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1905 Peter T REDDY 60 M M Nil Y Y England Devon NJ, Dumont Ticket 5696/W H Ellery Ship From (port) Depart Arrival year of arrival Forename Surname Age m/f Status Occupation read/write Native Country Last Residence Nearest rel Final Destination Personal details Place of Notes, Form and (Transcriber) (port) date year date (Citizen/subject) in Cornwall H;com:hc:ec Birth Philadelphia Southampton 24-Dec 1904 01-Jan 1905 Peter T REDDY 60 m M nil y y England Devon NJ, Dumont Ticket 5696/W H Ellery. To son in law W H Ellery, New York Ticket 5696/W H Ellery. To son's residence W H Ellery, New York. (Born Philadelphia Southampton 24-Dec 1904 01-Jan 1905 Selina REDDY 54 f M Wife y y England Devon NJ, Dumont Millbrook, Cornwall) St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Vivian PELLOW 27y 8m m S Miner y y England Cornwall Michigan, Red Jacket Ticket 22601/self. US prev'ly. Going home. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William HALL 22 m S Carpenter y y England Truro California, San Francisco Ticket 9443/self. Not on board St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William James HUTCHENS 22y 3m m S Miner y y England Penzance Arizona, Bisbee Ticket 2600/self. To bro in law John Ellis, Bisbee St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Edward LOBB 18 m S Labourer y y England Cornwall Illinois, Oglesby Ticket 7218/self. To friend H Plank, Oglesby St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Edward PLANK 33 m M Engine driver y y England Cornwall Illinois, Oglesby Ticket 7217/self. To bro H Plank, Oglesby St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William Henry CARTER 35 m M Plasterer y y England Cornwall New York Ticket 9443/self. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Richard BILLING 28y 8m m S Carpenter y y England Cornwall New York Ticket 9443/self. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 James H EUSTACE 20 m M Miner y y England Cornwall Arizona, Globe Ticket 27218/self. US prev'ly. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Thomas J WATERS 29 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Arizona, Globe Ticket 27219/self. US prev'ly. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Joseph GILBERT 38 m M Miner n n England Cornwall New York Ticket 27220/self. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William Jas MARTIN 25 m M Stone mason y y England Cornwall Michigan?, Sea--? Ticket 27221/self. US prev'ly. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Robert J WATERS 35 m M Miner y y England Cornwall Arizona, Globe Ticket 27222/self. US prev'ly. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William HALL 22 m M Carpenter y y England Cornwall California, San Fernando Ticket 9442/self. To fr Mrs Bower. Ticket 51073/self. To dau and son, Mary Jane Treloar, John Riggs Gill, St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 John Thomas GILL 76y 8m m M Gardener y y England Cornwall Connecticut, Hartford Hartford. Ticket 510--?/self. Dau of John Thomas Gill. US prev'ly. To husband St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Mary Jane TRELOAR 47 f M Wife y y England Cornwall Connecticut, Hartford James Treloar, Hartford. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Thomas F GARTRELL 21 m S Labourer y y England Cornwall Arizona, Globe Ticket 550-3?/self. To sister Mrs James Wall, Globe. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Elizabeth Ann HILL 24 f M Wife y y England Cornwall Minnesota, E-eleth? Ticket 5881/self. To husband James Hill, Eveleth St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Edward Reginald HILL 2 m S Child y y England Cornwall Minnesota, E-eleth? Ticket 5881/self. To father James Hill, Eveleth. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Philip BLAKE 24 m S Machinist y y England Cornwall Connecticut, Anso-na? Ticket 12271/self. US prev'ly. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Frank FOSTER 27 m S Gardener y y England Cornwall California, Fresno Ticket 1712?/self. US prev'ly. Going home St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 Thomas GRUNDRY 22 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Idaho, Silver City Ticket 8853/self. US prev'ly. To bro Joseph, Silver City. St Louis Southampton 14-Jan 1905 23-Jan 1905 William BROOKS 30 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Idaho, Silver City Ticket 8853/self. US prev'ly. To friend Joseph Grundry, Silver City. Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 William ROBINS 29 m S Miner y y England Truro Montana, Butte Ticket 4220/self. To friend William Warren, Butte Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Joseph ROBERTS 29 m M Miner y y England Truro Montana, Butte Ticket 4219/self. Entry crossed through Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Lavinia ELLIOTT 43 f S Dressmaker y y England Cornwall Kansas, Dubuque? Ticket 10067/self. To friend Mr Chegwidden, Dubuque? Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Alfred WILLIAMSON 21 m S Steam? Fitter y y England Cornwall Pennsylvania, Johnstown Ticket 9878/self. To friend John Glasson, Johnstown Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Henry WILLOUGHBY 40 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Dakota Ticket 5486/self. US prev'ly. Entry crossed through Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 George DINGLE 30 m S Miner, tin y y e Cornwall Pennsylvania, Pittsburg Ticket 1913/self. US prev'ly. Entry crossed through Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 William FISHER 22 m S Miner, tin y y England Cornwall New York, NYC Ticket 1914/self. Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Edwin James GILLARD 28 m M Tin miner y y England Cornwall New York Ticket 2988/self. To Star Hotel Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Charles COCK 26 m S Tin miner y y England Cornwall New York Ticket 2989/self. US prev'ly. To Star Hotel Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 John James ELLIS 24 m S Tin miner y y England Cornwall South Dakota, Lead City Ticket 8852/self. To friend John H Allen, Lead City Philadelphia Southampton 21-Jan 1905 29-Jan 1905 Thomas John PASCOE 20 m S Tin miner y y England Cornwall South Dakota, Lead City Ticket 8851/self. To friend John H Allen, Lead City Etruria Liverpool 21-Jan 1905 30-Jan 1905 John J CLINN 40 m M Miner y y England Camborne Mexico, Packaca Ticket ?-/self. In transit. Mexico prev'ly. Etruria Liverpool 21-Jan 1905 30-Jan 1905 Emily L CLINN 38 f M Wife y y England Camborne Mexico, Packaca Ticket ?-/self. In transit. Mexico prev'ly. St Paul Southampton 25-Jan 1905 05-Feb 1905 Frederick HAMBLY 38 m M Engineer y y US cit St Austell USA Ticket 27027/self. Entry crossed through St Paul Southampton 25-Jan 1905 05-Feb 1905 Phillip MARKS 28 m S Miner y y England St Austell Michigan, Houghton Ticket 10470/self. To bro Wm Marks, Houghton. St Paul Southampton 25-Jan 1905 05-Feb 1905 Martha Ellen TAMBLYN 43? f M Servant y y England Cornwall DC, Washington Ticket 67167/self. US prev'ly. To cousin Joseph Tamblyn. New York Southampton 04-Feb 1905 13-Feb 1905 William HEWITT 44 m M Farmer y y England Tintagel Michigan, Detroit Ticket 27230/self. To aunt Mrs Craddock, West Detroit New York Southampton 04-Feb 1905 13-Feb 1905 John BENNETT 22 m S Miner y y England Ludgvan Michigan, Red Jacket Ticket 22602/self. To bro Edw Bennett, Calumet New York Southampton 04-Feb 1905 13-Feb 1905 Sydney CRAZE 19 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Utah, Park City Ticket 8855/self. To bro John Craze, Park City New York Southampton 04-Feb 1905 13-Feb 1905 James Henry WEARNE 16 m S Labourer y y England Cornwall Kansas, Great Bend Ticket 8862/self. To uncle S Tonkin, Great Bend Campania 11-Feb 1905 18-Feb 1905 Reuben CHAPMAN 25 m S Miner y y US cit Cornwall Michigan, Houghton Ticket 27580/self. To home Campania 11-Feb 1905 18-Feb 1905 Arthur LOBB 23 m S Miner y y England Salt Lake City, Utah New York Ticket ?-/self. US prev'ly. To Star Hotel St Louis Southampton 11-Feb 1905 18-Feb 1905 Alfred Koehler? BETTS 35y 9m m S None y y England Rock California, San Francisco Ticket ?-/self. US prev'ly. Baltic Liverpool 15-Feb 1905 24-Feb 1905 Helen JONES 42 f W Housekeeper y y England Cornwall New York, Brooklyn Ticket 16248/self. To bro Henry James, Brooklyn Philadelphia Southampton 18-Feb 1905 25-Feb 1905 John Thomas WICKETT 25 m M Miner y y England Cornwall Michigan, Ishpenning Ticket 27233/self. US prev'ly. To friend Mrs H---ry? Philadelphia Southampton 18-Feb 1905 25-Feb 1905 Ernest SLEEMAN 20 m S Miner y y England Cornwall Michigan, Ishpenning Ticket 27234/self. T friend John Wicket. Philadelphia Southampton 18-Feb 1905 25-Feb 1905 John HIGHMAN 26 m M Miner y y England St Austell Michigan, Calumet Ticket 10471/self. To bro Thomas Highman, Calumet Teutonic Liverpool 22-Feb 1905 02-Mar 1905 James ESTLICK 39 m M Miner y y US cit Cornwall Illinois,l Oglesby Ticket ?-/self. To nephew Wm Dilling, Oglesby Teutonic Liverpool 22-Feb 1905 02-Mar 1905 William Henry RIPPEN 45 m M Miner y y England Cornwall Illinois,l Oglesby Ticket 8042/self.
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