Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
SS Egypt
Liverpool, England via Queenstown, Ireland to New York
2 October 1876
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Frederick Grogan, master of Steamer Egypt do solemnly,
sincerely, and truly ____ that the following List or Manifest,
subscribed by me and now delivered to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said Steamer at Liverpool, England and Queenstown, Ireland from which ports said Steamer has now arrived; and that on the said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of the 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.
So help me God. F. Grogan
Sworn before me this 2 October 1876 (signed) unreadable
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the S. S. Egypt whereof Frederick Grogan, is master, from Liverpool, England and Queenstown, Ireland
burthen 2959 tons.
Columns represent: given and surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit, accommodation.
The following passengers were all in steerage and were to become residents of
the U.S.A. so these columns were deleted.
1 Susan Herbert 26 f seamstress England
2 Willam Large 44 m carpenter England
3 Mary Large 40 f wife England
4 James Holmes 25 m cont. traveller England
5 George Sanders 24 m weaver England
6 Clara Whitaker 26 f none England
7 Clara A. Warne 26 f none England
8 James Barlow 36 m butcher England
9 George Pearson 36 m farm lab^r England
10 Mary Pearson 26 f wife England
11 Sampson Townsend 39 m miner England
12 Alexander M^cKenzie 26 m miner Scotland
13 Catherine Thomas 27 f none Wales
14 William Thomas 8 m child Wales
15 Catherine Thomas 10m f infant Wales
16 Alice Slavin 16 f none Ireland
17 Mary Slavin 40 f wife Ireland
18 Betsy Mangan 51 f none Ireland
19 Bessie Mangan 20 f none Ireland
20 Susan Dougherty 11 f child Ireland
21 William Dougherty 10 m chld Ireland
22 Mary Dougherty 7 f child Ireland
23 Anne Smith 30 f none Ireland
24 Thomas Coyle 31 m farm lab^r Ireland
25 John Stead 16 m farm lab^r Ireland
26 Laurence Butler 28 m farm lab^r Ireland
27 Margaret Woods 54 f nonw Ireland
28 Susan Woods 11 f none Ireland
29 John J King 42 m clerk Ireland
30 Daniel Sobbin 30 m farm lab^r Ireland
31 Caterina Biagio 29 f wife Italy
32 Florida Biagio 7m f infant Italy
33 Maria Biagio 19 f none Italy
34 Cerutto Biagio 20 m farm lab^r Italy
35 Catherina Biagio 16 f none Italy
36 Lorenzo Biagio 20 m farm lab^r Italy
37 Nicolo Biagio 13 m none Italy
38 John B. Wisner 25 m beer seller Germany
39 Contantino Botto 46 m farmer Italy
40 Maria Botto 71 f non Italy
41 Luigia Botto 29 m none Italy
42 Maria Botto 21 f none Italy
43 Magdelena Botto 23 m none Italy
44 Gine Botto 29 m farm lab^r Italy
45 Agostino Botto 19 m none Italy
46 Gustaf Melicke 56 m distiller Germany
47 Julie Melicke 55 f wife Germany
48 Hans Melicke 22 m none Germany
49 Amelia Scheribbo 23 f none Germany
50 Johanna Scheribbo 10 f none Germany
51 Heinrich Korneck 25 m watchmaker Germany
52 Celetin Gastinel 20 m glover France
53 Alexander Bellon 38 m farm lab^r France
54 Maria Ferret 52 f none France
55 Joseph Ferret 26 m musician France
56 Nicholas A. Hallergen 30 m student Sweden
57 Charles J W Rhodin 20 m book keeper Sweden
58 Charles J Theorin 40 m carpenter Sweden
59 Binar Johnson 24 f none Sweden
60 Louise Birjunan 26 f none Sweden
61 Jens Johnson 32 m gasfitter Sweden
62 Jno P. Secher 32 m tailor Sweden
63 Low Olaf 11 m chid Sweden
64 Christian Olsen 40 m none Sweden
65 Olive Hafsted 30 f wife Norway
66 Odina Hafsted 7 f child Norway
67 Olaf Hafsted 5 m child Norway
68 Marie Hafsted 3 f child Norway
69 Elizabeth Hansen 30 f none Norway
70 Pierre Olive Vean 30 m farm lab^r Belgium
71 Lucie Vean 29 f wife Belgium
72 Jules Vean 6m m infant Belgium
73 George W. West 20 m brick mason U.S.A.
74 George Peters 43 m confectioner Canada
The following passengers boarded in Queenstown and were in steerage
75 Rebecca Heweston 35 f none Ireland
76 Jane Farrell 26 f wife Ireland
77 Thomas Farrell 2y 6m m child Ireland
78 Lizzie Farrell 3m f infant Ireland
79 Marseil Hurley 15 f none Ireland
80 Margaret Coffey 50 f none Ireland
81 Pat Dalton 30 m farm lab^r Ireland
82 Mary Horan 20 f seamstress Ireland
83 James Malbey 33 m gardener Ireland
84 Mary Troy 40 f none Ireland
85 Jane Mason 25 f none Ireland
86 Hannah Lacey 18 f none Ireland
The following passengers boarded in Liverpool and were in saloon
87 Feliciano Tarabocha 39 m sea captain Austria
88 Feliciano Tarabocha 7 m child Austria
89 William N. Smart 30 m Dr of medicine U.S.A.
90 Albert J. Gibbons 31 m clergyman U.S.A.
91 Thoas J. Conlan 28 m clergyman U.S.A.
92 James H. Knapp 35 m manufacturer U.S.A.
93 James E. Barbour 40 m Dr of medicine U.S.A.
94 William T. Comstock 33 m merchant U.S.A.
95 Richard A. Walker 52 m farmer U.S.A.
96 William H. Sanders 41 m Dr of medicine U.S.A.
97 Daniel J. Watkins 23 m merhant clerk U.S.A.
98 William A. Harren 40 m real estate agent U.S.A.
99 John Garcia 43 m gentlman U.S.A.
100 Samuel W. Crawford 49 m general U.S.Army U.S.A.
101 Phillip P. Robinson 32 m gentleman U.S.A.
102 John A. Crabtree 58 m gentleman U.S.A.
103 Jane Crabtree 56 f lady U.S.A.
104 Emma Hale 60 f lady U.S.A.
105 Edward Hartley 42 m gentlemn U.S.A.
106 Ellen C. Hartley 31 f lady U.S.A.
107 Howard L. Mendenhall 20 m gentleman U.S.A.
108 Justin E. Harlan 15 m gentleman U.S.A.
109 George Crabtree 21 m gentleman U.S.A.
110 John Ripley 56 m gentleman U.S.A.
111 Mary Ripley 52 f lady U.S.A.
112 Mary Ripley 24 f lady U.S.A.
113 Ellen Riply 22 f lady U.S.A.
114 Arthur H. Ripley 18 m gentleman U.S.A.
115 James A. Dennion 32 m gentleman U.S.A.
116 Mary Dennison 28 f lady U.S.A.
117 Mary Dennison 4 f child U.S.A.
118 Charles Stuart Welles 27 m gentleman U.S.A.
119 John Rafter 32 m merchant Canada
120 Alexander M. Laughlin 30 m dry goods merchant Canada
121 James B. Clarke 18 m dry goods merchant Ireland
122 Richard A. Webb 40 m printer Ireland
123 Edward Jardine 42 m organ builder England
124 Margaret Jardine 39 f wife England
125 Georgina Robson 23 f lady England
126 George F. Babbage 44 m merchant England
127 John Danitry 42 m civil engineer England
128 Jane Danitry 41 f lady England
129 Percy Danitry 5 m child England
130 Samuel Fox 52 m farmer England
131 William A. Jones 47 m gentleman England
132 George A. Green 29 m gentleman England
133 Elizabeth Green 27 f lady England
134 Agnew F. Toonery 24 m engineer England
135 Sarah P. Barnes 23 f lady England
136 Joseph P. Livingston 43 m gentleman England
137 William Miller 28 m gentleman England
138 Lavinia Dalworth 50 f lady England
139 Charles Mortimer 27 m gentleman England
140 Constance Mortier 20 f lady England
The following passengers were from Ireland and were in saloon
141 Sarah Lucas 52 f lady
142 Margaret Eldridge 43 f lady
143 Margaret Eldridge 21 f lady
144 Ellen Eldridge 19 f lady
145 Mary Hogan 23 f lady
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.
* None died during the voyage, therefore this column was eliminated.
* Columns for country to which passengers intended to become residents and
location on board the ship were deleted and the information is shown before
each section.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406, List 941.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member
of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
4 February 2008
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