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SS Labrador
SS Labrador
I, E. Sanglier, Master of the S. S. Labrador, 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 vessel at Havre, France & Plymouth, England from which port said vessel 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 26 Dec 1876So help me God,before me ________________(illegible signature)
(signed) E. Sanglier
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the S. S. Labrador whereof E. Sanglier, is master, from Havre, France & Plymouth, England, burthen 3033 tons.
Columns 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 M^me L. Schutz 21 she none France San Francisco 1st class
2 M^r E. Vail 48 he none U.S.A. U.S.A. 1st class
3 M^r Cartaya 20 he merchant U.S.A. U.S.A. 1st class
4 M^r Baumann 36 he merchant Switzerland U.S.A. 1st class
5 M^r J Rich 21 he clerk U.S.A. U.S.A. 1st class
6* M^r Le Fur 36 he teacher France 1st class
7* M^r G Penron 29 he teacher France 1st class
8* M^r Le Chafoter 28 he teacher France 1st class
9* M^r Ant. Croaye 24 he teacher France 1st class
10 M^r M^me Henry 43 she none France France 1st class
11 M^r Guerin 38 he manufacturer France U.S.A. 1st class
12 M^me Guerin 34 she France U.S.A. 1st class
13 M^me Ch. Brown 32 she none England England 1st class
14 M^r E Schneider 17 he gardner France Germany 3rd class
15 M^r M Libonati 52 he tailor Italy Italy 3rd class
16 M^r J. Rossi 50 he glass maker Switzerland Switzerland 3rd class
17 M^me M Rossi 46 she Switzerland Switzerland 3rd class
18 child Sira Rossi 10 she Switzerland Switzerland 3rd class
19 child Celestino Rossi 9 he Switzerland Switzerland 3rd class
20* M^r J. Beehler 44 he shoemaker Germany U.S.A. 4th class
21 M^me Beehler 40 she Germany U.S.A. 4th class
22 child Frederich Beehler 9 he Germany U.S.A. 4th class
23 child Bertha Beehler 7 she Germany U.S.A. 4th class
24 M^me Louise Prevail 15 she artist France France 4th class
25 M^me A. Ambahl 19 she none France France 4th class
26 M^me Lucie Privail 20 she none France France 4th class
27 M^lle Louise Bruch 20 she dress maker France France 4th class
28 M^lle Lucie Duplain 23 she chambermaid France France 4th class
29 M^me M. Parrot 23 she fleurist France France 4th class
30 M^r F Staehli 25 he gun maker Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
31 M^r Fritiger 23 he carpenter Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
32 M^me B. Durler 48 she none Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
33 M^r U. Bauer 24 he dress maker Germany Germany 4th class
34 M^r J. Naresch 21 he carpenter Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
35 M^r J. Balmer 55 he fleurist France France 4th class
36 M^r P. Balmer 42 he fleurist France France 4th class
37 M^r E. LePierre 33 he architect Switzerland France 4th class
38 M^r L. Rogier 42 he labourer Belgium Belgium 4th class
39 M^me Peroninst 38 she none France France 4th class
40 M^r Ronsin 42 he shoemaker France U.S.A. 4th class
41* M^r Ch. Lariniola 29 he jeweller France France 4th class
42* M^r ? Baumann ?? he tailor ?? Germany 4th class
43* M^me Baumann 32 she ?? Germany 4th class
44* child Mathias Baumann 11 he ?? Germany 4th class
45* child Euginie Baumann 9 she ?? Germany 4th class
46* M^r Eugene Baumann 7 he ?? Germany 4th class
47 M^r Stahl 29 he baker Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
48 M^r E. Peirana 20 he workman Italy Italy 4th class
49 M^r Ant. Peirana 21 he workman Italy Italy 4th class
50 M^me J. Arden 19 she dress maker France France 4th class
51 M^r A. Stieger 47 he worklman Switzerland Switzerland 4th class
52 M^me Fartwengler 17 she none France Germany 4th class
53 M^me A. Vincent 21 she dressmaker France Germany 4th class
54 M^r Boutlou ?6 he teacher France France 2nd class
55 M^r Bielly 3? he flour maker France U.S.A. 2nd class
56 M^me Bielly 28 she flour maker France U.S.A. 2nd class
57 M^r Heps 52 he musician Belgium Belgium 2nd class
58* ? La Grira 20 he merchant Brazil Brazil 2nd class
59 M^r A. Mangere 40 he teacher France France 2nd class
60 M^me Mangere 26 she teacher U.S.A. U.S.A. 2nd class
61 M^me Ginvechia 38 she none Belgium Belgium 2nd class
62 M^me Cideron 31 she none Spain Spain 2nd class
63 child Cideron 7 he none Spain Spain 2nd class
64 M^me Lea Benech 28 she teacher France France 2nd class
65* M^r Dubois 39 he ?? France France 2nd class
66 M^me Emilie Dubois 33 she none France France 2nd class
67 M^r Roy 30 he laundry France France 2nd class
68 M^me Marguerite Roy 32 she laundry France France 2nd class
69 M^r Henry Hurter 46 he farmer Switzerland Switzerland 2nd class
70 M^r Marie de Chirie de Courmand 38 he none France France 2nd class
71 M^elle Barron 21 she teacher England England 2nd class
72 M^r Ch. Secritan 23 he doctor Switzerland Switzerland 2nd class
73 M^r A. Marchal 23 he labourer U.S.A. U.S.A. 2nd class
74 M^r Nicarnio 28 he doctor Switzerland Switzerland 2nd class
75 M^r Caron 47 he none France Switzerland 2nd class
76 M^r Fridean 48 he mecanic France France 2nd class
77 M^m Fridean 16 she mecanic France France 2nd class
78 M^r H. Monjey 64 he farmer U.S.A. U.S.A. 2nd class
79 M^r J. Gutke 29 he farmer France Germany 2nd class
80 M^me Christian Gutke 27 she France Germany 2nd class
hand written note: In all 80 passengers
signed: Ver: le Capitaine
maybe Changley
signed: Labrador
Havre
Dec 26, 1876
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.
^ Indicates letters are omitted and the following letter is superscripted.
6-9 Passengers intend to become residents of "Caiti Fr Poss", could mean
Haiti, French possession.
8 Age may be 38
20 Surname may be Buhler.
41-43 ages are questionable due to black streak in this column--maybe due to a tear
in the manifest.
42-46 Given name or initial and country of origin are unreadable as it seems that
two parts of the manifest were taped together and overlapped through this line
of information. Last part of country of origin may be "land" and "H" may be
the first letter making Holland the country.
58 No given name shown; surname may be La Grua
65 Can not read occupation; looks like Cmonekmaker or water
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 406, List 1194.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
2 April 2008
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