Passengers arriving at the Port of San Francisco

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SS Antelope

Arrive San Francisco

October 25, 1850
SS Antelope
From Panama
Captain E. H. Ackley

Passage

24 days from Panama, via El Realejo, Nicaragua, 16 days and Acapulco, Mexico, 12 days. This steamer arrived in San Francisco from Panama on Friday evening. She brings no later news from the Atlantic States. She reports that the ship Cabot had arrived at Acapulco thirty three days from San Francisco, and was there condemned--the passengers to find the best of their way on to Panama.

Cargo

Consigned to Oliver Charlick.

Passengers

Steerage Class passengers on an emigrant ship bound for America

Anderson, B.
Anderson, J.
Archibald, E.T.
Barnard, M.G.
Benfoy, H.
Blanch, S.
Castleberg, J.
Collins, A.S.
Conklin, D.
Cross, A.
Dittman, N.
Donaldson, A.M.
Donaldson, J.C.
Francis, J.
Hanover, Mrs. M.
Henry, A.
Hollister, W.
Hudson, G.A.
Hyde, J.
Ivey, James
Joseph, S.J.
Joseph. L.
Lyba, J.
McDonald, J.
Mitchell, D.
Mount, A.
Palmer, E.
Palmer, L.
Palmer, R.
Primrose, J.W.
Spoorer, H.C.
Whitman, E.B.
Williams, A.
Williamson, A.

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San Francisco: Yerba Buena

From the Beginning to the Gold Rush 1769-1849

San Francisco Bay was discovered in 1769. Eighty years later the city of San Francisco was a boom town with a population of 40,000. Here is the written and visual record of the discovery and exploration of San Francisco Bay, and the founding and settlement of Yerba Buena, which became San Francisco.

Recounted by the discoverers, explorers, foreign visitors, and early residents. Includes many historic maps, charts, illustrations, and the first two surveys of the town of Yerba Buena.