Immigrant Ships
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Steamer Hibernia
Glasgow, Scotland to New York
1 January 1868
List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Str
"Hibernia" whereof Robt D Munro is Master, from Glasgow burthen 1317 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 James Dupdale 18 M Mech Scotland U.S.
2 Adam Cunningham 21 M Mech Scotland U.S.
3 Mrs Cunningham 20 F Scotland U.S.
4 Tho^s Cunningham 0y6m M Scotland U.S.
5 Ann Henderson 20 F Scotland U.S.
6 Margt Gilchrist 26 F Scotland U.S.
7 Janet Gilchrist 1 F Scotland U.S.
8 Tho^s Cook 31 M Miner Scotland U.S.
9 Mary Cook 30 F Scotland U.S.
10 John Cook 9 M Scotland U.S.
11 Agnes Cook 7 F Scotland U.S.
12 Mary Cook 1 F Scotland U.S.
13 Eliz Ferguson 23 F Scotland U.S.
14* Isabella McIntyre F Scotland U.S.
15* Christina McIntyre F Scotland U.S.
16* Daniel McIntyre M Scotland U.S.
17* Sam^l McIntyre M Scotland U.S.
18* Jessie McIntyre F Scotland U.S.
19* Janet Cherry ? F Scotland U.S.
20 Walter Cherry 22 M Mech Scotland U.S.
21 Wm Cherry 14 M Mech Scotland U.S.
22 Mary Cherry 11 F Scotland U.S.
23 Andrew Cherry 9 M Scotland U.S.
24 John Cherry 7 M Scotland U.S.
25 Arch^d Montgomery 56 M Farmer Scotland U.S.
26 Tho^s Maguire 25 M Lab Ireland U.S.
27 Peter Coolly 58 M Lab Ireland U.S.
28 Hannah Coolly 54 F Ireland U.S.
29 Hannah Coolly 30 F Ireland U.S.
30 Ja^s Milne 38 M Farmer Scotland U.S.
31 Ja^s Hughes 20 M Lab Scotland U.S.
32 John Downie 30 M Farmer Scotland U.S.
33 W^m Brown 25 M Scotland U.S.
34 Jane Brown 25 F Scotland U.S.
35 John McGrady 20 M Lab Scotland U.S.
36 John McDougall 27 M Lab Scotland U.S.
37 Robt Brown 26 M Farmer Scotland U.S.
38 Ja^s Brown 22 M Farmer Scotland U.S.
39 David J Johnson 17 M Scotland U.S.
40* Brid Reilley 45 F Ireland U.S.
41* John Sewright 18 M Lab Ireland U.S.
42* Sam^l Sewright 16 M Lab Ireland U.S.
43 Wm Morrison 18 M Lab Ireland U.S.
44 Cha^s Timmons 30 M Mech Ireland U.S.
45 Eliza Timmons 28 F Ireland U.S.
46 Mathew Timmons 6 M Ireland U.S.
47 Ann Timmons 4 F Ireland U.S.
48 Margt Timmons 2 F Ireland U.S.
49 Eliza Quigley 19 F Ireland U.S.
50* Ann Gallacher 20 F Ireland U.S.
51 John R Henderson 26 M Lab Ireland U.S.
52 Mich^l Townsend 30 M Lab Ireland U.S.
53 Mary Gibson 24 F Ireland U.S.
54 Ann Lemon 34 F Ireland U.S.
55 Margt Higgins 23 F Ireland U.S.
56 Peter Martin 18 M Lab Ireland U.S.
57 Pat Quigley 20 M Lab Ireland U.S.
58 John Green 20 M Lab Ireland U.S.
59 Ann Kearney 50 F Ireland U.S.
60 Mrs McQuatt 56 F Scotland U.S.
61* Guiseppa Petty???? 30 M Germany U.S.
62* Child Petty???? 5 M Germany U.S.
63* Child Petty???? ? F Germany U.S.
64* Mary Mexner ? F Germany U.S.
65* Child Mexner ? M Germany U.S.
66* Child Mexner ? M Germany U.S.
67* Child Mexner ? F Germany U.S.
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 of the manifest often abbreviates a passenger's Occupation, such as
"Mech" for Mechanic and "Lab" for Laborer.
14-18 The Ages of these passengers are not recorded.
19 The Age of this passenger is recorded but is obscured by damage to the
manifest. Surname too is partially obscured, but is possibly "Cherry".
40 Surname is recorded as "Reilley", but might possibly be "Reilly".
41-42 Surname is possibly "Sewright", "Seewright" or "Suwright".
50 Surname is recorded as "Gallacher", but might possibly be "Gallagher".
61-63 Last part of surname is obscured by damage to the manifest and not
decipherable.
63-67 Damage to the manifest obscured the recorded Ages of these passengers.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 290, List 1.
Transcribed by Phil Buckley
a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 October 2005
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