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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO CANADA * Search for Your Immigrant Ancestor in Ports of Arrival U.S.A. | Canada | Australia & New Zealand | South Africa | England * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists Outbound from USA & Canada * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists by Year of Arrival Ship Albion from Cork Ireland to Quebec Medical and surgical journal of the Albion Convict Ship, for 4 April to 4 July 1825 by John Thomson (B) Surgeon and Superintendent, during which time the said vessel was employed in conveying emigrants from Cork to Quebec. This journal is pages of detailed notes on each of the Irish passengers Surgeon Thomson treated. Below find the extracted names, ages, dates of admission, whether the patient died or recovered and a few notes for some patients. Most patients have their illnesses noted in detail, along with medicines given, reaction of patient and other data. Surgeon's Notes: 1 May 1825: Embarked 11 May 1825. Ship left port in Cork Ireland 15 June 1825. Arrived Quebec and went from there to Montreal by steamboat. 19 June in barracks in LaChine for 5 days 23 June 1825 departed for Prescott in 'batteaux' 1 July 1825. Arrived Prescott A list of persons vaccinated. 6 May 1825 with matter forwarded from the Navy. John Barry, aged 15, failed. Catherine Barry, aged 7, failed. George Lewis, aged 6, failed. 14 May. Catherine Barry, aged 7, vaccinated in the right arm with the matter sent by the [Navy] Board and in the left with matter sent by Dr Johnstone of Barr Street. The pock was very fine in the left arm but none in the right. John Barry, aged 5, with Dr Johnstone's in both arms; fine in both. Ellen Barry, aged 2, with Dr Johnstone's in both arms; succeeded in the right but not in the left. Michael Sullivan, aged 5, with Dr Johnstone's, taken in both arms. Mary Sullivan, aged 2, with Dr Johnstone's, taken in both arms. George Lowes, aged 6, with Dr Johnstone's, this case was doubtful until the 9th day when he had a smart attack of fever in the night and a fine pustule in one arm the next morning. 23 May, taken from John Barry. John Healy, aged 15, succeeded in both arms. Judith Healy, aged 13, succeeded in both arms. Ellen Healy, aged 11, succeeded in both arms and very fine. Eliza Healy, aged 9, succeeded in both arms. Margaret Healy, aged 2, succeeded in both arms. Johanna Brien, aged 4, succeeded in both arms. Daniel Sheehan, aged 1, succeeded in both arms. Patrick Lynch, aged 32, succeeded in both arms. 1 June, taken from Ellen Healy. Eliza Keefe, aged 12, succeeded in both arms and very fine. Timothy Keefe, aged 9, succeeded in both arms and very fine. June 11th, taken from Eliza Keefe. Maurice Collins, aged 1, succeeded in both arms. Midwifery. 3 June 1825, at 4am, Jeremiah Connor's wife delivered of a boy, 24 hours in labour. Recovered well, the child is healthy. 12 June 1825, at 10am, James Sheneck's wife delivered of a girl, 24 hours in labour, her first child. Recovered well and the child is a very fine one. 21 June, 3pm at La Chine, Patrick Lynch's wife delivered of a girl, 2 hours in labour, has had several children. Recovered well and the child is healthy. Surname; First Name; Age; Admission Date; Discharged or Died; Surgeon's Notes Johanna Brien, aged 1 Put on sick list, 1 June 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 8 June 1825 Johanna Connor, aged 3 Put on sick list, 24 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 1 June 1825 Ellen Daly, aged 26; Put on sick list, 23 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 30 May 1825 Thomas Healy, aged 17; Put on sick List 02-Jun 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 8 June 1825 James Keefe, aged 38; Put on sick list, 3 June 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 7 June 1825 Mary Ann Keefe, aged 5 Put on sick list, 2 June 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 7 June 1825 Eliza Lingane, aged 6; Put on sick list, 18 May 1825, at sea. Died, 23 May 1825 Had Margaret Lingane, aged 3 Put on sick list, 1 June 1825, at sea. Died, 13 June 1825 the sister of Eliza Lingane, Michael Lowes, aged 44; Put on sick list, 16 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 29 May 1825 Michael McDonald, aged 3 Put on sick list, 28 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 4 June 1825 David Nagle, aged 37; Put on sick list, 1 July 1825, at Prescott. Discharged cured, 11 July 1825 Catherine Shea, aged 32; Put on sick list, 29 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 12 June 1825 Daniel Shea, aged 12 Put on sick list, 19 June 1825, at La Chine. Discharged cured, 27 June 1825 Daniel Sheehan, aged 40; Put on sick list, 18 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 30 May 1825 Ellen Sheehan, aged 39; Put on sick list, 3 May 1825, Cove of Cork. Discharged cured, 16 May 1825 The injury occurred before embarkation Johanna Stack, aged 2¾ Put on sick list, 28 May 1825, at sea. Died, 30 May 1825 Catherine Sweeny, aged 2½ Put on sick list, 24 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 29 May 1825 Catherine Sweeny, aged 21-Feb Put on sick list, 3 June 1825, at sea. Died, 7 June 1825 Johanna Sweeny, aged 30; Put on sick list, 23 May 1825, at sea. Discharged cured, 29 May 1825 Surgeon's general remarks. The journey was only 5 weeks but with a lot of rain and fog. Many of the children were very weakly on embarking, undernourished and having just recovered from sickness. The change of diet produced some severe bowel complaints, 4 were fatal. The Surgeon comments that it was difficult to get the parents to pay proper attention to them. As much attention as possible was paid to cleanliness and ventilation but the emigrants 'were extremely indolent and dirty'. There were more than 700 people on board. . The journey to Prescott from Lachine was hard with head winds and rapids, with hot days and rainy nights. There were three births on the voyage but from their 'extreme poverty and indolence' the families had no clothes for the babies. The Surgeon supplied them with 'calico, flannel and some old linen for that purpose'. Lorine's Notes Please see Sue Swiggum's Peter Robinson Settlers from Cork to Canada 1823 & 1825 for a list of passengers compiled from 2 National Archives of Canada microfilm. You should also view Olive Tree Genealogy's Ships Passenger List for Albion and compare names from that list, which used a completely different source. Source: ADM 101/76/2 from National Archives UK Search Irish Records * Ireland, Indexes to Wills, Probate Administration, Marriage Bonds and Licences, 1591-1866 * Ireland, National School Registers, 1847-1959 * Ireland, Court of Chancery Records, 1633-1851 * Ireland, Census Fragments, 1821-1851 * Ireland, Poor Law and Board of Guardian Records, 1839-1920 * Ireland, Valuation Records, 1824-1856 * Ireland, Church of Ireland Search Forms for Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1731-1870 * Ireland, Wills and Grants of Probate, 1858-1900 Look for ancestors in ships passenger lists arriving in Canada: 1400-1800 | 1800-1820 | 1820-1850 | 1850-1864 | 1865-present Search Ships Passenger Lists to New Brunswick | to Nova Scotia | to Quebec Ontario Immigration (Peter Robinson Settlement, Kingston Emigrant Records, Hawke Papers) | Canada-U.S. border crossing records (Saint Albans Lists) | J.J. Cooke Shipping Agent Records | Filling in the Gaps 1850-1857

 
 

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