Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Steamer Columbia
Glasgow, Scotland to New York
31 January 1868
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Steamer
Columbia whereof Geo Carnaghan is Master, from Glasgow burthen 1867 tons.
Columns represent: given name and surname, age, sex, occupation,
the country to which they severally belong, and the country of which they
intend to become inhabitants.
1 Cath Carroll 40 F Servt Ireland U. States
2 Owen Carroll 55 M Labr Ireland U. States
3* Richd Feeny 16 M Clerk Ireland U. States
4* Chas McK????? 16 M Labr Ireland U. States
5 Jas Wall 23 M Labr Ireland U. States
6* Eliza Mc???? 35 F Servt Ireland U. States
7 Ellen Farry 22 F Servt Ireland U. States
8* Stephen Crener 20 M Labr Ireland U. States
9 Thos Callagher 32 M Labr Ireland U. States
10 Fanny Harris 21 F Ireland U. States
11* Bessey Ruccy 22 F Ireland U. States
12 Margt Clarke 19 F Ireland U. States
13* Bridgt C????? 20 F Servt Ireland U. States
14 John Francis 27 M Labr Ireland U. States
15 John Dougherty 22 M Labr Ireland U. States
16 Jane Dougherty 21 M Labr Ireland U. States
17 Michael Murray 20 M Labr Ireland U. States
18 Danl Mullivan 15 M Servt Ireland U. States
19 W^m Carvan 23 M Labr Ireland U. States
20 Saml Courtney 31 M Labr Ireland U. States
21 Mary Courtney 31 F Ireland U. States
22 Jane Courtney 5 F Ireland U. States
23 Ed Courtney 3 M Ireland U. States
24 Saml Courtney 2 M Ireland U. States
25 Eliza Courtney 29 F Servt Ireland U. States
26 Sarah Courtney 30 F Servt Ireland U. States
27 Margt Courtney 25 F Servt Ireland U. States
28* Bridgt ?rain? 24 F Servt Ireland U. States
29 Owen Reilly 18 M Labr Ireland U. States
30 Thos Mason 33 M Labr Ireland U. States
31 Jas Law 30 M Labr Ireland U. States
32 W^m Moran 21 M Labr Ireland U. States
33 Jonathan Francis 22 M Labr Ireland U. States
34* Michl D??oll?? 22 M Labr Ireland U. States
35 Pat Dougherty 49 M Labr Ireland U. States
36 Geo Dougherty 10 M Labr Ireland U. States
37 Pat McDermott 22 M Labr Ireland U. States
38* Jas Hauglan 40 M Labr Ireland U. States
39* Hoph??? Hauglan 35 F Ireland U. States
40* Eliza Hauglan 9 F Ireland U. States
41* Jas Hauglan 7 M Ireland U. States
42* Lewis Hauglan 3 M Ireland U. States
43* Arch Hauglan 2 M Ireland U. States
44* Jas McCormick ?4 M Labr Ireland U. States
45 Eliza Snodgrass 18 F Servt Ireland U. States
46 W^m Jones 24 M Labr Ireland U. States
47 Peter McQuade 25 M Labr Ireland U. States
48 Eliza Reid 24 F Servt Ireland U. States
49 Connen McManus 18 M Labr Ireland U. States
50* Ha????? Burke 26 F Servt Ireland U. States
51 John Burke 5 M Ireland U. States
52* Eliza Mu????an 20 F Servt Ireland U. States
53* Francis S?????? 20 M Labr Ireland U. States
54* Jas S????? 19 M Baker Ireland U. States
55* Jas Marrin 17 M Labr Ireland U. States
56 W^m Stewart 26 M Labr Ireland U. States
57 Margt Doheney 15 F Scotland U. States
58 Thos Doheney 19 M Miner Scotland U. States
59* Jane McD???? 28 F Scotland U. States
60* Alex McD???? 11 M Scotland U. States
61* Sarah McD???? 9 M Scotland U. States
62* Andrew McD???? 10 F Scotland U. States
63 John Holloway 27 M England U. States
64 John Sharen 72 M Mech Germany U. States
65 Susana Coyle 45 F Ireland U. States
66 Mary Coyle 10 F Ireland U. States
67 Robert Coyle 7 M Ireland U. States
68 Sarah Reed 26 F Ireland U. States
69* Mary Andrew 26 F Ireland U. States
70 Ann McBride 39 F Ireland U. States
71 Margt McBride 11 F Ireland U. States
72 John McBride 8 M Ireland U. States
73 Agnes McBride 4 F Ireland U. States
74 Chas McBride 2 M Ireland U. States
75 Margt Muller 25 F Scotland U. States
76 Hubert Muller 3 M Scotland U. States
77 Mary A Muller 0y7m F Scotland U. States
78 Thos C Connell ?1 M Labr Scotland U. States
79 Ann Stevenson 16 F Scotland U. States
80 Ellen Stevenson 13 F Scotland U. States
81 W^m Anderson 26 M Farmer Scotland U. States
82 Lydia Benton 36 F England U. States
83 Emma Benton 16 F England U. States
84 Thos Benton 9 M England U. States
85 Esther Benton 6 F England U. States
86 Henry Benton 4 M England U. States
87 Fred Benton 2 M England U. States
88 Alex Sinclair 32 M Baker Scotland U. States
89 Carl Quapa 39 M Mech Germany U. States
90 Robert Kelly 18 M Clerk Scotland U. States
91 Chas Kennedy 23 M Mech Ireland U. States
92 And McKenny 40 M Miner Ireland U. States
93* Danl Mas??? 22 M Farmer Ireland U. States
94 Ja^s Williams 47 M Farmer Scotland U. States
95* Alex Keheer 54 M Farmer Scotland U. States
96 Ja^s Taylor 10 M Farmer Scotland U. States
97 Bridgt Walsh 20 F Ireland U. States
98* Clifford McLain 23 M Scotland U. States
99 Ja^s Hay 27 M Mech Scotland U. States
100 John Hay 22 M Mech Scotland U. States
101* Peter McCalghan 25 M Labr Scotland U. States
102* Pat McCalghan 21 M Labr Scotland U. States
103 Jane Hunter 18 F Scotland U. States
104* John Ruddell ?4 M Mech Scotland U. States
105* John Relly 20 M Miner Scotland U. States
106* W^m ?. Ke??????? 22 M Farmer Scotland U. States
107* Quin Caven 20 M Scotland U. States
108* Janet Caven 22 F Scotland U. States
109 Sandas Faugh 14 M Germany U. States
110 Thos Caddie 20 M Scotland U. States
111* Jas Fl??????? 22 M Labr Scotland U. States
112* Andrew Smidt 17 M Labr Scotland U. States
113* ??? Sanderson 20 M Mercht England U. States
114 Alex Ray 37 M Mercht England U. States
115 Chas Lagenty 36 M Farmer England U. States
116 Mrs Healy 42 F Ireland U. States
117 Jas Healy 18 M Clerk U. States U. States
118* Chas B. Stodde?? 26 M Mercht England U. States
119 Alex Stewart 43 M Mariner Scotland U. States
120* Chas B????? 29 M Mariner Scotland U. States
Transcriber's Notes:
A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that can not 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 transcriber numbers the passengers consecutively, even though they are not
numbered in the original manifest.
The recorder often employs an abbreviated version of their given name, such as
"Chas" for Charles, "Thos" or "Tho^s" for Thomas, "Hy" for Henry, "Jno" for John,
"Geo" for George and "Jas" for James.
The recorder of the manifest often abbreviates a passenger's Occupation, such as
"Merch" or "Mercht" for "Merchant", "Mech" for Mechanic and "Labr" for Laborer.
3 Surname is recorded as "Feeny", but might possibly be "Feeney".
4 Surname is both faint and the letters poorly formed. Name begins with "McK"
but the following five or six letters are undecipherable.
6 Letters of surname are poorly formed. Name begins with "Mc" followed by
a letter which appears to be "J" followed by about three letter which
appear to be "aar".
8 Surname appears to be written as "Crener", but might possibly be "Creanor".
11 Surname is possibly "Ruccy", "Rucey" or "Reilly".
13 Only the first letter of the surname "C" is decipherable. The following
approximately five letters are too poorly formed to decipher.
28 First letter of surname appears to be either "O" or "P" followed by "ra"
followed by "in" or "m" followed by an undecipherable letter.
34 Surname is faint and the letters are not carefully formed and cannot be
be deciphered with certainty. Name is possibly "Donnellan" or "Donnellson".
38-43 Surname appears to be written as "Hauglan", but might possibly be "Haughan"
or "Hannigan".
44 Passenger's Age is either 24 or 34.
50 Given name appears to be either "Hannah" or "Harriett".
52 Surname is faint and the letters are poorly formed and cannot be deciphered.
53 Surname is faint and the letters are poorly formed and only the first letter
"S" of about six letters can be deciphered.
54 Surname begins with "S" followed by about five letters too faint and poorly
formed to decipher, but name is possibly "Scobie" or similar name.
55 Surname appears to be written as "Marrin", but might possibly be "Marron".
59-62 Surname is faint and the letters are poorly formed and only the first few
letters "McD" of about six letters can be deciphered. Name is possibly
"McDwyer".
61 Passenger has the feminine given name "Sarah", yet Sex is recorded as "Male",
probably a recording error.
62 Passenger has the masculine given name "Andrew", yet Sex is recorded as
"Female", probably a recording error.
69 Surname is recorded as "Andrew", but might possibly be "Andrews".
93 Surname is faint and the letters are poorly formed and only the first few
letters "Mas" of about six letters can be deciphered. Name is possibly "Mason"
95 Surname appears to be recorded as "Keheer", but might possibly be "Keheerin".
98 Surname is possibly "McLain", "McClain" or "McCain".
101-102 Surname is recorded as "McColghan", but might possibly be "McColgan".
104 Passenger's Age is either 24 or 34.
105 Surname appears to be recorded as "Relly", but might possibly be "Kelly",
"Riley" or "Reilly".
106 Only the first letter "K" of surname is decipherable with certainty. Second
letter is possibly "e". The following approximately four to six letters are
not decipherable.
107-108 Surname is recorded as "Caven", but might possibly be "Cavan".
111 Surname is faint and the letters are poorly formed and only the first two
letters "Fl" of about six letters can be deciphered with certainty. Name
is possibly "Fleming", "Flemming" or "Flannery".
112 Surname appears to be written as "Smidt", but might possibly be "Smith".
113 Given name is not carefully written and cannot be deciphered with certainty,
but first letter is possibly "B". Name is possibly "Benj".
118 Last part of surname is not carefully written and cannot be deciphered. First
part of name appears to be "Stodde". Name is possibly "Stodded", "Stoddert"
or "Stoddard"
120 Only the first letter "B" of surname is decipherable with certainty. Second
letter is possibly "r". The following approximately four letters are not
decipherable. Name might possibly be "Brown".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 290, List 75.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley
a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 December 2005
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