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Brig Minstrel Bay*


Londonderry, Ireland to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
13 July 1830

DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA - PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Minstrel Bay* whereof John Whelen is Master from Londonderry, Ireland, burthen 166 British tons and owned by __________ of __________ and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number, given name, last name, age, occupation. To what Country belonging and country they intend to become residents are not shown as all were from Great Britain* and going to reside in the United States.
  
  1   James        Gibson       23   male     farmer
  2   Joseph       Gibson       20   male     farmer
  3   Thomas       Gibson       14   male     farmer
  4   Matthew      Gibson       11   male     farmer
  5   Jane         Irvine       25   female  
  6   Will^m       Irvine       18   male     labourer
  7   Andrew       Cassidy      25   male     labourer
  8   Tho^s        Quigly       23   male     labourer
  9   James        Mason        18   male     labourer
 10   Charles      Irvine       18   male     labourer
 11   Marg.        Porter       28   female
 12   James        M^cCollum    24   male     labourer
 13   Will^m       Riddly       45   male     farmer
 14   Joseph       Riddly       13   male
 15   Jane         Riddly       17   female
 16   Joseph       Wiley        17   male     labourer
 17   Will         Wiley        17   male     labourer
 18   James        Norris       18   male     labourer
 19   Mary Ann     Norris       20   female
 20   Jane         Norris       18   female
 21   Sam^l        Cunningham   24   male     laborer
 22   Joseph       Green        20   male     laborer
 23   Sam^l        Green        20   male     laborer
 24   Johan        Miller       22   male     laborer
 25   Jas          Forsyth      30   male     farmer   
 26   Martha       Forsyth      65   female
 27   Nancy        Forsyth      24   female
 28   Matthew      Forsyth      19   male     laborer
 29   John         Dean         19   male     laborer
 30   Jos          Arkin        25   male     laborer
 31   Jas          M^cKhenny    19   male     laborer
 32   William      Glenn        27   male     laborer
 33   Robert       Stewart      35   male     laborer
 34   Jane         Campbell     35   female
 35   Lydia        Smith        19   female
 36   Mary         Stewart      19   female
 37   W^m          Robb         20   male     laborer
 38   Jno          Harken       20   male     laborer
 39*  W^m          Stewart      ??   male     laborer
 40   John         Moore        40   male     farmer
 41   Ann          Moore        40   female
 42   James        Moore        13   male
 43   Rob^t        Moore        11   male
 44   Sarah Jane   Moore         7   female
 45   Rebecca Ann  Moore         6   female
 46   Cha^s        M^cGonagle   14   male
 47   Ann          M^cGonafle    9   female
 48   Ann          Thompson     16   female
 49   Jno          Kerrigan     20   male     laborer
 50   W^m          Wilson       18   male     laborer
 51   Jas          Oliver       22   male     laborer
 52   John         Oliver       18   male     laborer
 53   Jas          Bilsland     30   male     laborer
 54   Dan^l        Danagh       36   male     laborer 
 55   Nancy        Danagh       35   female
 56   John         Danagh       20   male     laborer
 57   Mary         Danagh       17   female
 58   Rose         Danagh       21   female
 59   Nancy        Danagh       15   female
 60   Peggy        Danagh       11   female
 61   Jane         Danagh        6   female
 62   Patrick      Danagh       20   male     laborer
 63   Tho^s        Hunter       20   male     laborer
 64   James        Johnston     40   male     laborer
 65   Dan^l        M^cKay       22   male     laborer
 66   Will^m       Spencer      20   male     gentleman
 67   Will^m       Hatrick      25   male


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.

*  Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference.

*  None died during the voyage, therefore this column was omitted.

*  Ancestry.com identifies this ship as Minstrel Boy. This transcriber thinks the ship's name
   looks more like Minstrel Bay.
*  Even though the manifest states that they all came from Greart Britain the fact that the
   ship deported from Londonderry suggests that many of the passengers were from Ireland.


39  Ink blot obliterated age, maybe 32 or 22


National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 45.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 May 2008



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