton from which ports 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) J. Wotton
Sworn to this January 28^th 1858
Before me (Signed) JWhite DC
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Steamer Fulton whereof Wotton is Master, from Havre & Southampton burthen 2307 92/?? tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, The country to which they severally belong, The country to which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on the Voyage, and Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage. No deaths were recorded on this voyage and the column has been omitted.
1 Albert Michel 30y M mcht U.S. Saloon
2 John Britton 50y M Ship^m U.S. Saloon
3 T. F. von Armin 30y M mcht U.S. Saloon
4 James Prentiss 38y M Mariner U.S. Saloon
5 Mrs. Prentiss 29y F U.S. Saloon
6 Theo Catlin 16y M Student U.S. Saloon
7 S. C. Kellogg 18y M Student U.S. Saloon
8* Louis ?anin 49y M mcht U.S. Saloon
9 H. C. Demkins 33y M mcht U.S. Saloon
10 B. Wendt 28y M mcht U.S. Saloon
11 P. Blanchett 13y M Tourist France Saloon
12* ?. Lange 28y M Profs France Saloon
13 Nina Fremont 19y F U.S. Saloon
14 Elizabeth Fremont 15y F U.S. Saloon
15 Frank Fremont 4y M U.S. Saloon
16 Marie Fremont 1y F U.S. Saloon
17 Marie Alair 36y F Serv^t U.S. U.S. Saloon
18 Elisa Benar 28y F Serv^t U.S. Saloon
19 Mrs. E. Mohan 34y F U.S. Saloon
20 Emile Mohan 2y M U.S. Saloon
21 Fanny Bohn 18y F Serv^t U.S. Saloon
22 S. W. Comstock 48y M mcht U.S. Saloon
23 F. C. Lowell 55y M mcht U.S. Saloon
24 F. Berly 37y M Com Tools U.S. Saloon
25 W. Demsey 30y M Com Tools U.S. Saloon
26 H. C. Keefer 33y M Com Tools U.S. Saloon
27 G. Bischoff 25y M none U.S. Saloon
28* C. Whit??? Jr. 36y M Ship master U.S. Saloon
29 Miss S. Smith 25y F U.S. Saloon
30 E. Luckmayer 30y M Com Tools U.S. Saloon
31 E. Garnies 35y M Com Tools U.S. Saloon
32 Mrs. H. Hesbert 28y F none U.S. Saloon
33 Mast. Hesbert 12y M U.S. Saloon
34 Miss Hesbert 10y F U.S. Saloon
35* Charlotte * 19y F Servant France U.S. Saloon
36* Mrs. W. F. Have?ey?? 50y F U.S. Saloon
37* Henry Have?ey?? 23y M U.S. Saloon
38* Heston Have?ey?? 19y M U.S. Saloon
39* John Sa?z 39y M mcht U.S. Saloon
40 Chas Abigg 28y M mcht U.S. Saloon
41 Edw. J. Mann 33y M mcht U.S. Saloon
42 D. Millard 40y M Capt U.S. Saloon
43 Mrs. Millard 36y F none U.S. Saloon
44 Anna Millard 15y F none U.S. Saloon
45 Miss Millard 13y F none U.S. Saloon
46 Mast. Millard 5y M none U.S. Saloon
47 Alice Peeling 22y F Servant U.S. Saloon
48* Mrs. T Lemo?s 40y F Milliner U.S. 2^nd Cabin
49 Miss M. Watts 15y F Eng^d U.S. 2^nd Cabin
50 Mrs. D'Allaise 37y F France U.S. 2^nd Cabin
51 Miss D'Allaise 16y F France U.S. 2^nd Cabin
52 Geo Carter 35y M Seaman U.S. 2^nd Cabin
53 C. Warren Ivery 45y M Draper Eng^d U.S. 2^nd Cabin
54 F. Smith 16y M Draper Eng^d U.S. 2^nd Cabin
55 F. S. Smith 40y M Traveller U.S. 2^nd Cabin
56 S. Pargen 37y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
57 F. H. Charband 40y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
58 B. Kipport 30y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
59 John Hunter 28y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
60 Miss D'Antil 30y F U.S. 2^nd Cabin
61 Henry Stocker 29y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
62 John Armetti 33y M mcht U.S. 2^nd Cabin
63 Jo^s Armetti 12y M U.S. 2^nd Cabin
64* J. Delan??x 33y M Clerk U.S. 2^nd Cabin
65 W^m Watts 27y M Tailor U.S. 2^nd Cabin
66* Mrs. Watts 2?y F U.S. 2^nd Cabin
67 Louis Cahn 28y M Storekeeper U.S. 2^nd Cabin
68 Mrs. Cahn 20y F U.S. 2^nd Cabin
69* Geo F. Lombard 35y M U.S.
70* L. Litman 40y M U.S.
71* E. Rebasse 26y M U.S.
Notation at end of manifest:
New York January 28^th 1858
(Signed) J Wotton
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 below.
? The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read due to
quality of the original document.
^ The use of a ^ indicates that the letter/letters following are superscripted.
The transcription preserves the original spelling.
All ditto marks on the original manifest have been replaced with the actual words
indicated.
The manifest scribe used long vertical lines to probably indicate continuation
of the last written word(s). These lines have been replaced with the actual
word/words indicated.
The manifest did not include psgr #s; they have been added by the transcriber.
The manifest scribe used a Germanic letter resembling 'fs'; to aid in reading,
these have been transcribed to 'ss'.
The denominator of the fraction of tonnage is illegible.
8 First letter of surname not clear because of stray mark, could be Canin.
12 Initial (first name) not clear, could be "N" or "V".
28 Ending of surname illegible because of handwriting, could be Whitney or
Whiting.
35 Surname omitted.
36-38 5th letter of surname not clear, ending of surname illegible because
of overwriting of Age.
39 3rd letter of surname not clear, extends below the line.
48 Next-to-last letter(s) of surname not clear, could be Lemoms or Lemorns.
64 6th and 7th letters of surname illegible.
66 2nd number of Age illegible because of lower extension of the number '7'
from psgr. 65 record, could be 21y.
69-71 Occupation and Space Occupied omitted.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 181, List 48.
Transcribed by Judy Caine
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
8 April 2005
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