Fifty Years of Payne Journeys to North America (1872-1921)
Appendix 4
Passenger Manifest for the journey of the S.S. Nova Scotian from Liverpool, arriving at the Port of Baltimore on 10 Jun 1891
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Image from Ships of Our Ancestors by Michael J. Anuta, courtesy of Sandra Kieffer |
| The NOVA SCOTIAN was built
in 1858 by Wm Denny & Bros, Dumbarton for the Allan Line. She
was a 2,108 gross ton ship, clipper stem, one funnel, three masts (rigged
for sail), iron construction, single screw and a speed of 10 knots.
There was passenger accommodation for 131-1st and 328-3rd class.
Launched on 18 March 1858, she left Liverpool on 2 June1858 on her maiden
voyage to Quebec and Montreal. In 1873 she was rebuilt to 3,305 tons,
lengthened to 366.3ft, and re-engined. She resumed Liverpool - Portland
sailings on 15 January 1874 and on 7 April 1874 started her first Liverpool
- Halifax - Norfolk - Baltimore sailing. Her final sailing started
on 5 July 1892 when she left Liverpool for St John's Newfoundland, Halifax
and Baltimore and she was scrapped in 1893. [from the North Atlantic Seaway
by N.R.P.Bonsor, vol.1, p.308]
Courtesy of The Ships List http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/descriptions/ShipsN.htm |
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Courtesy of Don Guenther |
Passenger Manifest [Source FHL Film 0417431]
I, Robert H. Hughes Master of the British Steam-ship Nova Scotian do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List of 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 vessel at Liverpool from which Port said vessel 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, and 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. Sworn to this 10 June 1891 [Signed] Robt. H. Hughes So help me God Before me List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the British Steam-ship Nova Scotian whereof Robert H. Hughes is Master, from Liverpool burthen 1081 tons.
No Names Age Sex Occupation [Origin] [Destination] [Bags] [Class]
Yrs Mths
1 Mrs. Listwycke 30 F None England Baltimore Cabin
2 Gladys Listwycke 3 F None England Baltimore } 4 Cabin
3 Ethel Listwycke 1 6 F None England Baltimore } Cabin
4 A.E. Toby 26 M None England Baltimore 3 Cabin
5 Mr. Lever 52 M None England New York 1 Cabin
6 I.R. Dean 24 M None England Baltimore 4 Cabin
7 Annie Dean 17 F None England Baltimore 4 Cabin
8 Mrs. Singlehurst 44 F None United States Baltimore } Cabin
9 Mary Singlehurst 16 F None United States Baltimore } 2 Cabin
10 Josephus Singlehurst 46 M Farmer United States Baltimore } Intermediate
11 Frank Singlehurst 18 M Farmer United States Baltimore } 10 Intermediate
12 Chas. W. Payne 23 M Carriage finisher (Mechanic) England Pullman - Ill. } Intermediate
13 Mrs. Payne 24 F Wife England Pullman - Ill. } 7 Intermediate
14 Frank Payne 18 M Clerk England Pullman - Ill. } Intermediate
15 Alexr. Dempsey 18 M Clerk Ireland Washington 1 Intermediate
16 John Gallagher 39 M Saloon Keeper United States New York 3 Intermediate
17 Robt. Young 20 M Grocer's asst. England Lake Charles - La 2 Intermediate
18 Henry Mason 45 M Master Tailor England Philadelphia 2 Intermediate
19 Christopher Lowther 18 M Farm Labourer England Cleveland - Ohio 2 Steerage
20 Wm. James 24 M Miner England Cleveland - Ohio 2 Steerage
21 John Thomas 23 M Doubler in Tin Works England Pittsburg 1 Steerage
22 Richard Owen 50 M Miner England New York 1 Steerage
23 Hannah Morgan 23 F Wife England Elizabeth - Pa 1 Steerage
24 Arthur Turner 24 M Farm Labourer England Nelsonville - Ohio } Steerage
25 Emma Turner 23 F Wife England Nelsonville - Ohio } Steerage
26 Ellen Turner 5 F Child England Nelsonville - Ohio } 4 Steerage
27 William Turner 1 M Child England Nelsonville - Ohio } Steerage
28 Charles Turner 3 M Child England Nelsonville - Ohio } Steerage
29 Wm. Turner 21 M Labourer England Baltimore 1 Steerage
30 M. Noynes 23 M Tailor England Baltimore Steerage
31 Solomon Rosenthal 23 M Shoemaker Sweden Baltimore Steerage
32 Michael Dillon 23 M Labourer Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
33 Wm. Wood 24 M Labourer England Penn. Yan. New York 1 Steerage
34 James Holmes 25 M W'house man England Baltimore 2 Steerage
35 Robert Roberts 21 M Gardener England Baltimore - Steerage
36 Alice Roberts 22 F Servant England Baltimore 1 Steerage
37 H.E. Dyke 20 M Clerk England Baltimore 2 Steerage
38 Carl Fuchs 41 M Mason Rotterdam Baltimore } Steerage
39 Otto Fuchs 18 M Mason Rotterdam Baltimore } Steerage
40 Paul Fuchs 15 M Mason Rotterdam Baltimore } 2 Steerage
41 Leonard Fuchs 11 M Mason Rotterdam Baltimore } Steerage
42 Styrg. Funk 40 M Currier Rotterdam Baltimore } Steerage
43 Benj. Leiorennann 41 M Gardener Rotterdam Baltimore } Steerage
44 Bernard Rosen 19 M Shoemaker Rotterdam Baltimore 1 Steerage
45 Carl Luadblard 55 M Tailor Sweden Baltimore - Steerage
46 Mary Murphy 17 F Servant Ireland Cheyenne - Wyo 2 Steerage
47 Kate Murray 20 F Servant Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
48 Mary Casey 19 F Servant Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
49 Mrs. Mary Cannon 50 F None Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
50 John Robinson 22 M Labourer Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
51 Michael Burnie 19 M Shepherd Ireland Baltimore 1 Steerage
52 James McGahy 16 M None England Baltimore 1 Steerage
9 Cabin
9 Intermediate
34 Steerage
Total 52
52 Passengers
5 U.S.
47
.50
$23.50
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