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SS Crescent City
SS Crescent City
I, Thoms S. Curtis, Master of the S.S. Crescent City do solemly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, ascribed by me and now delivered to the Collector of Customs of the Colletion District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on bord the said Steamship at Aspinwall U S C, (Panama) from which port said Steamship has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, 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.
Sworn to, this 13 December 1876 so help me God.
Thoms S Curtis
Before me (unreadable signature).
List or Manifest of all the passengers taken on board the Steamship Crescent City whereof Thoms S. Curtis is Master from Aspinwall, Panama burthen -- tons.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit, and accommodation.
1 A Atkinson 42 male printer United States United States cabin
2 E. Walker 27 male planter Honduras, C.A. United States cabin
3 Jos Tracey 31 male D.G. clerk United States United States cabin
4 Frank M. Snyder 34 male editor United States United States cabin
5 E.S. Cramp 29 male builder United States United States cabin
6 W^m Morgan 16 male builder United States United States cabin
7 S.D. Worster 42 male dentist United States United States cabin
8 wife Worster 39 female United States United States cabin
9 child Worster 4 male United States United States cabin
10 infant Worster 6m male United States United States cabin
11 C.A. Miller 26 male halter United States United States cabin
12* M^rs Fannie V. Hubbard 34 male none United States United States cabin
13 C.A. Socarro 25 male sailor United States United States cabin
14 W. H. Turner 28 male U.S.Navy United States United States cabin
15 A. H. M^cCormick 34 male U.S.Navy United States United States cabin
16 C. C. Todd 29 male U.S.Navy United States United States cabin
17 F. S. Andrews 27 male U.S.Navy United States United States cabin
18 Herman Smidt 30 male speculator United States United States cabin
19 Aug. Emschoff 24 male merchant United States United States cabin
20 Joseph Rush 26 male S.M. agent United States United States cabin
21 J. J. Mendoza 31 male rubber mcht Peru United States cabin
22 Elias Reyes 23 male Peru United States cabin
23 W^m Ramsey 29 male sailor United States United States cabin
24 J. W. Pierce 30 male sailor United States United States cabin
25* ? C.A. Logan 47 male Min.Ex Plen United States United States cabin
26* S. Con?ay 18 male United States United States cabin
27* James Con?ay 24 male United States United States steerage
28 Fred Foster 31 male cook United States United States steerage
29 W^m Davis 28 male barber United States United States steerage
30 T. Breillett 32 male mechanic United States United States steerage
31 Jno A. Martin 36 male tanner United States United States steerage
32 Edwin Rowe 23 male carpenter United States United States steerage
33 Thomas Hubler 31 male liquer mcht United States United States steerage
34 Rob^t Winds 29 male bar tender United States United States steerage
35 Geo Crosby 34 male coachman United States United States steerage
36 Jno. O. Riley 27 male labourer United States Ireland steerage
37 David Dooley 24 male mason United States United States steerage
38 A. Solari 32 male barber United States Italy steerage
39 Alicia Kane 22 female United States United States steerage
40 John Donaldson 41 male waiter United States United States steerage
41* waiter United States United States steerage
42 G. E. Lachrop 29 male farmer United States United States steerage
43 Alexander Geberson 41 male grocer United States United States steerage
44 Benj Edwards 27 male bar tender United States United States steerage
45 James H. Stephens 32 male printer United States United States steerage
46 Hugh Hill 31 male actor United States United States steerage
47 Chas. Johnson 24 male speculator United States United States steerage
48 Geo C. Harris 30 male U.S.Navy United States United States steerage
49 W. H. Johnson 36 male U.S.Navy United States United States steerage
50 A. Pollman 25 male seaman United States United States steerage
51 J. D. M^cDonald 24 male seaman United States United States steerage
52 G. W. Williams 32 male seaman United States United States steerage
53 Chas. Scott 19 male seaman United States United States steerage
54 Henry Forck 25 male seaman United States United States steerage
55 Frank May 31 male seaman United States United States steerage
56 Jno Hosley 26 male seaman United States United States steerage
57 Fred Morcler 24 male seaman United States United States steerage
58 Rob^t Hope 34 male seaman United States United States steerage
59 Jno M^Mahon 25 male seaman United States United States steerage
60 Wallace Clark 26 male seaman United States United States steerage
61 James Davis 41 male seaman United States United States steerage
62 James C. O'Brien 32 male seaman United States United States steerage
63 Chas. Smith 25 male seaman United States United States steerage
64 Hugh Monteich 40 male labourer United States United States steerage
65 Jacob Sichel 27 male mechanic United States United States steerage
66 Jno Hall 28 male hotel clerk United States United States steerage
67 J. F. Graham 34 male engineer United States United States steerage
68 B. J. Johnson 32 male engineer United States United States steerage
69 W. H. Manning 26 male fireman United States United States steerage
70 Henry M. King 31 male porter United States United States steerage
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber,
or is used to call your 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.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
12 Sex recorded as male, is obviously incorrect
25 May be a title in front of first name initials like "Hon. C.A."; occupation
may be"former minister"
25, 26 Surname may be Connay or Sonway
27 Occupation looks like Salon, maybe meant to be saloon
41 Manifest cut through this line so information was not evident.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406, List 1154.
Transcribed by Harry Green, a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
17 March 2008
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