Ship Margaret Evans
I, Edward G. Tinker do solemnly, sincerely and truly <blank> that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on Ship "Margaret Evans" whereof I am Master, from London to New York.
So Help me God
Sworn to this 23 February 1850
- E.G. Tinker
Before me <unreadable>
List or Manifest Of All The Passengers taken aboard the Margaret Evans whereof E.G.Tinker is Master from London to New York burthen 899 tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to be inhabitants of
1 David Davidson 26 Male USA USA 2 Margaret King 66 Female USA USA 3 Josephine King 20 Female USA USA 4 Henry Tomes 42 Male Merchant USA USA 5 Mary Anna Tomes 38 Female USA USA 6 James Smith 32 Male Farmer England USA 7 Edward Smith 22 Male Farmer England USA 8 Rich^d G Lawrence 6 Male USA USA 9 W^m M^cNicol 22 Male Broker Scotland USA 10 Walter Stephens 27 Male England USA 11 Greak Percival 26 Male Gint? England England 12 Emilio Marguerittes 40 Male France England 13 Julia Marguerittes 30 Female England England 14 Maria Marguerittes 4 Female Germany England 15 Naomi Marguerittes 3 Female Belgium England 16* Sebitta Hochg?estter 19 Female Germany England Steerage 17 John Archer 26 Male Clerk England USA 18 Rob^t Bond 22 Male Writer England USA 19 James Cattermole 28 Male Farmer England USA 20 Joshua Dyke 27 Male Plasterer England USa 21 Helena Hutt 38 Female England USA 22* John Barrett 19 Male England USA 23 Henry Fawkes 24 Male Architect England USA 24 Tho^s Howard 32 Male Whip Maker England USA 25 Eliza Howard 20 Female England USA 26 W^m Moore 35 Male Scotland USA 27 Tho^s Herring 30 Male Labourer Ireland USA 28 Margaret Clark 50 Female Ireland USA 29 Bridget Clark 14 Female Ireland USA 30 Ann Clark 12 Female Ireland USA 31 Michael Clark 8 Male Ireland USA 32 Rob^t Sawyer 25 Male Surgeon England USA 33 George Wistern 23 Male Butcher England USA 34 Ann Mahony 30 Female Ireland USA 35 Catherine Mahony 11 Female Ireland USA 36 James Lindsey 34 Male Painter England USA 37 James Lindsey 11 Male England USA 38 Rob^t Davey 29 Male Plumber England USA 39 Georgianna Davey 25 Female England USA 40 Rob^t Scrovin 18 Male Carpenter England USA 41 Wolf Bloomingdale 38 Male Merchant Holland USA 42 Emma P Bloomingdale 30 Female Holland USA 43 Job Dowding 21 Male England USA 44 James Turner 28 Male Mariner England USA 45 John Cannington 27 Male Mariner England USA 46 W^m Johnson 22 Male England USA 47 Charles Johnson 19 Male Warehouseman England USA 48 John Newson 23 Male Gunmaker England USA 49 John Parker 30 Male Farmer England USA 50 John Welton 35 Male Labourer Ireland USA 51 Mary Welton 14 Female Ireland USA 52 Thomas Clark 23 Male England USA 53* Michael Dorington 35 Male Nailer Ireland USA 54 John C Waring 24 Male Gardiner England USA 55 Jane Waring 24 Female England USA 56 George Ferguson 24 Male Joiner Scotland USA 57 W^m Dawson 22 Male Joiner Scotland USA 58 George Ross 43 Male Joiner England USA 59 Mary Ann Ross 28 Female England USA 60 John H Hannimier 17 Male Germany USA 61* Charles Rithouse 23 Male Printer Germany USA 62 John Nichols 60 Male England USA 63 Sarah Nichols 60 Female England USA 64 Margaret Foley 35 Female England USA 65 Mary Foley 11 Female England USA 66 Francis Foley 8 Female England USA 67 Catherine Foley 4 Female England USA 68 Margaret Foley 1 Female England USA 69 John J Martin 22 Male Cook Cuba USA 70 James Sales 23 Male England USA 71 Dana M Royce 5 Male USA USA Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or is used to call attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes. ? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder. The last (death) column has been deleted because no entries were observed. Passengers 17 through 71 traveled in steerage. 16 The letter is obliterated by a fold in the document. The name could be Hochguestter or Hochgoestter 22 Could be Barrett or Barratt 53 Could be Dorington or Dovington 61 Could be Rithouse ot Rilhouse
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 86, List 105.
Transcribed by Curtis Roorda a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
14 January 2007
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