Immigrant Ships
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William Penn
Shields, England to Philadelpia, Pennsylvania
8 April 1854
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Cabin Passengers on board of the William Penn.
George Robson Master for Philladelphia.
Columns represent: given name and surname, age, occupation,
the country to which they belong, and the country of which they intend
to become inhabitants. (NOTE: Passengers were listed by cabin across in a row and thus families.
Transcriber changed the rows to columns to fit format of this page.)
1 David Chester 44 Miner English Philadelphia
2 Ann Chester 40 English Philadelphia
3 George Chester 6 English Philadelphia
4 Sarah Ann Chester 10 English Philadelphia
5 one infant Chester English Philadelphia
6 Henry Lee 42 Miner English Philadelphia
7 Rachel Lee 38 English Philadelphia
8 Michael Lee 10 English Philadelphia
9 William Lee 5 English Philadelphia
10 one infant Lee English Philadelphia
11 William Hopper 44 Miner English Philadelphia
12 Ann Hopper 41 English Philadelphia
13 William Hopper 10 English Philadelphia
14 John Bowmer 54 Stationer English Philadelphia
15 Michel Duffey 23 Labourer Irish Philadelphia
16 Robert McRay 32 Shoe Maker English Philadelphia
17 Jane McRay 28 English Philadelphia
18 Eliza McRay 1y 6m English Philadelphia
19 Robert Dennis 33 English Philadelphia
20 Elizabeth Dennis 32 English Philadelphia
21 Frank Dennis 5 English Philadelphia
22 Joseph Dennis 13 Gardener English Philadelphia
23 Sarah Dennis ?? English Philadelphia
24 John Cairns 42 English Philadelphia
25 Elizabeth Cairns 28 English Philadelphia
26 Jane Cairns 5y 6m English Philadelphia
27 Mary Ellen Cairns 4 English Philadelphia
28 Margaret Cairns 3 English Philadelphia
Signed George Robson
Master
Transcribers 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.
* Passenger list was sixth page attached to list of Barque Lubernia. Assumptions
made that Wm Penn sailed on same date. Also, same Microfilm roll as Luburnia is
assumed to be source.
* Ages in fractions were changed to months.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 77.
Transcribed by Bob Joyce
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
30 January 2008
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