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Quarantine Hospital Staten Island 1849 - 1850
published on Olive Tree Genealogy with kind permission of Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc. Staten Island. F.A.C.S.I. maintains many obscure records, original correspondence, maps, etc. for a 200 year period for Staten
Island as well as New Jersey.
Between 1799-1858 most of those that died while in
quarantine were buried at two locations. One site in the St.
George section of Staten Island (cemetery operated between
1799-1849). The other known Staten Island Quarantine Cemetery
(operated 1849/50-1858) is located at what is now the Silver
Lake Golf Course.
List of those who died while in Staten Island Quarantine May 1849 - Dec. 1850
1850 Richmond County Census of Irish Immigrant Patients at the Marine Hospital compiled by Jennifer Hyatt-Morgan
Name
Age
Sex
Bldg #
Ahearn, Jane
50
Female
769
Allen, George
25
Male
770
Besley, Margaret
26
Female
768
Blake, Margaret
25
Female
775
Booke (O), James
28
Male
768
Boylan, Mary
21
Female
769
Brady, Bridget
4
Female
769
Brady, John
32
Male
770
Brady, Mary
9
Female
769
Brady, Rose
29
Female
769
Brennan, Bridget
20
Female
769
Brennan, Thomas
20
Male
770
Brien, Mary
20
Female
775
Broderick,
Patrick
26
Male
770
Brown, Ann
29
Female
775
Brown, John
25
Male
770
Buckley, Johana
18
Female
775
Bulger, Mary
23
Female
775
Burnes, Alice
30
Female
768
Butler, Mary
20
Female
769
C?, Margaret
38
Female
768
C?, Patrick
55
Male
773
Campton, Judy
21
Female
769
Canfield, Ann
17
Female
769
Carmody, Michael
16
Male
770
Carney, Richard
19
Male
773
Carrigan, Edward
50
Male
770
Carter, William
23
Male
770
Caslin, Ann
12
Female
768
Clancy, Michael
30
Male
768
Clancy, Owen
35
Male
768
Clark, Patrick
41
Male
773
Clark, Peter
20
Male
770
Clusky, Mary
20
Female
775
Cochran, Richard
23
Male
770
Cody, Thomas
11
Male
770
Cohill, Anne
10
Female
768
Cohill, Bridget
7
Female
775
Cohill, John
16
Male
770
Collender, Adam
21
Male
770
Collins, Mary
24
Female
768
Collins, Mary
21
Female
768
Conner, Michael
18
Male
771
Conners,
Margaret
30
Female
768
Conners, Maria
23
Female
768
Conners, Mary
20
Female
768
Connolly, Maria
18
Female
775
Connor, Michael
2
Male
771
Conroy, Jane
?
Female
768
Costelo, Thomas
24
Male
770
Cotton, William
30
Male
768
Coyle, Margaret
17
Female
775
Crawley, James
29
Male
771
Crawley, Mary
20
Female
768
Crosby, J.R.
40
Male
768
Crosby, Mary
30
Female
768
Crotty, Owen
30
Male
768
Crowley,
Nicholas
22
Male
773
Cuddyha, Michael
40
Male
773
Culleman, John
7
Male
771
Cullen,
Anastacia
7
Female
769
Cullen, Bridget
30
Female
769
Cusock, Bridget
16
Female
769
D?, Patrick
22
Male
770
D?, Thomas
40
Male
773
Davids, Mary
27
Female
769
Day, Margaret
36
Female
775
Delancy, Ann
17
Female
769
Delancy, Elsey
20
Female
768
Dillon, Mary
30
Female
768
Dolphin, John
26
Male
770
Donnell, James
25
Male
770
Donohoe,
Catherine
40
Female
768
Donovan, Michael
30
Male
770
Doyle, James
21
Male
770
Dray, Andrew
35
Male
770
Du?, Catherine
23
Female
775
Du?, William
3mo
Male
775
Duffy, Ann
26
Female
775
Duffy, Catherine
4
Female
775
Duffy, Frances
6
Female
775
Duffy, John
6
Male
768
Duffy, Patrick
32
Male
768
Dunham, Mary
20
Female
775
Dweyer,
Cornelius
28
Male
771
Dwyer, Johana
26
Female
775
Dwyer, John
20
Male
771
Dwyre, Richard
21
Male
770
Eagan, Ann
20
Female
775
Eagan, Ann
18
Female
775
Eagan, Catherine
12
Female
769
Eagan, Michael
27
Male
770
Egan, David
4
Male
769
Empernion,
Patrick
18
Male
770
Empernion,
Patrick
35
Male
770
F?, Mary
21
Female
769
Fagan, S.
24
Female
775
Farrell,
Catherine
21
Female
775
Fielding, Sarah
A.
26
Female
776
Finnegan,
Patrick
13
Male
770
Fitsgerald,
James
30
Male
770
Fitspatrick,
Barneby
22
Male
770
Fitspatrick,
William
21
Male
773
Flack, Robert
24
Male
773
Flannagan, John
35
Male
773
Fleet, Sarah
17
Female
769
Flin, Mary
20
Female
768
Flood, Rose
27
Female
?
Floyde, C.
30
Male
773
Flynn, Mary
20
Female
768
Fox, James
40
Male
770
Fulton, Mary
20
Female
769
G?, Bridget
13
Female
768
G?, Mary
19
Female
768
Gaffney, Thomas
27
Male
776
Galligan, Susan
19
Female
769
Garrity, James
20
Male
771
Gilkington,
Thomas
19
Male
771
Glynn, Bridget
23
Female
775
Gorey, Elisabeth
4
Female
772
Gorey, Patrick
18
Male
773
Gorphy, Richard
18
Male
770
Gough, Bridget
25
Female
776
Grady, Mary
56
Female
775
Graham, Thomas
21
Male
773
H?, Bridget
23
Female
769
H?, James
40
Male
769
H?, Mary
22
Female
769
Hallahan,
Michael
4
Male
775
Hallahan, Mary
19
Female
775
Hallahan, N.
1
Female
775
Halligan,
Patrick
50
Male
773
Halligan, Thomas
20
Male
773
Halloran, John
36
Male
770
Hamilton, Ellen
20
Female
769
Hammill, Peter
25
Male
770
Hanlan, Patrick
18
Male
773
Hanley, Matthew
40
Male
770
Hannon, Joseph
26
Male
770
Harnott, William
26
Male
771
Hogan, Thomas
24
Male
770
Hopkins, Elisa
19
Female
768
Howe, Mary
20
Female
769
Kavanaugh,
Philip
38
Male
770
Keinhan, Mary
24
Female
768
Kelly, Bridget
24
Female
775
Kelly, Thomas
21
Male
773
Kelsey, Ellen
25
Female
768
Kennedy, Dennis
20
Male
773
Kilfoyle,
William
18
Male
771
L?, Bridget
14
Female
769
Lavin, Bridget
16
Female
769
Lawrence, Henry
20
Male
771
Leary, James
24
Male
770
Lenhard, Ann
20
Female
768
Levy, Ann
37
Female
768
Mara, William
28
Male
770
Marshall, Robert
21
Male
773
Martin, Mary
28
Female
769
Martin, Mary
25
Female
769
Matthew, Patrick
30
Male
770
McAuliff,
45
Male
770
McCabe, Mary
50
Female
775
McCarty, John
26
Male
770
McConley,
Patrick
42
Male
770
McDade, John
15
Male
771
McFarlane,
Philip
18
Male
770
McG?, Patrick
23
Male
770
McGinnis,
Patrick
50
Male
768
McGrath, James
28
Male
770
McKay, Ann
16
Female
775
McKenny,
Catherine
32
Female
768
McLewry, John
40
Male
770
McManus, Mary
27
Female
775
McMenamin,
Bridget
30
Female
775
Melia, Bridget
27
Female
769
Melia, Mary
18
Female
769
Mitchel, Samuel
14
Male
775
Mohan, Bridget
16
Female
775
Mohan, James
18
Male
771
Mohan, John
24
Male
773
Mohan, Mary
26
Female
768
Moody, Mary
30
Female
769
Moran, John
21
Male
770
Moran, Rose
24
Female
775
Morrow, Michael
10
Male
?
Mullen, Thomas
14
Male
773
Murphy, Hanorah
30
Female
768
Neagle, Patrick
28
Male
768
Neal, William
53
Male
770
Niblo, James
52
Male
770
O'?, Morris
37
Male
773
O'Brian, James
30
Male
770
O'Brian, John
16
Male
770
O'Brien, William
36
Male
773
O'Dea, Catherine
22
Female
775
O'Hogan, John
50
Male
770
O'Loughlin, Mary
18
Female
768
O'Neal, Andrew
35
Male
770
O'Neil, Bernard
24
Male
?
Page, Ann
21
Female
775
Pende, Mary
18
Female
769
Pennefeather,
Elisa
30
Female
768
Pennefeather,
Johanna
10
Female
768
Pepper, James
27
Male
770
Perry, Ellen
21
Female
768
Peterson,
Adelthaide
36
Female
769
Phillips,
Catherine
18
Female
769
Powell, Mary
30
Female
775
Powell, Thomas
3
Male
775
Quinn, Catherine
20
Female
775
R?, Bridget
30
Female
768
Redmond,
Catherine
21
Female
775
Regan, Bridget
23
Female
768
Rich, Elizabeth
28
Female
769
Richdale, Jane
7
Female
769
Richdale,
Johnson
?
Male
769
Riley, Ann
18
Female
768
Riley, Mary
22
Female
768
Riley, Philip
30
Male
773
Riley, Winifred
20
Female
775
Rourke
8
Male
771
Ryan, Alice
18
Female
769
Ryan, Ellen
18
Female
775
Ryan, Judith
40
Female
768
Ryan, Michael
24
Male
770
Ryan, Michael
15
Male
770
S?, Edward
22
Male
773
Savage, John
26
Male
773
Savage, Robert
18
Male
773
Scanley, John
35
Male
771
Scanlan, Patrick
16
Male
770
Sexton, Anthony
25
Male
770
Sexton, Margaret
24
Female
775
Simon, John
24
Male
771
Slattery, Ann
6
Female
769
Smith, Mary
35
Female
775
Smith, Rose
22
Female
768
Stewart, Samuel
40
Male
773
Sullivan,
Catherine
26
Female
768
Sullivan, Daniel
36
Male
770
T?, Michael
22
Male
770
Tarseny, Nelly
22
Female
769
Tierny, Bridget
33
Female
775
Tierny, Peter
19
Male
775
Timmons, Ann
28
Female
768
Unknown, Ann
23
Female
768
Unknown, Ann
21
Female
768
Unknown, John
24
Male
770
Unknown,
Margaret
25
Female
769
Unknown, Mary
30
Female
775
Unknown, Peter
22
Male
771
Victory, Hugh
27
Male
771
Walsh, Hanora
22
Female
775
Watson, Jane
18
Female
768
Wein, Ann
4
Female
769
Wein, Margaret
4
Female
769
Weir, David
50
Male
773
Welsh, Alice
3
Female
768
Welsh, James
7
Male
768
Welsh, James
25
Male
770
Welsh, Rose
35
Female
768
Welsh, Thomas
9
Male
770
Welsley, Thomas
9
Male
770
Some interesting notes on the Quarantine Hospital (Marine Hospital
Staten Island) from Lynn A. Rogers
Executive Director, Friends of Abandoned Cemeteries, Inc. Staten Island
Rest in Peace Inc.
It is interesting to find in
the files for the Quarantine Hospital (Marine Hospital
Staten Island) that there is a listing of ships crew who
were held in Quarantine as well. My organization is
planning a trip to Grosse Point Isle in Canada to see/learn
how the data was accumulated there. We would like to
emulate that.
Here is a sample of 1 year.
The Annual Reports of the Commissioners of Immigration 1850
(excerpts below)
Immigration at the Port of New York is 7,902 less than in
the previous year, due to diminished immigration from
Germany: 45,339 persons came from that country last year.
Immigration to the Port of New York in 1850: 232,788
Irish 117,038, Germans 45,535, US Citizens 19,972, England
28,163, Scotland 6,772, 23 other countries under 4,000
The number of patients in the Marine Hospital on Jan. 1 1850
was 243. Admitted from New York City 2,241. Admitted from
vessels 827. Number treated during the year 3411.
(Note: The number admitted from New York City figure
comprises immigrants who did not fall sick until their ship
reached the city. People found with infectious disease were
sent to S.I. Quarantine Hosp).
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