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Port of San Francisco 1851.
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index (PILI)

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January 8, 1853
SS Independence
Captain T.D. Lucas
From Panama

Passage

Daily Alta California, January 8, 1853

Arrival of the Independence

The Vanderbilt steamer Independence, Captain Lucas, from San Juan del Sud, came into port this morning, being the third ocean steamer arrived here in three days. The Independence left San Juan on the 22d ult. She brings no later intelligence. We are indebted to the officers of the vessel for memoranda, a list of passengers, &c., which will be found under the marine head.

Memoranda: Per steamship Independence from San Juan � Left San Francisco Dec. 2. Arrived at Acapulco Dec 13. Sailed from Acapulco same evening, and arrived at San Juan del Sud Dec 17th. Left San Juan del Sud Dec. 22d. Arrived at Acapulco Dec 26th and sailed again Dec 27th for San Francisco. Left at San Juan French barque Heva, at Salinas Bay, barque Cabargos, also Br. Barque Relvin, to sail in a few days for Callao. Arrived at Acapulco, US sloop of war Portsmouth on 27th Dec. Dec 29th passed steamer Washington, veering WNW; same day, passed a Mexican schooner-of-war. Dec 1st, a steamer passed us, bound up coast supposed to be the Cortes. Jan 3d. saw five whalers; spoke brig Forrester, with 300 bbls. oil.

Cargo

Not listed.

Passengers

The following are noted as being from New York:
Allen, Oliver
Antell, Benj.
Bacon, Josiah
Bagley, T.
Barnes, James
Bendle, William
Bennett, Nath (maybe Nathan)
Berry, Jas.
Buttingham, Mrs. E.L.
Clark, Ash (maybe Ashton or Ashith)
Clark, Mrs. Matilda (maybe Matilde)
Deming, J.T.
Freney, A.P. (maybe Frerey)
Gardiner, Thos.
Gray, Miss Jenny
Hammond, J.
Hardenburg, J.G.
Hasbrouck, J.
Henry, E.J.
Henry, Mrs.
Holt, Mrs. and child
Horn, Mrs. Janet B.
Jones, John
Lake, T.A.
Levy, Mrs. Thos.
Louis, Veille and wife (maybe Velle)
Marcellas, Geo. W.
Marshall, John P.
Mead, W. and wife
Merrifield, A.D., wife and three children
Miller, Henry and wife (maybe Heury)
Neville, Thos.
Norcom, Dr. A.
Ostrander, H.J. and wife
Pomeroy, Mrs. and four children
Rhodes, W.H. and servant
Rierdon, Mrs., three children and servant (maybe Riendon)
Rowe, WM.
Sharp, Mrs. Lewis
Smith, Geo.
Tinkham, Albert W.
Trash, Miss Hleen
Valentine, Mrs.
Wainwright, Wm.
Whitehed, J.C. (maybe Whitched)
Willis, E.B.
Wood, Col., wife, three children and two servants
Young, Richd (probably Richard)

The following are noted as being from New Orleans:

Gregg, Jas., wife and child.
Inlay, Caleb
Inlay, W.R.
Kelly, G.W.
McKendry, G.E.
Owens, Clay
Owens, L.W.
Pendergast, J.C. and wife
Rea, Wm. (difficult to read)
Spangler, D., wife, child and servant
Spangler, T., wife and child
Stamper, Miss
Sunderland, Israel

Mr. Bordy from San Juan

48 in steerage

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Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/ in010853
Date Entered: July 1999
Sources: Newspaper Archives, Geographicus, Daily Alta California
When possible, checked against San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists by Louis Rasmussen (A Volume of the SHIPS �N Rail Series) San Francisco Historic Records, Colma, California


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