Immigrant Ships
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Ship Emerald Isle

I, W^m Evers, Master of the Ship Emerald Isle, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear 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 Ship at Liverpool from which Port the said Ship 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.
So help me God. (Signature) W^m Evers

Sworn to this November 12 1867,
Before me. (Signature) R??????, D.C.

List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Ship Emerald Isle whereof (blank) is Master, from Liverpool burthen 1631 tons.

Columns represent: given name and surname, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, and the part of the vessel occupied during the voyage.

              
  1  Pat Cain                30   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  2  Eliz^h Cain             28   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  3  Cath Cain                7   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  4  Michl Cain              25   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  5  Bridgt Frams            36   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  6* Mary Frams               6   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  7* John Frams              10   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  8* Cath Frams               9   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
  9  John Moore              40   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 10  Mary Moore              36   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 11  Joanna Rander           23   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 12  Susan O'Hara            16   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 13  Rose O'Hara             11   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 14* Mary McGee              21   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 15  Judy Haydon             22   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 16  Judy Jordan             18   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 17* Ann Goghegan            20   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 18* John Goghegan           18   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 19  Barth Fox               22   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 20  Pat Coffey              49   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 21  Michl Neall             21   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 22  Celia Neall             18   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 23* Susan Boy                5   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 24* Wm Herring              16   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 25  Cath Ryan               37   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 26  Mary Ann Ryan           30   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 27  Bridgt Ryan              7   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 28  Mary Smith              16   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 29  Mary A Simpson          17   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 30  Kate Kocher             38   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 31  Julia Kocher             7   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 32  Fr?? Kocher              6   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 33  Laurence Robinson       25   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 34  Ann Boag                 7   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 35  Isabel Boag              5   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 36  John Boag                3   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 37  Thos Hams               35   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 38  Francis Hams            36   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 39  John Hammond            38   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 40* Wm Molls                25   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 41* Mary A Molls            24   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 42* Henry Molls              3   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 43* Hugh Dunn               34   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 44* Ann Dunn                34   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 45  Betsy Flanagan          30   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 46  Michl Flanagan          32   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 47  John Kilpatrick         18   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 48  Mary Cowan              45   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 49  J McDonald              36   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 50  Cath McDonald            7   F   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage
 51  Thos McDonald            5   M   Lab^r   Gt Britain   U States   Steerage

                 **********  Cabin Passenger  **********

 52  J B Collins             21   M           Gt Britain   U States   Cabin


Transcriber's Notes:

  A question mark (?) indicates a letter or a number that can not be transcribed 
  definitely.

  An asterisk (*) indicates either difficulty in deciphering the handwriting of the 
  manifest or something in the Transcriber's Notes to which the reader should refer.

  A caret (^) indicates that the following letter in a word or name is superscripted.

  The transcriber numbers the passengers consecutively, even though they are not 
  numbered in the original manifest.

  The Occupation of every passenger in steerage class whether male, female, child or
  infant is listed as "Labourer".  The transcriber believes this was done solely 
  for the recorder's convenience and likely has little or no correlation to the 
  passengers' actual Occupations.

  The entry "Great Britain" in the Native Country and Destination Country columns is 
  shortened to "Gt Britain" for formatting reasons.  


  6-8   Surname appears to be written as "Frams", but might possibly be "Frame" or
        "Francis".
 14     Surname is recorded as "McGee", but might possibly be "Magee".
 17-18  Surname is recorded as "Goghegan", but might possibly be "Geoghegan".
 23     Surname appears to be written as "Boy", but might possibly be "Boag".
 24     Name is recorded as "Wm Herring", but a notation associated with this
        passenger states "W^m Heron".
 40-42  Surname is partially obscured by damage to the manifest and cannot be 
        deciphered with certainty.
 43-44  Surname is Possibly "Quin", "Quinn" or "Dunn".

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 288, List 1185.

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