Steamship Fulton
I, James A Wotton* Master of the "Steamship Fulton" 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 of the said Fulton at Havre and Southampton from which port said Fulton 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.Sworn to this 22 April 1859
(Signed) JAWotte?
Before me (Signed) JWhite DC
List or Manifest OF ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Steamship "Fulton" whereof James A Wotton* is Master, from Havre burthen (omitted) tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, The country to which they severally belong, The country to which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on the Voyage, and Part of the Vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage. The Destination for all passengers was recorded as "US" and no deaths were recorded on the voyage; these columns have been omitted from the transcription.
1 I. F. Stebbins 36y Lawyer N.Y. Cabin
2 G. La Mercier 65y Merchant Paris
3* ? La Mercier 32y Paris
4 G. H. A. Bennett 21y M.D. N.Y.
5 H. D. Kimberly 28y Merchant N.Y.
6 F. Randolph 32y Merchant N.Y.
7* ? Randolph 28y N.Y.
8 Mrs. Renison 26y N.Y.
9 A. T. Cipriant 46y Lawyer N.Y.
10* ? ? 27y Servant N.Y.
11 Mrs. Pitron 35y Actress Paris
12 Mrs. Godron 22y Germany
13 E. Maiguin 46y Merchant Paris
14 H Burgy 30y Merchant N.Y.
15* Dr Gill 22y M.D. N.O.
16 P C Blancan 43y Merchant N.Y.
17 E. Petrerre 45y Dentist N.Y.
18* ? Petrerre 32y N.Y.
19* ? Petrerre 8y N.Y.
20 P. A. H. Rinaulds 40y Merchant N.Y.
21 L. Simonin 43y Merchant Paris
22* A Baro 35y Planter Cuba
23 N. Leroy 47y Banker California
24 E. Cooper 13y Boy N.Y.
25 B. Kellum 26y Architect N.Y.
26 Mrs. Didier 25y Paris
27* ? Didier 8y Paris
28* ? Didier 9y Paris
29 L. Delpech 45y Planter Venezuela
30* ? Delpech 32y Venezuela
31* ? Delpech 17y Venezuela
32* ? ? 65y Venezuela
33 S E. Negrin 32y Gambler US
34* M. Goodman 36y Merchant N M.
35* ? Goodman 20y N M.
36* E. C. Goodwin 32y Merchant N M.
37* ? Goodwin 28y N M.
38 H. C. Leduc 25y Priest Paris
39 J. B. Mouton 28y Priest Paris
40 Mrs. Finch 32y Paris
41 Mrs. St. Reiny 35y Paris
42 M. Henri 32y Blacksmith Paris
43 A. Thierry 28y Merchant Germany
44 Rev B OReilly 37y Jesuit N.Y.
45 Mrs. Leferre 32y France
46* D. Pr??holz 26y Merchant Germany
47 J. Snield 25y Merchant Germany
48 J. D'Isay 43y Merchant Germany
49 J. B. Carles 41y Merchant Germany
50* J. Notter 38y Merchant Germany
51 E. Notter 35y Merchant Germany
52* H. Fa?s 32y Merchant Germany
53* D. Fa?s 28y Merchant Germany
54* E. Beauseigneur 26y Merchant France
55 W. Ziegler 25y Merchant Germany
56 G. Grah 32y Merchant Germany
57* ? Grah 26y Germany
58 J Barrot 34y Merchant Germany
59* J. Duf?ey 43y Merchant Ireland
60 Mrs. Umlauf 25y Germany
61 Mrs. Nigai 45y Germany
62 C Baldwin 28y Merchant Germany
63* ? Baldwin 24y Germany
64 G. Rieser 47y Merchant Germany
65* ? Rieser 35y Germany
66* ? Rieser 14y Germany
67* ? Rieser 15y Germany
68* S Lo??e 29y Merchant Germany
69 C. Firman 35y Merchant Germany
70 C Marais 32y Merchant Germany
71* ? Marais 28y Germany
72* ? Marais 3y Germany
73 Mrs. Mercier 40y France
74* ? Mercier 5y France
75 Mrs. Weinreiter 28y Germany
76* ? Weinreiter 5y Germany
77 H. Kuhn 26y Musician Germany
78* ? Kuhn 18y Germany
79 P Schell 48y Merchant Germany
80* ? Schell 35y Germany
81* ? Schell 12y Germany
82* ? Schell 14y Germany
83* ? Schell 15y Germany
84 P P Bennighoff 26y Merchant Germany
85 J Bennighoff 24y Merchant Germany
86* Miss Bilber?ch 18y Germany
87 Miss Eberle 17y Germany
88 E. Berty 32y Merchant Germany
89 J Rosenfelder 36y Merchant Germany
90 C Pecgneux 43y Merchant Germany
91 J Segonin 48y Merchant Germany
92 S. De Forrest 43y Merchant Germany
93 A. Grandjean 40y Merchant Germany
94 J. Loeb 28y Merchant Germany
95 O. Grunebaum 12y Merchant Germany
96 A. Marx 14y Merchant Germany
97 F. Stauffe 32y Merchant Germany
98 A. Stauffe 34y Merchant Germany
99* A. Jea??ber 32y Merchant Germany
100 H. Ziegel 43y Merchant Germany
101 F. Zoller 41y Merchant Germany
102 B. Hess 28y Merchant Germany
103 G. Dusch 33y Merchant Germany
104 J. Strehl 48y Merchant Germany
105* ? Strehl 35y Germany
106* ? Strehl 14y Germany
107* ? Strehl 16y Germany
108* ? Strehl 17y Germany
109 D. Adler 32y Merchant Germany
110* E. Duminler 36y Merchant Germany
111 J. Weiler 31y Merchant Germany
112 Miss Blattner 16y Germany
113 Miss Cahen 18y Germany
114 Miss Bautweiser 19y Germany
115 Miss Rosenberger 17y Germany
116 Miss Bernheim 19y Germany
117 Miss Gulden 18y Germany
118 M. Lesner 45y Merchant Germany
119* ? Lesner 16y Germany
120* ? Lesner 18y Germany
121 Mrs Siminot 32y Germany
122 S. Wolff 53y Germany
123* ? Wolff 45y Germany
124 Mrs. Detchenaher 26y Germany
125* ? Detchenaher 3y Germany
126 Miss Heilbrunner 20y Germany
127 G C. Beisebarth 35y Merchant Germany
128* ? Beisebarth 6y Germany
129 J. Jeanneret 22y Merchant France
130 F. Landauer 33y Merchant Germany
131* ? Landauer 8y Germany
132 Mrs. B. Majer 31y Louisiana
133* ? Majer 7y Louisiana
134* ? Majer 8y Louisiana
135* ? ? 33y Louisiana
136* Miss Lo??enstein 26y Germany
137 Miss Robbin 19y N.Y.
138 Miss Watson 21y England
139 Miss Williams 18y England
140 James Day 32y England
141* ? Day 26y England
142 Miss Plyer 17y England
143 S. P. Tucker 43y Merchant England
144 W. Martin 37y Merchant England
145 J. Russ 36y Mariner N.Y.
146 C. Scheer 42y Engineer N.Y.
(signed) JAWotten
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 below.
? The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read due to quality of
the original document.
The transcription preserves the original spelling.
The manifest scribe numbered the passengers.
All ditto marks on the original manifest have been replaced with the actual words
indicated.
* Captain's surname as written. Captain's signature at end of manifest clearly
indicates surname is Wotten.
3 Name recorded as "& Lady".
7 Name recorded as "& Lady".
10 Name recorded as "& Svt."
15 Origin as written.
18 Name recorded as "& Lady".
19 Name recorded as "Son".
22 Acute accent over 'o' in surname.
27-28 Name recorded as "& 2 children".
30 Name recorded as "lady".
31 Name recorded as "daughter".
32 Name recorded as "& Svt".
34-37 Origin as written.
35 Name recorded as "& lady".
37 Name recorded as "& lady".
46 3rd and 4th letters not clear, could be Prunholz.
50-51 Umlaut over 'o' in surname.
52-53 3rd letter of surname not clear, could be Fans or Faus.
54 There may be an illegible letter after the last letter of the surname.
57 Name recorded as "& lady".
59 4th letter of surname not clear, could be Dufrey or Dufsey.
63 Name recorded as "& lady".
65 Name recorded as "lady &".
66 Name recorded as "Two".
67 Name recorded as "sons".
65-67 "lady & Two sons"
68 3rd and 4th/5th letters of surname not clear, could be Loupe,
Lonpe, Loupre, or Lonpre.
71 Name recorded as "Lady".
72 Name recorded as "& child".
71-72 "Lady & child"
74 Name recorded as "& child".
76 Name recorded as "& child".
78 Name recorded as "Lady".
80 Name recorded as "wife".
81 Name recorded as "and".
82 Name recorded as "Three".
83 Name recorded as "Children".
80-83 "wife and Three Children"
86 7th letter of surname not clear, could be Bilberech
or Bilberich.
99 4th and 5th letters of surname illegible.
105 Name recorded as "wife".
106 Name recorded as "and".
107 Name recorded as "Three".
108 Name recorded as "Children".
105-108 "wife and three Children"
110 Umlaut over 'u' in surname.
119 Name recorded as "and Two".
120 Name recorded as "daughters".
119-120 "and Two daughters"
123 Name recorded as "& lady".
125 Name recorded as "& Child".
128 Name recorded as "& Son".
131 Name recorded as "& Child".
133 Name recorded as "Two children".
134 Name recorded as "and".
135 Name recorded as "Servant".
133-135 "Two children and Servant"
136 3rd/4th letters of surname not clear, could be Lorsenstein
or Lowenstein.
141 Name recorded as "& wife".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 191, List 268
Transcribed by Judy Caine a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
29 July 2006
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