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R.M.S. Java


Liverpool, England via Queenstown, Ireland to New York
29 April 1868

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, John Macaulay, Master of the R.M.S. "Java", 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 R.M.S. "Java" at Liverpool and Queenstown, from which Ports the said R.M.S. "Java" 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. (Signature) (blank).

Sworn to this 29 April 1868,
Before me. (Initials) W ? C.
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the R.M.S. "Java" whereof John Macaulay is Master, from Liverpool via Q'town, burthen 1760 tons.
Columns represent: given name and surname, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country in which they intend to become inhabitants, the part of the vessel occupied during the voyage, and a notation if the passenger died on the voyage.
       
        
  1* Miss D. Aub          19    F                  Germany  Germany     1st Cabin
  2* Miss E. Aub          15    F                  Germany  Germany     1st Cabin
  3  Mr J. M. Gittermann  33    M  Mercht          Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
  4  Mrs Gittermann       23    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
  5  J. M. Gittermann      1    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
  6  B. Buttner           60    F  Nurse           Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
  7  Mr J. Wilkie         48    M  Mercht          G.B.     Nova Scotia 1st Cabin
  8* G. T. Atteg          44    M  Mercht          G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
  9* Mrs Atteg            43    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 10  Mr J. A. Harrison    39    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 11  Mr G. N. Curtis      26    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 12  Mrs Curtis           28    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 13  Mr G. W. Curtis      23    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 14  Mrs Curtis           20    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 15* Mrs E. ?. Bullard    32    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 16  Mr F. Duysters       41    M  Importer        Belgium  U.S.        1st Cabin
 17  Mrs Duysters         39    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 18  Geo F. Duysters       9    M                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 19  A. Duysters           3    M                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 20  Miss F. Du Buisson   21    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 21  V. Van der Woode     26    F  Nurse           Belgium  U.S.        1st Cabin
 22  T. Dossot            24    F  Nurse           Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
 23  Mr S. Neustadt       29    M  Broker          Germany  Germany     1st Cabin
 24  Mr G. Garag          29    M  Broker          France   Mexico      1st Cabin
 25  Miss Dercy           53    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 26  Mr E. Hunt           50    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 27  Mr G. Millard        25    M  Gent^n          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 28  Mr R. Montgomerie    37    M  Mercht          G.B.     Canada      1st Cabin
 29  Mr J. A. Hadden      45    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 30  Mrs Hadden           38    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 31  Mr A. Russell        56    M  Gent^n          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 32  Miss Russell         18    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 33  Mr G. S. Kennedy     37    M  Mercht          G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 34  Mr J. Woodwell       58    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 35  Mrs Woodwell         48    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 36  Miss M. Sellers      20    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 37  Capt Low             27    M  Brit Army       G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 38  Major H Wilkie       31    M  Brit Army       G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 39  Mr H. A. Tobias      22    M  Cotton Broker   U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 40  Mr A. Bowman         40    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 41  Mr H. Merirah        61    M  Brit Govern^t   G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 42  Miss A. Merirah      20    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 43  Mr M. Cohen          35    M  Mercht          Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
 44  Mrs Cohen            28    F                  Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
 45  Fanny Cohen           4y6m F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 46  Louis Cohen           2y6m M                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 47  Julius Cohen          1y6m M                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 48  Mary Ryan            22    F  Nurse           G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 49  Mr A. Larerton       48    M  Manufact^r      G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 50  Mr C. F. Loosey      52    M  Austrian Consul Austria  U.S.        1st Cabin
 51  Mr C. L. Taylor      42    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 52  Mr K. M. Dowie       32    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 53  Mrs Dowie            27    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 54  Mr H. Marcusa        43    M  Merecht         Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
 55  Mr P. Lichtenstein   21    M  Mercht          Germany  U.S.        1st Cabin
 56  Mr E. David          52    M  Mercht          G.B.     Canada      1st Cabin
 57* Mr J. Carow          54    M  Mercht          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 58* Mrs Carow            42    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 59  Mr F. Baker          38    M  Leather Dealer  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 60  Mrs P. P. Baker      37    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 61  Abbie Baker          11    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 62  Miss M. Farwell      21    F                  U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 63  Mr Ruxton            43    M  Gentleman       G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 64  Mrs Ruxton           45    F                  G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 65  Miss Ruxton          15    F                  G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 66  Miss E. Ruxton       13    F                  G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 67  Miss L. Ruxton       11    F                  G.B.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 68  Mr Yuker             17    M                  Japan    U.S.        1st Cabin
 69  Mrs V. Jones         31    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 70  Miss Campbell        28    F                  G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 71  Mr J. W. Barnes      36    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        1st Cabin
 72  Mr W. B. Lang        66    M  Gent^n          U.S.     U.S.        1st Cabin
 73  Mr W. B. Scott       43    M  Mercht          G.B.     Canada      1st Cabin
 74  Mr W. H. Briggs      31    M  Mercht          G.B.     G.B.        2nd Cabin
 75  Mr Ja^s Roach        53    M  Agent           G.B.     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 76  Mr S. A. Lindsay     26    M  Artist          G.B.     G.B.        2nd Cabin
 77  Mr C. Staeren        40    M  Mercht          Germany  Germany     2nd Cabin
 78  Mr G. A. Hill        44    M  Broker          U.S.     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 79  Mr J. E. Brown       33    M  Clerk           G.B.     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 80* Mr W. S. Stillman    34    M  U.S. Army       G.B.     U.S.        2nd Cabin

                                                   (Signature)  W Tho^s McG

   
Transcriber's Notes:

  A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that cannot be transcribed 
  definitely.

  An asterisk (*) indicates either difficulty in deciphering the handwriting of
  the manifest or something in the Transcriber's Notes to which the reader 
  should refer.

  A caret (^) indicates that the following letter in a word or name is 
  superscripted.

  The entry "United States" in the native country and destination country columns
  is shortened to "U. States" for formatting reasons.  "Male" and "Female" in the
  Sex column is shortened to "M" and "F" for the same reason. 


  1-2    Surname appears to be written as "Aub", but might possibly be "Ant".
  8-9    Surname is either "Atteg" or "Abbeg".
  15     Middle name initial is possibly "L" or "P".
  57-58  Surname is recorded as "Carow", but might possibly be "Carrow".
  80     Passenger's Occupation is listed as "U.S. Army", yet his Native Country is
         listed as "Great Britain", likely a recording error.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 292, List 364.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
28 November 2004



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