I should have mentioned with my first posting, these Mills names are from passenger lists of the LDS between 1840 and 1882. If anyone needs another name you can ask, however, I don't know how the list administer would react to names not Mills. My experience shows many start to foam from the mouth and use very harsh verbiage, such as black list and reporting me to my mother. (:=)) MILLS, Alexander <1814> James Pennell 1849 Age: 35 Origin: Douglas, Isle of Mann Occ: Tin Smith Note: Bk. A, p. 38; Customs List, p. 2 MILLS, Elisa <1815> James Pennell 1849 Age: 34 Origin: Douglas, Isle of Mann MILLS, James <1836> James Pennell 1849 Age: 13 Origin: Douglas, Isle of Mann MILLS, Alexander <1842> James Pennell 1849 Age: 7 Origin: Douglas, Isle of Mann MILLS, John <1848> James Pennell 1849 Age: 1 Origin: Douglas, Isle of Mann Note: Age:"9 months" Ship: James Pennell Date of Departure: 2 Sep 1849 Port of Departure: Liverpool, England LDS Immigrants: 236 Church Leader: Thomas H. Clark Date of Arrival: 22 Oct 1849 Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana Extracted from the Letter of Thomas H. Clark - October 22, 1849 concerning the trip on the James Pennell. We were just seven weeks crossing, and our passage was more like a pleasure trip than a sea voyage. P.S. The ship "Berlin," arrived the same day, and has lost forty-three of the passengers with the cholera.