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Saint Laurent

I, A Roussan, Master of the Saint Laurent, 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 Saint Laurent at Havre from which Port the said Saint Laurent 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) A Roussan

Sworn to this February 15th 1867,
Before me. (Signature) ????????, D.C.

List or Manifest of ALL THE PASSENGERS taken on board the Saint Laurent whereof Roussan is Master, from Havre burthen 2000 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* Li?? Silverman          35   M   Merchant      Germany    U.S.        1st Cabin
  2  Joseph Lewis            41   M   Merchant      U.S.       U.S.        1st Cabin
  3  Olga Lewis              36   F   Merchant      U.S.       U.S.        1st Cabin
  4  Jacques Flamant         45   M   Importer      France     U.S.        1st Cabin
  5  Marie Flamant           40   F   Importer      France     U.S.        1st Cabin
  6  Georges Levois          29   M   Proprietor    France     U.S.        1st Cabin
  7  Jules Marguis           36   M   Proprietor    France     U.S.        1st Cabin
  8  Richard Pemberg         25   M   Merchant      Germany    U.S.        1st Cabin
  9  William Pessels         50   M   Counsellor    U.S.       U.S.        1st Cabin
 10  Julius Steenback        52   M   Mechanic      U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 11  Albert S. Oppenheim     47   M   Mechanic      U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 12  Robert Thompson         60   M   Miller        U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 13* Ch???? Belhomme         33   F   Landlord      France     New York    1st Cabin
 14  Francois Elosequi       40   M   Importer      Italy      U.S.        1st Cabin
 15* Colonel G. Gerloff      35   M   Colonel       Russia     U.S.        1st Cabin
 16  Heinrich Hunnius        34   M   Captain       Russia     U.S.        1st Cabin
 17* Georges Pe?issin        42   M   Merchant      France     New York    1st Cabin
 18  Louis D. Newell         33   M   Merchant      U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 19  Georges Clapp           34   M   Manufacturer  U.S.       Boston      1st Cabin
 20* H???? Clapp             27   F   Manufacturer  U.S.       Boston      1st Cabin
 21  Antoine Rogers          40   M   Importer      France     New York    1st Cabin
 22  A. David Fike           30   M   Manufacturer  U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 23  Mary Fike               23   F   Manufacturer  U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 24  G. Arthur Girod         40   M   Merchant      France     U.S.        1st Cabin
 25  John M. Hubbard         45   M   Merchant      U.S.       U.S.        1st Cabin
 26  William H. MacVicker    41   M   Merchant      U.S.       U.S.        1st Cabin
 27  Tran Stockl             50   M   Ambassador    Russia     U.S.        1st Cabin
 28  Bonito Vallarino        39   M   Singer        Italy      U.S.        1st Cabin
 29  Frank Reuter            28   M   Merchant      England    U.S.        1st Cabin
 30  Abrah. Nuscheler        37   M   Merchant      U.S.       New York    1st Cabin
 31  Henri Gellerson         25   M   Clerk         France     New York    1st Cabin
 32  Julien Jouanique        20   M   Clerk         France     New York    1st Cabin
 33  John Ward               35   M   Importer      U.S.       St Louis    1st Cabin
 34  Isaac Ronalds           45   M   Landlord      U.S.       Cincinatti  1st Cabin
 35  Edward Brown            40   M   Landlord      U.S.       Cincinatti  1st Cabin
 36  Edmond Dupont           29   M   Workman       France     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 37* L???? Dupont            22   F   Workman       France     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 38* William Currier         42   M   Ro????        England    New York    2nd Cabin
 39  Albert Dupe             38   M   Pianist       France     New York    2nd Cabin
 40  W. Hanz Kelly           30   M   Clerk         U.S.       New York    2nd Cabin
 41  Philipp Mann            38   M   Clerk         U.S.       New York    2nd Cabin
 42  Marc Deblades           40   M   Servant       Spain      U.S.        2nd Cabin
 43  John G. Smith           38   M   Landlord      U.S.       U.S.        2nd Cabin
 44  Julia Dally             27   F   Servant       U.S.       U.S.        2nd Cabin
 45  Fanny Kitkidge          26   F   Servant       U.S.       U.S.        2nd Cabin
 46  Herm. Fried             46   M   Importer      U.S.       U.S.        2nd Cabin
 47  Eugie Marie             30   F   Servant       U.S.       U.S.        2nd Cabin
 48  Richard Laurent         24   M   Workman       France     U.S.        2nd Cabin
 49  Georges Guthmann        22   M   Workman       Germany    New York    3rd Cabin
 50  Leon Nihoul             33   M   Workman       Germany    New York    3rd Cabin
 51  Jose Carrera            31   M   Shoemaker     Spain      New York    3rd Cabin
 52  Adolpho Carrera         29   M   Shoemaker     Spain      New York    3rd Cabin
 53  Pepe Diego              35   M   Merchant      Spain      New York    3rd Cabin
 54  Alfred Boitemp          28   M   Workman       France     New York    3rd Cabin

                       (Signatures)  A. Roussan, The Captain   J. Mou???, The Purser


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.

  "Male" and "Female" in the Sex column are shortened to "M" and "F" for formatting
  reasons.


  1  Given name is written too small to distinguish the individual letters.  Name 
     appears to be "Leoy".
 13  Given name is written too small to distinguish the individual letters.  Name 
     might possibly be "Chimena".
 15  Surname appears to be either "Gerloff" or "Gorloff".
 17  Surname is possibly "Perissin", "Pehissin" or "Petissin".  
 20  Given name is written too small to distinguish the individual letters and 
     cannot be deciphered.  
 37  Given name is written too small to distinguish the individual letters.  Name 
     might possibly be "Louise" or "Laura".
 38  Occupation is written too small to distinguish the individual letters.  Occupation 
     begins with "Ro" and ends with "a".
 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 276, List 116.

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