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Ship Delaware
Ship Delaware
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Delaware whereof C. M. Bartleson is Master from Liverpool, England, burthen 412 41/95ths tons and owned by Thomas E. Walker and Co of Philadelphia and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number, given name, last name, age, occupation, to what *Country belonging and *Country they intend to become inhabitants.
1 John Pounder 40 male farmer Ireland 2 Elizabeth Pounder 40 female Ireland 3 May Pounder 11 female Ireland 4 Elizabeth Pounder Jr 9 female Ireland 5 Margaret Pounder 7 female Ireland 6 John Pounder 5 male Ireland 7 Edmund Pounder 3 male Ireland 8 Thomas Pounder 1 male Ireland 9 Thomas Calvert 30 male miner Ireland 10 W^m Hunt 20 male miner Ireland 11 John Bowden 35 male blacksmith Ireland 12 Tho^s M^cCann 25 male labourer Great Britain 13 John Windfield 40 male manufacturer Great Britain 14 J. Windfield Jr 19 male Great Britain 15 J. Wilson 21 male carpenter Great Britain 16 John Thomson 40 male farmer Great Britain 17 Margaret Thomson 39 female Great Britain 18 Francis Thomson 10 male Great Britain 19 William Thomson 7 male Great Britain 20 Jane Thomson 4 female Great Britain 21 Maria Mafield 29 female Great Britain 22 Solomon Mafield 7 male Great Britain 23 Gestande Mafaield 4 female Great Britain 24 George Mafield 9m male Great Britain 25 Thomas Kent 45 male farmer Great Britain 26 Penelope Kent 28 female Great Britain 27 Elizabeth Kent 10 female Great Britain 28 Sarah Kent 8 female Great Britain 29 Hannah Kent 6 female Great Britain 30 Emily Kent 4 female Great Britain 31 Diana Kent 2 female Ireland 32 Christopher Rouland 23 male miner Ireland 33 Ann Rouland 24 female Ireland 34 George Kent 37 male farmer Ireland 35 Hannah Kent 36 female Ireland 36 Ann Kent 10 female Ireland 37 John Kent 8 male Ireland 38 Mary Kent 2 female Ireland 39 Thomas M^cGiven 25 male labourer Ireland 40 Mary M^cGiven 20 female Ireland 41 W^m Franklin 20 male weaver Ireland 42 W. Miller 24 male weaver Ireland 43 John Buttery 27 male farmer Ireland 44 John Groundaff 21 male miner Ireland 45 W^m Wilkinson 24 male miner Ireland 46 Joseph Howley 23 male miner Ireland 47 James Hull 20 male miner Great Britain 48 Isaac Breadwell 25 male carpenter Great Britain 49 W^m Kirthan 30 male farmer Great Britain 50 Martha Kirthan 30 female Great Britain 51 Mary Kirthan 4 female Great Britain 52 John Asingh 24 male farmer Great Britain 53 Charles Cullen 19 male farmer Great Britain 54 Jacob Peacock 19 male farmer Great Britain 55 George Tod 22 male carpenter Great Britain 56 Azet Adamson 24 male manufr Great Britain 57 John Stone 28 male manufr Great Britain 58 W^m Denny 21 male weaver Great Britain 59 George Johnson 21 male weaver Great Britain 60 Owen Loughson 40 male weaver United States 61 James Kelly 24 male tailor United States 62 Margaret Kelly 24 female United States 63 Alexander Kelly 16 male United States 64 Joseph Kelly 11 male United States 65 John Dickinson 60 male farmer United States 66 Martin Davidson 29 male farmer Ireland 67 Richard Evans 25 male manufact^r Ireland 68 Matthew Sykes 2 male manufact^r Ireland 69 Joseph Cavannaugh 23 male miner Ireland 70 Michael Duffy 25 male weaver Ireland 71 John Holgath 49 male farmer Great Britain 72 Joseph Holgath 16 male Great Britain 73 Henry Johnson 36 male farmer Great Britain 74 May Johnson 40 female Great Britain 75 Samuel Johnson 11 male Great Britain 76 John Johnson 9 male Great Britain 77 Maria Johnson 7 female Great Britain 78 Sarah Johnson 6m female Great Britain 79 Joseph Anestino 40 male farmer France 80 Henry Mayfield 29 male farmer France 81 Sarah Mayfield 29 female France 82 Andrew March 35 male merchant France 83 Samuel Healy 28 male manufact^r G. Britain *Cabin Passengers: 84 Samuel P. Davis 40 male merchant Ireland 85 Margaret Davis 30 female Ireland 86 Sally Davis 9 female Ireland 87 W^m Davis 4 male Ireland 88 Henry Davis 2 male Ireland 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. * Passenger number assigned by transcriber for ease of search. * Country they intend to become inhabitants is not ahown as all intended to reside in the U.S. The fact that the last five passengers are indicated to be cabin passengers suggests that all of the other passengers were either in steerage or between decks. Country of origins were poorly delineated in the manifest...in fact there is some evidence that the scribe wrote "Great Britain & Ireland" for most of those passengers, as there is a character in front of Ireland that may be the symbol for "&" on each of the 3 pages of this manifest.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 45.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 May 2008
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