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Ship Manifest for "Stephano"
Departing from St. John's, NFLD March 3, 1915
Arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia March 6, 1915
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Passenger No. | Amount of Cash in $ | Name in Full | Age | M,S,W | Ever in Canada Before? | intend reside permanently? | Country of Birth | Race | Destination | Occupation, Previous Country [1] | IntendedOccupation, Canada | Religion | |||||
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Male | Female | When | Where | How long | Post Office | Province | |||||||||||
1 | 50.00 | Hollett, Archibald | 32 | M | yes | 1914 | Halifax | 3 mos | no | Newfoundland | Irish | Halifax | N.S. | TOURIST | Longshoreman | Roman Catholic | |
2 | 48.00 | Mulley, Robert | 22 | S | yes | 1914 | Sydney | 5 mos | yes | Newfoundland | Irish | Halifax | N.S. | Longshoreman | Longshoreman | Roman Catholic | |
3 | 8.00 | King, Adolphus | 20 | S | no | --- | --- | --- | yes | Newfoundland | English | Halifax | N.S. | Lumberman | GOING TO BROTHER | Protestant | |
4 | 5.00 | Dean, Nellie | 19 | S | no | --- | --- | --- | yes | Newfoundland | English | Halifax | N.S. | Housework | Housework | Protestant | |
5 | 5.00 | Dean, Minnie | 20 | S | no | --- | --- | --- | yes | Newfoundland | English | Halifax | N.S. | ? | Housework | Protestant | |
6 | --- | Davis, Ishmael | 28 | S | yes | 1915 | Halifax | 7 years | 3 mos | St Martins, Dutch West Indies | African | Halifax | N.S. | RET'D CANADIANS | Sailor | Protestant | |
7 | --- | O'Brien, Frank | 27 | S | yes | 1914 | Halifax | 1 day | no | Newfoundland | Irish | Boston | Mass. | UNITED STATES | Fisherman | Roman Catholic | |
8 | --- | Ammenoon(?), Archibald | 30 | S | yes | 1914 | Halifax | 1 week | no | Newfoundland | English | England | Liverpool | TOURIST | Seaman | Protestant | |
9 | --- | Scanlan, Edward | 59 | M | yes | 1905 | Halifax | 1 year | no | Canada | Irish | Halifax | N.S. | RET'D CANADIANS | Seaman | Roman Catholic | |
10 | 9.00 | Stamp, John | 30 | S | yes | 1906 | Halifax | 2 mos, 7 yrs ago | yes | Newfoundland | Irish | Halifax | N.S. | Bartender | Restaurant | Roman Catholic | |
11 | --- | Foley, Martin | 40 | M | yes | 1915 | Halifax | 2 days | no | Newfoundland | Irish | Boston | Mass. | UNITED STATES | Seaman | Roman Catholic | |
12 | --- | Hurley, Robert | 27 | S | yes | 1909 | Halifax | 3 days | no | Newfoundland | Irish | Rowley | Mass. | UNITED STATES | Presser | Roman Catholic | |
13 | --- | Goff, Edward | 32 | M | yes | 1914 | Sydney | 1 day | no | Newfoundland | Irish | Cleveland | Ohio | UNITED STATES | Lake Pilot | Roman Catholic | |
14 | --- | Wade, Annie | 19 | (?) | yes | 1914 | Halifax | 1 week | no | Newfoundland | English | Boston | Mass. | UNITED STATES | Housework | Protestant |
Transcriber's Notes | ||
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Note [1] | Capitalized words indicate words stamped on the manifest. | |
Comment | Although many ships making the St. John's-to-Halifax run continued on to New York, it is not certain that the Stephano continued to New York in this case. First of all, nothing in the pages I photo-copied suggests this. Furthermore, on 20 March 1915, the Stephano left St. John's with 250 men in Company D, Newfoundland Regiment, headed for Europe. I would expect that, for a period of time before 20th March, the ship had to be re-fitted to accomodate that many men, making a Halifax to New York continuation less likely. (But maybe Boston??). Of course, this is only a conjecture at the moment. But I'm suggesting that the Stephano probably never arrived in New York in March, 1915. |
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Data Omitted Above | ||
Column | Description | |
2 | No. of S.S. Contract Ticket (blank, for all 14 passengers) | |
7,8 | Children under 14, Male, Female | |
15,16 | Read? Write? | |
18 | Passenger No. | |
24-27 | Ever worked as farmer, farm labourer, etc.? If so, Which? How Long? When? | |
25-30 | Various questions re polygamist, anarchist, etc. |
Transcribed and Contributed by Bruce King (October 2004)
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