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Arrival Date M/D/Y	Ship	From	To	Details
00/00/1534	Ship	Capt. Sebastian Cabot	P.E.I.	Still much controversy over Cabot's discovery. Said by some to have been really the discovery of his father, John Cabot. Others say the discovery was not P.E.I. On a 1544 map, Cabot names "St. John", as it was discovered on John the Baptist's Day. Ref: Warburton, "History of Prince Edward Island", pgs.2-5.
06/30*/1534	2 Ships	St. Malo, Brittany	P.E.I.	Dep. St. Malo, Brittany, 04/20/1534 - Jacques Cartier's first expedition to the New World. Ref: Warburton, "History of P.E.I.", ; Deyell, "Canada's Smallest Province"; Callbeck, "The Cradle of Confederation, and others. * Some discrepancies in exact day in references.
00/00/1720	3 Vessels	Rochfort, vessels sent out by Compte. St. Pierre	Port La Joie, P.E.I.	Said to have been 300 settlers - Sep. 1720, Governor of Louisburg wrote Vaudreuil to say 2 vessels had arrived by the 23rd Aug. Ref: Warburton, "History of P.E.I.", pg. 26.
05/10/1756(9)	Unknown	Quebec	Fort Amherst, P.E.I.	The New-London Summary or the Weekly Advertiser (Connecticut) - 1759 Sept 7 page 4: [a farily long story provided for full context, basically, an unnamed schooner landed at Fort Amherst, Island of St. Johns, shortly after the 10th of May, 1756 or 1759 (it's impossible to tell the year from reading the article as one could read the dates as being in the current year when the article was written or the year following his imprisonment)] In a former Paper we gave an Account of Capt. Stobo's Escape from Quebec, and his Arrival at Cape Breton, the following is the Account he gives: " October 26, 1754. Arrived Quebec, from that Time to the 25th of June 1755, was allowed the liberty of the Town, and of going out into the Country on asking leave, but a Paragraph of a News Paper from London; dated January, 1755, mentioning a Letter I had wrote from Quesne to the Commander at Wills's Creek, (giving Information on the State of the Place) appearing, I was put in prison, and the Letter itself being afterwards taken with General Braddock's Baggage, I was tried by a Court Martial for my Life, and having been ever since in close Confinement, only on Account of its long duration being reduced to such a bad State of Health, that my Life was dispar'd of. I was moved from the common Goal to the House of an Inhabitant, from whence I made my Escape on the first of May, in Company of Lieut. Stevens of Rogers's Rangers, and three private Men, by carrying off a Birch Canoe, with some Arms and Provisions, which we had secretly provided. Coming down the River St. Lawrence, at Isle Verte, we boarded a shallop loaded with Wheat, having four Men on board. On board of her we continued our Voyage until the ninth of May; we fell in with 13 Sail of ships just above the Isle of Bicque, going up the River, who we had reason to think were French; next Morning, the 10th, we fell in with another Ship, opposite St. Barnabas, who fired on us under French Colours, be we got clear, and continued our Course until we came to the Bay of Cheleur, where we found a Schooner and a Sloop; we boarded the Schooner and took her, she had six Men on board, then fell along side the Sloop and took-her, she had five Men, we put six Men on Shore, and brought the rest with the Schooner to Fort Amherst, on St. John's Island, having first burnt the Sloop. [...continues but just gives some observations about the Militia of the Country, nothing further on the voyage...] [Brian Molyneaux]
08/17*/1758	King of Prussia, Dunbar, Bristol, Catherine, Hind, Duke William, Parnassus, Narcissus, and others.	Port La Joie, P.E.I.	St. Malo, France	Immediately following the fall of Louisburg, General Amherst sent Lord Rollo to evict the French inhabitants of the Island of St. John. - By Sep 08, M. Villejon, French Gov. of the Island and 700 settlers were placed on the ships. Later deportation reached 2 or 3 thousand. Duke William sank 12/13/1758, crew, Capt. Nicholls, French Priest Gerard, and 4 Acadians manned life boats and made landfall in England, 300 deportees perishing off the coast with the ship. Ref: Warburton, "History of P.E.I.", pg. 87 -, * Bolger, "Canada's Smallest Province", pg. 33.
10/05/1764	Canceaux	Plymouth, G. Britain To Quebec, then to P.E.I.	North Cape, P.E.I., then arrived Ft. Amherst 2 days later.	Samuel Holland, John Clarke, and 40 crew members. Ref: Warburton, "History of P.E.I.", pg. 123, and others.
05/17/1770	Glasgow	Halifax	P.E.I.	The Massachusetts Gazette and the Boston Weekly News-Letter - 1770 May 31: "HALIFAX, May 17, 1770 .....The same day [last Sunday] sailed his Magesty's Ship Glasgow, Captain Allen, for St. John's Island; with whom went Passenger John Duport, Esq; lately appointed Chief Justice in that Government" [Brian Molyneaux]
06/01/1770	Fallmouth Pass.	Greenock, Scotland	Stanhope, PEI.	Captain McWhae - 120 Passengers. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. See Rev. Drummond's Journal!
09/27/1770	Annabella Some Pass.	Campbelltown, Scotland	P.E.I.	Dep July, 1770, Campbelltown, Scot., Capt. Dugald Stewart - *100 Pass. Wrecked off Lot 18 See "The Princetown Pioneers - Anatomy of an Emigration", James P. Lawson, The Island Magazine, Issue 38, Pg. 11. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. III. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Annabella, brig, from Campbeltown with 70 passengers bound for the Island of St John's in the Bay of St Lawrence, 1770" - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Annabella, sloop, 80 tons, master Charles Stewart, from Campbeltown to Prince Edward Island with 200 passengers, wrecked off Malpeque, Prince Edward Island Oct 1770." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/17/1771	Edinburg Pass.	Campbelltown, Scotland	P.E.I.	Dep 08/01/1771, Campbelltown, Scot., Capt. John McMichael - 61 Passengers. - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. III. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Edinburgh, brig, from Campbeltown, with 100 passengers bound for the Island of St John's in the Bay of St Lawrence, 1771." [Brian Molyneaux]
05/00/1772	Argyle	Western Isles	P.E.I.	Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Argyle, from Western Isles, May 1772, to Prince Edward Island with 179 passengers." [Brian Molyneaux]
06/25/1772	Alexander Pass.	S. Uist, Scotland.	Ch'tn, P.E.I.	Pass. Settled in Lot 36. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Alexander, of Greenock, from South Uist, May 1772, to Scotchfort, Prince Edward Island with 210 passengers, arrived in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 25 June 1772." [Brian Molyneaux]
06/30/1772	John and James<	Newry	P.E.I.	PDobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1623-1850. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "John and James, brig, master James Baker, from Newry, 30 May 1772, with 188 passengers for Prince Edward Island." [Brian Molyneaux]
00/00/1772	Nestor	Portree, Scotland.	P.E.I.
00/00/1773	Hector Pass.	Rosshire, Loch Broom	Pictou	Capt. John Spears, Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel, 180 passengers, many of whom settled in PEI.
08/23/1774	Lovely Nelly Pass.	Galloway, Scotland.	P.E.I.	77 Passengers - Dumphries Settlers to Lot 59.
00/00/1774	Lovely Kittie	G. Britain	P.E.I.
00/00/1774	Snow Elizabeth Pass.	G. Britain	P.E.I.	Benjamin Chappell and fam., and the Adams, Cole, and Roake Families.(The Island Magazine, #40, "English Immigration to P.E.I. ", Elliott, Pg. 4). Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut.
05/00/1775	Lovely Nelly Pass.	Galloway, Scotland	P.E.I.	Capt. Wm. Sheridan, 82 Passengers - Dumphries Settlers to Lot 59.
08/02/1775	Two Friends	P.E.I.	G. Britain	2 Aug., 1775 Governor Walter Patterson sailed for England on the "Two Friends" He returned to Charlottetown 28 June, 1780 [GC] Past and Present of P.E.I., Page 32: ""On 2nd August, the Governor, who had been granted a year's leave of absence, sailed in the ship "Two Friends" for England."
08/15/1775	*Unknown	Moray Firth, Scotland.	Point Prim / Orwell River, PEI.	Date given in "Cavendish, its History, Its People", Simpson, Pg. 28. Ship name unknown by Simpson, but may be John and Elizabeth arriving same year*. - 103 Passengers shipwrecked off Point Prim included William and Jenet (Winchester) Simpson and Fam., many settled on Lot 57. Note: provisions to aid the settlers were stolen by the privateers who raided Charlottetown and captured Phillips Callbeck and Thomas Wright."The Story of P.E.I.", Blakely, Vernon, Pg. 100.
09/00/1775	Lively Pass.	G. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Holton Johnson.
11/05/1775	(Snow) Elizabeth Pass.	London, G. Britain	New London, P.E.I.	Capt. John Russell - Pro Records show sailed from the Port of London. W/E 24 8 75. folio 139 Vol 10 T47 PRO. Register of Emigrants. Thanks, Michael Cooney! Wrecked at Narrows off Lot 11, 1775.
11/23/1775	Unknown	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	This ship, bound for P.E.I., was captured by Privateers at Canso, and carried J.R. Spence and family, Rev. Thophilus DesBrisay, and David Higgins. This was the same group of Privateers who had raided Charlottetown earlier that year, capturing Phillips Callbeck, and Thomas Wright. The Spences and Desbrisay, were released, and made their way to the Island on a small schooner procured by Mr. Spence. Higgins was further detained. "The Cradle of Confederation", Lorne C. Callbeck, pg. 79.
00/00/1775	John and Elizabeth*	Morayshire, Scotland	P.E.I.	52 passengers.
07/00/1776	H.M. Brig Dilligent	Lt. Edmund Dodd	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Dilligent stationed at Charlottetown for the summer of 1776 to protect against the dangers of American Privateers. Warburton's "History of Prince Edward Island", pg. 188, and others.
11/00/1776	Sloop, H.M. Hunter	Halifax, N.S.	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Capt. Boyle - Arrived in November to releive the Dilligent in its defense duties. Warburton's "History of Prince Edward Island", pg. 188, and others.
09/15/1780	Danae	Unknown	P.E.I.	CO 227/2 page 123: "Letter from Governor W. Patterson, Charlotte Town, 15 Sep., 1780 Capt. Graves & Capt. Perry of His Majestys Ships Danae & Pandora are now here & tho' they are both convinced of the service there would be cruizing for two months to come yet as they have to go to Quebec, they are obliged to sail thither immediatly." [GC] - also - Connecticut Gazette and the Universal Intelligencer (New-London, CT) - 1780 Oct 24 page 2; "Government have shewn great inattention in escorting such a fleet as that bound to Quebec, by sending only the Danae frigate, and the Pandora, which latter carries but 24 guns; the fleet consisted of between 40 and 50 sail, and should have been convoyed by one or two Ships of the line, which would certainly have saved the whole." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/15/1780	Pandora	Unknown	P.E.I.	CO 227/2 page 123: "Letter from Governor W. Patterson, Charlotte Town, 15 Sep., 1780 Capt. Graves & Capt. Perry of His Majestys Ships Danae & Pandora are now here & tho' they are both convinced of the service there would be cruizing for two months to come yet as they have to go to Quebec, they are obliged to sail thither immediatly." [GC] - also - Connecticut Gazette and the Universal Intelligencer (New-London, CT) - 1780 Oct 24 page 2; "Government have shewn great inattention in escorting such a fleet as that bound to Quebec, by sending only the Danae frigate, and the Pandora, which latter carries but 24 guns; the fleet consisted of between 40 and 50 sail, and should have been convoyed by one or two Ships of the line, which would certainly have saved the whole." [Brian Molyneaux]
00/00/1783	Polly	U.S.	P.E.I.	Widow, Elizabeth Baum & son Peter Baum/Ballem. Per questionaire completed by William Jenkins in 1876: He was born in PEI in 1783 at the home of Thomas Beers, Lot 50, PEI. [His very pregnant mother] arrived in "1783, in the "Polly" from the United States of America". Mary Jenkins died on the journey. The island was a "wilderness..." - from Carol Anne Shiels
06/15/1787	Rising Sun	Jamaica	P.E.I.	PAPEI RG 6 Supreme Court Cases Thomas Rhodes Haszard vs W Townshend 1786/1787 - Inward: "15 June, 1787 - "Rising Sun" from Jamaica" [GC]
10/19/1787	Speedwell	P.E.I.	Antigua	Royal Gazette and Weekly Intelligencer of the Island of St John 19 Oct., 1787 CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES OUTWARD: "Brig Speedwell, Davidson, Antigua" [GC]
10/19/1787	Hopewell	P.E.I.	Antigua	Royal Gazette and Weekly Intelligencer of the Island of St John 19 Oct., 1787 CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES OUTWARD: "Brig Hopewell, Holloway, Antigua" [GC]
05/17/1789	Frigate Dido	Halifax, N.S.	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Capt. Sandys - Carried Bishop John Inglis, Mr. Binney Sr., and Rev. Mr. Jones to P.E.I. for a visit, encouraging the construction of churches on the Island. Warburton's "History of Prince Edward Island", pg. 257, and others.
06/02/1790	Dunmore	Bahamas & Halifax	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 02 Jun 1790 - Dunmore schooner of 29 tons Capt. James Smith, from Bahamas & Halifax. [GC]
06/08/1790	Speedwell	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 08 Jun 1790 - Speedwell brigantine of 117 tons Capt. Daniel Sughrue, from London, England. [GC]
08/28(24?)/1790	Jane Pass.	Greenock, Scotland.	P.E.I.	186 Passengers acc. to extant list. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 Aug., 1790 - Jane ship of 206 tons Capt. James Fyffe - from Greenock with 150 passengers & baggage . [CG]
08/28/1790	Lucy Pass.	Greenock, Scotland.	P.E.I.	142 Passengers acc. to extant list. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 18 Aug 1790 - Lucy ship of 133 tons Capt. James Robertson, from Greenock with 103 passengers & baggage . [CG]
09/10/1790	Hopewell	Antigua	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 10 Sep 1790 - Hopewell brig of 149 tons Capt. Benj. Chadwell, from Antigua with 14 pots sweetmeats. [CG]
11/01/1790	Speedwell	Antigua	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 01 Nov., 1790 - "Speedwell" brig of 117 tons Capt. Dan. Sughrue, from Antigua. [CG]
00/00/1790	British Queen Pass.	Greenock, Scotland.	P.E.I./Quebec	90 passengers - most went on to Quebec
00/00/1790	Name Unknown	Western Isles, Skye, etc.	Scotchfort, P.E.I.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel, and states a large number of passengers, including Bishop Aneas McEachern, first Roman Catholic Bishop of PEI arrived on her.
00/00/1790	Dunkeld	Hebrides	Pictou, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel, and states a large number of passengers dispersed to PEI, Antigonish, and Cape Breton.
07/14/1791	Charlotte	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 14 July, 1791 - "Charlotte" schooner of 65 tons Capt. Titus Alston from London with fruit trees passengers & baggage [CG]
08/12/1791	Speedwell	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	12 Passengers. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 12 Aug 1791 - Speedwell (a brig of 117 tons) - Capt. Danl Sughrue, from London with passengers. - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Fri., 12 Aug., 1791, page 4: "Arrivals. -- the Janet, Marshal, from Halifax; and the Speedwell, Sughrue, from London after a passage of eight weeks. The Speedwell left England the 10th of June, but has brought nothing new." [CG]
08/00/1791	Penelope		P.E.I.	Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Fri., 9 Sep., 1791 page 4: "Tuesday last arrived in this harbour, his Majestys ship Penelope, Captain Lindsay." [CG]
09/01/1791	Hopewell	Dominica	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 1 Sep., 1791 - "Hopewell" brig of 149 tons Capt. Benj. Chadwell from Dominica. - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Fri., 9 Sep., 1791 page 4: "The brig Hopewell, Chadwell, from Antigua, has arrived at Murray harbour with a cargo of rum and salt Captain Chadwell informs that molasses and sugar were very scarce in the West Indies, and at an amazing price." [CG]
09/03/1791	Mally Add. Info	Greenock, Scotland	Charlottetown, PEI.	Capt. John Maxwell - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 07 Sep., 1791 - "Mally' brig of 148 tons Capt. John Maxwell from Greenock with 174 passengers. [GC] - 174/230 Passengers from Isle of Vert("Journeys to the Island of St. Jean", Harvey, Pg. 76 says 174 pass.) - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Fri., 9 Sep., 1791 page 4: "The brig Queen, William Morrison, of Greenock with 300 passengers, and the brig Mally, John Maxwell, with 236, all from the Island of Vuist, have arrived here. The Mally was without fuel part of the passage and her water so bad that it was scarcely possible to use it. The passengers of the Queen speak handsomely of the kind treatment they received from Capt. Morrison. His conduct is worthy of being followed by all masters of vessels and Humanity should dictate a similar treatment. It is with singular pleasure we announce the arrival of those honest and worthy Caledonian emigrants, (whom we before mentioned to have embarked for this Island) in health and spirits, notwithstanding a very tedious passage of many weeks. There is not a doubt but they will receive a kind reception, and experience that hospitality which so characteristically and eminently distinguish the Highland race."
09/03/1791	Queen Pass.	Tobermory, Scotland	Charlottetown, PEI.	Capt. Wm. Morrison - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 03 Sep., 1791 - "Queen" brig of 200 tons Capt. Wm. Morrison from Greenock 300 Passengers from Uist [GC] - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Fri., 9 Sep., 1791 page 4: "The brig Queen, William Morrison, of Greenock with 300 passengers, and the brig Mally, John Maxwell, with 236, all from the Island of Vuist, have arrived here. The Mally was without fuel part of the passage and her water so bad that it was scarcely possible to use it. The passengers of the Queen speak handsomely of the kind treatment they received from Capt. Morrison. His conduct is worthy of being followed by all masters of vessels and Humanity should dictate a similar treatment. It is with singular pleasure we announce the arrival of those honest and worthy Caledonian emigrants, (whom we before mentioned to have embarked for this Island) in health and spirits, notwithstanding a very tedious passage of many weeks. There is not a doubt but they will receive a kind reception, and experience that hospitality which so characteristically and eminently distinguish the Highland race." - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Queen, from Greenock to Prince Edward Island with 240 passengers, arrived by 9 Sept 1791." [Brian Molyneaux]
10/10/1791	Minerva	Cowes, G. Britain	P.E.I.
11/11/1791	Endeavour	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	12 Passengers. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 11 Nov., 1791 - "Endeavour" schooner of 108 tons Capt. Wm. Perry from London with 15,000 bricks [CG]
11/17/1791	Eliza	Quebec	Wrecked	Capt. James Craig, re. Antigua, bound from Quebec to West Indies. Later returned to Antigua on board the Endeavour. - Carrying Cargo, wrecked off Cape Torment near "The Ponds", on the North End of the Island. "Royal Gazette and Miscellany", 1791.
00/00/1791	Argyle	Western Isles, Scotland.	P.E.I.	179 Passengers.("Journeys to the Island of St. Jean", Harvey, Pg. 76 says 150 pass.)
04/21/1792	Anna Maria	P.E.I.	Fanningsborough, N.S.	Royal Gazette & Miscellany of the Island of St. John 21 April, 1792: The government dispatches were sent off for the continent on Tuesday last, in the Anna Maria, Hillman, bound for Fanningsborough [North Wallace, N.S.]. Two messengers will go through with them to Halifax, and return with all possible speed.
05/02/1792	Abigail	U.S.A.	Wrecked	Capt. Elliott - Abigail was wrecked off New London Harbour, with all hands and pass. saved."Royal Gazette and Miscellany", 1792.
05/28/1792	Prosperity	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 28 May, 1792 "Prosperity" Capt. Wm. Baker from London, England [CG]
05/28/1792	Endeavour	Antigua	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 28 May, 1792 "Endeavour" Capt. Wm. A. Perry from Antigua [CG]
09/14/1792	Speedwell	London, G. Britain	Murray Harbour, P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 14 Sep, 1792 "Speedwell" Capt. D. Sughrue from London with 29 M bricks - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Weds., 26 Sept., 1792: "The brig Speedwell, Captain Sughrue, arrived lately at Murray harbour from England which she left late in July. In this vessel came passengers Mr. Cambridge, merchant, and Mr. Curtis, both of this Island. Also came in this vessel, -- Hennesie, Esq., nephew to the Hon. Edmund Burke, the celebrated orator and cousin to Richard Burke, Esq. proprietor of 75,000 Acres of and on this island. This gentleman is agent for Bay of Fortune, and Lot No. 17? belonging to the above mentioned Richard Burke, Esq. [GC]
10/29/1792	H. M. Frigate Winchelsea	Quebec	P.E.I. on route to Halifax	Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John 17 Oct., 1792: "On Saturday, the 29th ult, arrived in this harbour on her return to Halifax from Quebec, and cruising off this Station, his Majesty's frigate the Winchelsea, -- Fisher, Esquire Commander. The Winchelsea made prize of, and brought in here with her the schooner Eagle, belonging to Mr. Prentice, of Merrimichie. The Eagle was lately from Boston in the United States and had on board a quantity of prohibited articles." [GC]
04/29/1793	H. M. Schooner Chatham	Halifax, N.S.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the island of Saint John Mon., 29 April, 1793, page 2: "On Monday the 15th inst. arrived here his Majesty's schooner Chatham, Lieut. George Sayer, Commander, from Halifax, which place she left the first of April, with very particular despatches for his excellency the Lieutenant Governor. Two days previous to the sailing of the Chatham, the brig Halifax, Capt. Mclean arrived from St. Vincents, and brought the melancholy intelligence of the unhappy fate of the French king Louis XVI who was condemned to be beheaded on the 19th of January -- the sentence passed the convention by a majority of FIVE ONLY, and was put in execution on the morning of the 21st." [GC]
05/31/1793	Lewis	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 31 May, 1793 "Lewis" Capt. Wm. Baker from London - also - Royal Gazette and Miscellany of the Island of Saint John Mon., 3 June, 1793: "On the 30th arrived here, the brig Lewis, Captain William Baker, in five weeks passage from England. We have the pleasure to announce the safe arrival here of Robert Shuttleworth, Esquire, a gentleman of great opulence and fortune and lately become a Proprietor in this Island. This gentleman has brought with him his family, and likewise a master-carpenter to superintend the building of a large and elegant Mansion house, which we are informed he intends to erect on his land on the Morell River, the frame of which is in great forwardness. The necessaries requisite to finish, decorate, and furnish this building were brought by Mr. Shuttleworth in the brig Lewis, which he chartered for that purpose. [also arr. in the Lewis, Hon. Robert Gray]" [CG]
06/08/1793	Union	Cork, Ireland.	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 8 June, 1793 "Union" Capt. J. Landry from Cork [CG]
11/02/1793	Argyle	Greenock, Scotland.	P.E.I.	150 Passengers - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Argyle, from Greenock to Prince Edward Island with 150 passengers, arrived 2 Nov 1793." [Brian Molyneaux]
11/14/1797	Industry	Halifax, N.S.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette (Halifax) Tues., 14 Nov., 1797, page 3: "Custom House, Halifax, OUTWARDS - Schooner Industry, Rea, Island St. John's"
04/00/1784	Stanhope	Port Glasgow	P.E.I.	Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. III. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Stanhope, master Archibald Hastie, from Port Glasgow, April 1784 to Prince Edward Island." [Brian Molyneaux]
10/13/1798	Industry	P.E.I.	Halifax	Owner: Alexander Rea, Built 1975 - Chappell Diary: "13 Oct., 1798 Mr Rind goes on board Al Rea and sailed for Halifax and for Virginia" This refers to the departure of the printer of our second newspaper, William Alexander Rind Jr. and he would have taken Alex Rea's 47 ton schooner "Industry" to Halifax and from there found another ship to the United States. Though Alexander Rea had previously owned another vessel, the Betsey, it's registration was closed in 1793 [GC]
11/06/1798	Industry	Halifax, N.S.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette (Halifax) Tues., 6 Nov., 1798, page 3: "Custom House, Halifax, OUTWARDS - Schooner Industry, Rea, Island St. John's"
06/25/1799	Industry	Halifax, N.S.	Newfoundland	Royal Gazette (Halifax) Tues., 25 Jun., 1799, page 3: "Custom House, Halifax, OUTWARDS - Schooner Industry, Rea, Newfoundland" - also - Diary of Benjamin Chappell: "25 May, 1800 Mr Rea sailed with Mr Sutherland on board" [GC]
06/10/1800	Industry	Quebec & P.E.I.	Halifax, N.S.	Royal Gazette (Halifax) Tues., 10 Jun., 1800, page 3: "Custom House, Halifax, Schooner Industry, Row, [Rea?], Quebec & Prince Edward's Island"
Bef. 06/00/1801	Sarah Pass.	Kilmorach, Scotland	Pictou, N.S.	Capt. Smith - Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel, and states 700 passengers arrived aboard and dispersed to N.S., and P.E.I. Extant passenger list shows 350 souls on board.
00/00/1801	Aurora	Strathglas	N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - Dispersed to N.S., and P.E.I.
Bef. 06/08/1801	Dove Pass.	Kilmorach, Scotland	Pictou, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - 219 pass., dispersed to N.S., and P.E.I.
00/00/1801	Golden Text	Aberdeen,Scotland Glenmoriston	Maritimes v. N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - Dispersed throughout Maritimes.
05/20/1802	Antelope	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 20 May, 1802 "Antelope" of 186 tons Capt. Jas. Paterson from London [CG] - Possibly the same vessel mentioned in Benjamin Chappel's diary as "20 May, 1802 Arrives a Brigg with Mr. Bowley & Mr. Haszard" [GC]
08/24/1802	Unknown	Scotland	P.E.I.	From the Benjamin Chappell Diary: "24 Aug., 1802 Tuesday at noon arrived the Scotch ship with ye Papists a great many, almost 400" [CG]
08/25/1802	Merrie	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: "25 Aug., 1802 "Merrie" of 274 tons Capt. Danl. McKellar from Port Glasgow, Scotland with passengers & baggage" [CG]
08/29/1802	Unknown	G. Britain or Scotland	P.E.I.	From the Benjamin Chappell Diary: "29 Aug., 1802 Sunday from Mary McChee arrives a small schooner with about 20 more Papists" [CG]
11/08/1802	Pluto	G. Britain	P.E.I.	From the Benjamin Chappell Diary: "8 Nov., 1802 Monday last night at Dusk arived the Sloop of War Pluto with the new Chief Justice." [CG]
11/08/1802	Pluto	P.E.I.	G. Britain	From the Benjamin Chappell Diary: "12 Nov., 1802 Friday at noon sailed the war ship Pluto for England with Chief Justice Cockeren and Sir Robert Chambers on board" [CG]
11/19/1802	Unknown	G. Britain or Scotland	P.E.I.	From the Benjamin Chappell Diary: "19 Nov., 1802 Friday at 10 oclock arived Mr. Lee, Mr. Maybe, and McDonald of Tracata that is Michael McDonald" [CG]
06/11/1803	Brittania Yacht	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 11 June, 1803 "Britannia Yacht" of 124 tons Capt. Wm. Thomson from London [CG]
08/07/1803	Polly Pass.	Greenock, Scotland	Belfast, PEI. Halliday's Wharf	Offloaded Orwell Bay, 300 Presbyterian Pass. from Isle of Skye Recorded the 8th, Customs Reg. Acc. No. 1291, PARO - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 8 Aug., 1803 "Polly" of 285 tons Capt. Thos. Darby from Greenock with passengers & baggage [Note: this is the day they registered with customs in Charlottetown. [GC] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Polly, from Greenock via Skye,June 1803, to Prince Edward Island with passengers, arrived Orwell Bay, Prince Edward Island, arrived 7 Aug 1803." [Brian Molyneaux]
08/10/1803	Dykes Pass.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Belfast, PEI.	Offloaded Orwell Bay, Lord Selkirk aboard. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 10 Aug., 1803 "Dykes" of 235 tons Capt. John Thompson from Liverpool with passengers & baggage [CG]
08/27/1803	Penelope	Belfast, Ireland	PEI.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 27 Aug., 1803 "Penelope" of 312 tons Capt. Saml. Bryan from Belfast [CG]
08/10/1803	Commerce Pass.	Port Glasgow, Scotland	Pictou & Georgetown, P.E.I.	Capt. Gault - 23 Passengers, incl. families of James McLaren, sons in law Donald Gordon and James Stewart, all natives of Perthshire. (P & P of P.E.I., Pg. 76). Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, gives number as 22 [full passengers], and port of arrival, Georgetown, also lists Angus & John MacDonald.
08/27/1803 Recorded the 29th, Customs.	Oughton	Greenock, Scotland.	Three Rivers, PEI.	40-50 Catholic Families from Uist. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 29 Aug., 1803 "Oughton" of 210 tons Capt. John Baird from Greenock with passengers & baggage [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Oughton, master Baird, from Clyde, 21 June 1803 to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island with 200 passengers, arrived 27 Aug 1803." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/25/1803	Teresa	Portsmouth, G. Britain	P.E.I. / Some pass. continuing to Quebec	Dep. 08/14/1803 Portsmouth, Great Britain - Pass. incl. Edward Walsh, Harry Compton, son Thomas, daughter, servant girl, Mrs. Eleanor Sancy, Mr. Townshend, Mrs. White, Capt. Stewart, and his servant maid."The Jeffery Family of the Island of Wight and P.E.I.", by Betty M. Jeffery and Carter W. Jeffery, Pg. 20, and "An Account of Prince Edward's Island, 1803", Walsh/Holman, The Island Magazine, issue 14. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 28 Sep., 1803 "Teresa" of 205 tons Capt. Geo. Murphy from London with 6 ploughs & 1 case musical instruments [CG]
00/00/1803	Rambler	Mull, Scotland.	P.E.I.	Among the pass. were Angus McDonald and son John, of the Isle of Mull. They settled in Lot 58. (P & P of P.E.I., Pg. 420). Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut.
00/00/1803	Favorite	Ullapool, Capt. Ballantyne	Pictou, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - 500 passengers, dispersed throughout Maritimes.
00/00/1803	Alexander	Owner, McIvor, Lewis	Pictou, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - passengers dispersed throughout Maritimes, sailed again in 1820.
03/13/1804	Two Friends		P.E.I.	The Bee (New York) - 1804 Aug 28 page 3: "A letter from Capt. William H. Coffin, of the brig Two Friends, of this port, dated "Prince Edward's Islands, 13th March, 1804," states his having taken 17,000 seal skins, with the prospect of getting 65 or 70,000 by the time he left there, and that his crew were all in good health, &c. &c." [Brian Molyneaux]
07/10/1804	Polly	London, G. Britain	PEI.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 10 July, 1804 "Polly" of 184 tons Capt. John Kerr from London - also - Chappell Diary: "10 July, 1804 - Tuesday. Arrived the Polley from London. a Revd Mr Pidgen for Challour Bay."[CG]
00/00/1804	Lochiel	Western Highlands, Scot.	P.E.I.
06/11/1805	Nancy	Tobermory, N. Britain	PEI.	Royal Herald 13 June, 1805: "Entered 11 June, schr. Nancy, Church, from Tobermory, NB, 27 days" - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: "11 June, 1805 "Nancy" of 100 tons Capt. W. S. Church from Tobermory, N Britain with 32 passengers & baggage" [CG]
06/18/1805	Vixen	Pictou, N.S.	PEI.	Royal Herald Thurs., 6 June, 1805: By the arrival of His Majesty's armed Brig, the Vixen, yesterday morning from Pictou, verbal intelligence is brought of the demission of Lord Melville (First Lord of the Admiralty) from office. We look for a more perfect detail of this intelligence by the Packet, which is hourly expected. The Vixen sailed yesterday at 6 P.M. for Halifax. - also - Royal Herald 30 May, 1805 - contains 5 guinea reward offered by Robert Gray for information on sailors from HMS Vixen who broke into & plundered his stable near the Barrack Gate & also his barn.[GC]
07/01/1805	John	Portsmouth, G. Britain	PEI.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 1 July, 1805 "John" of 116 tons Capt. Saml. Heath from Portsmouth, GB [CG]
07/08/1805	Adventure	P.E.I.	Greenock, N. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "08 July, 1805 - "Adventure" of 121 tons, Capt. Jno. Johnston, for Greenock, with a large cargo of lumber" [CG]
07/22/1805	Pallas		PEI.	Chappell Diary: 22 July, 1805 the "Pallas" frigate arrived at Charlottetown for a brief stay. Chappell mentions that Governor Fanning dined on board with Captain Lord Cochrane. Thomas Cochrane, Earl of Dundonald 1775-1860 was a legendary British sailor in the period of the Napoleonic wars. The "Pallas" departed Charlottetown on 31 July, 1805. [CG]
10/03/1805	Northern Friend	Stornaway, Scotland. See Letter, Read 1st Paragraph.	Flat River, P.E.I.	Brig - 91 Passengers bound for Lord Selkirk's settlement in Lot 31, including Kenneth McKenzie, wife, and children from Rosshire. (P & P of P.E.I., Pg. 414). Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists arrival port as Flat River - also: Patriot 5 Aug., 1876, page 2 - Death of Hector McKenzie aged 88; arrived 1805 from Applecross, Scotland on the "Northern Friend" - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 3 Oct., 1805 "Northern Friends" of 245 tons Capt. Arch. McPherson from Stornoway, GB with 91 passengers & baggage[CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Northern Friend, of Clyde, 300 tons, master Hew Montgomery, from Stornaway to Prince Edward Island, 1805." [Brian Molyneaux]
10/09/1805	Eliza	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 Oct., 1805 - "Eliza" of 242 tons, Capt. John Beatson, for London, with a large cargo of lumber" [CG]
00/00/1805	Ruther	Mull, Scotland.	P.E.I.	Unknown number of passengers, including Findlay Macdonald who settled in Belfast. (Skye Pioneers, MacQueen, Page 110)
00/00/1805	Polly		Canso, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel. - No other details.
05/16/1806	Neptune	Guernsey, Channel Isl.	Charlottetown, then Guernsey Cove, P.E.I.	84 Passengers. It is likely that this is the same vessel referred to in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, as privately owned, carrying 8 families including the Brehauts, LeLacheurs, Machin/Machon, DeJersey, Fallow, Taudvin, Marquand, and Robertsons from Guernsey I. to Guernsey Cove, PEI. This document states the vessel was owned by the settlers. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 16 May, 1806 "Neptune" of 160 tons Capt. Jno. Messervy from Guernsey with 84 passengers & baggage [CG]
06/20/1806	Rambler Pass.	Tobermory, N. Britain, Capt. Leith James Norris	P.E.I.	130 Passengers, incl. Donald Stewart, who settled in Lot 62, and the family of Belle MacDonald (Halliday). Belle herself does not show on the list. (P & P of P.E.I., Pg. 388. 409.). Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 20 June, 1806 "Rambler" of 294 tons Capt. Jas. Norris from Tobermory, NB [N. Britain] with 130 passengers & baggage [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Rambler, of Leith, master James Norris, from Tobermory to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island with passengers, arrived 20 June 1806." [Brian Molyneaux]
06/23/1806	Rambler	P.E.I.	Pictou, N.S.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "23 June, 1806 - "Rambler" of 294 tons, Capt. Jas. Norris, for Pictou, with the overplus of provisions laid in for 130 passengers landed here from Tobermory" [CG]
07/14/1806	Humphreys Pass.	Tobermory, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 14 July, 1806 "Humphreys" of 250 tons Capt. John Young from Tobermory, N Britain with 97 passengers & baggage [CG]
09/09/1806	Ann	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 9 Sep., 1806 "Ann" of 159 tons Capt. Robt. Cornfoot from Liverpool, GB [CG]
09/09/1806	Ann	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 Sep., 1806 - "Ann" of 159 tons, Capt. Robt. Cornfoot, for Liverpool" [CG]
09/22/1806	Spencer Pass.	Oban, N. Britain.	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 Sep., 1806 "Spencer" of 330 tons Capt. Forrster Brown from Oban, NB with 114 passengers & baggage [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Spencer, of Newcastle, master Forster Brown, from Oban to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island with 115 passengers, arrived 22 Sept 1806." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/22/1806	Spencer	P.E.I.	Oban, N. Britain.	Benjamin Chappell Diary: "02 Dec., 1806 - The ship Spencer Sail'd for home." [CG]
09/23/1806	Isle of Skye Pass.	Tobermory, N. Britain.	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 Sep., 1806 "Isle of Skye" of 182 tons Capt. John Thom from Tobermory, NB [N. Britain] with 37 passengers & baggage [CG]
09/23/1806	Isle of Skye	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "23 Sep., 1806 - "Isle of Skye" of 182 tons, Capt. John Thom, for Liverpool, GB" [CG]
00/00/1806	Elizabeth and Ann Pass.	Thurso, N. Britain.	P.E.I.	Departed Thurso November 8th, 1806 - Capt. Thomas Wynn - 97 Passengers
05/19/1807	Elizabeth and Ann	Newcastle Upon Tyne, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 19 May, 1807 "Elizabeth & Ann" of 286 tons Capt. Thos. Wynn from Newcastle upon Tyne [CG]
05/19/1807	John	Newcastle Upon Tyne, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 19 May, 1807 "John" of 283 tons Capt. Thos. Lotherington from Newcastle upon Tyne [GC]
06/15/1807	Elizabeth and Ann	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "15 June, 1807 - "Elizabeth & Ann" of 286 tons, Capt. Thos. Winn, for London, GB" [CG]
06/15/1807	John	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "15 June, 1807 - "John" of 283 tons, Capt. Thos. Lotherington, for London, GB" [CG]
07/01/1807	Hope	Liverpool, G. Britain	Georgetown, P.E.I.	Capt. John Ford - Brought from England with a cargo of merchandise, and slated to return with pine timber for Great Britain. Chartered by Andrew MacDonald and Sons of Three Rivers. Sailors from the Vessel were taken by the Captain of the sloop, Halifax, and pressed into her Majesty's service against their will. It is not believed that these men were allowed to return to the Hope. Warburton's "History of Prince Edward Island", pg. 306. From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 01 July, 1807 - "Hope" of 342 tons Capt. John Ford from Liverpool, N Britain[GC]
07/01/1807	Hope	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 July, 1807 - "Hope" of 342 tons, Capt. Jno. Ford, for Liverpool, GB" [CG]
07/24/1807	Isle of Skye	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 July, 1807 "Isle of Skye" of 181 tons Capt. John Thom from Liverpool, G Britain [GC]
08/21/1807	Isle of Skye	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "21 Aug., 1807 - "Isle of Skye' of 181 tons, Capt. John Thom, for Liverpool" [CG]
09/10/1807	Charlton	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 Sep., 1807 - "Charlton" of 160 tons, Capt. Jas. Breddy, for Liverpool, GB" [CG]
09/23/1807	Richard	Londonderry, Ireland	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 Sep., 1807 "Richard" of 267 tons Capt. Peter Park from Londonderry, Ireland [GC]
09/30/1807	Friendship	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 30 Sep., 1807 "Friendship" of 168 tons Capt. John Beatson from London - also - from the Diary of Benjamin Chappell "30 Sep., 1807 Arrived at about 10 am General Fanning" - believed to have arrived on this vessel [CG]
10/20/1807	Charles & Maria	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "20 Oct., 1807 - "Charles & Maria" Capt. Wm. Aitken, for Liverpool, GB" [CG]
11/07/1807	Richard	P.E.I.	Newcastle, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "07 Nov., 1807 - "Richard" of 267 tons, Capt. Peter Park, for Newcastle" [CG]
11/25/1807	Sally	P.E.I.	Quebec	The Democratic Press (Philadelphia) - 1807 Nov 25 (evening edition) page 3: "The following vessels have arrived at Quebec from Halifax, with troops for the defence of the that provice....schr. Sally, from Prince Edwards Island, with 50 officers and privates" [Brian Molyneaux]
11/26/1807	Friendship	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "26 Nov., 1807 - "Friendship" of 168 tons, Capt. John Beatson, for London, GB" [CG]
00/00/1807	Locheil	Western Highlands, Scot.	P.E.I.
00/00/1807	Rambler	Capt. Salmon, Perthshire, Scotland.	Lot 62, P.E.I.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists the Capt. of this voyage as Capt. Salmon, and passengers incl. Mrs. MacMillan & son, Ewen, & Stewarts, destination, Lot 62. This voyage is mentioned twice in the document, Stewarts added in second mention.
04/28/1808	Hope	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 28 April, 1808 "Hope" of 342 tons Capt., Jas. Tresidder from Liverpool, G Britain [GC]
05/11/1808	Abeona	Norfolk, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 11 May, 1808 "Abeona" of 250 tons Capt. Robt. Hunter from Lynn Regis, Norfolk, England [GC]
05/13/1808	William	Newcastle upon Tyne, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 13 May, 1808 "William" of 258 tons Capt. Jas. Fothergill from Newcastle upon Tyne [GC]
05/19/1808	Susanna	Newcastle upon Tyne, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 19 May, 1808 "Susanna" of 215 tons Capt. Anthy Robeson from Newcastle upon Tyne [GC]
05/23/1808	Margaret	Leith, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 May, 1808 "Margaret" of 100 tons Capt. Wm. Smith from Leith, N. Britain [CG]
05/23/1808	Esther	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 May, 1808 "Esther" of 302 tons Capt. Gilbert Rose from Liverpool, Great Britain [GC]
05/23/1808	Elizabeth and Ann	Newcastle upon Tyne, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 May, 1808 "Elizth & Ann" of 286 tons Capt. Thos. Winn from Newcastle [GC]
05/26/1808	Hope	Hull, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 26 May, 1808 "Hope" of 325 tons Capt. Christr. Baldwin from Hull [CG]
05/28/1808	Hope	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "28 April, 1808 - "Hope" of 342 tons, Capt. Jno. Tressider, for Liverpool" [GC]
06/02/1808	Konigsberg	Hull, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 2 June, 1808 Konigsberg" of 254 tons Capt. Thomas Driver from Hull [CG]
06/08/1808	Providence	Whitehaven, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 8 June, 1808 "Providence" of 117 tons Capt. Jos. Graves from Whitehaven [CG]
06/13/1808	Konigsberg	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "13 June, 1808 - "Konigsberg" of 254 tons, Capt. Thos. Driver, for Hull, GB" [GC]
06/15/1808	Unanimity	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 15 June, 1808 "Unanimity" of 270 tons Capt. Lawce Kent from Liverpool, GB [CG]
06/16/1808	Devonshire	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	23 Passengers. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 16 June, 1808 "Devonshire" of 300 tons Capt. Peter Robertson from Liverpool, GB with 23 passengers & baggage [CG]
06/16/1808	Elizabeth & Ann	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "16 June, 1808 - "Elizabeth & Ann" Capt. Thos. Winn, for London" [CG]
06/18/1808	Favorite	Kirkaldy, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 18 June, 1808 "Favourite" of 165 tons Capt. Jas. Ballantyne from Kirkaldy, NB [CG]
06/18/1808	Maria	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 18 June, 1808 "Maria" of 310 tons Capt. Thos. Maxwell from London [CG]
06/18/1808	William	P.E.I.	Newcastle Upon Tyne, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "18 June, 1808 - "William" of 258 tons, Capt. Jos. Fothergill, for Newcastle upon Tyne" [GC]
06/20/1808	Two Brothers	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 20 June, 1808 "Two Brothers" of 236 tons Capt. Wm. Chantler from Plymouth, GB [CG]
07/02/1808	Atlantic	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward:02 July, 1808 - "Atlantic" of 207 tons Capt. Jas. Brien from Liverpool, GB with 10,000 bricks [GC]
07/22/1808	Sheddens	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 July, 1808 "Sheddens" of 400 tons Capt, Michael Jordan from London, GB [CG]
07/28/1808	Hope	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 28 July, 1808 "Hope" of 237 tons Capt. Jno. Chambers from London [CG]
08/16/1808	Sophia	Bristol, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Edinburgh Advertiser, 12 Oct 1808, page 5. A letter from Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Island, of date August 25th, says -:- "The Sophia, brig from Bristol, arrived on the 16th inst. with a Mr. Norris, his family, and other settlers, in number, 23. They may prove a valuable acquisition. On the 21st, the Elizabeth, Milns, arrived from North Britain, with 76 settlers. These latter came without money or provisions, and it is said, will be followed by three ships more of the same description. It is melancholy to reflect that so many poor people should be so deceived, as they are taught to imagine that they are coming to a land flowing with milk and honey - and on their arrival cannot find a house to shelter them. But Highlanders are better calculated to meet such hardships than any other people. In a few days, they dissappear, and burrow like rabbits in the woods, or mix with their clans." [Brian Molyneaux]
08/24/1808	Elizabeth	Oban, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 Aug., 1808 "Elizabeth" of 214 tons Capt. Wm. Milne from Oban, NB with 96 passengers & baggage [GC] Edinburgh Advertiser, 12 Oct 1808, page 5. A letter from Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Island, of date August 25th, says -:- "The Sophia, brig from Bristol, arrived on the 16th inst. with a Mr. Norris, his family, and other settlers, in number, 23. They may prove a valuable acquisition. On the 21st, the Elizabeth, Milns, arrived from North Britain, with 76 settlers. These latter came without money or provisions, and it is said, will be followed by three ships more of the same description. It is melancholy to reflect that so many poor people should be so deceived, as they are taught to imagine that they are coming to a land flowing with milk and honey - and on their arrival cannot find a house to shelter them. But Highlanders are better calculated to meet such hardships than any other people. In a few days, they dissappear, and burrow like rabbits in the woods, or mix with their clans." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/05/1808	Mars	Oban, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 5 Sep., 1808 "Mars" of 208 tons Capt. Geo. Caithness from Oban, NB with 94 passengers & baggage [CG]
09/10/1808	Alfred	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 10 Sep., 1808 "Alfred" of 298 tons Capt. John Beatson from Plymouth, GB [CG]
09/12/1808	Traveller	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 12 Sep., 1808 "Traveller" of 191 tons Capt. F. Allison from London with 13 cases containing marble chimney pieces & slabs of Portland stone [CG]
09/21/1808	Clarendon Pass.	Tobermory, N. Britain/Oban, Scotland	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Capt. James Hines - 188 Passengers, Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, states the Clarendon arrived in Charlottetown, and among the passengers were the Shaws of West River. A notation on the next page lists the following families also arriving: McDonalds, Kennedys, Colonsay, Munns to Kingsborough, Robertson's to Marshfield, Andersons, McNeils, McLeans, Stewarts, Camerons, McFarlanes, Dewars, Campbells, & McKinnons. - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 21 Sep., 1808 "Clarendon" of 425 tons Capt. Jas. Hines from Oban, GB with 188 passengers & baggage [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Vol. II Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Clarendon, of Hull, 421 tons, master James Hines, from Oban, 6 Aug 1808 to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island with 188 passengers, arrived 21 Sept 1808." [Brian Molyneaux]
10/10/1808	Mariner	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 10 Oct., 1808 "Mariner" of 218 tons Capt. Jos. Straker from Newcastle upon Tyne [GC]
10/17/1808	Isle of Skye	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 Oct., 1808 "Isle of Skye" of 181 tons Capt. John Thom from Liverpool, GB [GC]
10/22/1808	Lynx	Hull, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 Oct., 1808 "Lynx" of 340 tons Capt. Turner Weldon from Hull, GB [CG]
10/24/1808	Brothers	Hull, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 Oct., 1808 "Brothers" of 377 tons Capt. Anthy. Edwards from Hull, GB [CG]
12/00/1808	Favorite	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	The Edinburgh Advertiser (Edinburgh) - "1809 April 7 The Favourite, Stewart, from Prince Edward's Island to Liverpool, was wrecked near Murray Harbour in December last." [Brian Molyneaux]
05/13/1809	Margaret	Queens Ferry, N. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Wm. Smith - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 100 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 13 May, 1809 "Margaret" Capt. Wm. Smith of 100 tons from Queensferry, N. Britain [CG]
05/13/1809	Stag	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Wm. Hollett - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 109 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 13 May, 1809 "Stag" of 109 tons Capt. Wm Hollett from London [CG]
05/13/1809	William	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 250 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 13 May, 1809 "William" of 258 tons Capt. Jas. Fothergill from Newcastle [CG]
05/13/1809	Susannah	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Snow 215 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 13 May, 1809 "Susanna" of 215 tons Capt. John Irvin from Newcastle with 40 small casks copperas [GC]
05/15/1809	Experiment	Mary Port, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Jas. Bell - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Snow 161 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 15 May, 1809 "Experiment" of 101 tons Capt.Jas. Bell from Maryport, GB [CG]
05/16/1809	Polly	North Shields, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Thos. Watson - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Snow 284 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 16 May, 1809 "Polly" of 284 tons Capt. Thos. Watson from Newcastle [CG]
05/16/1809	Hazard	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Snow 231 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 16 May, 1809 "Hazard" of 231 tons Capt. Jno. Waller from Newcastle [CG]
05/17/1809	Anne	Borrowstouness, N. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Jas. Henry - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 124 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 May, 1809 "Anne" of 124 tons Capt. James Henry from Borrowstouness, NB [CG]
05/17/1809	Union	N. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Thos. Henry - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 136 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 May, 1809 "Union" of 130 tons Capt. Thos. Henry from Borrowstouness, NB [CG]
05/17/1809	Traveller	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Barque 192 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 May, 1809 "Traveller" of 192 tons Capt. Jas. Jones? from Newcastle [CG]
05/17/1809	Breadalbane	Kircaldy, N. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. Jas. McFarlane - N.S. Archives, MG 100 vol 209, #51. Brig 237 tons. Also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 17 May, 1809 "Breadalbane" of 237 tons Capt. Jas. McFarlane from Kirkaldy, NB [CG]
05/20/1809	Two Brothers	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 20 May, 1809 "Two Brothers" of 230 tons Capt. Wm. Chantler from Plymouth, GB [CG]
05/22/1809	Juno	Sunderland, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 May, 1809 "Juno" of 249 tons Capt. Jas. Warner from Sunderland, GB [CG]
05/22/1809	Margaret	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: "22 May, 1809 - "Margaret" of 153 tons, Capt Wm. Spendlove, for London" [CG]
05/23/1809	Nancy	Portsmouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 May, 1809 "Nancy" of 237 tons Capt. Jno. Galilee from Portsmouth, GB [CG]
05/24/1809	Mary's Albion?	Kirkaldy, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 May, 1809 "Mary's Albion"? of 103 tons Capt. Jno. Moyes from Kirkaldy, GB [GC]
05/24/1809	Princess of Wales	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 May, 1809 "Princess of Wales" of 384 tons Capt. Wm. Davenport from London - also - PAPEI Acc 3035/1 page 399 Custom House letter book: Letter from EPI Customs to London: "Custom House, P.E. Island, 21 July, 1809: Sir: We have to inform you that we have transmitted to the Honorable Board our Custom House Accounts at this Port for the Quarter ending the 5 July in this present year per the ship Princess of Wales, William Davenport, Master bound to London - hoping they will arrive safe & meet their Honor's approbation -- We have the honor to be, Sir Your most obedt. humble Servant W. Townshend, Coll. J. L. DesBarres, Compt. To: James Newey Esqr. Custom house London. [CG]
05/27/1809	Henry	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 27 May, 1809 "Henry" of 303 tons Capt. Geo. Bruce from Newcastle [CG]
05/29/1809	Douglas	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 29 May, 1809 "Douglas" of 234 tons Capt. Jas. Pottinger from London [CG]
06/02/1809	Integrity	Whitehaven, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 2 June, 1809 "Integrity" of 170 tons Capt. Wm. Mordy from Whitehaven [CG]
06/03/1809	Two Brothers	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 June, 1809 - "Two Brothers" of 236 tons, Capt. Wm. Chantler, for Plymouth" [GC]
06/05/1809	Alfred	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 5 June, 1809 "Alfred' of 298 tons Capt. Wm. Wilkinson from Plymouth. Departed and ran aground late November 1809. - See Claim Against Capt. Wilkinson! [GC]
06/08/1809	Clarendon	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 8 June, 1809 "Clarendon" of 421 tons Capt. Jas. Hines from London [CG]
06/10/1809	Hazard	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 June 1809 - "Hazard" of 231 tons, Capt. Jno. Waller, for Liverpool" [CG]
06/10/1809	Experiment	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 June, 1809 - "Experiment" of 161 tons, Capt. Jos. Bell, for Dublin" [CG]
06/12/1809	Reliance	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 12 June, 1809 "Reliance" of 237 tons Capt. Richd. Shotlon? from London [CG]
06/12/1809	Oliver	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 12 June, 1809 "Oliver" of 190 tons Capt. Andrw. Thompson from London [CG]
06/12/1809	Stag	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "12 June, 1809 - "Stag" of 109 tons, Capt. Wm Hollett, for London" [CG]
06/12/1809	William	P.E.I.	Newcastle, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "12 June, 1809 - "William" of 258 tons, Capt. Jos. Fothergill, for Newcastle" [CG]
06/12/1809	Margaret	P.E.I.	Queensferry, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "12 June, 1809 - "Margaret" of 10 tons, Capt. Wm. Smith, for Queensferry" [CG]
06/13/1809	Integrity	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "13 June, 1809 - "Integrity" of 170 tons, Capt. Wm. Mordy, for Cork" [CG]
06/14/1809	Albion	Dundee, N. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 14 June, 1809 "Albion" of 152 tons Capt. Robt. Kidd from Dundee, NB with 39 passengers & baggage [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Albion, of Dundee, brig, 266 tons, master Kid, from Dundee to Quebec, 30 Apr 1809, with 70 passengers ; 39 passengers disembarked in Prince Edward Island 14 June 1809." [Brian Molyneaux]
06/16/1809	Industry	Bermuda	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 16 June, 1809 "Industry" of 211 tons Capt. Erasmus Davidson from Bermuda [CG]
06/19/1809	Atalanta	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 19 June, 1809 "Atalanta" of 249 tons Capt. Thos. Kemble? from Newcastle [CG]
06/19/1809	Mary & Allison	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 June, 1809 - "Mary & Alison" of 103 tons, Capt. Jno. Rogers, for Dublin" [GC]
06/19/1809	Bucephalus	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 19 June, 1809 "Bucephalus" of 182 tons Capt. Jno. Smith from Newcastle [CG]
06/20/1809	Union	P.E.I.	Glasgow, Scotland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "20 June, 1809 - "Union" of 130 tons, Capt. Thos. Henry for Glasgow" [CG]
06/20/1809	Anne	P.E.I.	Glasgow, Scotland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "20 June, 1809 - "Anne" of 124 tons, Capt. Jas. Henry, for Glasgow" [CG]
06/22/1809	Eagle	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 June, 1809 "Eagle" of 278 tons Capt. Jno. Smith from London [CG]
06/22/1809	Wm. & Margaret	Londonderry, Ireland	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 June, 1809 "Wm. & Margaret" of 174 tons Capt. Saml. Balfour from Londonderry [GC]
06/22/1809	Royal Edward	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 June, 1809 "Royal Edward" of 204 tons Capt. Alex. Anderson from Liverpool, GB [GC]
06/22/1809	Anglin	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 22 June, 1809 - "Anglin" of 214 tons Capt. Jas. Ball from Liverpool, GB [CG]
06/23/1809	Commerce	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 23 June, 1809 "Commerce" of 190 tons Capt. Willm. Hasper? from Newcastle [CG]
06/24/1809	London	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 24 June, 1809 "London" of 279 tons Capt. David Young from London [CG]
06/26/1809	Tenmouth Castle	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 26 June, 1809 "Tenmouth Castle" of 251 tons Capt. Jas. Newton from Newcastle [CG]
06/29/1809	Union	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 29 June, 1809 "Union"of 239 tons Capt. Wm. Pinkney from Newcastle [CG]
06/29/1809	Collins	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 29 June, 1809 "Collins" of 247 tons Capt. Alex. Campbell from Newcastle [CG]
06/29/1809	Anglin	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 June, 1809 - "Anglin" of 214 tons, Capt. Jno. Bell, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/03/1809	Duke of Clarence	Newcastle, G. Britain	P.E.I.	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Inward: 3 July, 1809 "Duke of Clarence" of 280 tons Capt. Jas. Laing from Newcastle [CG]
07/03/1809	Susanna	P.E.I.	Newcastle, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 July, 1809 - "Susanna" of 215 tons, Capt. Jas. Irwin, for Newcastle" [GC]
07/03/1809	Polly	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "07 July, 1809 - "Polly" of 284 tons, Capt. Thos. Watson, for Hull with 5 pieces bird eyed maple" [CG]
(Customs Inward Listings from 5 July 1809 - 12 Oct. 1819 are not available - Customs Outward listings and newspaper arrival reports can be used to provide evidence a vessel was here during this period)
07/07/1809	Breadalbane	P.E.I.	Leith, N. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "07 July, 1809 - "Breadalbane" of 237 tons, Capt. Jas. McFarlane for Leith" [GC]
07/08/1809	Royal Edward	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "08 July, 1809 - "Royal Edward" of 264 tons, Capt. Alex. Anderson, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/10/1809	Ann	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 July, 1809 - "Ann" of 182 tons, Capt. Andrw Bibbins, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/14/1809	Industry	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 July, 1809 - "Industry" of 211 tons, Capt. Enos Davidson, for London" [GC]
07/17/1809	Nancy	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "17 July, 1809 - "Nancy" of 237 tons, Capt. Jno. Galilee, for London" [GC]
07/19/1809	Oliver	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 July, 1809 - "Oliver" of 190 tons, Capt. Andrw Thomson, for London" [GC]
07/20/1809	Bucephalus	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "20 July, 1809 - "Bucephalus" of 182 tons, Capt. Jno. Smith, for London" [GC]
07/20/1809	Traveller	P.E.I.	Easy Coast, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "20 July, 1810 - "Traveller" of 192 tons, Capt. Jno. Tone, for a port on the east coast of England" [CG]
07/21/1809	Concord	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "21 July, 1809 - "Concord" of 150 tons, Capt. Danl. Cole, for London" [GC]
07/21/1809	Princess of Wales	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "21 July, 1809 - "Princess of Wales" of 384 tons, Capt. Wm Davenport for London" [GC]
07/22/1809	Helen	P.E.I.	Perth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "22 July, 1809 - "Helen" of 137 tons, Capt. Robt. Kirk for Perth" [CG]
07/22/1809	Castor	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "22 July, 1809 - "Castor" of 20 tons, Capt. Jno. Irving for Liverpool" [GC]
07/25/1809	Mary Ann	P.E.I.	Belfast, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 July, 1809 - "Mary Ann" of 155 tons, Capt. Wm. Fisher, for Belfast Ireland" [GC]
07/25/1809	Clarendon	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 July, 1809 - "Clarendon" of 421 tons, Capt. James Hines for London" [GC]
07/25/1809	Commerce	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 July, 1809 - "Commerce" of 190 tons, Capt. Willm Harper, for London" [GC]
07/29/1809	Bell	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 July, 1809 - "Bell" of 170 tons, Capt. Jno. Carlisle, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/29/1809	Jane	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 July, 1809 - "Jane" of 170 tons, Capt. Peter Asbridge, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/29/1809	Luis	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 July, 1809 - "Luis" of 199 tons, Capt. Jona Wright, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/29/1809	Juno	P.E.I.	East Coast, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 July, 1809 - "Luis" of 199 tons, Capt. Jona Wright, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/31/1809	Ellen	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "31 July, 1809 - "Ellen" of 210 tons, Capt. Wm. Thompson, for Liverpool" [GC]
08/01/1809	Union	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Aug., 1809 - "Union" of 239 tons, Capt. Wm. Pinkney, for London" [CG]
08/01/1809	Douglas	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Aug., 1809 - "Douglas" of 234 tons, Capt. Jas. Pottinger for Hull" [GC]
08/01/1809	Henry	P.E.I.	Stockton, Cy. Durham	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Aug., 1809 - "Henry" of 303 tons, Capt. Geo. bruce, for Stockton, Cy. Durham" [GC]
08/04/1809	Atalanta	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "04 Aug., 1809 - "Atalanta" of 249 tons, Capt. Thos. Humble, for Hull" [GC]
08/04/1809	Juror	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "04 Aug., 1809 - "Juror" of 174 tons, Capt. Jas. Main, for Limerick" [CG]
08/04/1809	Reliance	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "04 Aug., 1809 - "Reliance" of 237 tons, Capt. Richd. Shotton, for London" [GC]
08/05/1809	Barrick	P.E.I.	Hull, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "05 Aug., 1809 - "Barrick" of 255 tons, Capt. Wm. Irwin, for Hull" [CG]
08/05/1809	William & Margaret	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "05 Aug., 1809 - "Wm & Margt" of 174 tons, Capt. Saml. Balfour, for Dublin " [GC]
08/05/1809	Good Intent	P.E.I.	Exeter, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 Aug., 1809 - "Good Intent" of 53 tons, capt. Jno. Akerman, for Exeter, GB" [GC]
08/05/1809	Seven Sisters	P.E.I.	Portsmouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "12 Aug., 1809 - "Seven Sisters" of 179 tons, Capt. Wm. Brownie, for Portsmouth, GB" [GC]
08/14/1809	Eagle	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Aug., 1809 - "Eagle" of 278 tons, Capt. Jno. Smith, for London" [CG]
08/14/1809	Hope	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Aug., 1809 - "Hope" of 136 tons, Capt. Jas. Lyall, for London" [CG]
08/19/1809	Collins	P.E.I.	Newcastle, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 Aug., 1809 - "Collins" of 247 tons, Capt. Alex Campbell, for Newcastle" [GC]
08/19/1809	Prosperity	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 Aug., 1809 - "Prosperity" of 157 tons, Capt. Jno. Thomson, for Liverpool" [GC]
08/24/1809	Duke of Clarence	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "24 Aug., 1809 - "Duke of Clarence" of 280 tons, Capt. Jno. Laing, for London" [GC]
08/25/1809	Expedition	P.E.I.	Topsham, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 Aug., 1809 - "Expedition" of 82 tons, Capt. Thos. Cross for Topsham" [GC]
08/26/1809	Sylvan	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "26 Aug., 1809 - "Sylvan" of 187 tons, Capt. Ralph Short, for London" [GC]
08/26/1809	John	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "26 Aug., 1809 - "John" of 283 tons, Capt. Thos. Lotherington, for London" [GC]
08/28/1809	Jean	P.E.I.	Glasgow, Scotland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "28 Aug., 1809 - "Jean" of 155 tons, Capt. Tobias Mitchell, for Glasgow" [GC]
08/28/1809	Tenmouth Castle	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "28 Aug., 1809 - "Tenmouth Castle" of 251 tons, Capt. Jas. Newton, for London" [GC]
08/29/1809	Eliza	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "29 Aug., 1809 - "Eliza" of 128 tons, Capt. Richd. Henley, for Plymouth" [GC]
08/31/1809	Isabella & Mary	P.E.I.	Southampton, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "31 Aug., 1809 - "Isabella & Mary" of 214 tons, Capt. Richd. Crosby, for Southampton, GB" [CG]
09/01/1809	London	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Sep., 1809 - "London" of 279 tons, Capt. Robt. Anderson, for London" [GC]
09/01/1809	Friendship	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Sep., 1809 - "Friendship" of 230 tons, Capt. Wm. Smith, for London" [GC]
09/08/1809	Cato	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "08 Sep., 1809 - "Cato" of 186 tons, Capt. O.C. Berg, for London" [CG]
09/11/1809	Mary	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "12 Sep., 1809 - "Mary" of 176 tons, Capt. John Martin, for Cork" [CG]
09/22/1809	Margaret	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "22 Sep., 1809 - "Margaret" of 166 tons, Capt. Mark Gardner, for London" [GC] This was the same vessel referred to in the following passage: Edinburgh Advertiser, Nov. 21 1809 - "The Margaret, Gardner from Prince Edward's Island to Plymouth, was taken 22d ult. by the Decide, French privateer; kept possession of her for six hours, and after being plundered was given up to the master and crew. She is arrived in Bantry Bay." Thanks to Michael Rennie for this transcription of the newspaper article.
09/23/1809	Adventure	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "23 Sep., 1809 - "Adventure" of 92 tons, Capt. Henry Harcus?, for Dublin" [GC]
10/04/1809	Commerce	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "04 Oct., 1809 - "Commerce" of 200 tons, Capt. Richd. Holliday, for London" [GC]
10/18/1809	Flora	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "18 Oct., 1809 - "Flora" of 251 tons, Capt. Richd. Cross, for London" [GC]
10/30/1809	Prescott	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "30 Oct., 1809 - "Prescott" of 329 tons, Capt. Chrisr. Clark for London, with 8 planks bird eyed maple" [CG]
11/03/1809	Eliza	P.E.I.	Weymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 Nov., 1809 - "Eliza" of 130 tons, Capt. Willm. Ford, for Weymouth, GB" [GC]
11/03/1809	Cognac	P.E.I.	Weymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 Nov., 1809 - "Cognac" of 121 tons, Capt. Stephen Harvey, for Weymouth" [GC]
11/03/1809	Alfred	P.E.I.	Weymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 Nov., 1809 - "Alfred" of 298 tons, Capt. Wm Wilkinson, for Plymouth, GB" [GC]
11/06/1809	Mary	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "06 Nov., 1809 - "Mary" of 164 tons, Capt. Jas. Creighton, for London" [GC]
11/11/1809	Aurora	P.E.I.	Poole, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "11 Nov., 1809 - "Aurora" of 149 tons, Capt. Peter Wood, for Poole, GB" [GC]
11/28/1809	Grace	P.E.I.	Whitehaven, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "28 Nov., 1809 - "Grace" of 166 tons, Capt. Richd. Gibson, for Whitehaven" [GC]
12/09/1809	Rebecca	P.E.I.	Bermuda	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 Dec., 1809 - "Rebecca" of 90 tons, Capt. Jos. Attwood, for Bermuda" [GC]
12/09/1809	Stag	P.E.I.	St. Johns & London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "11 Dec., 1809 - "Stag" of 109 tons, Capt. Wm. Hollett, for St. John's & London" [GC]
12/14/1809	Mary Ann	P.E.I.	Dundee, Scotland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Dec., 1809 - "Mary Ann" of 292 tons, Capt. Wm. Denchang, for Dundee" [GC]
12/14/1809	Two Brothers	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Dec., 1809 - "Two Brothers" of 236 tons, Capt. Wm. Chantler, for Plymouth, GB" [GC]
12/16/1809	Lugnal	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "16 Dec., 1809 - "Lugnal" of 152 tons, Capt. Thos. Wright, for Liverpool, GB" [GC]
12/19/1809	Favorite	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 Dec., 1809 - "Favourite" of 165 tons, Capt. Geo Campbell, for London" [GC]
06/25/1810	Two Brothers	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 June, 1810 - "Two Brothers" of 235 tons, Capt. Wm. Chantler, for Plymouth, GB with 235 boathook handles" [CG]
06/25/1810	Grace	P.E.I.	Whitehaven, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "25 June, 1810 - "Grace" of 166 tons, Capt. Richard Gibson, for Whitehaven" [GC]
06/26/1810	Sparkler	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "26 June, 1810 - "Sparkler" of 104 tons, Capt. Alex Brown, for Plymouth, GB" [GC]
06/04/1810	Hibernia	P.E.I.	Whitehaven, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "04 June, 1810 - "Hibernia" of 145 tons, Capt. Thos Archer for Whitehaven" [GC]
06/16/1810	Louisa	P.E.I.	Portsmouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "16 June, 1810 - "Louisa" of 223 tons, Capt. Alex Croall, for Portsmouth, GB" [GC]
06/16/1810	Ulysses	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "16 June, 1810 - "Ulysses" of 207 tons, Capt. Robt. Richardson, for Plymouth, GB" [GC]
06/28/1810	Margaret	P.E.I.	Queensferry, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "28 June, 1810 - "Margaret" of 100 tons, Capt. Willm Smith, for Queensferry" [GC]
06/00/1810	Polly	Scotland	Little Sands, P.E.I.	There is evidence that the "Polly" landed in Little Sands in 1810. I have very few details on this landing, other than the outgoing customs records proving it had been here in 1810 (see Below). Among the settlers arriving was a Mathieson family. Ref:"A Brief History of St. Peter's Bay", C. C. Pratt, pg. 2.
06/30/1810	Polly	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "30 June, 1810 - "Polly" of 284 tons, Capt. Willm Elnad, for London" [CG]
07/09/1810	Changeable	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 July, 1810 - "Changeable" of 225 tons, Capt. Thos. Dawson, for London" [GC]
07/09/1810	Truro	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 July, 1810 - "Truro" of 236 tons, Capt. Alex. Campbell, for London" [GC]
07/10/1810	Isabella	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 July, 1810 - "Isabella" of 169 tons, Capt. Robt. Hinde for Dublin" [GC]
07/23/1810	Anne	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "23 July, 1810 - "Anne" of 245 tons, Capt. Jos. Cummins, for London" [CG]
07/31/1810	Thornton	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "31 July, 1810 - "Thornton" of 222 tons, Capt. Willm. Turnbull, for Liverpool, GB" [GC]
08/02/1810	John & Mary	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "02 Aug., 1810 - "John & Mary" of 134 tons, Capt. Chas. Walton, for Plymouth" [GC]
08/02/1810	Mary Ann	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "02 Aug., 1810 - "Mary Ann" of 147 tons, Capt. Wm. Hunter, for London" [GC]
08/14/1810	Fisher	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Aug., 1810 - "Fisher" of 170 tons, Capt. John Ditchburn, for Dublin" [GC]
09/03/1810	Catherine	Oban, Scotland	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, says the passengers were from Leith, and arrival port was Charlottetown, and among the passengers were Miss Margaret McDougall who married Malcolm McGregor who arrived on the Phoenix, and who taught school in Charlottetown Royalty. Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 3 Sept., Brig Catherine, Capt. James Lillie, from Oburn
09/03/1810	Phoenix	Tobermory, Scotland	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Capt. William Ayer, Oban., Malcolm MacGregor, of Tobermory & Allan Macmillan, wife, and three children were aboard this ship (P & P of P.E.I., pg. 404,712). Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists port of arrival, Charlottetown. Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 3 Sept., Brig Phoenix, Capt. Wm. Airey, from Oburn
09/04/1810	Snow Eliza	St. John's	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 4 Sept., Snow Eliza, Richard Henley, from St. John's
09/04/1810	Amphion	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 4 Sept., Brig Amphion, Capt. Robert Brass, from London
09/04/1810	Good Intent	P.E.I.	Pictou, N.S.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Dep. 4 Sept., Schr. Good Intent, Capt. William Ashwick, to Pictou
09/07/1810	Success	Halifax, N.S.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 7 Sept., Schr. Success, Capt. Simon Deagle, from Halifax
09/07/1810	Catherine	P.E.I.	Mirimachi, N.B.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Dep. 7 Sept., Brig Catherine, Capt. James Lillie, to Miramichi
09/07/1810	Active	Oban, Scot.	P.E.I.	Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Active, of Peterhead, master John Soutar, from Oban to Prince Edward Island with 80 passengers, arrived 7 Sept 1810, returned to Oban storm-damaged." [Brian Molyneaux]
09/10/1810	Endeavour	St. John's	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 10 Sept., Schr. Endeavour, Capt. Jos. Gallant, from St. John's
09/10/1810	Albion	P.E.I.	Whitehaven, G. Britain	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Dep. 10 Sept., Snow Albion, Capt. Rich Johnston, to Whitehaven - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs: "10 Sep., 1810 - "Albion" of 108 tons, Capt. Richd. Johnston, for Whitehaven" [CG]
09/13/1810	Snow Adamant	Oban, Scotland.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 13 Sept., Snow Adamant, Capt. Adam Hadley, from Oburn - 49 days, 80 passengers for Prince Edward Island. See notes under her departure.
09/14/1810	Good Intent	Quebec	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 14 Sept., Schr. Good Intent, Capt. Lewis Butler, from Quebec
09/14/1810	Diligent	Halifax, N.S.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 14 Sept., Shallop Diligent, Capt. Giles Huault, from Halifax
09/14/1810	Speculator	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Arr. 14 Sep., Brig Speculator, Capt. James Birnie, from Plymouth
09/14/1810	George	P.E.I.	St. John's, Newfoundland	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Dep. 14 Sept., Schr. George, Capt. E. Davidson, to St. John's
09/19/1810	Queen Charlotte	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "19 Sep., 1810 - "Queen Charlotte" of 126 tons, Capt. Jas. Park, for Plymouth, GB" [GC]
10/01/1810	Reliance	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Custom Outwards: "01 Oct., 1810 - "Reliance" of 237 tons, Capt. George Hall, for London" [GC]
10/03/1810	Amphion	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "03 Oct., 1810 - "Amphion" of 181 tons, Capt. Robt. Brass, for London" [GC]
10/06/1810	Nancy	Quebec	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 13 Oct., 1810: Arr. 6 Oct., Schr. Nancy, Capt. Deagle, from Quebec
10/08/1810	Eliza	P.E.I.	Topsham, G. Britain	Weekly Recorder 17 Sept., 1810: Dep: 8 Oct., Snow Eliza, Capt. Henley, for Topsham - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "08 Oct., 1810 - "Eliza" of 128 tons, Capt. Richd. Henley, for Topsham" [GC]
10/10/1810	Four Brothers	Pictou, N.S.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 13 Oct., 1810: Arr. 10 Oct., Shallop Four Brothers, Capt. Graham, from Pictou
10/11/1810	Janet	Fox Island	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 13 Oct., 1810: Arr: 11 Oct., Shallop Janet, Capt. McMullen, from Fox Island
10/18/1810	Eliza	Portsmouth, G. Britain	Cascumpeque, P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 23 Oct., 1810, "Brig "Eliza", G. Ford, Master, from Portsmouth to Cascumpeque wrecked 18 Oct., 1810 at Hunter Cape, New London passenger Lieut. Smith of 10th Veteran Regt." [GC].
10/19/1810	Nancy	Pictou, N.S.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 23 Oct., 1810: Arr. 19 Oct., Shallop Nancy, Capt. Jollymore, from Pictou
10/23/1810	Susannah	Fox Island	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 23 Oct., 1810: 23 Oct., Schr. Susannah, Capt. McDonald, from Fox Island
10/23/1810	Goodintent	Halifax, NS.	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder 23 Oct., 1810: Arr. Schr. Goodintent, Capt. Ashwick from Halifax, passenger: Archibald Campbell, Ship Master
10/26/1810	Endeavour	St. John's, Newfoundland	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 26 Oct., Schr. Endeavour, Capt. Kelly, from St. John's
10/27/1810	Two Brothers	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 27 Oct., Barq. Two Brothers, Capt. Chantler, from Plymouth
10/27/1810	Phoenix	P.E.I.	Leith, N. Britain	Weekly Recorder 06 Nov., 1810: Dep: 27 Oct., Brig Phoenix, Capt. W. Airey, to Leith - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "27 Oct., 1810 - "Phoenix" Capt. Wm. Airey, for Leith, North Britain with 12 bushels of cranberries for dyers use" [CG] - also - Edinburgh Advertiser, 15 Jan 1811: "Leith, Jan 15, - Arrived the Phoenix, Alray, from Prince Edward's Island, with timber" - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Scotland to America, 1628-1828. Volume II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002: "Phoenix, from Tobermory to Prince Edward Island with passengers 1810." [Brian Molyneaux]
10/27/1810	Tay	P.E.I.	Dundee, Scotland	Weekly Recorder 06 Nov., 1810: Dep: 27 Oct., Brig Tay, Capt. Elder, to Dundee - also - From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs: "27 Oct., 1810 - "Tay" of 172 tons, Capt. John Elder, for Dundee" [CG]
10/29/1810	Friendship	Kircudbright, Scotland	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 29 Oct., Snow Friendship, Capt. Hutchinson, from Kircudbright
10/31/1810	Sir Sydney Smith	Portsmouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 31 Oct., Smack Sir Sydney Smith, Capt. Lewis, from Portsmouth
11/02/1810	Snow Commerce	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 2 Nov., Snow Commerce, Capt. Adie, from London
11/05/1810	Brig Louisa	Portsmouth, G. Britain	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder of P.E.I., referred to in "The Jeffery Family of the Island of Wight and P.E.I.", by Betty M. Jeffery and Carter W. Jeffery, Pg. 19. Weekly Recorder, 6 Nov., 1810: Arr. 5 Nov., Brig Louisa, Capt. Croall, from Portsmouth
11/05/1810	Marie Christina	New Carlisle	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Weekly Recorder of P.E.I., Tuesday, November 6, 1810, page 40: 5 Nov., Schr. Marie Christina, Capt. Begol, from New Carlisle
11/09/1810	Hope	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "09 Nov., 1810 - "Hope" of 242 tons, Capt. Geo Sangster, for London" [CG]
11/14/1810	Spectator	P.E.I.	Weymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "14 Nov., 1810 - "Speculator" of 165 tos, Capt. Jas. Birnie, for Weymouth" [GC]
11/15/1810	Adamant	P.E.I.	Pictou	PAPEI RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outwards 1810: "15 Nov., 1810 - "Adamant" of 217 tons Capt. Adam Hadley to Pictou -- See also The Times (London) 13 Sept 1811 page 3: MELANCHOLY ACCOUNT.- The Adamant, Hedley, of Newcastle, sailed on the 26th of July, 1810, from Oban, with 80 passengers, for Prince Edward's Island, where she arrived after a favorable passage of 49 days, and landed them safely. She took in a cargo of timber, and left the island on the 13th of October, the wind being W.N.W. turning to windward into the gut of Canso, where she cast anchor. On the 15th, weighed at 3 a.m. wind variable, and got to the mouth of the gut that night, when ?? came on to blow very hard from the N.E., with very foggy whether. On the 19th, the storm increasing, the vessel unfortunatly upset, and remained about twenty minutes with her masts in the water, when she righted as far as the lee-edge of the deck, her starboard gunwale remaining constantly under. The boats and other things on deck were swept away; the sea, being very high, had a free passage down the hatchways, and washed the provisions out of the cabin-windows. The crew, 13 in number, were all ?lashed, and had nothing to subsist on but a little raw beet (at which they were each allowed two ounces per day) and a small quantity of rum. The water-casks being all stove by the violent motion of the vessel, they were obliged to dring their own urine. By the 23d, four of the crew had miserably perished, and were thrown into the sea. On the 24th, they came within sight of land, which proved to be Sable Island, on the outer bar of which, on the north-side, the vessel struck about two p.m. that day; she lost her rudder, but did not go to pieces. Here they remained two days longer. On the 25th four more of the crew died. The people of the Island appeared with a boat on the 26th, which had been brought overland in a cart for their relief. They were conveyed to a house two miles from the shore, and received very proper treatment. Milk was the first thing given to them, and in a week they recovered their strenght. The four dead bodies left in the ship were brought ashore the next day, and were decently interred in one grave, and an inscription placed thereon. Those who died were John Tosh, William Smith, John Cutter, James Cowens, James Burrell, William Carmichael, D. Bell, Daniel Smith. The last four were buried ashore. Three of the surviors, viz. John Short, Thomas Chicken, and James Spence, arrived at Shields last week in the Fr?? Briton. They left the island the 2?d of June, after having lived there more than seven months. The other two, Mr. Thomas Ridley, the owner, and the Captain, put to sea from the island, in an open boat, a considerable time before them, and being taken up by some ship at sea, got home some time since. Sable Island was settled by the Governor of Halifax about ten or eleven years ago; but there were not more than eight persons living on it when the crew left it." [Brian Molyneaux]
11/16/1810	Commerce	P.E.I.	Weymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "16 Nov., 1810 - "Commerce" of 202 tons, Capt. Robert Adie, for Weymouth, with 1 cask cranberries"[CG]
12/01/1810	Two Brothers	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Dec., 1810 - "Two Brothers" of 236 tons, Capt. Wm Chantler, for Plymouth" [GC]
12/01/1810	Alpha	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "01 Dec., 1810 - "Alpha" of 75 tons, Capt. Wm. Hayner, for London" [CG]
12/10/1810	Sir Sydney Smith	P.E.I.	Portsmouth, G. Britain	From PAPEI RG9, Collector of Customs Outward: "10 Dec., 1810 - "Sir Sydney Smith" of 114 tons, Capt. John Lewis, for Portsmouth" [GC]
00/00/1810	Margaret	Prob. N. Britain	P.E.I.	Capt. William Smith. PAPEI RG 6 Supreme Court Cases 1810 - "In the Supreme Court of Judicature of Prince Edward Island. James Strahan of the Parish of Richmond in Prince County Mariner maketh oath that William Smith Mariner , Master of the Brig Margaret now laying in Richmond Bay in the said County is justly indebted to this deponent in the sum of twenty five pounds currency and upwards being the Balance of ten months and fourteen days wages due deponent as a Carpenter and Mariner on Board the said Brig Margaret at five pounds ten shillings per Month making all just allowances. James Strachan - Sworn before me this nineteenth day of June 1810 at my House in Charlotte Town C. Colclough. Ch J [GC] This is the same vessel which made landings on May 23, 1808 and May 13, 1809 with the same Captain from N. Britain.

While some Newfoundland sailings to P.E.I. are included here, we have information on many more sailings to P.E.I. from other Maritime Provinces, Newfoundland, and to and from Boston, as well as indexes to most RG-9 Customs House Records on our "Ships Page"! I have decided to keep the bulk of these separate to keep this database from getting cluttered by these sailings, and to keep this database primarily for International sailings! RG-9 listings on that page include Maritime, International, and Newfoundland sailings. Maritime Passenger lists on that page will also show the passengers we have come across so far for sailings within the Maritimes. All international sailings from the Customs House and newspaper records we have, have been included in this database.

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