At 09:10 PM 2002-05-09 -0400, Patricia Hart wrote: >Looking for information on the "Aurandal" (possibly not correct spelling) >left Liverpool May 5th 1834 for Quebec, arrived six weeks later passangers >Robert Hart and Bride Jane Hart. This ship is not on LLoyds list, any >guess with that spelling country of origin? >P Hart. Patricia, it seems your ship arrived prior to June 14th as we don't have it here on TheShipsList http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/Arrivals/ships1834.html Our 1834 arrivals cover mid-June to beginning-Sep. I did search the page 'match case' dal and didn't come up with a possible. Hopefully an earlier edition of the Montreal Gazette, or the Quebec Mercury will show your ship. To add a 'possible' spelling to your ship name, I see brig Annandale, Captain Craig, sailing from Dublin in 1835 http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/Arrivals/ships1835.html Sue --

There are cities (or towns) in England and Quebec named ARUNDEL. Perhaps this might be the spelling. Dick Dickinson bandddickinson@voyager.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Rhonda Houston <rfhouston@mindspring.com> To: <CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 12:04 AM Subject: RE: [CanShipsPre1865] Aurandal 1834 > Patricia, > > Tried the ship search engine and this is what I came up with. Your spelling > version didn't bring anything up. Here is also what came up: > http://www.geocities.com/mppraetorius/indexa-com.htm > > http://englishamerica.home.att.net/ships/shp-a50.htm > AN-AZ of names of ships. You might find the name (similar spelling to what > you thought is was) here, take a look! Notice also, that at the bottom you > can go to a list of ships that begin with BA-BM!! These ships have departure > ports, dates and destinations!! > > > http://www.hmc.gov.uk/accessions/1998/98digests/maritim.htm > Historical Manuscripts Commission > Major Accessions to Repositories in 1998 relating to Maritime History > > http://web2.airmail.net/rsfalls/Ship.htm > Notice the names of the ships and the years which will give you an idea what > ships were going and coming in what years!!!!!!! > There's a link to our listowners website also! > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > ---------------------------------------------- > Ship Name Page Number Source Information > > A. Crandal (1861), XI, 279 American Neptune. Salem, Mass.: Peabody Essex > Museum, 1941-. More info... > http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#ame1 > > Allandale -- motor tug 686 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine > History of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, > 1966. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 > > Andalucia 553 Paine, Lincoln P. Ships of the World: An Historical > Encyclopedia. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1997. More info... > Andalucia -- S. S. 564, 665 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine > History of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, > 1966. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 > > Andalusia 391, 469, 477, 478, 482, 491 Cutler, Carl C. Greyhounds of the > Sea: The Story of the American Clipper Ship. Annapolis: United States Naval > Institute, 1930. More info... > http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 > > Andalusia 408 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of > America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval > Institute, 1961. More info... > http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut1 > > ANDALUSIA -- S. S. 565 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine History > of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, 1966. More > info... > > Andalusia, SS 100 Gibbs, Jim. Disaster Log of Ships. Seattle: Superior > Publishing Co., 1971. More info... > > Andaluza, ship (1869), XXXVIII, 233 American Neptune. Salem, Mass.: Peabody > Essex Museum, 1941-. More info... > > Annandale 157 MacGregor, David R. Merchant Sailing Ships, 1850-1875: Heyday > of Sail. London: Conway Maritime, 1984. More info... > http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#mac2 > > Annandale 492 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of > America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval > Institute, 1961. More info... > http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut2 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Patricia Hart [mailto:the.hartsr@cogeco.ca] > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:11 PM > To: CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CanShipsPre1865] Aurandal 1834 > > > Looking for information on the "Aurandal" (possibly not correct spelling) > left Liverpool May 5th 1834 for Quebec, arrived six weeks later passangers > Robert Hart and Bride Jane Hart. This ship is not on LLoyds list, any guess > with that spelling country of origin? > P Hart. > > > ==== CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 Mailing List ==== > Search ships passenger lists to Canada from 1820 to 1850 at > http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tocanp03.shtml > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > ==== CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 Mailing List ==== > Search ships passenger lists to Canada from 1800 to 1820 at > http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tocanp02.shtml > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > >

http://user.itl.net/~glen/CIintro.html This webpage is awesome! THIS INFORMATION ACTUALLY DOESN'T FIT THIS LIST, (only one ship fits) BUT GAVE SHIP NAMES AND DATES...Rhonda Houston http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/JBrannan/ships.htm There is also a list of Captains published by the Lloyds and Jersey Captains can be found among them with their register numbers. Using the latter you can trace the certificate of service or competency held at Greenwich. The following information can be found on Charles John Renouf (NB only the first two and last two ships in the list below are Jersey-registered): Certificate of Service S52528. Born Jersey 1818. . 'Atrevida' 1856 (Mate) . 'St Helier' 23968 1857-8 (Master) . 'Francis Barclay' 7015 1861 (Mate) . 'Glasgow' 42721 1861 (Mate) . 'Red Coat' 4094 1861 (Master) . 'Red Coat' 1862 (Mate) . 'Dauntless' 19078 1862 (Mate) . 'Blenheim' 45863 1863 (Mate) . 'Eliza' 46841 1864 (Master) . 'Rose' 24639 1865 (Mate) . 'Exact' 26287 1866-7 (Mate) . 'Fairlina' 45283 1868 (Mate) The numbers are the official ship numbers, which are needed to find crew lists during this period (when they are no longer archived alphabetically). This source also gives a rough indication of the ship's destination (e.g. North America) but is far from precise, and the Lloyds List should be used to find out the exact ports of call. The Guildhall Library (London) has all the Lloyds Captains Registers from circa 1855 to 1947. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Greenwich Maritime Museum and Library Greenwich is the source for certificates of service and competency for Masters and Mates (1850 onwards), as well as crew lists for 1861-2 and years ending in -5. They also have a picture archive, to which the index can be consulted on their website. Contact details are given below. National Maritime Museum Greenwich, London SE10 9NF. Telephone: 0181 858 4422. Fax: 0181 312 6632 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- THIS IS WHERE THAT CD WOULD COME FROM, FROM ONE OF THOSE FIRST EMAILS I SENT. Newfoundland Maritime History Archive For crew lists in 1863-4, then 1866 onwards, except years ending in -5 (at Greenwich) you should contact the Library in Newfoundland. They have an efficient service for those enquiring by e-mail - in return for a charge, they supply photocopies of crew lists and any corresponding log-books. Contact details can be found below. Maritime History Archive Memorial University of Newfoundland Tel: 709-737-8429 Fax: 709-737-3123 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Books on Jersey ships The key reference work, mentioned several times on this page, is "Jersey Sailing Ships" by John Jean, Phillimore 1982 (ISBN 0-85033-464-0). Other books by the same author have been published by La Haule Books of Jersey, including "Tales of Jersey's Tall Ships" (with references to Capt. Jourdain Blampied), "Stories of Jersey's Ships" and "Ships and Railways". Sadly, Mr John Jean passed away on 30th July 1999. I happened to visit St Lawrence's church on the day of his funeral. La Haule have also republished "Jersey Sea Stories" by Philip Ahier. A more general book has been written by Roy McLoughlin under the title "The Sea was their Fortune" (Seaflower Books 1997). The latest book on the subject (published in 2001) is "From Sail to Steam" by Caroline Williams (Phillimore) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Genealogy in Britain's Channel Islands The Channel Islands (Jersey, Guernsey and assorted smaller isles) lie closer to France than England, but have been part of the United Kingdom for centuries. Their records share many similarities with their British counterparts, but their geography and history have had some peculiar effects on their people and their records. Fortunately, Alex Glendinning has done an excellent job of learning about the records of genealogical value available for those whose roots pass through the Channel Islands, and has shared his knowledge with us via the World Wide Web. His pages include in-depth information on such varied resources as parishes and their registers, records of the Jersey Merchant Seamen's Benefit Society, tombstone records, land transactions, wills, civil registration certificates, and heirlooms. He has also compiled an extensive set of links to other online resources, such as mailing lists and Channel Islands sections of the Family History Library Catalog. The result is a website of immense value to anyone with ancestry in the Channel Islands. Resources: Alex Glendinning's Channel Islands Pages http://user.itl.net/~glen/CIintro.html GENUKI (Genealogy in the U.K. and Ireland) http://www.genuki.org.uk

Something I just ran across. Rhonda Houston http://www.genealogienetz.de/misc/emig/gta-holdings.html Holding Libraries for Germans to America : Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports 1850-1897, 1840s Series edited by Ira A. Glazier and P. William Filby. See also this general-purpose listing of libraries. http://www.libdex.com/

Patricia, Tried the ship search engine and this is what I came up with. Your spelling version didn't bring anything up. Here is also what came up: http://www.geocities.com/mppraetorius/indexa-com.htm http://englishamerica.home.att.net/ships/shp-a50.htm AN-AZ of names of ships. You might find the name (similar spelling to what you thought is was) here, take a look! Notice also, that at the bottom you can go to a list of ships that begin with BA-BM!! These ships have departure ports, dates and destinations!! http://www.hmc.gov.uk/accessions/1998/98digests/maritim.htm Historical Manuscripts Commission Major Accessions to Repositories in 1998 relating to Maritime History http://web2.airmail.net/rsfalls/Ship.htm Notice the names of the ships and the years which will give you an idea what ships were going and coming in what years!!!!!!! There's a link to our listowners website also! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- Ship Name Page Number Source Information A. Crandal (1861), XI, 279 American Neptune. Salem, Mass.: Peabody Essex Museum, 1941-. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#ame1 Allandale -- motor tug 686 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, 1966. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 Andalucia 553 Paine, Lincoln P. Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1997. More info... Andalucia -- S. S. 564, 665 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, 1966. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 Andalusia 391, 469, 477, 478, 482, 491 Cutler, Carl C. Greyhounds of the Sea: The Story of the American Clipper Ship. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1930. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#new1 Andalusia 408 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1961. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut1 ANDALUSIA -- S. S. 565 Newell, Gordon, ed. The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle: Superior Publishing Company, 1966. More info... Andalusia, SS 100 Gibbs, Jim. Disaster Log of Ships. Seattle: Superior Publishing Co., 1971. More info... Andaluza, ship (1869), XXXVIII, 233 American Neptune. Salem, Mass.: Peabody Essex Museum, 1941-. More info... Annandale 157 MacGregor, David R. Merchant Sailing Ships, 1850-1875: Heyday of Sail. London: Conway Maritime, 1984. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#mac2 Annandale 492 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1961. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut2 -----Original Message----- From: Patricia Hart [mailto:the.hartsr@cogeco.ca] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:11 PM To: CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CanShipsPre1865] Aurandal 1834 Looking for information on the "Aurandal" (possibly not correct spelling) left Liverpool May 5th 1834 for Quebec, arrived six weeks later passangers Robert Hart and Bride Jane Hart. This ship is not on LLoyds list, any guess with that spelling country of origin? P Hart. ==== CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 Mailing List ==== Search ships passenger lists to Canada from 1820 to 1850 at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tocanp03.shtml ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Looking for information on the "Aurandal" (possibly not correct spelling) left Liverpool May 5th 1834 for Quebec, arrived six weeks later passangers Robert Hart and Bride Jane Hart. This ship is not on LLoyds list, any guess with that spelling country of origin? P Hart.

Searching for name of likely port of departure, name of ship, and port of arrival in Canada for RAY family. Edward and Margaret (MASON) RAY left Ireland with children Nancy (b. 1815), Eliza, and Samuel (b. March 9, 1821) in Logan, Longford Co., Ireland. Also, any info on the following would help. RAY children born in Ireland: Nancy (1815-1860) m. Oliver WARREN in 1834; they lived in Granby, Que. Eliza, m. M.M. COBURN in Shefford, Quebec, 1840. Samuel (1821-1896) m. Margaret PAYNE in Granby, Que., March 30, 1846. Canadian-born RAY children: John RAY James RAY Charles RAY, b. 1830, m. 1856 in Farnham, Que. to Louisa TRUAX. Thanks. Priscilla W. Scudder Cotuit, Massachusetts

Hello Listers, Anybody would have info on immigration from the Isle of Jersey in 1854? I am looking for Leonard Bartlett, his wife and child, and children of his brother who would have come with them. Help please. The names of the children and possibly their mother are very important to make further connections. They would have arrived at Quebec and established themselves in London Ontario. Thanks Denise Boucher Denise Boucher

What I can share with you is this: Here is an Ontario Locator (below) and some information gathered concerning London, Ontario (which is presently in Middlesex County). But as to the Isle of Jersey, I for one, don't know the exact positioning of this place geographically, so I don't have a point of reference for it. Rhonda Houston http://www.geneofun.on.ca/ontariolocator/ http://www.geneofun.on.ca/ontariolocator/alpha-l.html London, London Township, Middlesex County (Currently Exists) Established 1791 as Georgina (formerly known as The Forks) by John Graves Simcoe as the site of the future provincial capital; Renamed London in 1825; Became a police village in 1840; Town in 1847; City in 1855 London City Jail Cemetery, London Township, Middlesex County (Cemetery) London District, (No Longer Exists) Established in 1798 it was declared a separate district in 1826 London East, London Township, Middlesex County (No Longer Exists) Established 1817 this village covered the North-East portion of the current city of London (Adelaide Street eastward) http://www.geneofun.on.ca/ontariolocator/alpha-m.html Middlesex County, (Currently Exists) Created by an Act of the Legislature of Upper Canada, Middlesex County was 'born' 1 Jan 1800, it was earlier known as Suffolk County; Named after Middlesex, England The London District Surrogate Court Registry (1800-1839) Although the records of this registry are on microfilm in the PAO, there is quite a story to be told. In 1846 a fire destroyed the files of the Registry Office in London back to 1839, and it was subsequently believed that, in fact, all the files back to 1800 had been burnt. However, the files for the period 1800-39 had never been lodged with the later ones (for resons too involved to explain now) and they were actually still in a Land Registry Office in Simcoe. There they stayed, neatly packed away in dusty old betal boxes, until 1972. In that year the moving of the office to another location led to a house-clearning operation and the files were discovered. They are now on microfilm in the D. B. Weldon Library in the University of Western Ontario, in London. There are also copies in the PAO, the Elgin County Libary, the London Public Library, and the Donly Museum in Simcoe. They can, of course, be borrowed though the inter-library loan system. In 1987, an alphabetical index was published inthe Ontarion Genealogical Society journal "Families", Vol.. 26 No. 4, as part of an article by Guy St. Denis, of the D. B. Weldon Library. London (Public)Library 305 Queens Avenue London, ON N6B 3L7 Source (and some quoted from): "In Search of Your Canadian Roots" by Angus Baxter ISBN# 0806314486

On 8 May 2002 at 15:11, Cathie Wytka wrote: > > This completes the names for the ship Chaos. > > Hope this helps someone out there. > > Cathie Dear Cathie Can you provide your source for this list? Although it is very kind of you to offer the names of passengers on our list, I have concerns that not everyone will realize that it is not okay to take a list from an online website and post it here. I'm not suggesting you did that, just worried that it could happen. I've seen researchers copy a list from an online website and then post it to a mailing list - and that is not okay to do. In fact, it's not okay to take anything from any online website and post it on a Rootsweb mailing list. As Rootsweb's Acceptable Use Policy for mailing lists states - you must own the information you post, or must have permission from the author to post it. Again, Cathie I'm not suggesting you took this list from an online site, but this is a good opportunity for me to remind fellow subscribers of the rule. http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html I also believe that it is far more valuable to have passenger lists posted online on a webpage for all to use, rather than posted on this, or any other mailing list. It only hits the list once, then is archived, and not many will find that archive. My suggestion is that if you have a list, don't post it on a mailing list. Offer it to an online website , then post the URL here when the passenger list is put online. That way the list has a better chance of being found by more researchers. Of course I'd like it if you (or others who have lists) chose Olive Tree Genealogy as the list's home, but that is entirely up to the individual :-) I am always looking for more passenger lists to add to Olive Tree's growing collection (hint, hint) Lorine Lorine McGinnis Schulze -- * The Olive Tree Genealogy http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ * Past Voices:Letters Home http://pastvoices.com/ * USA Genealogy http://www.geocities.com/usa_genealogy/ * My Family Branches http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~myfamilybranches/ otg@csolve.net or olivetreegen@netscape.net

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This just appeared on my monitor from another list. The discovery of this reference was an accident. A reference to The ten volumes are an index to the Burlington (Vermont)Free Press from 1848 to 1870. And after that, and a note that there is a UVM Special Collections that has a card catalog index for the years from 1871-1895. Then, I there's a big gap in the index until 1950. Since 1985, the index has gone online. You can access this at the following URL: http://library.uvm.edu//articles/alpha.html, then go to "Vermont Newspaper Index." However, don't look for the obituaries, they don't seem to be there. While killing some time in the Bailey-Howe Library, at Vermont University, some reference material was stumbled on, published in 1940, Volume 1, WPA Work Index to the Burlington Free Press, Volume 1, 1848-1852, and then, another ten other volumes of the that same time period covering the period between 1848-1870. Each one of them had a similar format. The Subjects are indexed in alphabetical order with a section in the back, listing marriages and deaths also, published in the Free Press for the period 1848-1852, also in alphabetical order as well. Then, found ten MORE volumes were discovered covering this same 1848-1870 period. Each one of these volumes had the same format. What was discovered was that these books are known as the "Bailey Collection" and can be found at the University of Vermont University, held at the Special Collections department within the Bailey-Howe Library. A Ms. Sylvia Bugbee is head of this Special Collections at the university. To give you an example of those entries, here's a paraphrase of one of the book's entries: Thomas and Michael Duffy, sons of Mrs. Mary Duffy of Burlington, who landed in New York City from Liverpool 6-24-1848 to be found in 9:12:48 which is the date of the issue, and then it shows 2:2 which means page 2, column 2 for that issue. What a goldmine for someone searching in the northern counties! I appears that there are major news events from other parts of the Vermont state and sometimes the country, as well do appear, but the vital records are mostly Chittenden, Franklin Vermont. I thought that if anyone needed another source, this one would prove to be quite good. Rhonda Houston ==== VERMONT Mailing List ==== Karima, List Administrator mailto:VERMONT-admin@rootsweb.com VERMONT-L Web Site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vermont/

Ship Name Page Number Source Information Chaos 381, 382, 383, 384, 448, 452, 481, 511, 516 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1961. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut2 Chaos, schooner (1865), XII, 234 American Neptune. Salem, Mass.: Peabody Essex Museum, 1941-. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#ame1 Rhonda Houston

http://www.shipindex.org/ http://www.shipindex.org/search.asp Ship Name Page Number Source Information Ship: Harmony Harmony 182, 188, 220, 236, 300, 308, 318, 326, 336, 346 Starbuck, Alexander. History of the American Whale Fishery, From its Earliest Inception to the Year 1876. 2 vol. New York: Argosy-Antiquarian, 1964. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#sta1 Harmony Bath 1804; 1818; 1824; Bk 1786; 1796; Hal 1795; Top 1808, 187 Baker, William Avery. A Maritime History of Bath, Maine, and the Kennebec River Region. Two volumes. Bath, Maine: Marine Research Society, 1973. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#bak1 Harmony 159 Greenhill, Basil. The Merchant Schooners: Volume One. London: National Maritime Museum, 1978. (Originally: Percival Marshall & Co., 1951.) More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#gre1 Harmony (in 1800) 164 MacGregor, David R. Merchant Sailing Ships, 1775-1815: Sovereignty of Sail. London: Conway Maritime, 1985. More info.. .http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#mac1 Harmony, Bk. (308) 481 Cutler, Carl C. Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines. Annapolis: United States Naval Institute, 1961. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cut2 Ship: Echo Echo 11, 106 Brock, Rear Admiral P. W., CB, DSO. Steam and Sail: In Britain and North America. Princeton, New Jersey: The Pyne Press, 1973. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#bro1 Echo 427 Lubbock, Basil. Last of the Windjammers: Volume 2. Glasgow: Brown, Son & Ferguson, Ltd., 1935. Echo 192 Mills, Randall V. Sternwheelers Up Columbia: A Century of Steamboating in the Oregon Country. Palo Alto, California: Pacific Books, 1947. More info... Echo 193 Rowe, William Hutchinson. The Maritime History of Maine: Three Centuries of Shipbuilding & Seafaring. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1948. Echo Gtn 1825; 1872 Baker, William Avery. A Maritime History of Bath, Maine, and the Kennebec River Region. Two volumes. Bath, Maine: Marine Research Society, 1973. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#mil2 Echo (Palmer Boat Co.; launch, 27'1"; Palmer Boat Co.) Jan 09:46 Clarke, Norman B. Index to Vessel Designs in Rudder Magazine, 1891-1950. Mystic, Conn.: Mystic Seaport Museum, n.d. More info... http://www.mysticseaport.org/library/rudder/mainpage.html http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#cla2 Echo 57, 107 Norman, Andrew. HMS Hood: Pride of the Royal Navy. Mechanicsburg, PA: Stackpole Books, 2001. More info… http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#nor1 Echo 594, 598, 600 Baker, William Avery. A Maritime History of Bath, Maine, and the Kennebec River Region. Two volumes. Bath, Maine: Marine Research Society, 1973. More info... http://faculty.washington.edu/petermcc/indexbib.html#bak1 Rhonda Houston

MEADOWCROFT, Thomas <1810> Gender: M Age: 32 Occ: Spinner MELLING, Peter <1786> Gender: M Age: 56 Occ: Minister MELLOR, John <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Labourer MOORE, Esther <1822> Gender: F Age: 20 MOSS, John <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Machine Maker NIXON, John <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 OWEN, Thomas <1796> Gender: M Age: 46 Occ: Shoemaker OWEN, Ann <1798> Gender: F Age: 44 OWEN, Jane <1834> Gender: F Age: 8 PATRICK, John <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Collier POWELL, William <1809> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: Labourer RODGERS, Eleanor <1782> Gender: F Age: 60 RODGERS, John <1821> Gender: M Age: 21 Occ: Laborer ROWES, Robert <1824> Gender: M Age: 18 Occ: Stone Maker SCOFIELD, James <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Labourer SNEID, William <1815> Gender: M Age: 27 Occ: Smith SOUTHERN, James <1822> Gender: M Age: 20 Occ: Laborer SPARBRICK, M. W. <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Printer STEPHENSON, Charles <1809> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: Joiner STEWART, William <1822> Gender: M Age: 20 Occ: Laborer STEWART, James <1824> Gender: M Age: 18 Occ: Laborer STOCKS, Michael <1794> Gender: M Age: 48 Occ: Joiner STOCKS, Martha <1804> Gender: F Age: 38 STOCKS, Hannah <1812> Gender: F Age: 30 STOCKS, William <1812> Gender: M Age: 30 Occ: Wheelwright STOCKS, Ben <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 STOCKS, Henry <1830> Gender: M Age: 12 STOCKS, Reuben <1832> Gender: M Age: 10 STOCKS, Naboth <1837> Gender: M Age: 5 STOCKS, Rachel <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). STONES, William <1815> Gender: M Age: 27 Occ: Spinner SWARBRECK, Agnes <1817> Gender: F Age: 25 TRINGHAM, Lindsay <1778> Gender: M Age: 64 Occ: Cordwainer TURNER, Alice <1802> Gender: F Age: 40 TURNER, James <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Laborer TURNER, Samuel <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 TURNER, William <1834> Gender: M Age: 8 TURNER, Hannah <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). WALWARK, Alice <1818> Gender: F Age: 24 WALWARK, Mary Ann <1840> Gender: F Age: 2 WATTS, Edward <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Farmer WATTS, Hannah <1811> Gender: F Age: 31 WATTS, John <1825> Gender: M Age: 17 WATTS, Edward <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 WATTS, Charles <1836> Gender: M Age: 6 WIGNALL, Robert <1806> Gender: M Age: 36 Occ: Labourer WILLIAMS, Robert <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Tailor WILLIAMS, Ann <1820> Gender: F Age: 22 WINTERBOTTOM, William <1795> Gender: M Age: 47 Occ: Weaver WINTERBOTTOM, Mary <1799> Gender: F Age: 43 WOLFINDEN, William <1810> Gender: M Age: 32 Occ: Spinner WOLWARK, James <1804> Gender: M Age: 38 Occ: Collier WOLWARK, Francis <1808> Gender: F Age: 34 This completes the names for the ship Chaos. Hope this helps someone out there. Cathie --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Mother's Day is May 12th!

MEADOWCROFT, Thomas <1810> Gender: M Age: 32 Occ: Spinner MELLING, Peter <1786> Gender: M Age: 56 Occ: Minister MELLOR, John <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Labourer MOORE, Esther <1822> Gender: F Age: 20 MOSS, John <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Machine Maker NIXON, John <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 OWEN, Thomas <1796> Gender: M Age: 46 Occ: Shoemaker OWEN, Ann <1798> Gender: F Age: 44 OWEN, Jane <1834> Gender: F Age: 8 PATRICK, John <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Collier POWELL, William <1809> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: Labourer RODGERS, Eleanor <1782> Gender: F Age: 60 RODGERS, John <1821> Gender: M Age: 21 Occ: Laborer ROWES, Robert <1824> Gender: M Age: 18 Occ: Stone Maker SCOFIELD, James <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Labourer SNEID, William <1815> Gender: M Age: 27 Occ: Smith SOUTHERN, James <1822> Gender: M Age: 20 Occ: Laborer SPARBRICK, M. W. <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Printer STEPHENSON, Charles <1809> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: Joiner STEWART, William <1822> Gender: M Age: 20 Occ: Laborer STEWART, James <1824> Gender: M Age: 18 Occ: Laborer STOCKS, Michael <1794> Gender: M Age: 48 Occ: Joiner STOCKS, Martha <1804> Gender: F Age: 38 STOCKS, Hannah <1812> Gender: F Age: 30 STOCKS, William <1812> Gender: M Age: 30 Occ: Wheelwright STOCKS, Ben <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 STOCKS, Henry <1830> Gender: M Age: 12 STOCKS, Reuben <1832> Gender: M Age: 10 STOCKS, Naboth <1837> Gender: M Age: 5 STOCKS, Rachel <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). STONES, William <1815> Gender: M Age: 27 Occ: Spinner SWARBRECK, Agnes <1817> Gender: F Age: 25 TRINGHAM, Lindsay <1778> Gender: M Age: 64 Occ: Cordwainer TURNER, Alice <1802> Gender: F Age: 40 TURNER, James <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Laborer TURNER, Samuel <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 TURNER, William <1834> Gender: M Age: 8 TURNER, Hannah <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). WALWARK, Alice <1818> Gender: F Age: 24 WALWARK, Mary Ann <1840> Gender: F Age: 2 WATTS, Edward <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Farmer WATTS, Hannah <1811> Gender: F Age: 31 WATTS, John <1825> Gender: M Age: 17 WATTS, Edward <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 WATTS, Charles <1836> Gender: M Age: 6 WIGNALL, Robert <1806> Gender: M Age: 36 Occ: Labourer WILLIAMS, Robert <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Tailor WILLIAMS, Ann <1820> Gender: F Age: 22 WINTERBOTTOM, William <1795> Gender: M Age: 47 Occ: Weaver WINTERBOTTOM, Mary <1799> Gender: F Age: 43 WOLFINDEN, William <1810> Gender: M Age: 32 Occ: Spinner WOLWARK, James <1804> Gender: M Age: 38 Occ: Collier WOLWARK, Francis <1808> Gender: F Age: 34 This completes the names for the ship Chaos. Hope this helps someone out there. Cathie --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Mother's Day is May 12th!

CROOK, Betty <1839> Gender: F Age: 3 DAVIES, Samuel <1814> Gender: M Age: 28 Occ: Laborer DECOURSEY, George <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Blacksmith DIXON, Edward <1811> Gender: M Age: 31 Occ: Carpenter DIXON, Jane <1811> Gender: F Age: 31 DIXON, Thomas <1815> Gender: M Age: 27 Occ: Stone Mason DIXON, Mary <1816> Gender: F Age: 26 DIXON, Ann <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). DOBSON, Elizabeth <1811> Gender: F Age: 31 DOBSON, Thomas <1838> Gender: M Age: 4 DOBSON, William <1840> Gender: M Age: 2 DOBSON, Joseph <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). ELLIS, Mary <1787> Gender: F Age: 55 ELLIS, John <1789> Gender: M Age: 53 Occ: Lawyer EVANS, Alice <1792> Gender: F Age: 50 EVANS, John <1797> Gender: M Age: 45 Occ: Lath Splitter EVANS, John <1827> Gender: M Age: 15 FLEINS, Thomas <1801> Gender: M Age: 41 Occ: Engineer FLEINS, Mary <1807> Gender: F Age: 35 FLEINS, Thomas <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 FLEINS, Jessie <1833> Gender: F Age: 9 FLEINS, Samuel <1835> Gender: M Age: 7 FLEINS, Benjamin <1840> Gender: M Age: 2 FRODHAM, James <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Watch Maker FRODHAM, Catherine <1821> Gender: F Age: 21 FRODHAM, Edward <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). FRODSHAW, Sarah <1789> Gender: F Age: 53 HAINES, Thomas <1820> Gender: M Age: 22 Occ: Spinner HILL, Ann <1791> Gender: F Age: 51 HILL, Robert <1791> Gender: M Age: 51 Occ: Laborer HILL, Joseph <1816> Gender: M Age: 26 Occ: Spinner HILL, Robert <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Laborer HILL, Eliza <1819> Gender: F Age: 23 HILL, Rebecca <1820> Gender: F Age: 22 HILL, Harriett <1823> Gender: F Age: 19 HILL, Richard <1829> Gender: M Age: 13 HILL, Ann <1831> Gender: F Age: 11 HILL, Elizabeth <1840> Gender: F Age: 2 HILL, James <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). HINDLEY, Thomas <1820> Gender: M Age: 22 Occ: Collier HINDLEY, Betsey <1821> Gender: F Age: 21 JACKSON, John <1824> Gender: M Age: 18 Occ: Joiner JACOBS, Mark <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Pedlar JONES, Thomas W. <1814> Gender: M Age: 28 Occ: Millwright JONES, Thomas <1820> Gender: M Age: 22 Occ: Engineer JONES, Charlotte <1821> Gender: F Age: 21 KNIGHT, William <1817> Gender: M Age: 25 Occ: Printer LILLEY, Elizabeth <1802> Gender: F Age: 40 LILLEY, Richard <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Farmer LILLEY, Richard <1834> Gender: M Age: 8 LILLEY, William <1840> Gender: M Age: 2 MACKEY, Thomas <1805> Gender: M Age: 37 Occ: Labourer MACKEY, Anne <1806> Gender: F Age: 36 MACKEY, Nancy <1820> Gender: F Age: 22 MACKEY, Margaret <1827> Gender: F Age: 15 MACKEY, John <1836> Gender: M Age: 6 MACKEY, Anne <1838> Gender: F Age: 4 MACKEY, Charles <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). MANWARING, Josiah <1819> Gender: M Age: 23 Occ: Cooper MANWARING, Ann <1821> Gender: F Age: 21 --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax

Ship: Chaos Date of Departure: 8 Nov 1841 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Date of Arrival: 14 Jan 1842 Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana Source(s): Customs #20; NSHP ADAMS, John <1792> Gender: M Age: 50 Occ: Bricklayer ADAMS, Sarah <1792> Gender: F Age: 50 ALRED, Sabina <1790> Gender: F Age: 52 Note: "Allred" ALRED, Richard <1797> Gender: M Age: 45 Occ: Weaver Note: "Allred" ARDIN, John <1813> Gender: M Age: 29 Occ: Laborer ARDIN, Mary <1815> Gender: F Age: 27 ARDIN, James <1838> Gender: M Age: 4 ARDIN, Mary <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). ARMSTRONG, Ann <1811> Gender: F Age: 31 ARMSTRONG, Peter <1811> Gender: M Age: 31 Occ: Tailor ARMSTRONG, Elizabeth <1813> Gender: F Age: 29 ARMSTRONG, Joseph Yates <1813> Gender: M Age: 29 Occ: Tailor ARMSTRONG, Alice Jane <1836> Gender: F Age: 6 ARMSTRONG, Ann Jane <1836> Gender: F Age: 6 ARMSTRONG, Robert John <1838> Gender: M Age: 4 ARMSTRONG, Joseph <1841> Gender: M Age: 1 Note: "Infant" (Customs). ARMSTRONG, Peter Yates <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). ASHWORTH, Samuel <1770> Gender: M Age: 72 Occ: Farmer ASHWORTH, Charles <1805> Gender: M Age: 37 Occ: Weaver BADHAM, Richard <1800> Gender: M Age: 42 Occ: Farmer BADHAM, Hannah <1801> Gender: F Age: 41 BADHAM, Hannah <1827> Gender: F Age: 15 BARKER, Catherine <1806> Gender: F Age: 36 BARKER, Sarah Ann <1838> Gender: F Age: 4 BATEMAN, Thomas <1780> Gender: M Age: 62 Occ: Brickmaker BLACK, Jane <1797> Gender: F Age: 45 BLACK, George <1825> Gender: M Age: 17 Occ: Spinner BLACK, William <1832> Gender: M Age: 10 BLACK, Joseph <1836> Gender: M Age: 6 BOUND, Joseph <1809> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: Turner BOUND, Elizabeth <1814> Gender: F Age: 28 BOUND, Joseph <1832> Gender: M Age: 10 BOUND, Hannah <1838> Gender: F Age: 4 BOUND, Mary Ann <1840> Gender: F Age: 2 BURGESS, James <1797> Gender: M Age: 45 Occ: Tailor BURGESS, Betty <1799> Gender: F Age: 43 BURGESS, Mary Ann <1825> Gender: F Age: 17 BURGESS, Eliza <1829> Gender: F Age: 13 BURGESS, Maria <1834> Gender: F Age: 8 BURGESS, Emma <1842> Gender: F Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). BURNS, Elizabeth <1812> Gender: F Age: 30 BURNS, Miles <1812> Gender: M Age: 30 Occ: Cabinet Maker BURNS, John <1837> Gender: M Age: 5 BURNS, Isabella <1839> Gender: M Age: 3 BURNS, James William <1842> Gender: M Age: infant Note: "Infant" (Customs). BUTTERFIELD, Henry <1810> Gender: M Age: 32 Occ: Laborer BUTTERFIELD, Jabez <1818> Gender: M Age: 24 Occ: Mechanic CHILD, Mary <1782> Gender: F Age: 60 CHILD, John <1792> Gender: M Age: 50 Occ: Machinist CHILD, Elizabeth <1818> Gender: F Age: 24 COHEN, Samuel <1804> Gender: M Age: 38 Occ: Pedlar CONNER, Hary C. <1802> Gender: M Age: 40 Occ: Watch Maker COOK, William <1812> Gender: M Age: 30 Occ: Spinner COOK, Elizabeth <1815> Gender: F Age: 27 to be continued--Cathie --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Mother's Day is May 12th!

Ship: Tyrian Date of Departure: 21 Sep 1841 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Date of Arrival: 9 Nov 1841 Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana Source(s): MS, 2:6 (Oct. 1841), p. 94 A, Note: "11 yr old girl fell overboard & died. This was only death" (Fielding letter p. 76) (Tyrian).B., Brother Gender: M Origin: Macclesfield Note: (Fielding p. 76)BATEMAN, Hannah Nelson Gender: F Origin: England BATEMAN, James Gender: M Origin: England Occ: SonBATEMAN, Joseph Gender: M Origin: England Note: (Pixton p. 20)BATEMAN, Margaret Gender: F Origin: England Occ: WifeBATEMAN, Margaret Gender: F Origin: England BATEMAN, Mary Gender: F Origin: England BATEMAN, William Gender: M Origin: England BENTLEY, Richard Gender: M Origin: England BOSCOW, Elder Gender: M ! Origin: Isle of Man BOSCOW, Family FIELDING, Amos Gender: M Origin: England Occ: ElderFIELDING, Joseph Gender: M Origin: England Occ: Elder Note: President of Compay (Fielding and Bentley)HILL, Mary Yarwood Gender: F HILL, William John Gender: M LITTLEWOOD, Sister Gender: F Origin: England LITTLEWOOD, Daughter <1840> Gender: F Age: 1 Origin: England Note: "Born 24 Sep 1841" (Fieldingp. 83).MITCHELL, Elder Gender: M Origin: England PIXTON, Robert Gender: M Note: (Pixton p.20 )PRICE, Emma Gender: F Origin: England Note: "Sister to Mary" (Tyrian).PRICE, Mary Ann, Mrs. Gender: F Origin: England Note: (Bentley p. 4)SANDERS, Brother Gender: M SANDERS, John Gender: M Origin: England SAN! DERS, Margaret Gender: F Origin: England Note: "Sister to Richard Bentley" (Bentley p. 1).WHITE, George Gender: M Note: (Hill p. 1)WHITE, Mary Yarwood Gender: F WHITE, Son Gender: M YARWOOD, Samuel Gender: M Note: (Hill p. 1)YARWOOD, Sister Gender: F Note: (Hill p. 1)Cathie --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Mother's Day is May 12th!

ship: Echo Date of Departure: 16 Feb 1841 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Date of Arrival: 16 Apr 1841 Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana Source(s): Customs #173 (FHL #200,149); NSHPBATLEY, John <1821> Gender: M Age: 20 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Surname could be spelled Balley or BaileyBIRCH, Richard <1807> Gender: M Age: 34 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioBLOXEN, Child Note: Ages: "2 to 9" (Customs).BLOXEN, Child Note: "2 to 9"BLOXEN, Child Note: "2 to 9"BLOXEN, Child Note: "2 to 9"BLOXEN, Thomas <1808> Gender: M Age: 33 Occ: FarmerBLOXEN, Hannah <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Occ: FarmerBRADDOCK, Caroline <1821> Gender: F Age: 20 Origin: England Occ: DressmakerBROWET, Daniel <1806> Gender: M Age: 35 Origin: England Occ: Carpenter Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementBROWET, E! liza <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Wife Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementBROWET, Martha <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Seamstress Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementCHEESE, John <1796> Gender: M Age: 45 Origin: England Occ: PreacherCHEESE, Mary <1801> Gender: F Age: 40 Origin: England CHEESE, Harriet <1824> Gender: F Age: 17 Origin: England CHEESE, Son <1831> Gender: M Age: 10 Origin: England CHEESE, Son <1833> Gender: M Age: 8 Origin: England COOK, Peter <1795> Gender: M Age: 46 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: IllinoisCOOK, Edward <1824> Gender: M Age: 17 Origin: England Occ: FarmerCOOK, Nancy <1835> Gender: F Age: 6 Origin: England COOK, Alice <1836> Gender: F Age: 5 Origin: England Occ: FarmerCOOK, Seth <1840> Gender: M Age: 1 Ori! gin: England COX, John <1806> Gender: M Age: 35 Occ: FarmerCOX, Elizabeth <1808> Gender: F Age: 33 COX, Ann <1834> Gender: F Age: 7 DUNN, Isaac <1796> Gender: M Age: 45 Occ: BoatmanDUNN, Ann <1801> Gender: F Age: 40 DYSON, James <1813> Gender: M Age: 28 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioDYSON, Hannah <1818> Gender: F Age: 23 Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioDYSON, Samuel <1836> Gender: M Age: 5 Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioELLISON, John <1818> Gender: M Age: 23 Origin: England Occ: PreacherELLISON, Alice <1822> Gender: F Age: 19 Origin: England ENGLISH, Elias <1811> Gender: M Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioFIELD, John <1812> Gender: M Age: 29 Origin: England Occ: FarmerFIELDING, Chi! ld Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioFIELDING, Child Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioFIELDING, Child Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioFIELDING, Edward <1786> Gender: M Age: 55 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Ohio. Also, listed on custom's list as having three children 1 to 6.FIELDING, Sarah <1791> Gender: F Age: 50 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioGLOVER, William <1801> Gender: M Age: 40 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementGLOVER, Robert <1835> Gender: M Age: 6 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementHALFORD, Child Gender: F Origin: England Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon Settlement.HALFORD, Child Gender: F Origin: England Note: Destination: Il! linois Mormon Settlement.HALFORD, Child Gender: F Origin: England Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon Settlement.HALFORD, Child Gender: M Origin: England Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon Settlement.HALFORD, Joseph <1796> Gender: M Age: 45 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon Settlement. Listed on custom's list as having four children, 7-11, one male and three female.HALFORD, Eliza <1801> Gender: F Age: 40 Origin: England HARRIS, Robert <1806> Gender: M Age: 35 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementHARRIS, Maria <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementHARRIS, Joseph <1835> Gender: M Age: 6 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementJENKINS, William <1811> Gender: M Age: 30 Origin: E! ngland Occ: ShoemakerJENKINS, Eliza <1816> Gender: F Age: 25 Origin: England Occ: Shoemaker Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementKERSHAW, Jame <1791> Gender: M Age: 50 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Ohio. Given name could be Samuel or Lemuel.LAMBERT, E. <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Seamstress Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementLAVENDER, Ann <1808> Gender: F Age: 33 Origin: England LAVENDER, James <1811> Gender: M Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: PerfumersLLOYD, Giles <1802> Gender: M Age: 39 Origin: England Occ: Game KeeperLORD, James <1805> Gender: M Age: 36 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioLORD, Hannah <1811> Gender: F Age: 30 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioLORD, Mary <1838> Gender: F Age: 3 Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioLORD,! Sarah <1838> Gender: F Age: 3 Origin: England Note: Destination: OhioMARGARET, Child Note: "5 to 12"MARGARET, Child Note: "5 to 12"MARGARET, Child Note: Ages: "5 to 12" (Customs).MARGARET, Thomas <1795> Gender: M Age: 46 Occ: FarmerMARGARET, Elizabeth <1796> Gender: F Age: 45 NEWMAN, Child Note: "12 to 1"NEWMAN, Child Note: Ages: "12 to 1" (Customs).NEWMAN, Child Note: "12 to 1"NEWMAN, Child Note: "12 to 1"NEWMAN, John <1803> Gender: M Age: 38 Occ: FarmerNEWMAN, Ann <1807> Gender: F Age: 34 Occ: FarmerOCKLEY, Child Gender: M Origin: England Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementOCKLEY, Edward <1801> Gender: M Age: 40 Origin: England Occ: Shoemaker Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementOCKLEY, Mary <1816> Gender: F Age: 25 Origin: England Note:! Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementPARKER, Henry <1802> Gender: M Age: 39 Origin: England Occ: FarmerPARKER, Ann <1815> Gender: F Age: 26 Origin: England PARKER, John <1833> Gender: M Age: 8 Origin: England ROBERTS, Levi <1796> Gender: M Age: 45 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: Illinois Mormon SettlementROBERTS, Harriet <1801> Gender: F Age: 40 ROBERTS, Sarah <1835> Gender: F Age: 6 ROBERTS, Henry <1837> Gender: M Age: 4 ROBERTS, Caroline <1839> Age: 2 Origin: England ROBERTS, Samuel <1839> Gender: M Age: 2 ROBERTS, Jemimy <1840> Gender: F Age: 1 ROBINS, James <1804> Gender: M Age: 37 Occ: FarmerSHELTON, James <1810> Gender: M Age: 31 Origin: England Occ: FarmerSTOCKTON, Mary <1791> Gender: F Age: 50 Origin: Englan! d Occ: MidwifeSTOCKTON, Edward <1821> Gender: M Age: 20 Origin: England Occ: Factory LaborerSTOCKTON, Hannah <1823> Gender: F Age: 18 Origin: England Occ: Factory LaborerSTOCKTON, John <1826> Gender: M Age: 15 Origin: England Occ: Factory LaborerSTOCKTON, Ruth <1829> Gender: F Age: 12 Origin: England Occ: Factory LaborerSTOCKTON, Agnes <1831> Gender: F Age: 10 Origin: England Occ: Factory LaborerTAGNE, John <1786> Gender: M Age: 55 Origin: England Occ: Marine Note: Surname could also be spelled Tague.TAGNE, Alice <1821> Gender: F Age: 20 Origin: England Note: Surname could also be spelled Tague.WATERS, James <1791> Gender: M Age: 50 Origin: England Occ: FarmerWHITEHEAD, Ralph <1801> Gender: M Age: 40 Origin: England Occ: FarmerWHITTLE, Elig. <1823> Gender: M Age: 18 Origin: England WILDEN, Child WILDEN, Child WILDEN, Chi! ld WILDEN, Child WILDEN, David <1805> Gender: M Age: 36 Occ: PreacherWILDEN, Alice <1838> Gender: F Age: 3 WILSON, David <1809> Gender: M Age: 32 Origin: England Occ: Farmer Note: Destination: OhioCathie --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? 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