Passengers at the Port of San Francisco: 1800s

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Clarissa Andrews

Arrive San Francisco

May 22, 1852
Clarissa Andrews
Captain Riddle
From Panama

Passage

63 days from Panama. 228 passengers. Fourteen passengers and crew members died during the passage.

Sacramento Daily Union, May 28, 1852: The American ship Clarissa Andrews, from Panama, which arrived at San Francisco on Saturday last, has been seized by the Collector for a violation of the Passenger Act.

Daily Alta California, May 31, 1852:
Great Mortality on the Ship Clarissa.
The ship Clarissa, Capt. Andrews, which arrived from Panama after a passage of 63 days, reports the death of fourteen passengers during the trip. A list of them will be found under the proper head.

Deaths on Board:

March 22: George Buck, aged 22, from Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana
March 25: Barnas T. Ides, aged 26, of Nelson, Portage County, Ohio
March 29: Eli Hendricks, aged 24, of Forsyth County, Georgia
April 8: A colored man named Lafayette (first or last name is unclear) aged 21, of Rutherford County, North Carolina
April 8: Reuben Harman, aged 52, from County Charlotte, Parish St. James Province of New Brunswick.
April 22: William Rice, aged 37, from Lumpkins County, Georgia
April 25: Bridget, wife of Joseph Dickson, second officer of the Clarissa Andrews, aged 34, from New York
April 25: Thomas M. Curtis, aged 21, from Union County, Georgia
April 28: James Holt, aged 25, from Gilmore County, Georgia
April 29: John A. Keith, aged 22, from Walker County, Georgia
May 2: George W. Appleget, aged 37, from Crawfordville, Montgomery County Indiana, of consumption.
May 12: William Bozeman, aged 35, from Cherokee County, Georgia
May 21: Martin Sharts, aged 26, from Hillsdale, Columbia County, New York

Cargo

250 tons coal to J. Noe.

Passengers

Adair,
Anderson, J.
Anderson, L.
Arnold, B.
Barroll, D.
Barston, J. M.
Baughman, D.
Bedford, G. P.
Bell, W.
Benett, F. A.
Berry, Henry
Berry, J. C.
Blythe, T. J.
Braynard, H.
Brown, C.
Bumphrey, B. M.
Burnham, R.
Cain, R.
Campbell, J.
Carnis, M.
Carnover, J. C.
Carrier, J. Q. A.
Chandler, E. R.
Coleman, C.
Connell, D.
Coombs, J.
Corwin, O. P.
Crawford, W. H.
Cruikshank, J. A.
Curtis, N.
Davis, W.
Davis, W.
Deane, E. C.
Delmore, W.
Doherty, M.
Ducket, H. C.
Eaton, B.
Eck, G.
Eoff, I.
Everett, H. W.
Falkington, G.
Falty, A.B.
Farley, Charles
Fish, B.
Frie, J.
Fuller, J.
Gaddis, P.
Gamble, A.
Gartner, J.
Glover, J.
Goodlitt, J. H.
Gray, J. W.
Gray, S.
Gray, W. A.
Grizzle, H.
Harlane, M. C.
Harrell, N.
Harris, J. M.
Hayes, G.
Hayes, T.
Headley, Stephen
Hedrick, J.
Holt, J.
Homer, J.
Hopper, Z.
Hopping, W.
Horton, J.
Howard, P.
Hurd, H.
Johnson, G. M.
Jones, J.
Kane, A. J.
Keck, G. W.
Keith, R. C.
Keuholtz, T.
Lane, W. W.
Lawrence, W. G.
Lelling, E.
Liser, C.W.
Litton, James
Lloyd, A. B.
Lollar, E. M.
Lollar, L. D.
London, T. J.
Mahey, A.
Marsh, A.
Marshall, M.
McBrier, T.W.
McConnell, D. A.
McConnell, S. M.
McCullough, J. W.
McLaughlin, D. R.
McManas, A.
McMim, J. H.
Middling, G.
Miller, R.
Mills, J.
Morgan, J.
Morland, R.
Morris, R. M.
Morrison, A. J.
Morrison, R.
Mosher, C.
Nibb, J.
Norton, P.E.
Osborn, T.
Payne, D.
Pearsey, J.M.
Ray, W. and two sons
Reckey, J.
Redmond, J.R.
Reed, J.
Rice, William
Rimneer, S.
Rise, J. C.
Rockey, R.
Rutherford, W. B.
Shaw, M.
Smith, C.
Smith, J.
Smith, J.A.
Smith, J.F.
Smith, J.H.
Snow, D.
Strickland, P.
Swain, J.R.
Sweeney, C.
Sweeney, M.
Thomas, L. P., son and servant
Torr, J.
Wheeler, N.
White, S.
Whitesdale, C. W.
Williams, James
Wirngo, T. J.
Wood, A.