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SS Fremont

Arrive San Francisco

July 29 1851
SS Fremont
Captain McLane
From Panama

Passage

Daily Alta California, Shipping Intelligence, Port San Francisco, July 30, 1851
Arrived July 29: 27 days from Panama. 53 passengers. To E. Knight

Cargo

1 case merchandise, 36 packages, 2 box, 3 trunks, 2 cases. Consignees: G.A. Van Bokelin, John McCracken, D.L. Flanagan, Evans & Carter, J.F. Atwill, Lazard Freres, J. W. Gregory, Gibb & Holt, Dodge & Co.

Passengers

Ackley (Alta indicates "Three Mr. Ackleys" -- no first names or initials)
Andrews, Mr.
Barrett, M.
Berger, Mr. and wife
Bird, M.
Brisbee, A.
Burrows, A. M.
Butler, J. W.
Cambridge, Capt.
Carson, John

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Cavan, James
Clark, Miss
Coats, J.
Coats, Thomas
Cowan, W.
Crappe, John
Criswell, C.
Crypson, R.
Curtis, J.A.
Darrow, J.H.
Davis, P.
Elliott, S.
Evans, Richard and servant
Haliburton, Mr. and two servants
Haliburton, Mr., Jr.
Hamilton, Mr.
Hathaway, S.
Hoffman, D.B.
Hook, W.
Humphreys, D.
Johnson, A., wife and child
Ketchum, E.S.
Liender, F.
Lockett, E.F.M.
Lockett, M.
McIntyre, A.
Millerson, M.
Murphy, D., wife and two sons
Otis, Mrs.
Packard, S.C.
Patton, R. E. and servant
Pride, Mrs. and child
Sheam, Mrs. and daughter
Smith, Robt
Smith, Thos
Tacy, Mr.
Torrey, D. J.
Valentine, Miss and two servants
Warner, Henry
Whorle, Mrs. W.
Wilson, P. J.
Wood, Abram


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Page: PassengerLists ~ Date Entered: 1988-2012 ~ Sources: Illustrations: Historical Publications, Vintage Prints and Historical Art Prints.

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