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Did you know that Immigration means To enter and settle in a country or region to which one is not native and that Emigration means To leave one country or region to settle in another
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Jefferson to New York from Sligo Ireland 16 April 1803
James Adams, master
Peter Gonagle, labourer
James Clenten, labourer
Edmd Leyonard, labourer
Pat. Waterson, labourer
John Mcgan, labourer
Thos. Wymbs, dealer
Michl Wymbs, dealer
Pat Hangdon, labourer
John harken, labourer
Frans Kelly, labourer
pat Nelis, labourer
Edmd Gilfeader, labourer
Thomas Reily, labourer
James McKey, labourer
James Curry, labourer
Danl Gilmartin, labourer
Thos. Farrel
John Higgins
William Kalens
Sworn statement by James Adams, master:
Peter Nangle, 40, of Sligo, labourer
James Clenten, 26, of Clurbagh Sligo, labourer
Edmd Leynerk, 20, of Clurbagh Sligo,labourer
Pat. Waterson, 55, of Clurbagh Sligo,labourer
John Mcgan, 32, of Carns, Sligo, labourer
Thos. Wymbs, 36, of Carns, Sligo, dealer
Michl Wymbs,30, of Carns, Sligo, dealer
Pat Haregdon, 41, of Moneygold Sligo, labourer
John harken, 26 of Grange Sligo, labourer
Frans Kelly, 29 of Bundaff Sligo, labourer
pat Nelis, 27, of Creery Sligo, labourer
Edmd Gilfeader, 23 of Mt. Temple Sligo, labourer
Thomas Reily, 29, of Mt. Temple Sligo, labourer
James McKey, 26 of sligo, labourer
James Curry, 28 of Sligo, labourer
Danl Gilmartin,29 of Sligo, labourer
Thos. Farrel, 23, of Clurbagh Sligo, labourer
John Higgins, 37, of Clurbagh Sligo, labourer
William Kalens, 42, of Clurbagh Sligo, labourer
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