Arrive San Francisco: July
9, 1850
Ship Cacholet
Captain Taber
From Valparaiso, Chile and Panama
Passage:
Listing in the
Daily Alta California on July 9, 1850 indicates that "Passengers
sailed in Ship Cacholet from Panama for San Francisco." Rasmussen
notes that she arrived in San Francisco on July 1, 1850. 73 days from
Valparaiso, Chile.
Cargo: 1000
bags flour, 22,000 feet lumber and 15 cwt potatoes.
Passengers:
Adams, Sam
Applegate, John W.
Armstrong, J.L.
Bain, John
Barbour, David J.
Barton, Livingston
Benjamin, Geo. M.
Bottles, J.H.
Bottles, James L.
Boyd, A.L.
Burner, J.
Cade, Dr. G.F. (Might be G.E. Cade. Rasmussen notes G.M. Cade)
Cartner, W.
Conder, James
Cook, B.P.
Coon, R.A.
Cox, Jho D.
Crew, H.
Crook, Geo. R.
Crook, James. B.M.
Crook, Mrs. J.B.M.
Crow, H.M.
Cumming, Geo.
Cunningham, A.
Curtins, Nathaniel
Davis, G.C.
Desha, Robert
Deuscher, John (Rasmussen's spelling is: Doescher)
Duescher, Albert (Rasmussen's spelling is: Doescher)
Dunston, Geo.
Easton, E.J.
Eaton, Wm.
Evine, R.F. (Might be R.F. Eving. Rasmussen's spelling is: Evins)
Farmer, Joseph
Francis, Charles
Gansevort, G.W. (Could be Gausevort. Rasmussen also has Gansevort)
Gardner, E.B.
Graver, R.J.
Green, A.B.
Green, A.M.
Green, L.J.
Green, Robert
Griffin, George G. (Rasmussen has George C. Griffin)
Gullian, R.W.
Hall, A.W.
Hangh, Emor
Harris, C.C.
Hawson, H.C.
Hendry, Wm.
Henegan, Mrs. Ellen
Herrick, Nelson R.
Hickox, E.M.
Holmer, W.F.
Horn, Geo.
Husson, Robert
Hutt, J. (Might be J. Butt or J. Rutt)
Jackman, W.W.
Kennedy, M.H.
Kern, John
Krausbeck, E.
Lea, A.J.
Letcher, James
Lewis, E.R.
Lhoste, E.F.
Liles, H.H.
Love, G.J.
Lowe, W.B.
Malon, G.Y.
Martin, Wm.
McClain, J.S.
McClure, John
McCrackin, W.F.
McKelly, John
McKenzee, Donald
McKinley, Thos.
Miller, John
Mix, Benjamin
Morgan, Isaac
Morry, Wm.
Nehr, Louis
Newson, W.A.
Noel, E.
Orr, Samuel C.
Pratt, Wm.
Ray, Thomas
Reeder, William
Reyan, Wm.
Riser, D.M.
Robert, J.C.
Roberts, R.
Sagum, Capt. B.
Sawyer, A.
Smith, John S.
Smith, M.
Starky, C.
Stetson, C.C.
Stevens, J.N.
Stevens, L.
Taylor, Francis. E.
Thompson, J.B.
Tucker, J.W.
Vaugh, A.J.
Ward, W.H.
Wattenbasger, Samuel
Wilkinson, John
Willbings, H.D.
Winham, M.A.
To Top of Page
Passenger Lists
Please support The Maritime Heritage Project.
The Maritime Heritage Project is committed to providing free information to everyone; the focus is world shipping during the 1800s, with a concentration on San Francisco Bay during the Gold Rush years.America was created by everyone and belongs to everyone; early settlers came over land bridges in the Bering Straits from Russia and Japan, up and down coastlines, across the Continent on foot and with horses, by early sailors from France, England, Russia, Spain, and, perhaps, by Polynesian people.
Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/ch070950
Date Entered: September 2000
Source: Daily Alta California
Research and WebDesign: D. B. A. Levy
Contact: D. Blethen Adams Levy
www.MaritimeHeritage.org
Post Office Box 2878
Sausalito, California 94966
U.S.A.
Contact: D. Blethen Adams Levy
www.MaritimeHeritage.org
Post Office Box 2878
Sausalito, California 94966
U.S.A.
Copyright © 1998-2010:
D. Blethen Adams Levy/The Maritime Heritage Project.
All rights reserved.
Note: Codes are hidden in the pages to discourage copying the site. Cartographers of old used this method. We like it.
Please inform us if you link from your site.
And please do NOT link from your site unless your site specifically relates to immigration in the 1800s,
family history, maritime matters, maritime history and/or California history.
Note: Codes are hidden in the pages to discourage copying the site. Cartographers of old used this method. We like it.
Please inform us if you link from your site.
And please do NOT link from your site unless your site specifically relates to immigration in the 1800s,
family history, maritime matters, maritime history and/or California history.