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When the Atlantic, a steamship of the White Star Line, was wrecked off the coast of Nova Scotia in March of 1873, she became the worst marine disaster for Canada of the nineteenth century. One source listed 546 out of 975 lives lost. The following information was extracted from two different sources. Here you will find a brief description of the events up to the accident followed by a list of passengers. There is also a short list of items found, presented because some give names or addresses.
(Extracts from Loss of the Steam Ship "Atlantic" published 1873 from Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions (CIHM) #26654.)
"The Atlantic was launched at Belfast, Ireland, in 1871; was 420 feet long, 40 feet beam, and 23 feet depth of hold, and registered 3,723 tons. She was constructed of iron, and had four masts and six water-tight bulkheads. She was fitted with eleven boilers and four cyclinders on the compound principle. A certain magnificence marked the adornments and upholstery of the Atlantic. The saloon was 80 feet long, and extended entirely across for a width of 40 feet. The lounges and fixed seats were upholstered in crimson velvet. The pannels of the saloon were damask, white, and pink; and the pilasters, brackets, and cornices were of teak nicked out with gold. The bed hangings of the staterooms and sleeping berths, which were large and commodious, were of green reps; and the appointments were in all respects elegant and complete. The Atlantic arrived in New York on her first outward voyage from Liverpool in June 1871. She left on her first return voyage on July the first, following. This was her nineteenth trip. She was valued at $500,000."(p. 4)
"Sailed from Liverpool March 20th; during the first part of the passage had favourable weather and easterly winds; on the 24th, 25th, and 26th, experienced heavy south-west and westerly gales, which brought the ship down to one hundred and eighteen miles a day. On the 31st of March, the engineer's report showed only 127 tons of coal on board. We were then 460 miles east of Sandy Hook, wind S.W. and high westerly swell and falling barometer, the ship steaming only eight knots per hour. Considered the risk too great to push on, as we might find ourselves in the event of a gale short, out from any port of supply, and so decided to bear up for Halifax, at one p.m., on the 31st, Sambro Island north five degrees, east, distant 170 miles, ship's speed varying from eght[sic] knots an hour to twelve; wind south during the first part with rain; veered to the westward at eight p.m., with clear weather at midnight; judged the ship to have made 122 miles, which would place her 48 miles south of Sambro. I then left the deck and went into the chart-room leaving orders about the lookouts and to let me know if they saw anything, and call me at three a.m., intending then to put the ship's head off to the southward, and await daylight. My first intimation of the catastrophe, was the striking of the ship on Mar's Island, and remaining fast. The sea immediately swept away all the port boats. The officers went to their stations, and commenced clearing away the weather boats; rockets were fired by the second officer. Before the boats could be cleared, only ten minutes having elapsed, the ship keeled heavily to port, rendering the starboard boats useless. Seeing no help could be got from the boats, I got the passengers into the rigging, and outside the rails, and encouraged them to go forward, where the ship was highest and less exposed to the water. The third officer, Mr. Brady, and quartermasters Owens, and Speakman, having by this time established communication with the out-lying rock, about forty yards distant, by means of a line, got four other lines to the rock, along which about two hundred people passed. Between the rock, and the shore, was a passage one hundred yards wide. A rope was successfully passed across this, by which means about fifty got to the land; though many were drowned in the attempt. At five a.m. the first boat appeared from the island, but she was too small to be of any assistance. Through the exertions of Mr. Brady, third officer, the islanders were aroused, and by six a.m. three large boats came to our assistance. By their efforts, all who remained on the side of the ship and on the rock were landed in safety, and cared for by a poor fisherman named Clancy and his daughter. During the day, the survivors, to the number of 429, were drafted off to the various houses scattered about the village. The resident magistrate, Edmund Ryan, Esq., rendered valuable assistance. The chief officer having got up the mizzen rigging, the sea cut off his retreat. He stood for six hours by a woman who had been placed in the rigging. The sea was too high to attempt his rescue. At three p.m. a clergyman, Rev. Mr. Ancient, succeeded in passing him a line, and getting him off. Many of the passengers, saloon and steerage, died in the rigging from cold, amongst the number the purser of the ship. Before the boats went out, I placed two ladies in the life-boat, but finding the boat useless carried them to the main rigging, where I left them, and went aft, to encourage others to go forward on the side of the ship."(pp. 4-6)
"Early this morning, the Dominion government steamer Lady Head, Captain Watson; the Cunard steamer Delta, Captain Shaw; and the steam-tug Goliah, Captain Jones, left the city for the scene of the wreck of the White Star steamer Atlantic, at Prospect, to render such assistance as they could. The Lady Head had on board a number of Custom-house officials, and the Delta's party included several newspaper reporters. The start was made about three o'clock, so that the steamers might reach the scene immediately after daylight. As the morning broke, the steamers approached Prospect, and those on board quickly learned the whereabouts of the ill-fated Atlantic, from the presence around her of a large fleet of fishing schooners and small boats. The locality is one that a mariner would be disposed to give a wide berth to, if possible, the shore being a succession of large beds of rock, with dangerous shoals running out for some distance, while the bay is studded with innumerable islands, large and small, all of solid rock, with scarcely a sign of vegetation or soil, or anything that grows ; yet frowning and dangerous as the place was, there was grandeur and beauty in the scene on this bright morning, when the angry waves were beating against the rocks, and enveloping the shore almost continually in clouds of glittering spray; but the terrible story of the shipwreck absorbed too much of the attention of those on board the relieving steamers to allow them to spend many minutes in admiring the beauties of nature. The business of the vessels was to get on board the passengers and others who had been saved from the wreck and put on shore." (p. 14)
"There were 700 steerage passengers in the ill-fated vessel. The passengers and crew, as she sailed from Liverpool, were classified as follows:-English, 198 men, 74 women, 28 male chilered[sic], 121 female children; Scotch, 7 men, 14 women; Irish, 43 men, 18 women, 3 children; other nationalities, 150 adult males, 32 women, 19 male children, and 18 female children. A large number of emigrants embarked at Queenstown, making the total number of souls upon the steamer, when she sailed from that port, 952."(p. 17)
(The list of passengers is taken from Carrie Clancy: the Heroine of the Atlantic, published 1873 from the CIHM #55081.)
| Ladies | Gentlemen |
| Miss Agnes Barker, of Chicago | Mr. Cyrus M. Fisher, counsellor-at-law, Vermont |
| Miss Brodie, of Chicago | Mr Henry F. Hewitt, of W.J. Best & Co., 448 Broome street, New York |
| Mrs Davidson, of London | Mr H.A. Krüger, of 54 Exchange Place, New York |
| Miss Davidson, of London | Mr W.H. Merritt, of New York |
| Mrs C.M. Fisher, of Vermont | Mr John W. Price, of 151 Broadway, New York |
| Mrs. W.H. Merritt, of New York | Mr W.H. Sheat, of Nevada |
| Miss Mary R. Merritt, of New York | Mr W.J. Sheat, of Nevada |
| Miss Annie Scrymser, of New York | Mr Albert Sumner, of San Farncisco |
| Mrs J.W. Sheat, of Nevada | Mr H.M. Wellington, of Boston |
| Miss Rose Sheat, of Nevada | |
| Total: 10 | Total: 9 |
| Ladies | Gentlemen |
| Mr Charles W. Allen | |
| Mr Nicholas Brandt | |
| Mr James Brown | |
| Mr Simon Carnack | |
| Mr W. Gardener, of London | |
| Mr P. Hirsch | |
| Mr Spencer Jones | |
| Mr Adolph Jugla | |
| Mr Daniel Kuiane, of Springfield, Ohio | |
| Freeman D. Marewald, of Thompson, Langdon & Co., 391 Broadway, New York | |
| Mr B.B. Richmond, of Detroit | |
| Mr S.W. Vick, of Vick & Melone, Wilmington, N.C. | |
| Total: 0 | Total: 12 |
| Total Saloon Passengers: 31 |
(Read left to right - list in semi-alphabetic order as listed)
| Otto Anderson | O.R. Anderson |
| M. Anderson | Peter Anderson |
| John Anderson | C. Anderson |
| Christopher Anderson | James Batement |
| Benjamin Burns | Alfred Braman |
| Patrick Baglan | William Booth |
| Thomas Beering | Jack Burkman |
| August Brigelsen | Hans Bernden |
| Thomas Booth | MichaelBurns |
| William Barron | Alfred Bishop |
| A. Bier | Martin Coyle |
| Thomas Culy | Joseph Carroll |
| Patrick Carroll | E. Cornwall |
| William Cunningham | C.M.H. Chanson |
| Christian Curling | Clause Classficht |
| Patrick Cosgrove | Michael Collins |
| John Carlesen | Theodore Colsen |
| C. Cornelius | Thomas Cunningham |
| Michael Carmody | M. Christeaum |
| Alexander Cameron | Thomas Connolly |
| Patrick Connolly | Christopher Crismcraft |
| Robert Carter | William Coughlin |
| Michael Cunningham | Michael Chaplain |
| Edmund Doherty | P. Dunn |
| John Dinotoe | James Dorcan |
| James Doyle | Johannes Deer |
| Frederick Drumbuski | Edward Doyle |
| Cornelius Driscoll | Owen Donnelly |
| John Donnelly | W. Dondler |
| John Doyle | John Dalton |
| Edward Egan | Emile Ellinger |
| John C. Elly | August Elfiske |
| Marcus Erison | John Fungo |
| Simon Flinn | Mr Falk |
| Edward Figgins | John Frum |
| James Foley | Thomas Farrell |
| James Flanagan | M. Greener |
| Alliarte Giovani | Osmond Gundersen |
| Richard George | Charles Groom |
| Edmund Gayner | Patrick Graceford |
| A. Gustave | William Glenfield |
| C. Huff | Robert Hawlett |
| P.N. Hanson | O.P. Hanson |
| E. Hanson | Harris Hanson |
| W.H. Hayman | William Hayman |
| Charles Havily | Hugh Hughes |
| John Hanley | William Hay |
| Patrick Hannon | John Hessel |
| William Hawk | John Holland |
| Stephen Hammell | Michael Hanay |
| Andrew Huxley | J.A. Jolrausen |
| Henry Jones | J.M. Johnson |
| J.H. Johnson | Charles Johnson |
| N.E. Johnson | Henry Jacobs |
| Thomas Jarvis | John R. Jones |
| John D. Jackson | P. Kelly |
| William Kelly | William Kelly |
| Joseph Kelly | Thomas Keys |
| Mr Kalfan | Fred. W. Kohn |
| G. Keski | E.P. Lawson |
| John Lucas | James Lucas |
| B. Lunsem | Hampton Leadon |
| Peter Levert | Mr Lizdall and son |
| John Leamer | John Larver |
| John Lowe | John McNamara |
| Peter McAdam | Charles McCabe |
| John McGrath | Patrick McGrath |
| James McGrath | James McAllister |
| Joseph McLatchy | Thomas McCuppen |
| Terence McCarthy | John Mcmann |
| Peter mcKay | William Malone |
| Edward Mills | Victor Meyer |
| Patrick Moore | Thomas Moffat |
| Charles Morris | Thomas Murphy |
| Thomas Manning | Daniel Moore |
| John Mung | Thomas Medcalf |
| Peter Mormon | John Mander |
| John Murphy | E.M. Neilson |
| Neil Neilson | O.J. Nelson |
| Richard Nesbitt | Jeremiah Neal |
| Tim J. O'Sullivan | Patrick O'Connor |
| Hugh O'Neil | John Owen |
| R.R. Peterson | George Parker |
| Frederick Potter | J.A. Peters |
| Chris. M. Pederson | R.E. Pritcher |
| Henry Parsons | Benjamin Peck |
| Thomas Pratt | James Pratt |
| William Parker | Alexander Parrish |
| James Patterson | John Quinn |
| John Richard | Thomas Robert |
| Richard Reynolds | James Ryan |
| Patrick Reilly | Peter Reilly |
| Frederick Raby | Peter Rogers |
| George Russell | Daniel Riedly |
| Peter Riland | William Roland |
| Thomas Redney | Thomas Sinclain |
| John Soiensk | R. Svenson |
| John Staneliand | M. Schwartz |
| Jacob Schmidt | G. Steverman |
| Patrick Sampson | John Smith |
| William Smith | George Smith |
| Patrick Sutcliff | Michael Sullivan |
| Jacob Smidt | Henry H. Shammay |
| Andrew Schwartz | William Shaw |
| Neil Sulsen | Patrick Sullivan |
| Andrew Stallbursen | Ralph Smith |
| Peter Sussey | Mitchel Sinover |
| John Schwartz | William Shutt |
| Michael Schwartz | M. Sullivan |
| Daniel Schelby | Michael Sullivan |
| Cornelius Scanlan | Michael Sha?ner |
| John Swank | Cornelius Sullivan |
| Patrick Slattery | John Splanzer |
| Edmund Tye | L.P. Thompson |
| K. thompson | Richard Taylor |
| Joseph Telleff | Thomas Trevereaux |
| John Taylor | John P. Tapman |
| Alfred Valiski | William Valentine |
| Robert Wood | William Wood |
| Thomas Wilson | Daniel Walsh |
| John Williamson | John Wakerman |
| William Worthington | John Wren |
| William Wallam | Francis Williams |
| John Wadley | James Walsh |
| Frederick Wayden | John Wreckenburgh |
| Dubler Zinck | Total: 252 |
| Ambrose Worthington, purser | Hugh Christie, chief steward |
| Henry Metcalf, second officer |
| James Agnew Williams, Captain | J.W. Frith, first officer |
| Cornelius Brady, third officer | John Brown, fourth officer |
| ______ Cuppaige, surgeon |
| B. Acton | Robert Atkins |
| George Anderson | John Baillie |
| Peter Burns | John Bulger |
| John Cosgrove | George Cheers |
| Walter Campbell | James Connolly |
| John Cummins | Thomas Dunn |
| James Dunn | Charles Dudley |
| John Devine | D. Davidson |
| Walter Donnelly | Patrick Evans |
| Patrick Evans (2) | John Frederickson |
| Owen Fostler | John Gilbert |
| William Griffith | David Horn |
| William Hughes | William Hannar |
| Robert Irving | William Kiely |
| John Kelly | Daniel Lane |
| Alfred Lower | Alexander Lindsay |
| Robert McFarlane | Matthew Montgomery |
| Samuel May | James Monaghan |
| Daniel McNichol | John Murphy |
| James McMullen | Frank Moffat |
| Patrick Matthews | Daniel Mahoney |
| George Myers | Henry Newton |
| Alexander Norton | William Patterson |
| Robert Payne | Charles Royalance |
| John Ryder | John Simpson |
| Irving Stullaford | George Sanders |
| William Sunderland | John Sheridan |
| John Speakman | P. Tapman |
| Patrick Tuck | Robert H. Walker |
| Arthur Wilding | Thomas Wilson |
(It appears that those listed in the saved section are also listed here.)
| Females | Males |
| Margaret Broas | G. Anderson |
| Martha Beedhan | Johann Anderssen |
| Suen Bengtssen | A. Alsopp |
| Rosa Bateman | John Adams |
| Bridget Broan | Edwin Ball |
| Isabella Barry | Anthony Bridhan |
| Alice Bell | A.B. Bengsson |
| Alice Cardin | August Bottcher |
| Margaret Cardin | Anders Bengsson |
| Catharine Cassidy | William Blake |
| Eliza Crawford | George Blake |
| Matilda S. Carlson | Thomas Blake |
| Anne Cook | Alfred Bishop |
| Caroline Cook | William Booth |
| Anne Carter | James Bateman |
| Sarah A. Crawford | David Boswell |
| infant | Michael Burn |
| Margaret Corrigan | Philip Brady |
| Bridget Cullen | Chris. Barry |
| Annie Dambrowskie | R. Barham |
| Mary Doyle | J. Burn |
| Jane W. Dunwoody | Thomas Byrne |
| Mary Donovan | Sven Bengssen |
| Eliza Engler | David Calvert |
| Dorothea Engler | _______ Calvert |
| Margaret Engler | John Chapman |
| Magdalen Engler | William Coughlin |
| Christina Engler | Niel C. Craft |
| infant | Lewis Cook |
| Verona Eredenberg | Frederick William Cook |
| Rosie Eredenberg | John E. Cook |
| Bridget Flynn | E.M. Cook |
| Mary Fitzpatrick | George Henry Cook |
| Hannah Fletcher | infant |
| Jane Gustafsen | Richard E. Carter |
| Brugia? Gustafsen | Stephens Cornwall |
| Anna Gensdotter | Esau Cornwall |
| Duetta Giger | Emile Christianson |
| Jane M. Golden | Robert Carder |
| Catharine Golden | William Clegg |
| Louisa Golden | William Cunningham |
| Margaret Hoadley | Owen Danley |
| Isabella Hoadley | _____ Danley |
| infant | Joseph Dethalff |
| Eva Heifer | Frederick Dumbrowski |
| Eva Heifer[sic] | Henry Dey |
| Eliza Halison | Guiseppe De Pasti |
| Sarah Hasbett | George De Pasti |
| Mary Hanley | W.H. Durr |
| Sarah Hasbitt | George Douglass |
| Eliza Irwin | Arthur Devlin |
| Catharine Jones | Josh. Dunwoody |
| Amelia Jones | Denis Donovan |
| Mary Jones | James Donovan |
| Sophia Johnson | William Darnbow |
| Sarah Jones | Patrick Derrick |
| Joanna Klats | Marcus Erickson |
| Eliza Kinlay | Olaf Eskelsson |
| Ellen Kilmore | Henry Edwards |
| Rosa Klusat | Andrews Engler |
| Bridget Lennon | Andrias Engler |
| Hannah Lurgy | David Engler |
| Prudence Larman | Christian Engler |
| Jane Leeper | John George Engler |
| Emily Leeper | Thomas Fsrley |
| Biddip Lavan | Owen Foster |
| Bridget Malion | Alfred Fielden |
| Bridget Murphy | Edward Figlins |
| Mary Murphy | Simeon Flynn |
| Augusta Meyer | James Foley |
| Isbella Murray | George Fletcher |
| Margaret mcKeon | John Golden |
| Annie Mervan | Ola Gustafson |
| Bridget McNally | Jans Gustafson |
| Bridget Moore | C.E. Grann |
| Eliza Moore | A.M. Gumraldsen |
| Elizabeth Pearson | George Gagliardi |
| Bengta Pedsdatter | J.J. Gutathuler |
| Alice Paris | John Gutathuler |
| Mary A. Poccard | Jean Goedez |
| Mary Power | Kish Grime |
| Annie W. Piers | George Groates |
| infant | Richard George |
| Catharine Rich | Hugh Hughes |
| Verena Rich | Thomas Hasbitt |
| Maria Rich | James Hasbitt |
| Marie Sihgeld | John Haywood |
| Marietta Sihgeld | Michael Higgins |
| Catharine Sihgeld | Patrick Hanley |
| Anna Sihgeld | John C. Hoadley |
| Anna Schlegel | Wolff Haufman |
| Mary Sheeran | William Hoy |
| Ann Smith | John Haviland |
| Jane Todd | G.T.M. Hoadley |
| Sarah Turnbull | Henry Heley |
| Margaret Welsh | Per Hadensfon |
| Annie Wadley | Rastus Hakensen |
| Joanna Wiese | M. Henrickson |
| Elizabeth Williams | William Hayman |
| Eliza Williams | William Hayman |
| Sarah E. Williams | William Hawkins |
| Catharine Zioroth | C. Haff |
| William Hook | |
| George Herris | |
| John Hennessey | |
| Samuel Heifer | |
| Mathias Heifer | |
| Leonard Haub | |
| Hendrich Hogman | |
| James Henry | |
| John Hoskin | |
| W.P. Hill | |
| R. Howlett | |
| Moses Halfon | |
| Thomas Honer | |
| ____ Irwin (infant0 | |
| Arthur Jones | |
| William Jones | |
| John Jones | |
| Robert R. Jones | |
| T. Jones | |
| Charles Johnson | |
| Pier Johanson | |
| Angelo Jonas | |
| Peter Janssen | |
| Joseph Kramer | |
| William Kelley | |
| Johan Klusat (infant) | |
| ______ La Linaquist | |
| Henry Lloyd | |
| Edwin Lurgwy | |
| Chris. Lauba | |
| James Lee | |
| John Lyons | |
| Thomas Leeper | |
| William Leeper | |
| James Leeper | |
| John Myers | |
| James McAllister | |
| William Mould | |
| William McKee | |
| James McKee | |
| Denis Moore | |
| Christopher Moore | |
| Magnus Molla | |
| _______ Mattison | |
| _______ Mattison | |
| James D. Murray | |
| Dennis McConnell | |
| James Moore | |
| Peter Mormon | |
| Thomas Maycroft | |
| James Maswell | |
| James Mander | |
| Charles Morris | |
| Joseph Matharon | |
| Thomas Moffatt | |
| Frederick Meadow | |
| John Mahon | |
| E.A. Mills | |
| John C. Mervan | |
| John Murphy | |
| Patrick Moore | |
| Patrick Neosgrove | |
| Richard Nesbit | |
| Olaf Nielson | |
| P. Nielson | |
| Neils Nielson | |
| Olaf Nielson | |
| Johann Nielson | |
| Bengt Nasussena | |
| Robert Nestwell | |
| Niels Olsen | |
| Niels Ohlsson | |
| Andres Ohlsson | |
| Hugh O'Neill | |
| J.F. Peterson | |
| Neils Pehrssen | |
| Gustav Peterssen | |
| James Piers | |
| Harry Piers | |
| George Piers | |
| Ellis Piers | |
| William Palmer | |
| Thomas Palmer | |
| Joseph Parver | |
| Sylvester Parver | |
| Thomas Parver | |
| infant | |
| George Parker | |
| Thomas Pratt | |
| Thomas Pearson | |
| William Porter | |
| J. Pymm | |
| Richard E. Poccard | |
| John Petar | |
| Hugh Parsons | |
| John Quinn | |
| Peter Rogers | |
| William Rolands | |
| J. Roster | |
| Patrick Riley | |
| James Ryan | |
| Alvis Ragger | |
| Daniel Rich | |
| Jacob Rich | |
| Daniel Rich | |
| Jean Rich | |
| Benjamin Rich | |
| George Russell | |
| James Rennick | |
| John Richards | |
| Thomas Bennie[sic might mean Rennie] | |
| John Smith | |
| George Smith | |
| Lorghiln Stretch | |
| Jacob Schmire | |
| _____ Severing | |
| Oder Scrivensen | |
| William Shaw | |
| John Jacob Sihgeld | |
| J. Jacob Sihgeld (2d) | |
| Michael Schlegei | |
| Christian Schlegel (infant) | |
| Christian Schlegel | |
| Patrick Sitcliffe | |
| Henry Smith | |
| William Smith | |
| W. Smith | |
| T. Smith | |
| William Sizer | |
| Thos. Sinclair | |
| William Street | |
| William Todd | |
| Edward Tigne | |
| John Taylor | |
| George Tracey | |
| William Thomas | |
| Thomas Trevoroon | |
| Charles Thorne | |
| Dan Tyehard | |
| Thos. Trumbull | |
| Thomas Tarris | |
| Richard Taylor | |
| George White | |
| W.H. Wilson | |
| Herman Wiese | |
| William Williams | |
| Amos Wadley | |
| Nicholas Warden | |
| Benjamin Warden | |
| William Werthington | |
| William Waite | |
| James Warden | |
| Daniel Walsh | |
| Thomas Wilson | |
| D. Williams | |
| Thomas H. Williams (infant) | |
| Francis Williams | |
| John Wareham | |
| John Watson | |
| John Williams | |
| William Wood |
(Read left to right)
| E. Anderson | Mr Anderson |
| Gustave Beren | A. Bartzeron |
| Wm. Blanter | James Baskful |
| George Blants | Mr Bentrosmuson |
| Thomas Black | George Black |
| G. Coates | Henry Day |
| Euloph Esmelsen | Henry Goodall |
| John Gustave | Peter hanterson |
| Pierre Hargenen | C.A. Isaacson |
| S. Ingilson | A. Jones |
| James Lepper | William Leiper |
| Rudolph Lee | William Lophain |
| M. Merlo | Henry meilly |
| Albert Miley | James Meyer |
| Olaf Neilson | W. Neilson |
| Neil Parsons | Martin Penson |
| John Peters | Evan Pugh |
| Olaf Partignessen | E. Petrson |
| Thomas Rift | James Ronack |
| Thomas Redfon | William Schuppal |
| Mr Svenson | O. Svensen |
| E. Svensen | U. Svensen |
| Charles Thorne | Daniel Tolsard |
| William Tyonarizer | Peter Unson |
| J. Ulston | William Wade |
| William Wade | James Warden |
| Charles Wenser | B. Ward |
The following list contains the names of Swiss and Norwegian emigrants who sailed from Liverpool on the Atlantic, March 20:
| Christian Engler | Magdalena Engler |
| Christian Engler | Andreas Engler |
| Andreas Engler | David Engler |
| Elizabeth Engler | Dorotha Engler |
| Johannes Engler | Margaret Engler |
| John Jacob Schlegel | Marietta Schlegel |
| Catharine Schlegel | Anna Schlegel |
| Grita Giger | Michael Schlegel |
| Anna Schlegel | Christian Schlegel |
| Christian Schlegel | Leonhard Staub |
| H.D. Hagmann | John George Engler |
| Samuel Scibert | Eva Scibert |
| Eva Scibert | Mathias Scibert |
| Marie Spitz |
| Casper Krauer | Eliza Krauer |
| Alois Rogger |
| Pierre Frund | Marie Frund |
| Marie Anne Frund | Henry Joseph Frund |
| Jules Leon Frund | Lewis Eugene Frund |
| Joseph Frund | Mariana Frund |
| Therese Frund | Louis Frund |
| Marie Frund | Joseph Frund |
| James Joseph Fuche | Marie Therese Fuche |
| Marie Elise Fuche | Agnes Florent Fuche |
| James Joseph Fuche | Antoine Burjard |
| Justine Burjard | Ida Maria Burjard |
| Antoinetta Burjard | Judetts Burjard |
| Christensen Andras and three ladies | Anna Olson |
| Claus Schacht and two friends | Gottlieb Tesmer with three grown persons and five children |
| Daniel Wiese with two grown persons and three children |
17 Mr Hosford, $25 in gold and $3 in silver
18 Unknown, (from 18-21 various amounts of money)
22 Mrs Ann Smith, of 513 West street, 5½ sovereigns
23 Unknown
24 William Williams, one pistol, nine sovereigns, one chain, $2.25 in silver and one lot of German manuscript, including a draft for ten Prussian thalers
25 Robert H. Eccles, 21 sovereigns
26 Unknown
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