Passengers at the Port of San Francisco: 1800s

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Seaports

Arrive San Francisco

December 8, 1850
SS Carolina
Captain Whiting
20 days from Panama

Passage

Port San Francisco, Decemer 9, 1850

Arrived; Dec 8 -- Pacific Mail Co's steamer Carolina, Whiting, 20 days from Panama via Acapulco 10 days, San Diego 55 hours; 44 passengers to G. Meredith. 45 pkgs merchandise, $26,000 in specie.

Memoranda

Daily Alta California, December 9, 1850

The Carolina left Panama at 12 p.m. on the 18th, arrived at Acapulco on the 26th, at 6 a.m. Steamer Antelope left same day for Panama at 1 p.m. Left Acapulco on othe 28th, at 2 p.m.; arrived San Diego on the 6th, at 9:30 a.m.; landed the mails and left 11 a.m.

Passengers

Mr. H. P. Hepburn
R. W. Norris
G. Gibson
R. George
A. Correa
John Spencer, Jr.
G. S. Goodman
Wm. S. Armstrong
Wm. V. Taylor
Mr. Ezekiel and lady
Wm. Rencey, Jr.
Julius H. Robert
Mr. Harris
Capt H. N. Page and servant
Capt Midget, mail agent
S. Parrot
G. Perwin
F. Galiado
John Carriff
Dennis Canniz
Wm. Thompson
Spencer Fuller
Jasper Fuller
N. Newman
Fred'k White
J. D. Lockwood
John Ennis
James Simmons
Stephen H. Wiley
W. A. Gobeart and servant
W. A. Bennet
A. T. Bennet
Andrew Dolling
G. W. Boom
Wm. S. Williams
L. Benswanger
E. B. Comstock
Jonathan Kitteredge
Geo D. Govelkir
Wm. Armstrong
D. W. Alliot
H. E. Gobew

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