Passenger Lists: San Francisco 1800s


The Brig Dudley

Dudley (Brig)

Arrive San Francisco

May 1, 1852 
Dudley
Captain Yates
From Panama

Passage

The Brig Dudley, Captain Yates, arrived in 68 days from Panama via Acapulco, Mexico. Departed Acapulco on April 13th. The following passengers died during passage: 

March 19: S. Balcom, aged 19, of diarrhea. Formerly a resident of Cataraugus County, New York. 
April 20: J.W. Curtis, aged 19 years, of typhoid fever. From North Carolina.

Cargo

In ballast.

Passengers

Bell, J. H.
Bellew, J. H.
Benedict, S.
Bogg, M.
Bohennen, P. and lady
Bond, E. W.
Bond, G. W.
Bond, H.
Bond, N.
Brown, A.
Brown, D. B.
Bump, A.
Campbell, J. M.
Campbell, John
Chapman, B.
Coleman, D. C.
Conway, J.
Cooper, John
Crawford, J. B.
Dash, J.
Dibble, C. F. (Might be Dibbie)
Downing, C. L.
Downing, J.
Drake, N. N.
Farnst, W.
Forture, T. B.
Fowler, S.
Gaylor, B. P.
Goddard, C. S.
Hamlin, Charles
Harris, L. J.
Hart, J.
Haslett, J. G.
Haywood, A.
Herkimer, R.
Hinckley, D.
Hinckly, J.
Howes, John
Hughes, C. J.
Hull, J. G.
Hull, John (Might be John Mull)
Hull, M.
Humfreville, W.
Hurd, Charles
Joiner, Isaiah
Jones, G. M.
Jones, J. Y.
Kenney, P.
Kyle, John
Lippincott, A.
Logan, S. A.
Mance, H. C.
McCoy, A. R.
McLaughlin, John
McMann, J.
Miles, William
Miller, D.
Mooney, R.
Mull, George
Palmer, Charles
Palmer, W.
Parker, James
Parr, W.P.
Patterson, Charles
Peck, B.G.
Peters, J. S.
Pilcher, A.
Pollock, R. G.
Porter, J. L.
Ramsey, J. W.
Ramsey, R.
Reed, J. S.
Rindge, W. O.
Roach, T. M.
Robinson, George
Rodgers, J. A.
Rutherford, J. W.
Sanborn, L. D.
Sanderson, F.
Sawley, H.
Semington, W. J.
Severy, M.
Smyth, W. H.
Snipe, H. C.
Sniverly, D. S.
Spencer, J. A.
Stedman, J. S.
Stewart, J. D.
Strann, L.
Strann, W. D.
Strong, J. E.
Strough, D.
Swan, J.
Thurston, J.Y.
Tryer, C.W.
Wastal, H.
Wattman, B.
Whitney, W. W.
Whittier, Mrs. S. A.
Willholland, Thomas
Wilson, J.
Wilson, J. G.
Wing, G. W.
Winn, Francis
Woods, Isaac F. and lady
Worth, G. B.
Worth, J. F.
Yaiston, W.


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