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Brig Commerce with passengers from Broad Albion, Perthshire, from Port Greenock Scotland to New York July 9, 1775
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Commerce, July 9, 1775. The following from Broad Albion, Perthshire, shipped from Port Greenock, in Brigantine "Commerce" bound for New York, John Mathia, Master. All passengers were from Broad Albion, Perthshire, Scotland |
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Surname |
First Name |
Age |
Occupation |
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Allen |
Stewart |
24 |
Wright |
|
Allen |
Janet Stewart |
19 |
Wife |
|
Cameron |
Angus |
47 |
Farmer |
|
Cameron |
Katherine McDonald |
32 |
Wife |
|
Cameron |
Mary |
16 |
Child |
|
Cameron |
John |
14 |
Child |
|
Cameron |
Alexander |
13 |
Child |
|
Cameron |
Duncan |
11 |
Child |
|
Campbell |
Colin |
27 |
Smith |
|
Dunn |
James |
29 |
Farmer |
|
Dunn |
Catherine |
30 |
Wife |
|
Dunn |
John |
26 |
Tidler (?) |
|
Ferguson |
James |
32 |
Farmer |
|
Ferguson |
Jean McGregor |
29 |
Wife |
|
Ferguson |
Mary |
21 |
Child |
|
Ferguson |
Robert |
13 |
Child |
|
Ferguson |
Helen |
11 |
Child |
|
Ferguson |
Ann |
7 |
Child |
|
Kennedy |
Angus |
26 |
Farmer |
|
Kay |
Alexander |
26 |
Piper |
|
Korest (McKorest) |
Mary |
18 |
Servant |
|
Littlejohn |
Duncan |
38 |
Wright |
|
McIsaac |
Malcom |
29 |
Smith |
|
McArthur |
Duncan |
52 |
Farmer |
|
McArthur |
Eliza McEwen |
47 |
Wife |
|
McArthur |
John |
20 |
Mason |
|
McArthur |
Donald |
15 |
Tailor |
|
McArthur |
Peter |
12 |
Child |
|
McArthur |
John |
11 |
Child |
|
McArthur |
Donald |
2 |
Child |
|
Murray |
William |
44 |
Farmer |
|
Murray |
Margaret McDougal |
41 |
Wife |
|
Murray |
John |
22 |
Mason |
|
Murray |
Alexander |
18 |
Tailor |
|
Murray |
Archibald |
17 |
Shoemaker |
|
Murray |
Christian |
12 |
Child |
|
Murray |
Katherine |
8 |
Child |
|
Murray |
James |
1 |
Child |
|
McIntyre |
Donald |
43 |
Schoolmaster |
|
McIntyre |
Ann Walker |
36 |
Wife |
|
McIntyre |
Catherine |
19 |
Servant |
|
McIntyre |
Archibald |
8 |
Child |
|
McLeran (McLaren) |
Hugh |
34 |
Farmer |
|
McNaughton |
John |
38 |
Farmer |
|
McNaughton |
Janet Anderson |
30 |
Wife |
|
McNaughton |
Christian |
14 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Katherine |
11 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Duncan |
7 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Katherine (sic) |
3 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
John |
3 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Elizabeth |
2 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Daniel |
1 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Peter |
½ |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Angus |
¼ |
Child ???? |
|
Mattock |
Isobel |
18 |
Servant |
|
McLaren |
James |
32 |
Tailor |
|
McArthur |
Donald |
59 |
Farmer |
|
McNaughton |
Katherine |
46 |
wife of Donald McArthur |
|
McArthur |
John |
22 |
Mason |
|
McArthur |
Donald |
17 |
Tailor |
|
McArthur |
Catherine |
14 |
Child |
|
McArthur |
Archibald |
8 |
Child |
|
McArthur |
Duncan |
20 |
Weaver |
|
McDiarmed |
Mary |
21 |
Servant |
|
McDiarmed |
Eliza |
17 |
Servant |
|
McDiarmed |
Katherine |
14 |
Child |
|
McDiarmed |
John |
3 |
Child |
|
McDiarmed |
Jean |
3 |
Child (prob. Twin of John) |
|
McMartin |
Peter |
21 |
Smith |
|
McVurah |
Peter |
19 |
Founder |
|
McNaughton |
John |
24 |
Farmer |
|
McNaughton |
Christian |
20 |
Servant |
|
McVain |
Sarah |
17 |
Servant |
|
McVain |
Mary |
21 |
Servant |
|
McIntyre |
Duncan |
47 |
Farmer |
|
McIntyre |
Helen McNab |
42 |
Wife |
|
McIntyre |
John |
13 |
Child |
|
McIntyre |
Alexander |
20 |
Farmer |
|
McIntyre |
Duncan |
15 |
Child |
|
McIntyre |
Margaret |
10 |
Child |
|
McCullum |
Peter |
27 |
Farmer |
|
McGregor |
Hugh |
42 |
Farmer |
|
McGregor |
Jean McNaughton |
38 |
Wife |
|
McGregor |
Donald |
14 |
Child |
|
McGregor |
Katherine |
12 |
Child |
|
McNaughton |
Donald |
19 |
Farmer |
|
McNaughton |
Angus |
29 |
Farmer |
|
|
|
|
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Note: Causes of Emigration: Farmers - High rentals. Smiths etc - No work. Children - with parents. Older Children - No work |
Transcribed on 09/09/03
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