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Ship Stadacona
Londonderry, Ireland to New York
2 August 1870
DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK.
I, William Cassidy Master of the Ship Stadacona, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear
that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the
Collector of Customs of the Collection District of the City of New York, is a full and
perfect list of all the passengers taken on board the said ship at Londonderry, from which port said ship 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 have Died. So Help Me God.
(Signed) William Cassidy, Stadacona
Sworn to this 2 August 1870 before me (Signed) * O.J. Wimpotart, Deputy Collector
List or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Ship Stadacona whereof
William Cassidy is Master, from Londonderry, burthen *1074 59/100 tons
Columns represent: No., Names, Age (Years,Months), Sex, Occupation, The Country of which they severally belong, Intended Destination or Location, Died on the Voyage, Location of compartment or space occupied on the voyage
only, or intending to be permanent settlers.
1 Mary McGlinchy 18 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
2 Jane Fisher 20 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
3 John Diver 55 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
4 Ellen Diver 50 Wife Ireland United States Steerage
5* James Diver 16 Family Ireland United States Steerage
6 Ann Diver 13 Ireland United States Steerage
7 Sarah Diver 10 Ireland United States Steerage
8* Hannah Slavan 20 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
9* Francis Slavan 18 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
10 Charles Irvin 50 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
11 Charlott Irvin 50 Wife Ireland United States Steerage
12* Jane Irvin 22 Family Ireland United States Steerage
13 Thomas Irvin 13 Ireland United States Steerage
14 Jane Smily 17 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
15 Bridget Burns 29 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
16 Patrick Compton 20 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
17 William Compton 20 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
18 Mary Hunton 20 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
19 Rebecca Scurry 20 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
20 Edward Scurry 20 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
21 Susan Gallagher 18 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
22*
23* Wife
24 Catherine Kerr 19 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
25 Letica Orr 22 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
26 Edward Dorrian 22 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
27 Sarah McHugh 19 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
28 Patrick Brogan 50 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
29 Mary Brogan 65 Wife Ireland United States Steerage
30 Susan Brogan 16 Family Ireland United States Steerage
31 Patrick Brogan 11 Ireland United States Steerage
32 Hugh Gallagher 22 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
33 Mary McLaughlin 26 Servant Ireland United States Steerage
34* A. Conaghan 19 Seamstress Ireland United States Steerage
35 Sarah A. Kane 7 Child Ireland United States Steerage
36 Hugh Jeffers 42 Labourer Ireland United States Steerage
37 Jane McGaughey 20 Seamstress Ireland
38 Mary McGaughey 18 Seamstress Ireland
39 Bessy Johnston 60 Seamstress Ireland
40 John Johnston 18 Labourer Ireland
41 James Quigley 35 Labourer America
42 Ellen Barr 22 Seamstress Ireland
43 Ann McNulty 24 Seamstress Ireland
44 Mary McLafferty 25 Seamstress Ireland
45 Ann McLafferty 20 Seamstress Ireland
46 Isabella Kilpatrick 20 Seamstress Ireland
47 Margaret Mills 36 Wife Ireland
48* ?????? Mills 5 Child Ireland
49* ?????? Mills 8 Child Ireland
50 Michael Mills 5 Child Ireland
51 Edward Mills 11 Child Ireland
52 Giles Mills 3 Child Ireland
53 Rose Crosson 20 Seamstress Ireland
54 Margaret Divenny 27 Seamstress Ireland
55 Giles Divenny 10 Child Ireland
56 Fanny Doherty 22 Servant Ireland
57 Margaret Doherty 20 Servant Ireland
58*
59*
60* Patrick ?????? 4 Family Ireland
61* John ?????? 1 Ireland
62 Eliza Glass 53 Wife Ireland
63 Mary Glass 19 Family Ireland
64 Samuel Glass 16 Family Ireland
65 William Glass 14 Family Ireland
66 John Glass 11 Family Ireland
67 Frances Freil 30 Labourer America
68 Joseph Gallagher 24 Labourer Ireland
69 Nancy McCabe 20 Servant Ireland
70* William Lavin 25 Lab'r Ireland
71* Patrick Lavin 19 Lab'r Ireland
72 Hugh McGrath 30 Lab'r Ireland
73 Hannah McGrath 25 Wife Ireland
74 Sarah Greer 20 Servant Ireland
75 Patrick McDaid 19 Labourer Ireland
76 Ann McMullan 26 Servant Ireland
77 Mary J. Boyd 11 Mo. Infant Ireland
78 Ellen Stevenson 21 Servant Ireland
79 James Mullan 18 Labourer Ireland
80 Catherine Doherty 31 Seamstress Ireland
81 Catherine Maguire 31 Seamstress Ireland
82 Susan Dixon 26 Seamstress Ireland
83* Ireland
84* Labourer Ireland
85 Margret Doheny 30 Servant Ireland
86 Eliza McGuiness 23 Servant Ireland
87 Catherine McNulty 50 Wife Ireland
88 Patrick McNulty 4 Family Ireland
89 Cormack McNulty 3 Family Ireland
90 Daniel Murray 24 Labourer Ireland
91 Hannah Murray 20 Seamstress Ireland
92 Mary Fullerton 16 Seamstress Ireland
93 Mary Durnier 23 Seamstress Ireland
94 Catherine Hegerity 16 Seamstress Ireland
Transcriber's Notes:
? = Approximate number of letters that are unreadable due to fading, smears,
torn paper etc.
* = Attention to this Transcribers List.
^ = The following letter is superscripted
This ship was found in Reel M425 which is a listing of ships arriving in Philadelphia,
but manifest says it arrived in New York.
The Manifest and a cover page both list the date as Aug 3, 1870. But on the Passenger
list after #37 was clearly written, "August 2, 1871"
The tonnage was very hard to read. This is the best estimate.
The Deputy Collector's signature is almost just a scribble. Very hard to read.
The Column 'Died on Voyage' was left blank.
The Column 'Sex' was left blank
In the Occupation column, a family was listed as 'Family' after one of the children.
Any blank in the columns was that way on the original.
In the last three columns from passenger # 37 onward is written "S.S. Stadacona,
August 2, 1871, British, Londonderry, Ireland." From here to the end of the list
there was no info as to 'Country' or 'Compartment'.
8 & 9 - Last name could possibly be 'Slavin'
22 & 23 - There was a fold in the paper which was taped. Everything is black
34 - There is a black smear over the first name. The 'A.' is a middle initial.
48 & 49 - There was a fold in the paper which was taped. First name is only a black
smear.
58 & 59 - There was a fold in the paper which was taped. Everything is black.
60 & 61 - First name is readable, but last name is ditto marks from the un-readable
names above.
70 & 71 - Name could possibly be Lawin.
83 & 84 - There was a fold in the paper which was taped. Nearly everything was black.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, List 29
Transcribed by Royal A. Pritchard
a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 Sep 2004
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