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MARMION Liverpool to Philadelphia 1826

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REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the British Ship Marmion whereof Alex Petrie is Master, from Liverpool burthen 367 Tons and owned by (Capt. and Co.) of Liverpool and bound to Philadelphia. (Passenger Ship List for The Port of Philadelphia, 24 April 1826)

(Column titles are as follows column 1- NAMES. 2- AGE, 3- SEX, 4- OCCUPATION, 5-TO WHAT COUNTRY BELONGING, 6- COUNTRY OF WHICH IT IS THEIR INTENTION TO BECOME INHABITANTS, and 7-NUMBER AND NAMES OF PASSENGERS WHO HAVE DIED ON THE VOYAGE, this column is not shown because it is empty, no one died on the voyage)

• James Fairbanks 24 male Draper Great Britain USA
• Eli Bowar 33 do Clothier do do
• Elizabeth Bowar 38 female none do do
• Joseph Bowar 13 male do do do
• John Bowar 12 do do do do
• Elijah Bowar 6 do do do do
• George Doyle 37 do do do do
• Charles Palpune 32 do Waiter do do
• Thomas Halton 36 do Hatter do do
• Patrick McCoy 25 do Laborer do do
• Edward Cramsie 24 do do do do
• Ann Cramsie 19 female none do do
• [Please contact Fritz Nolan regarding Cramsie]
• Andrew Hare 30 male Laborer do do
• Rebecca Hare 30 female none do do
• Andrew Gough 24 male Laborer do do
• Charles Warr 18 do do do do
• Thomas Carrol 30 do do do do
• Richard Kays 34 do do do do
• Billy Kay 22 do do do do
• Paul Kay 6 do do Philadelphia do
• Hannah Kay 4 female none Great Britain do
• Thomas Whitaker 23 male Laborer do do
• Daniel Quirk 23 do Farmer do do
• Ann Quirk 23 female none do do
• John Hampton 25 male Farmer do do
• Ann Hampton 26 female none do do
• Alex Yearzly 32 male farmer do do
• Jno Yearzly 27 do do do do
• Ann Yearzly 24 female none do do
• Alfred Yearzly 12 male none do do
• Emma Yearzly 6 female none do do

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