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SS Egypt
Liverpool, England & Queenstown, Ireland to New York
13 November 1876
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Frederick Grogan, Master of the SS Egypt, do solemnly, sincerely and truly (left blank) that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me 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 the said Steamer at Liverpool & Queenstown from which port said Steamer has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the 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 Nov^r 1876
So help me God,
(signed) Frederick Grogan
before me ________________(illegible signature)
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the SS Egypt whereof Frederick Grogan, is master, from Liverpool & Queenstown burthen 2959 tons.
Coloumns represent: Names, age in years and months, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, *died on voyage, part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1* Harriet Peart 35 f wife England United States steerage
2* Elizabeth Peart 11 f child England United States steerage
3* Israel Peart 7 m child England United States steerage
4* Walter Peart 5 m child England United States steerage
5* Emma Peart 2y 6m f child England United States steerage
6 Thomas Challacombe 45 m machinist England United States steerage
7 Sarah Challacombe 12 f none England United States steerage
8 Emma Challacombe 7 f child England United States steerage
9 Johann Webber 30 m none England United States steerage
10 Amelia Webber 28 f none England United States steerage
11 Boyd Webber 3 m child England United States steerage
12* Fanny Rowe 10 f child England United States steerage
13 George Grey 35 m merch't clerk England United States steerage
14 Jane Grey 32 f wife England United States steerage
15 Catherine Williams 27 f nurse England United States steerage
16* Sidney Goodacre 7 m child England United States steerage
17 Isabella Gill 27 f none England United States steerage
18 Herbert Booth 23 m butcher England United States steerage
19 Mary Jane Wilson 30 f none England United States steerage
20 Mary Wilson 9 f child England United States steerage
21 Josen Jensen 32 m farm lab^r Denmark United States steerage
22* Lauritz Moller 19 m farm lab^r Denmark United States steerage
23 Joseph Gaillard 38 m farm lab^r Belgium United States steerage
24 Fanny Gaillard 21 f wife Belgium United States steerage
25 Marie Gaillard 27 f none Belgium United States steerage
26 John Watterson 23 m farm lab^r Ireland United States steerage
27 Willam J. Donnelly 20 m farm lab^r Ireland United States steerage
28 Dominick Callaghan 55 m farm lab^r Ireland United States steerage
29 Ellen M. Murphy 59 f none Ireland United States steerage
30 Mary Early 24 f none Ireland United States steerage
31 John Monahan 59 m baker Ireland United States steerage
32 Terrence Callery 23 m farm lab^r Ireland United States steerage
33 Elizabeth Rielly 17 f domestic servant Ireland United States steerage
34 Martini Camille 34 m none France United States steerage
35 Louis Cieffine 34 m none France United States steerage
36 Heinrich Other 36 m farm lab^r Germany United States steerage
37 Joseph Flaby 25 m farm lab^r Germany United States steerage
38 Paul Kuhne 39 m grocer Germany United States steerage
39* Heinrich Schue 30 m farm lab^r Germany United States steerage
40 Anastatia Morrison 25 f none Ireland United States steerage
41 Thomas O'Connor 31 m farmer Ireland United States steerage
42 Mary B. Anglane 27 f none Ireland United States steerage
43 John Meade 60 m farm lab^r Ireland United States steerage
44 Margaret Roach 21 f wife Ireland United States steerage
45 Mary Roach 7m f infant Ireland United States steerage
46 Mary A. Coady 26 f wife Ireland United States steerage
47 Mary Coady 9m f infant Ireland United States steerage
48 Edward Self 28 m merchant England United States saloon
49* Anne J. Goodacre 32 f lady England United States saloon
50* Anne J. Goodacre 10m f infant England United States saloon
51 Sarah E. Stokes 23 f lady England United States saloon
52 John Fraser 48 m gentleman England United States saloon
53 Chris^n H. Pix 30 m gentleman England United States saloon
54 John Young 40 m woolen manufacture England United States saloon
55 John Nightingale 45 m gentleman England United States saloon
56 Mary Nightingale 38 f lady England United States saloon
57 Mary Nightingale 10 f child England United States saloon
58 William Nightingale 11m m infant England United States saloon
59 Elizabeth Morgan 20 f servant England United States saloon
60 Sampson H. Austin 28 m gentleman England United States saloon
61 William Whitaker 40 m gentleman England United States saloon
62 William H. Alcock 27 m commission merch England United States saloon
63 Mary Alcock 24 f lady England United States saloon
64 Arthur Germains 31 m musician England United States saloon
65 Emma Germains 26 f musician England United States saloon
66 Jane Norman 22 f servant England United States saloon
67 William D. Horsley 42 m gentleman England United States saloon
68 Mary Horsley 40 f lady England United States saloon
69 Minnie Horsley 11 f child England United States saloon
70 Maud Horsley 8 f child England United States saloon
71 Egbertha Horsley 5 f child England United States saloon
72 Ethel Horsley 4 f child England United States saloon
73 Hilda Horsley 3 f child England United States saloon
74 Brenda Horsley 6m f infant England United States saloon
75 Louise Shalabar 26 f governess England United States saloon
76 Cholmey Woodward 33 m farmer England United States saloon
77 Casirina Gross 20 f lady Germany United States saloon
78 Pierre Vapeur 25 m gentleman Belgium United States saloon
79 Henri Vapeur 23 m gentleman Belgium United States saloon
80 Maria King 24 f lady United States United States saloon
81 Nathaniel Hunt 51 m merchant United States United States saloon
82 Sanfield E. Young 31 m master mariner United States United States saloon
83* Nathaniel T. Paton 35 m gentleman United States United States saloon
84 William H. M^cKinney 31 m gentleman United States United States saloon
85 Frank H. Bigelow 25 m broker United States United States saloon
86 William J. Lambert 23 m gentleman United States United States saloon
87 Thomas J. King 48 m merchant United States United States saloon
88 Fulton R. Stotler 28 m merchant United States United States saloon
89 John W. Beatty 24 m gentleman United States United States saloon
90 John C. Dempsey 24 m gentleman United States United States saloon
91 Maria L. Dempsey 36 f lady United States United States saloon
92 Wlliam P Dempsey 14 m none United States United States saloon
93 Maria F Dempsey 9 f child United States United States saloon
94 Anne E. Dempsey 4 f child United States United States saloon
95 Michael Munhall 35 m engineer United States United States saloon
96 Sarah Munhall 30 f wife United States United States saloon
97 Edward L. Twombly 17 m student United States United States saloon
98 George H. Brown 32 m gentleman United States United States saloon
99 Mary Brown 31 f lady United States United States saloon
100 William B. Clapp 42 m beef exporter United States United States saloon
101 Jane Clapp 36 f lady United States United States saloon
102 Edward Leonard 39 m merchant Ireland United States saloon
103 Margaret Leonard 36 f lady Ireland United States saloon
104 Clara Leonard 9 f child Ireland United States saloon
105 Edward Leonard 10m m infant Ireland United States saloon
106 Norah Power 50 f servant Ireland United States saloon
107 James Rooney 33 m clergyman Ireland United States saloon
108 Richard D. Howley 35 m clergyman Ireland United States saloon
109 Thomas O'Brien 31 m gentleman Ireland United States saloon
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.
* Passengers where numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing.
* None died during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated.
1-5: Surname maybe Pearl.
12: a crease in the manifest hides all information on the next passenger. All that
can be seen is a little bit of writing of the first letter of the first and
last names. It's not even enough to determine which letter of the alphabet it could be.
16: the last name could be Goodaere.
22: Moller is spelled with o Umlaut.
39: the last name could be Schul.
49 & 50: the last name could be Goodaere.
79: the last name could be Baron or Baton.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406, List 1074.
Transcribed by Harry Green
and Ines Mannhardt,
members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 January 2008
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