Arrive San Francisco:
July 30,1850
Saratoga
Captain Trask
From New York
Passage:
Alta
California, July 31, 1850
Left New York on February 6, 1850. On June 14, 1850 she was in latitude
6-1S, longitude 103W.
Cargo:
Mineral water, 50 boxes tin plates, clothing, 1 iron frame, lumber, 135
doors, 3 iron safes, shutters, window frames, ale, beer, cheese, nails
and assorted merchandise.
Passengers:
Abbott, N.M.
Adhead, John
Amrs, J.
Ashfield, H.
Atkinson, W.
Baldwin, E.E. (could be F.E. Baldwin)
Barker, James
Basherrau, John
Beaucamp, L.
Boice, E.
Brooks, Henry
Burge, E.
Carle, A.S.
Collar, E.H.
Convrise, J.L. (Rasmussen questions spelling as possibly Conwise, but
the paper shows Convrise)
Cypiot, E.
Daniels, C.
Davis, D.H.
Dodd, E.B.
Donohoe, I.O.
Eggarz, L.
Flrichest, J.
Goodard, H.
Goodard, J.
Grord, Francis
Herzrbergh, J.
Hufferman, J.
Jackson, Mrs.
Johnson, E.T.
Jones, S., wife and three children
Knop, H.
Krippler, A.
Kry, A.
Kry, Joseph
Kyell, C.
Lamb, A.J.
Levely, Lewis
Marrie, J.B.
Mr. O. (This is exactly how it’s listed in the Alta California
Myers, S.
Poppe, E.
Ralph, William R.
Ringstrom, A.
Schaff, Mrs. C.
Seligman, M.
Still, James
Still, William
Summers, George
Thomas, D.
Thompson, J.
Wheeler, A., wife and two children
Wilson, Mrs., daughter and child
Wolfsohn, E.
Woltern, G.
Wright, J.H.
Wril, L.
Wril, W.
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Source: Alta California
Checked against:
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San Francisco Historic Records, Colma, California
Source: Daily Alta California
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