The PEI Ships Arrival/Departures Database

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Arrival Date M/D/Y	Ship	From	To	Details
05/17/1836	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Capt. Massey - Abt 10 Passengers. Royal Gazette, May 17, 1836 - May 17, 1836 - "Passengers in the Castalia from Plymouth: Mr. James Peake, merchant; Mr. Henry Shearman and family, and Miss Newton." [CG]
05/24/1836	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 21 Passengers. Royal Gazette, May 24, 1836 - "In the Victoria from London: J Woodman, Esq., Messrs. Thomas and Henry Woodman, John Macgowan, Esq., Mr Green; Messrs. J W Hopkins and son; Mr. Woolner and 3 children; Mr and Mrs Dix, and three children; Miss Mawley, and 4 in the steerage." [CG]
05/25/1836	Ardent	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 10 Passengers. Royal Gazette, May 24, 1836 - "In the Ardent from Liverpool, Mr Joseph Hodgson, wife and child; Messsrs. Duncan, Hope, James, Capt Long, Cocaigne, NB, and three in the steerage." [CG]
05/25/1836	Priam	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 24, 1836 - "In the Priam from Plymouth, Mr Isaac Nichols." [CG]
06/03/1836	Lady Young	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	4 Passengers. Royal Gazette, June 7, 1836 - "In the Lady Young from London, Robert Gray, Esq; Misses Elizabeth and Stukeley Gray, and servant." [CG]
06/08/1836	Pandora	Waterford, Ireland.	P.E.I.	47 Passengers. Royal Gazette, June 7, 1836 - "In the Pandora from Waterford, Mr Thomas Conroy, Mr Cochrane Doyle, Miss O'Farrel, and 44 in the steerage." [CG]
06/08/1836	Mary Jane	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/08/1836	Sappho	Bristol, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/08/1836	Magnes	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Owned by James Peake
06/12/1836	Sarah and Eliza	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	30 Passengers.
06/14/1836	Marina	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	2 Passengers. Royal Gazette, June 14, 1836 - "In the Marina, from Bideford, Mr and Mrs Grigg" [CG]
06/17/1836	Priam	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "17 June, 1836 - "Priam" Capt. Joseph Clarke, for Plymouth, with lumber" [GC]
06/24/1836	Castalia*	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain.	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 June, 1836 - "Castalia" Capt. Samuel Pile, for Plymouth, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, June 28, 1836 - "Departed: In the Castalia for Plymouth: Lady Young and 2 servants; Miss Clutterbuck, Mrs Garnaut, John Woodman and J Hopkins, Esq. [CG]"
06/24/1836	Victoria	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain.	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 June, 1836 - "Victoria" Capt. Simon Davies, for London, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, June 28, 1836 - "Departed: In the Victoria for London, Mr William Beer and family, Mrs Webber." [CG]
06/27/1836	Magnes	P.E.I. Owned by James Peake	Bristol, G. Britain.	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "27 June, 1836 - "Magnes" Capt. John Barrett, for Bristol, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, June 28, 1836 - "Departed: In the Magnes for Bristol, Mr R Parry and daughter." [CG]
06/29/1836	Margaret	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 June, 1836 - "Margaret" Capt. James Kelly, for Cork, with lumber" [GC]
07/26/1836	Anandale	Newfoundland	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, July 26, 1836 - "In the Anandale (at Three Rivers) from Nfld. Misses Stayner and Goff." [CG]
08/30/1836	Emeline	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	12 Passengers, Col. Harvey's Party.
09/13/1836	Brothers	P.E.I.	Newfoundland.	Royal Gazette, September 13, 1836 - "Departed: In the Brothers for Newfoundland, Messrs Rennie and Warren." [CG]
09/27/1836	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Capt. Massey - Abt 10 Passengers. Royal Gazette, September 27, 2836 - "In the Castalia from Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family; Miss Dalbein, and Mr. W. C. Monckton." [CG]
09/27/1836	Thomas Hanforth	Cork, Ireland.	P.E.I.	15 Passengers. Royal Gazette, September 27, 2836 - "In the Thomas Hanforth from Cork, Mr Simon Dodd, and 14 in the steerage." - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Inward: "27 Sep., 1836 - "Thomas Handford" brig, from Cork, with passengers & baggage"[CG]
09/28/1836	Margaret	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/04/1836	British Lady	Halifax, N.S.	Greenoch, Scotland	Royal Gazette, Oct 04 1836 "In the Acadia at Halifax, for Greenoch: Rev. J. Martin, Rev. J. Fraser, and Rev D. McConnochie and 11." [CG]
10/05/1836	Magnes	Bristol, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/10/1836	Spy	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Oct., 1836 - "Spy" Capt. David Taylor, for Limerick, with potatoes, lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, October 18, 2836 - "Departed: In the Spy, for Limerick, Mr Andrew Duncan." [GC]
10/13/1836	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 13 Passengers. Royal Gazette, October 18, 2836 - "In the Victoria from London, Mr. and Mrs. Fanning and servant; Mr. Chester Woolner, Mrs. Woolner and 3 children; Mrs. Webby, and 5 others." [CG]
10/18/1836	Minerva	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 Oct., 1836 - "Minerva" Capt. Lewis Truscott, for Swansea, Wales, with lumber" [GC]
10/22/1836	William	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 Oct., 1836 - "William" Capt. Samuel Nelmes, for Bermuda" - also - Royal Gazette 25 Oct., 1836: "CLEARED. schooner William, Nelmes, Bermuda, with wood & oats." and Royal Gazette 22 Nov., 1836: "The schooner William sailed from Three Rivers for Bermuda on Wednesday last - Passengers Mr. and Mrs. George Darrel, Miss Nelmes, Mr. S.H. Gilbert." [GC - referring to the same sailing with a stop at Three Rivers]
10/25/1836	Solo	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Bedeque, P.E.I.
11/05/1836	Ant	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "05 Nov., 1836 - "Ant" Capt. Joseph Clarke, for Limerick, with 62 pieces bird eye maple" [GC]
11/08/1836	Magnes	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "08 Nov., 1836 - "Magnes" Capt. John Barrett, for Limerick, with lumber" [GC]
11/10/1836	Esker	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Nov., 1836 - "Esker" Capt. William F. Routledge, for Cork, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, Nov 15 1836 "In the Esker, for Cork, Mr. Francis Longworth, Jr. In the Magnes for Limerick: Mr. Edward and Miss Anna Goff." [GC]
11/11/1836	Castalia	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "11 Nov., 1836 - "Castalia" Capt. Samuel Pile, for Plymouth, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, Nov 15, 1836 "In the Castalia for Plymouth: Daniel and Andrew T Todd, Esqrs.; and Capt Redpath of the barque Melville, wrecked at St. Pierre." [CG]
11/15/1836	Norval	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "15 Nov., 1836 - "Norval" Capt. Robert Bickford, for Plymouth, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette "22 Nov., 1836 - CLEARED. schr. Norval, Bickford, Plymouth, with timber and deals." [GC]
11/16/1836	William	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette, Nov 22 1836 "Schooner William sailed from Three Rivers for Bermuda on Wed. last, Nov. 16: Mr and Mrs. George Darrell, Miss Nelms and Mr. S. H. Gilbert." [CG]
11/22/1836	Orion	P.E.I.	Newfoundland	Royal Gazette, Nov 22 1836 "In the Orion for Nfld, Mrs. and Miss Nancy Goff." [CG]
11/22/1836	Victoria	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Nov 22 1836 "In the Victoria for London (from Three Rivers): John P. Collins, Esq, Colonial Secretary, Lady, child." [CG]
11/29/1836	British Lady	P.E.I.	Bideford, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Nov 29 1836 "In the British Lady, for Bideford, from Richmond Bay: William Douse, Esq." [CG]
14/02/1837	Esker	P.E.I.	Waterford, Ireland	Royal Gazette 14 Feb., 1837: "The Brig ESKER, Routledge, from hence, arrived at Waterford on the 8th December last, 22 days passage, having experienced very boisterous weather." [CG]
05/01/1837	Crystal	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 2, 1837: "Arrived yesterday, the barque Castalia, Captain Masey, from Plymouth, and Brig Crystal, Gladson from Liverpool being the first arrivals in this harbor this season." In the Crystal, from Liverpool, Mr. Andrew Duveen, Mr. J. Longworth." [CG]
05/01/1837	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 2, 1837: "Arrived yesterday, the barque Castalia, Captain Massey, from Plymouth, and Brig Crystal, Gladson from Liverpool being the first arrivals in this harbor this season." In the Castalia, Miss Margaret Jenkins and Mr Theophilus Chappell, jun." [CG]
05/30/1837	Merino	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Several Passengers. - Royal Gazette, May 30, 1837: "In the Merino from Bideford, Capt. Emanuel (late of the French Army) wife and son." [CG]
06/02/1837	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	26 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, Jun 6, 1837: "Brig British Lady, W. Yeo, Master, from Bideford, arrived at Richmond Bay, June 2, with 26 passengers." [CG]
06/06/1837	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	3 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, Jun 6, 1837: "In the Victoria from London, William Douse, Esq., and 2 in steerage." [CG]
06/07/1837	Mary Jane	Cardiff, Wales.	P.E.I.
06/13/1837	William Alexander	London, G. Britain.	Cascumpec, P.E.I.
06/15/1837	Castalia*	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "15 June, 1837 - "Castalia" Capt. John Barrett, for Plymouth, with lumber" - also - Royal Gazette, Jun 20 1837: "In the Castalia to Plymouth, Capt. Emanuel, (late of the French Army) Mrs. Emanuel and Miss Newton." [CG]
06/15/1837	Pandora	Waterford, Ireland.	P.E.I.	20 Passengers. - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Inward: "15 June, 1837 - "Pandora" brig, Capt. John Power, from Waterford with passengers & baggage" [GC]
06/27/1837	Royal George	West Indian Docks London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Jun 27 1837: "Ship Royal George, 477 tons, Captain Wilson, left the West Indian Docks, London, April 17, with Colonel Sir C. A. Fitz Roy, Lady Mary Fitz Roy, family and suite for P.E.I." [CG] - Royal Gazette mentions that the Royal George left the Downs on 19 May. This made the voyage 5 weeks from England which is more or less the norm.Gary C Royal Gazette 27 June, 1837 His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus Fitzroy, Lieutenant Governor of this Island, Lady Mary and Miss Fitzroy, and His Excellency's two sons George and Arthur, arrived here in the Ship Royal George, Captain Wilson, from London, on Sunday at noon. A salute was fired from George's Battery on the ship's coming to an anchor, and another on His Excellency's landing, which took place about two hours afterwards. A guard of honor of the 35th Regt. under the command of Capt. St. Quintin was drawn up on the wharf. His Honor the President and several other gentlemen were on the wharf to receive His Excellency, by whom he was escorted to the Court House, when he was sworn into the Government. {Royal George departed London 19 May, 1837] [GC]
07/04/1837	Lady Anne	Belfast, Ireland.	N.S./P.E.I.	35 Passengers. Royal Gazette, Jul 04 1837: "The Brig Lady Anne, of Newcastle, James Sims, Master, having on board 48 passengers from Co. Monaghan, Ireland, sailed May 19, from Belfast to Wallace, Nova Scotia where 35 of the passengers hired a sloop and arrived in good health in Charlottetown." [CG]
07/04/1837	Swallow	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Jul 04 1837: "In the Swallow for London: Mr. Douglas, Mr. Benjamin Davies and Mr. Lawrence McLaren." [CG]
07/26/1837	Collina	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/19/1837	Brothers	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	5 Passengers - Royal Gazette, Sep 19 1837: "In the Brothers from Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Monk and three sons." [CG]
09/19/1837	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Capt. Massey, 4 Passengers - Royal Gazette, Sep 19 1837: "In the Castalia, Mrs. Mason, Mr. W. Pope, and 2 in steerage." [CG]
09/24/1837	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
09/26/1837	William Alexander	Porthall, Ireland.
10/17/1837	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	12 Passengers - Royal Gazette, Oct 17 1837: "In the Victoria from London: J. P. Collins, Esq., Lady and two children. Mr and Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Abel, Capt. Hubbard, Mr. Benjamin Davis, and 3 in steerage." [CG]
10/25/1837	Hibernia	Dublin, Ireland.	Crapaud, P.E.I.
11/07/1837	Castalia*	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain.	Royal Gazette, Nov 07 1837: "In the Castalia to Plymouth, October 28, William Nichols, Charlottetown." [CG]
11/07/1837	Queen	P.E.I.	Waterford, Ireland	Royal Gazette, Nov 07 1837: "In the Queen to Waterford, Nov. 3, Daniel Brenan, Esq." [CG]
11/07/1837	William	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette, Nov 07 1837: "In the William to Bermuda, Mrs. Nelmes and family, Mr. James Macgregor." [CG]
11/14/1837	Hillsborough	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette, Nov 14 1837: "In the Hillsborough for Cork: Mr. Robert Longworth." [CG]
11/28/1837	Victoria	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette, Nov 28 1837: "In the Victoria for London, Messrs. J. Hopkins, H. Woodman, Buxton, Chipperfield and John Mackinnon, a pauper lunatic." [CG]
05/10/1838	Industry	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 15, 1838: "In the Industry, at Bedeque, from Plymouth, Mr. Thomas J. Pope." [CG]
05/14/1838	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain. Capt. Massey	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Weds., 16 May, 1838, page 3: The Castalia which vessel arrived here on Monday, in 42 days from Plymouth, was with about 40 other vessels, 18 days in the ice. Passengers: In the Castalia - James Peake, Esq., Mr William Nicholls, Mr. Ducheman, and the crews for two new vessels.[GC]. Royal Gazette, May 15, 1838: "In the Castalia, James Peake, Esq., Mr. William Nichol, Mr. Deichman and the crews for two new vessels." [CG]
05/17/1838	Economist	Newport, Wales.	Three Rivers, P.E.I.
05/21/1838	Bravo	Gloucester, Bideford, Eng.	Cascumpec, P.E.I.
05/22/1838	Queen	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 23 May, 1838: "Passengers in the ship Queen, from Liverpool, which arrived here yesterday morning, Messrs. Brenan, Longworth, Prentice, Moody, Dodd, Lord, Hartel, and Waters." - also - Royal Gazette, May 22, 1838: "In the Queen from Liverpool, Messrs. Brenan, Longworth, Prentice, Moody, Dodd, Lord, Hartel and Waters."[GC]
05/22/1838	HMS Crocodile		P.E.I.	86 Members, Sutherland Highlanders. Royal Gazette, May 22, 1838: "Royal Gazette 22 May, 1838 - Arr. 20 May, HMS Crocodile, Capt. Polkinghorne, with a detachment of the 93rd Highlanders for the Garrison." [CG]
05/23/1838	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Weds., 23 May, 1838, page 3: Arrived at Richmond Bay, on the 11th inst., the British Lady, Yeo, from Bideford, out 40 days - 20 passengers. Had been 10 days in the ice off Cape North, in company with many other vessels. [GC] - Royal Gazette, May 22, 1838: "In the British Lady, from Bideford, Mr. William Pethwick (Pethick..?)and family, and 14 others." [CG]
05/23/1838	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 22, 1838: "In the Victoria, from London, Mr. Joseph Hopkins." [CG]
05/23/1838	Brothers	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
05/23/1838	Julia	Cardiff, Wales.	P.E.I.
05/23/1838	HMS Crocodile	P.E.I.	Halifax, N.S.	Royal Gazette 29 May, 1838 - Dep. 24 May, for Halifax, HMS CROCODILE, with a detachment of 85th Regiment, Lieutenant Tennant, quartered at the barracks the previous 12 months.
05/30/1838	Economist	Newport, Wales.	Georgetown, P.E.I.
06/05/1838	Lady Paget	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Royal Gazette, June 5, 1838: "In the Lady Paget to Liverpool, William Cooper, Esq." [CG]
06/06/1838	Bravo	Bideford, G. Britain.	Cascumpeque, P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 6 June, 1838: "The Bravo, Redmond, from Gloucester & Bideford, arrived at Cascumpeque, May 21st. Encountered a great deal of ice and narrowly escaped being crushed to pieces. Got into Louisbourg where she lost both anchors, besides sustaining other damages." [CG]
06/09/1838	Victoria	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "09 June, 1838 - "Victoria" Capt. Simon Davies, for London, with 50 pieces bird eyed maple, 1 package Indian boxes" [GC]
06/14/1838	Ebeneezer	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/19/1838	Fanny	P.E.I.	Quebec	Royal Gazette, June 19, 1838: "In the Fanny to Quebec: Dr. Macdowall of Montreal, Mr. T. B. Tremain." [CG]
06/19/1838	Castalia	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, June 19, 1838: "In the Castalia for Plymouth, Miss Millicent Bowley." [CG]
07/10/1838	Harriett	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Jul 10, 1838: "In the Harriet from St. John's NF, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and family." [CG]
07/31/1838	Charles	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Jul 31, 1838: "In the Charles to London, Roderick C. Macdonald, Esq., 30th Reg., Henry Shearman, Esq, and 3 children, Mr.and Mrs. John Mackay, and 7 children." [CG]
07/31/1838	Vestae	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette, Jul 31, 1838: "In the Vestae, to Cork, Mr. F. Longworth." [CG]
08/05/1838	Towan	Newport, Wales.	Souris, P.E.I.
08/07/1838	British Union	Bedeque, P.E.I.	Falmouth, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Aug 07, 1838: "In the British Union from Bedeque to Falmouth, Mr. J. Holroyd, Mr. W. Pope, Capt. Thomas" [CG]
08/08/1838	Halifax Packet	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Weds., 8 Aug., 1838, page 3: Passengers. In the Halifax Packet, from London - Mr. and Mrs. Woodman, Messrs. John H. and William Woodman, Miss Eliza Jane Woodman, Masters Dernier, Frederick Charles, Septimus, and Alexander Woodman; Dr. Hobkirk, formerly of the H.E.I.C. service and Mrs. Hobkirk. Entered Barque Halifax Packet, Head, London, Goods. [GC]- Also appears in Royal Gazette, Aug 07, 1838: "In the Halifax Packet, from London, Mr. And Mrs. Woodman, Messrs. John H. And William Woodman, Miss (?) And Miss Eliza Jane Woodman.,Master Dennis, Frederick Charles, Septimus and Alexander Woodman. Dr. Hobkirk of the H.E.I.C (?) service and Mrs. Hobkirk." [CG]
09/11/1838	Irvine	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Royal Gazette 11 Sep, 1838 - "CLEARED, "Irvine", barque, Capt. Macmurchie, for Cork, with deals, timber & lathwood, by Angus Macdonald." [GC]
09/12/1838	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
10/10/1838	Victoria	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 10 Oct., 1838: "Entered barque Victoria, Davis, from London, in ballast schooner Julia, Beckford, from Plymouth, with coals, iron, &c. barque Castalia, Barrett, from Plymouth, with goods" [GC]
10/10/1838	Julia	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 10 Oct., 1838: "Entered barque Victoria, Davis, from London, in ballast schooner Julia, Beckford, from Plymouth, with coals, iron, &c. barque Castalia, Barrett, from Plymouth, with goods" [GC]
10/10/1838	Castalia*	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 10 Oct., 1838: "Entered barque Victoria, Davis, from London, in ballast schooner Julia, Beckford, from Plymouth, with coals, iron, &c. barque Castalia, Barrett, from Plymouth, with goods" [GC]
10/10/1838	Siren	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Oct., 1838 - "Siren" Capt. Joseph Cowart, for London, with 45 pieces bird eye maple" [GC]
10/17/1838	Catherine	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	Colonial Herald 17 Oct., 1838: "Sailed on Thursday, the 11 th inst., the Catherine, Morrison, for Limerick" [GC]
10/17/1838	Charles	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	Colonial Herald 17 Oct., 1838: "Cleared Charles, Nance, for Plymouth, with lumber for James Peake." [GC]
10/20/1838	British Union	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Capt. Purvis - From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: British Union, brig of 189 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Pope & Co. - also - 8 Passengers. Colonial Herald, Oct. 27, 1838: The BRITISH UNION , Purvis, arrived at Bedeque, Oct. 20, in 46 days from Plymouth, with goods & passengers, the latter being workmen for Mr. Pope's ship-building establishment.
11/23/1838	Agnes	Bermuda	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 23 Oct., 1838: "ENTERED. schr. Agnes, Tynes, from Bermuda, with molasses, sugar to S. Nelson. PASSENGERS. In the Agnes from Bermuda, Messrs. S.H. Gilbert and J. Breading." [GC]
10/26/1838	Ono	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Octr., 1838 - "Ono" Capt. Wm. Roberts, for Plymouth, with 1 box containing Indian box, 1 basket and 1 bundle porcupine quills, produce of PEI" [GC]
11/07/1838	William	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette 7 Nov., 1838: "CLEARED. schooner William, Nelmes, Bermuda, with potatoes, oats, butter, boards." [GC]
11/20/1838	British Union	Bedeque, P.E.I. Capt. Purvis	Swansea	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: British Union, brig of 189 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Pope & Co. - also - Colonial Herald, Nov. 24, 1838: Dep. The BRITISH UNION , Purvis, sailed from Bedeque on the 20th inst., for Swansea. See entry below about vessel being lost.
11/20/1838	British Union	Bedeque, P.E.I. Capt. Purvis	Plymouth	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: British Union, brig of 189 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Pope & Co. - also - Colonial Herald, Sat. April 20, 1839: The Brig BRITISH UNION , belonging to Hon. Joseph Pope, sailed from Bedeque for Plymouth in Nov. last, and has not since been heard of.
11/20/1838	Agnes	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Royal Gazette 20 Nov., 1838: "CLEARED. schooner Agnes, Tynes, Bermuda, with assorted cargo." [GC]
11/26/1838	Bethel	P.E.I. Capt. Purvis	Bideford, G. Britain	Royal Gazette Tues., 4 Dec., 1838: "Sailed from Richmond Bay, on the 26th ult., the Barque Bethel, Capt. Marshall, for Bideford. Passengers - In the Bethel, for Bideford, Mr. John O. Nantes
05/05/1839	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	Diary published in newspaper (author unnamed): "5 May, 1839 - Yeo's ship with 43 passengers arrived at Port Hill from Bideford" - also - "Colonial Herald 11 May, 1839 - The "British Lady", Yeo, 35 days from Bideford arrived at Richmond Bay on the 4th inst. with goods and 41 passengers." [GC]
05/11/1839	Ono	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Ono, Capt Williams; schooner of 181 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Capt. Williams - also - "Colonial Herald 11 May, 1839 - ENTERED. "Ono" schooner, Capt. Roberts, from Plymouth, with goods to J. Peake." [GC]
05/25/1839	Consbrook	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	From 1841 Lloyd's Register: Consbrook, J. Pollock, Master; ship of 423 tons; built 1827 in New Brunswick - also - 308 Passengers for Rev. MacDonald's land. Colonial Herald Weds., 29 May, 1839, page 3: Passengers In the Agitator, from Belfast, Mr. Dalglish Entered Ship CONSBROOK, Pollock, Belfast; 308 passengers Arrived on Saturday morning last, the Ship Consbrook, 34 days from Belfast, with 308 passengers, chiefly from the county of Monaghan. The Consbrook having landed her passengers, dropped down to Three Tides yesterday and is now waiting a wind for Miramichi. Arrived this morning, the Agitator, Wilson, from Belfast with 310 passengers - all in good health. Sailed on the 20th ult. [GC] - Royal Gazette, May 28, 1839: "The Consbrook arrived on Saturday, 34 days from Belfast with 308 passengers, chiefly from the County of Monaghan and came here with the intention of settling lands of Rev. John Macdonald. The Agitator left at the same time with about 300 more passengers for this place." -- also -- Guardian 9 May, 1916, p 16 - "Obituary of Peter McCourt 16 Mar, 1834-18 Apr, 1916; arr. May, 1839, on "Consbrook" with his brother James & mother Mrs. Patrick McCourt. [CG]
05/27/1839	Elizabeth	Newport, Wales	Murray Harbour, P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Jun 04, 1839: "Elizabeth, Capt. Townshend, from Newport (Wales) arrived at Murray Harbour, May 27. Had on board Capt. Lowther, and part of the crew of the barque Emerald, of and from Bideford for Boston, loaded with iron, (which had) sprung a leak and was abandoned by the crew who took to the boats and went on board the Fawcett, Capt. Flynn, from Workington bound for Restigouche, from which vessel, the master and part of the crew were, on May 24th, transferred to the Elizabeth." [CG]
05/28/1839	Symmetry	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I. (Poss. Murray H.)	Royal Gazette, May 28, 1839: "In the Symmetry, Capt. Jackson and 6 others." [CG]
05/28/1839	St. George	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 28, 1839: "In the St. George, Mr. A. Duveen, and 3 others." [CG]
05/29/1839	Agitator	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Weds., 29 May, 1839, page 3: "Arrived this morning, the Agitator, Wilson, from Belfast with 310 passengers - all in good health. Sailed on the 20th ult." [GC] - Royal Gazette, May 28, 1839: "The Consbrook arrived on Saturday, 34 days from Belfast with 308 passengers, chiefly from the County of Monaghan and came here with the intention of settling lands of Rev. John Macdonald. The Agitator left at the same time with about 300 more passengers for this place." [CG]
05/29/1839	Argyle	Waterford, Ireland.	P.E.I.
06/25/1839	British Lady	Richmond Bay, PEI.	Bideford, G. Britain.	Royal Gazette, Jun 25, 1839: "In the British Lady, from Richmond Bay for Bideford, the Hon. Samuel Green." [CG]
07/09/1839	Alice	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Jul 09, 1839: "In the Alice for Plymouth, Mr. D. Reddin." [CG]
07/09/1839	Active	P.E.I.	Nfld.	Royal Gazette, Jul 09, 1839: "In the Active for Newfoundland, Mrs. Dempsey, Misses Mabey and Duchemin." [CG]
07/30/1839	George	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Royal Gazette, Jul 30, 1839: "In the ship George for Liverpool, July 21, Dr. Cumming, late of Charlottetown, and family." [CG]
08/06/1839	Angler	P.E.I.	Bay Verte	Royal Gazette, Aug 06, 1839: "In the Angler for Bay Verte, John Woodman, Esq., and family." [CG]
08/21/1839	Pekin	Stornaway, Scotland.	P.E.I.	266 Passengers.
08/28/1839	Grecian	Waterford, Ireland.	P.E.I.
08/31/1839	James	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	Colonial Herald. 31 Aug., 1839 - "CLEARED. "James" schooner, Capt. Findlater, for Plymouth, with 33 tons hardwood, 96 tons pine timber, 8 cords lathwood - by J. Peake." [GC]
09/07/1839	Grecian	P.E.I.	Bedeque, then Waterford, Ireland.	Colonial Herald 7 Sep., 1839 - "The Grecian, Flaherty, sailed on Thursday for Bedeque, to take in a cargo of deals, for Waterford." [GC]
09/15/1839	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.
09/19/1839	Industry	Plymouth, G. Britain	Bedeque, P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 28 Sep., 1839 - "The barque Industry, G. Gilpin, Master, 40 days from Plymouth, arrived at Bedeque, with goods, &c. for Mr. Pope, on the 19th inst. On the 21st sailed for Miramichi." [GC]
09/26/1839	Doncaster	England.	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 5 Oct., 1839 - "The brig Doncaster, Youll, 35 days from England, arrived at Three Rivers on the 26th ult. She has since gone round to Cascumpeque to load." [CG]
09/28/1839	Bruno	Bideford, G. Britain.	Cascumpeque, P.E.I.	Colonial Herald 28 Sep., 1839 - "ENTERED. "Bruno" brig, Capt. Day, from Bideford with 3200 bus. salt, cordage &c. [arr. Cascumpeque]" [GC]
09/28/1839	Lewis	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain.	Colonial Herald 28 Sep., 1839 - "CLEARED. "Lewis" schooner, Capt. Brummage, for Plymouth, with timber, deals &c. by J. Peake." [GC]
10/01/1839	Active	P.E.I.	St. John's, Nfld.	Royal Gazette, Oct 01, 1839: "In the Active for St. John's, N. F., Capt. and Mrs. Campbell and daughter; Messrs. Matthewson, McCoubrey, Hector, Hugh Maclean and 37 seamen." [CG]
10/15/1839	Christine	St. Pierre, Nfld.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Oct 15, 1839: "In the Schooner Christine from St. Pierre, Newfoundland: Capt. Ledret, Commander of the French Brig of War, Brestoise, Monsieur De St. Hilaire, Commissary at St. Pierre; Misses Mabey and Eupheme Ledret." [CG]
10/23/1839	Ono	Gloucester, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Ono, Capt Williams; schooner of 181 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Capt. Williams - also - Colonial Herald Sat., 19 Oct., 1839, page 3: Passengers In the Ono, from Gloucester, Messrs. Heath and Frederick Haviland. Entered Ono, Roberts, Gloucester; 6000 bbls salt, &c to J. Peake. [GC] - Royal Gazette, Oct 22, 1839: "In the Ono, from Gloucester, Messrs. Heath and Frederick Haviland." [CG]
10/29/1839	Herald	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Oct 29, 1839: "In the Herald from Richmond Bay, for Liverpool: Robert Brown, Esq of Brownston (PEI), wife and son." [CG]
10/29/1839	Britannia	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	5 Passengers - Royal Gazette, Oct 29, 1839: "In the Britannia from Liverpool, Mr. Dennis Reddin." [CG]
10/30/1839	Ambassador	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Ambassador, Capt J S Tale; barque of 299 tons; built 1839 in PEI; owned by Longworth; plying from Liverpool to PEI - also - Royal Gazette, Oct 29, 1839: "In the Ambassador from Liverpool, Mr. John Longworth." - Royal Gazette, Nov 05, 1839: "In the Ambassador from Liverpool, Messrs. Francis and Robert Auld of Covehead Mr. Edwards of Greenock and Miss Townshend." [CG]
11/06/1839	Alice	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
11/19/1839	Christy	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	Royal Gazette, Nov 19, 1839: "In the Christy to St. Pierre, Capt. Ledret, Commander of the French Brig of War, Brestoise, and Madame Ledret, two Misses Ledret and Miss J. Macdonald; M. St. Hilaire, Commissary at St. Pierre, Mr. Charles Wright, E. and C. Ledret." [CG]
11/19/1839	Eliza	Bedeque, P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Nov 19, 1839: "In the Eliza at Bedeque for London: W. W. Irving, Esq., Bonshaw, Mr. Charles Wright, and Master J. Pope." [CG]
11/26/1839	Lantarnm (?) Abbey	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	G. Britain	Royal Gazette, Nov 26, 1839: "In the Lantarnm (?) Abbey, Pearce, Master, from Three Rivers to England: Robert Gray, Esq." [CG]
12/02/1839	Regina	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Dec., 1839 - "Regina" Capt. John Paton, for London" [GC]
00/00/1839	Shamrock	Built P.E.I.	New Zealand	Ship Data
05/12/1840	Ambassador	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 12, 1840: "In the Ambassador from Liverpool: Messrs. W. W. Irving, Bonshaw, John Longworth, Charles Wright, Capt. Morton, and 26 in the steerage." [CG]
05/13/1840	Argyle	Waterford, Ireland	P.E.I.	62 Passengers.
05/19/1840	John Craig	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: John Craig, Capt Pettengel; barque of 375 tons; built Shields 1826 - also - Royal Gazette, May 19, 1840, page 3: "In the John Craig from London, Capt. Swaby, R. A., Lady, children and servants; 28 days passage." [CG & CG]
05/19/1840	British Queen	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 19, 1840, page 3: "In the British Queen from Bideford to Richmond Bay: Hon. Samuel Cunard." [CG]
05/19/1840	Cape Breton	Mirimachi, N.B.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, May 19, 1840, page 3: "In the Cape Breton, from Miramichi, on Saturday---Capt. Mathieson, wife and daughter, Capt. Harris. Messrs. Gooley, Pope and Davidson, Mrs. Stanley and 6 in the steerage." [CG & GC]
05/19/1840	Minerva	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1842 Lloyd's Register: Minerva, Capt R Heard; built 1837 in PEI; a brig of 125 tons; owned by Heard; registered Bideford, GB - also - Abt 20 Passengers - Royal Gazette, May 19, 1840, page 3.: "In the Minerva, from Bideford - Capt. W. Marshall, Mr. George Hard, Mrs. Grossard, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and family, and 8 in steerage -31 days in passage. -- Brought no papers." [CG & GC]
05/20/1840	Alice	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.
05/27/1840	Symmetry	Dartmouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/02/1840	Rose Bank	Belfast, Ireland.	Belfast, P.E.I.	208 Passengers. Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, lists this vessel arriving in Belfast, PEI. - Royal Gazette, Jun 09, 1840: "Brig Rosebank, Liget, Master, arrived from Belfast, Ireland, in 50 days, with 208 passengers, chiefly from County Monaghan." [CG] - also - Daily Examiner, Feb. 23, 1906: "Fiftieth Wedding anniversary of John Lamb, Springfield WHO came on the ship Rosebank in 1840, leaving from Belfast. "There were at the same time on the same ship three hundred and fifty passengers. After a voyage across the Atlantic lasting fifty-nine days, all landed at Charlottetown, and proceeded to make homes for themselves at Fort Augustus, Kinkora, Millvale and Kelly's Cross." [ perhaps a second sailing that year - CG]
06/00/1840	Lawrence Forestal	Waterford, Ireland	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Jul 14, 1840: "Information from an Inquest into the suicide of Julia Flood - an interesting woman - (pregnant?) who arrived here little more than a month since in Lawrence Forestal from Waterford; she had family here, tho how they got here is not said. She bought arsenic, and ate it. She was on bad terms with her parents...." [CG]
06/03/1840	Helen Stuart	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/08/1840	Ann	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/16/1840	Thomas & Elizabeth	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	24 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, June 16, 1840: "Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, Mr. Thomas Howe and 21 in steerage" [CG]
06/16/1840	Wave	Newfoundland	P.E.I.	24 Passengers. - Royal Gazette, June 16, 1840: "In the Wave, Newfoundland: Mr. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Heal, and 11 in steerage. " [CG]
06/23/1840	John Craig	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, June 23, 1840: "In the John Craig, for London: Mrs. Melbourne, Miss Wright and Mr. Duncan Macgregor. " [CG]
07/16/1840	Mary Caroline Fitzroy	Rustico, PEI.	Plymouth, G. Britain	24 Passengers. Colonial Herald Sat., 18 July, 1840, page 3: "Sailed on Thursday last from Rustico, the Mary Caroline Fitzroy, for Plymouth."
08/18/1840	Messenger	P.E.I.	Limerick, Ireland	Royal Gazette, Aug 18, 1840: "In the schooner Messenger for Limerick: Thomas C. Compton Esq., for France." [CG]
08/27/1840	George Henry Harrison	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Aug 27, 1840: "In the Schooner George Henry Harrison from St. John's, Newfoundland - Mr. Perchard, Misses Firth and Oliphant." [CG]
08/27/1840	Ellen Archibald	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Aug 27, 1840: "In the Ellen Archibald, from St. John's, N. F., Mr. John Morris, of Bedeque, Mr. Charles Stewart, Malpeque, and Messrs. Cops and Willoughway, and Company, with living curiosities. (Yep, that's what it says! Carnival?)" [CG]
09/06/1840	Ellen Stewart	Limerick, Ireland	P.E.I.
09/06/1840	Collina	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/12/1840	Rother	Tobermory, Scotland	P.E.I./Cape Breton	229 Passengers, from Skye. Ship Data Royal Gazette, Sep 15, 1840: "The Brig Rother, Captain hall, six weeks from Tobermory, with 229 passengers, all natives of the Isle of Skye, arrived here on Tuesday last [Sept 12, 1840.] One child died and another was born on the passage, so that the number landed corresponded with that taken on board. They seemed all in robust health, and we have no doubt will prove themselves to be a hardy and industrious class of settlers." [CG]
09/14/1840	Nith	Tobermory, Scotland	P.E.I./Cape Breton	315 Passengers, from Skye. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. Ship Data Royal Gazette, Sep 15, 1840: "The ship Nith, Capt. Shaw, having on board 315 passengers, here yesterday from the Isle of Skye, all in good health. We understand the chief part of them have some property and are likely to become good settlers. She also landed a number of passengers at Cape Breton." [CG]
09/16/1840	Alice	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/16/1840	Ambassador	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: "Ambassador, Capt J S Tale; barque of 299 tons; built 1839 in PEI; owned by Longworth; plying from Liverpool to PEI" - Colonial Herald 19 Sep., 1840, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the Ambassador, from Liverpool, Mr. Lawrence MacLaren, Surgeon." [GC]
09/19/1840	Unicorn	Pictou, N.S.	Quebec	Colonial Herald 19 Sep., 1840, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the Unicorn, steamer, on Sunday, for Quebec, via Pictou --- Major General Sir James Macdonell, Sir George Seymour, Bart., Lieut. Seymour, R.N., Lieut. Colonel Chaplin, Coldstream Guards, and Lady, and George Birnie, Esq. [GC]
09/25/1840	Heroine	Stornoway, Scotland.	P.E.I.	281 Passengers, from Skye. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. - Royal Gazette, Sep 20 1840: "In 37 days from Stornoway, ship Heroine, Capt. Walker arrived here with 281 more pasengers from the Isle of Skye." [CG]
09/28/1840	Lady Wood	Plymouth,London, Eng.	Three River, PEI.
09/30/1840	British Queen	Gloucester, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/30/1840	Lawrence Forrestall	Waterford, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Sat., 3 Oct., 1840, page 3: "Entered Laurence Forrestal, Flaherty, Waterford; ship supplies - 17 passengers". [GC]
10/03/1840	Brittania	Halifax, N.S.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Colonial Herald Sat., 17 Oct., 1840, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the steamer Britannia, left Halifax on the 3d. inst., for Liverpool, Sir Colin Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Campbell; the Countess of Westmoreland, Secretary, Miss Chamberlain, page and servant." [GC]
10/06/1840	Minerva	Bideford, G. Britain.	Murray Harbour, P.E.I.	From the 1842 Lloyd's Register: Minerva, Capt R Heard; built 1837 in PEI; a brig of 125 tons; owned by Heard; registered Bideford, GB
10/20/1840	Mary Ann	Plymouth, G. Britain.	Georgetown, P.E.I.
10/21/1840	Spec	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Oct., 1840 - "Spec" Capt. Wm. Marshall, for Bideford, with lumber" [GC]
10/27/1840	William Bromham	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "27 Oct., 1840 - "William Bromham" Capt. John Barret, for Plymouth, with 1 case containing a nest of Indian boxes, 1 piano, pictures, manufacture of UK imported in brig "Alice" Capt. Tinscott, May last" [GC]
11/01/1840	William Bromham	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	Colonial Herald Sat., 7 Nov., 1840, page 3: "Sailed on the 1st inst., ship "William Bromham", of 491 tons, Capt. John Barrett for Plymouth (owned by James Peake)" [GC]
11/04/1840	Huzza!	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Huzza!, Capt Hall; schooner of 160 tons; built 1840 in PEI; owned by Davis; registered in PEI
11/10/1840	R.M.S. Brittania	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
11/18/1840	Ocean Queen	P.E.I.	Ipswich, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 Nov., 1840 - "Ocean Queen" Capt. Wm. Roberts, for Ipswich, GB, with lumber" [GC]
11/21/1840	Northumberland	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Colonial Herald Sat., 21 Nov., 1840, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the Northumberland, on 18th Nov., for Cork, Mr. & Mrs. W. Lord, Messrs. R. Longworth and William Goff." [GC]
11/24/1840	Countess of Westmoreland	Richibucto, N.B.	P.E.I./ Cork, Ireland	Colonial Herald Sat., 28 Nov., 1840, page 3: "The brig Countess of Westmoreland, Thos. Nisbett, Master, from Richibucto, bound to Cork for orders, put in here on the evening of the 24th inst., with loss of Chain and best Bower Anchor, and is now waiting a wind." [GC]
00/00/1840	Albion	Aberdeen, Scotland	Halifax, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. No mention of disposition of passengers.
00/00/1840	Royal Mail Cunard Liner	Liverpool, G. Britain	Halifax, N.S.	Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut. No mention of disposition of passengers.
01/12/1841	S.S. Dopson	St. Johns, Nfld.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, Jan 12 1841: "Schr. Dopson, Collins, 14 days from St. John's, NF: Mr. William White and son of Elliot River." [CG]
05/12/1841	Countess of Westmoreland	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	Colonial Herald Sat., 15 May, 1841, page 3: Sailed on Wednesday last, the Countess of Westmoreland, Nisbett, for Cork. [GC]
05/15/1841	Northumberland	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 32 Passengers.
05/15/1841	William	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 18 May, 1841: "Arrived on Saturday, from Plymouth, the William, Larmer, 42 days -- Passengers, Messrs Pope, Stumbles, and Penny." [GC]
05/15/1841	Spec	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	81 Passengers. - From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Spec, Capt Marshall; schooner of 149 tons; built 1840 PEI; owned by Capt. Marshall; registered Bideford, GB
05/17/1841	Thomas Gelston	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Sat., 22 May, 1841, page 3: Passengers In the Thomas Gelston, Donald, from Belfast, 123 steerage. Sailed on Wednesday last, the Thomas Gelston, Donald, for Miramichi. - also: Charlottetown Herald Weds., 17 May, 1893, page 3: "Obituary of Thomas Campbell, died Spring Park, 8 May, 1893 aged 75; arrived at Charlottetown from Tyrone, Ireland on the Gelston" [GC] - also Daily Examiner, May 9, 1903: "Thomas Shannon sailed from Belfast, April 1841, and landed in Ch'town. May 17, 1841. there were 700 plus passengers. lost about 33 children from diseases; 7 born. Ship Thomas Gelsove [sic], brought passengers from Belfast the same time and again in 1842." [CG]. Examiner 24 Jan., 1905, page 8: "There passed away at Summerside, yesterday morning, one of the town's oldest citizens in the person of Mr. James Fanning, at the age of 93 years. He was a native of County Monaghan, Ireland, and arrived in this Island in 1841, by the ship Thomas Gleason to Charlottetown. He moved to Kinkora a few years later and in 1861 went to Summer- side where he remained ever since. He has always enjoyed good health and was a remarkably smart man for his years. Five sons and three daughters survive him" [GC].
05/17/1841	Margaret Pollock	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I. (Ship Quaranteened)	685 (also said to be 630 with 26 dying en-route) Passengers (Measles Outbreak) Thomas McCabe of Co. Monaghan arrived in P.E.I. on this vessel (P & P of P.E.I. Pg. 628) Also mentioned in "The Cradle of Confederation", by Lorne C. Callbeck, Pg. 137. Colonial Herald Sat., 22 May, 1841, page 3, Ship News: The Margaret Pollock, of Glasgow, Pye, Master, a ship of 917 tons register, arrived here on Tuesday, crowded with passengers. On approaching the Wharf, they almost rent the air with their cheers, which were responded to by the passengers on board the Thomas Gelston, 123 in number, which arrived from the same port a few hours previous. The Health Officer going on board the Margaret Pollock, he ascertained that she had left Belfast on the 9th April with six hundred and eighty-five passengers, bound for this port - that twenty-four had died on the passage of measles, all under five years of age - that two of the children then on board were dead, making in all twenty-six deaths - and that fourteen others were labouring under the same malady. - Sailed last evening, the Margaret Pollock, Pye, for Quebec. [GC] - also - The Daily Examiner, April 30, 1913: " Hugh Monaghan, 84, came on Pollock in 1841 with his mother and 5 or 6 children went to Kelly's Cross; was from County Monaghan; was a merchant in Ch'town, shipbuilder, Children: Mary, Michael, James of Ch'town and Patrick in Maine. [CG] - also - Dobson, David. Ships from Ireland to Early America, 1623-1850. Vol. II. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004: "Margaret Pollock, of Glasgow, 918 tons, master John Pye, 6 March 1841, from Belfast with passengers to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island" [Brian Molyneaux]
05/18/1841	Lady Wood	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 18 May, 1841: "PASSENGERS - In the Lady Wood, Salmon, from London -- Mr. Parker and Lady, and 4 in the steerage." [GC]
05/18/1841	Isabella	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 18 May, 1841: "Arrived this morning, the brig Isabella, Day, from Bideford -- 37 passengers." [GC]
05/22/1841	John Craig	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: John Craig, Capt Pettengel; barque of 375 tons; built Shields 1826 - also - Colonial Herald Sat., 22 May, 1841, page 3: "PASSENGERS - On the John Craig, from London, Mr. Grubb and family, Mr. Ansley, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge, Miss Abbott, and 13 in the steerage. - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 25 May, 1841, page 2: "PASSENGERS - In the John Craig -- Mr. Hensley and servant, Mr. Grub and Lady, Misses Mary, C., Elizabeth and Louisa Grub. Messrs. Robert and Edward, and Masters Arthur and Charles Grub, Housekeeper and 8 servants; Miss Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Ridge and 2 children." [GC]
05/24/1841	Pocohontas	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	22 Passengers.
06/01/1841	Florida	Bideford, G. Britain.	Port Hill, P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Florida, Capt Hillman; brig of 186 tons; built 1840 in PEI; owned by Yeo & Co - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 1 June, 1841: "PASSENGERS - In the Florida, Hillman, at Port Hill, from Bideford, 29 passengers." [GC]
06/23/1841	Emily B. Heard	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I./New York.
07/02/1841	Henry Davies	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 July, 1841 - "Henry Davies" Capt. John Riddle, for London, with lumber, 72 pieces bird eye maple" [GC]
07/07/1841	Shannon	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Some Passengers.
07/20/1841	Fenella	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 July, 1841 - "Fenella" Capt. Robert Stubbs, for Liverpool, with lumber" [GC]
07/25/1841	Temperance	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 July, 1841 - "Temperance" Capt. James Burhoe, for St. Pierre" [GC]
07/31/1841	Ocean	Portree, Skye, Scotland	Lot 54, P.E.I.	Capt. Geo. McKenzie, 335 Passengers. Also mentioned in Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, gives Capt.'s name, destination Lot 54, & that McLellans came aboard her. Made 2nd trip in 1848. - Colonial Herald Sat., 7 Aug., 1841, page 3, Ship News: Arrived on Saturday evening last, the Ocean, Ward, from the Isle of Skye, with 334 passengers - all in good health. The Ocean, a fine barque, sailed from Skye on the 30th June. [The Ocean sailed from Portree with a cargo of 400 tons of salt] [GC]
07/31/1841	Pocohontas	Richibucto, N.B.	P.E.I.	Colonial Herald Sat., 31 July, 1841, page 3: Arrived in the Pocahontas on Weds. from Richibucto, TH Haviland, Governor Fitzroy, Dr. & Mrs. Robb. [GC]
08/06/1841	Minerva	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1842 Lloyd's Register: Minerva, Capt R Heard; built 1837 in PEI; a brig of 125 tons; owned by Heard; registered Bideford, GB - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 10 Aug., 1841, page 3: "Entered - On Friday last, brig Minerva, Gorvin, 44 days from Bideford -- 15 passengers." [GC]
08/06/1841	Matilda	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 10 Aug., 1841, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the Matilda from Plymouth, on Friday -- Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Thomas and child." [GC]
08/11/1841	Washington	Skye, Scotland.	Uigg, P.E.I.	551 Passengers. Nat. Archives, R5846-O-X-E, Mary C. Brehaut, gives Capt.'s name as McLay, and destination Uigg, PEI. also: Daily Patriot 20 Jan., 1897, page 3: Obituary for Norman McDonald, died at Dundas 4 Jan., 1897 aged 73; arrived on the "Washington" in 1841 [GC]
08/18/1841	Elizabeth	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 Aug., 1841 - "Elizabeth" Capt. Thos. Sharp, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
08/18/1841	Sir James MacDonald	Cork, Ireland.	Malpeque, P.E.I.
08/19/1841	Hibernia	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "19 Aug., 1841 - "Hibernia" Capt. Samuel Mutch, for St. Pierre" [GC]
08/20/1841	John Bromham	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 Aug., 1841 - "John Bromham" Capt. John Barratt, for Plymouth, with lumber" [GC]
08/30/1841	Jane	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Aug., 1841 - "Jane" Capt. John Bummidge, for Liverpool with lumber" [GC]
08/30/1841	Henry	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Aug., 1841 - "Henry" Capt. John Ford, for Liverpool, with lumber" [GC]
08/30/1841	James Reddin	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Aug., 1841 - "James Reddin" Capt. Edward Newlan, for Liverpool, with lumber" [GC]
08/30/1841	Siren	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Aug., 1841 - "Siren" Capt. John Nicholls, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
08/31/1841	Henrietta	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "31 Aug., 1841 - "Henrietta" Capt. Richard Kelly, for Swansea, with lumber" [GC]
09/09/1841	Ringdove	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "09 Sep., 1841 - "Ringdove" Capt. Walter Taylor, for St. Pierre, with 27 head cattle" [GC]
09/22/1841	Florida	Newport, Wales.	Cascumpeque, P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Florida, Capt Hillman; brig of 186 tons; built 1840 in PEI; owned by Yeo & Co [GC]
09/23/1841	Matilda	P.E.I.	Penzance, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "23 Sep., 1841 - "Matilda" Capt. James Cheshire, for Penzance, with lumber" [GC]
09/29/1841	William	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/06/1841	Glenburnie	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	1 Passenger & Crew for new Vessel. From the 1842 Lloyd's Register: Glenburnie, Capt W Day; barque of 238 tons, built 1840 in PEI; owned by T Chanter; registered at Bideford, GB [GC]
10/06/1841	Emily B. Heard	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	18 Passengers.
10/09/1841	Orestes	P.E.I.	Bideford, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "09 Oct., 1841 - "Orestes" Capt. James Scott, for Bideford, with lumber" [GC]
10/18/1841	Northumberland	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Three Riv./Charlottetown, P.E.I.
10/20/1841	Lady Wood	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 20 Passengers.
10/27/1841	Glengarry	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "27 Oct., 1841 - "Glengarry" Capt. Henry Fotheringham, for Liverpool, with lumber" [GC]
11/02/1841	William	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "02 Nov., 1841 - "William" Capt. Thomas Larmour?, for Plymouth, with lumber" [GC]
11/10/1841	True Brothers	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
11/19/1841	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "19 Nov., 1841 - "Antelope" Capt. William Griffiths, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
12/03/1841	Dopson	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "03 Dec., 1841 - "Dopson" Capt. Philip Neil, for Bermuda, with oats, barley, potatoes" [GC]
12/15/1841	Sylvanus	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "15 Dec., 1841 - "Sylvanus" Capt. William Long, for Cork, with lumber" [GC]
00/00/1841	Consbruck	Armagh & Monaghan, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Some pass. from the vessel settled in Ft. Augustus, and De Sable, others in Sea Cow Head, and about 50 in what is now called Kinkora. (P & P of P.E.I., Pg. 84.)
00/00/1841	Polly	Portree, Scotland.	N.S. possibly shipwrecked, P.E.I.	While this crossing has not been confirmed, a genealogy for the descendants of Duncan Mac Donald and Christina Campbell reports its crossing in 1841 from Portree. The vessel is reported to have been destined for N.S., and changed course due to a storm, possibly wrecking off the shores of P.E.I. The family settled in New Glasgow, P.E.I. Thanks to Sherri MacDonald for the report. Anyone with more information? Note: This cannot be the same Polly which sailed to PEI from 1803 to 1811 as that Polly would have long been out of service by this time. Please do not confuse the two.
05/14/1842	Lady Wood	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	15 Passengers.
05/19/1842	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 31 May, 1842: "The British Lady, Yeo, 37 days from Bideford, arrived at Port hill on the 19th inst., with goods, and a number of passengers." - also - Colonial Herald Sat., 23 May, 1842, page 3, Ship News: "The British Lady, Yeo, 37 days from Bideford arrived at Port Hill on the 19th inst. with goods and a number of passengers. [GC]
05/24/1842	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 24 May, 1842: Entered brig Antelope, Griffiths, Liverpool, with goods. Passengers In the Antelope, Miss Binns, Mrs. Blackstock of Bathurst, Captain Williams, Mr. Murray of Nova Scotia and 13 in the steerage. [GC]
05/24/1842	Sir James Macdonell	Cork, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 24 May, 1842: "Brig Sir James Macdonnell, Capt. Kelly, from Cork, 131 passengers" [GC]
05/24/1842	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 31 May, 1842: "Arrived on the 24th inst., the barque John Bromham, Barrett, 42 days from Plymouth, with main mast sprung and loss of fore yard. all the vessels which have arrived from Europe this spring have more or less sustained damage." [GC]
05/28/1842	Thomas Geltson	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 31 May, 1842: "Entered ship Thomas Gelston, Bulla, Belfast, 280 passengers." - "The ship Thomas Gelston, and the brig Morgiana from Belfast, out 40 days, arrived here on Saturday last, the former with 280, and the latter with 145 Emigrants principally laborers, all from the County of Monaghan, Ireland. Two old persons and one child died, and two were born on the passage." [GC]
05/28/1842	Morgania	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 31 May, 1842: "The ship Thomas Gelston, and the brig Morgiana from Belfast, out 40 days, arrived here on Saturday last, the former with 280, and the latter with 145 Emigrants principally laborers, all from the County of Monaghan, Ireland. Two old persons and one child died, and two were born on the passage. The Morgiana boarded the brig Ardgowan, about 200 tons burthen, in lat 47, lon 41, there was four feet water in her hold, no person on board - it was supposed she had been boarded before, as there was nothing to be seen except the anchors, cables, and harness bucket. The masts were carried away close to the deck." GC]
05/31/1842	Spray	Carlisle, G. Britain	P.E.I.
06/07/1842	Five Sisters	Bristol, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette, 7 June, 1842: "Entered at Princetown, barque Five Sisters, Williams, from Bristol, with goods." [GC]
06/21/1842	Diadem	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	39 Passengers. From the 1842 Lloyd's Register: Diadem, Capt Robertson; built 1839 at Sunderland; barque of 294 tons; owned by Gunton; registered London; plying London-PEI [GC]
06/21/1842	Sylvanus	Falmouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	203 Passengers.
06/21/1842	Ann	Bristol, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	37 Pass. for Selkirk's New Witshire.(The Island Magazine, #41, "English Immigration to P.E.I. Part 2", Elliott, Pg. 6.)
06/28/1842	William	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
07/05/1842	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "05 July, 1842 - "Antelope" Capt. John Wm. James, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
07/11/1842	John Bromham	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	Plymouth, England	Colonial Herald Sat., 16 July, 1842 - Passengers, in the barque John Bromham, which sailed from Richmond Bay for Plymouth, on Monday the 11th inst., - Hon. John Brecken and Lady, John Livett, Esq., Lady and daughter. [GC]
07/21/1842	Florida	P.E.I.	Newport	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 July, 1842 - "Florida" Capt. Thos. Hillman, for Newport, with potatoes, oats, lumber" [GC]
07/28/1842	Catherine	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "28 July, 1842 - "Catherine" Capt. Alexr. Smith, for St. Pierre" [GC]
08/13/1842	St. George	Liverpool/Cork/Nfld.	P.E.I.	10 Passengers-add'l info: Colonial Herald Sat., 13 Aug., 1842, page 2, ARRIVAL OF THE ST. GEORGE. -- We take pleasure in congratulating our readers on the safe arrival of this splendid steamer. A little before 7 o'clock this morning she was signalized at the Block House, and about an hour afterwards she entered the harbour in fine style. As she approached the Queen's Wharf, she received a salute fired from a fieldpiece, planted at the foot of Pownal Street, amd on her arrival off the Wharf, she was warmly cheered by the multitude assembled to greet her arrival. The St. George left Cork on the 22d ult., and arrived at St. John's, N.F. on the 5th inst., from whence she again sailed for this port on Tuesday evening last. Further particulars in our next. [GC]
08/26/1842	Brothers	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Aug., 1842 - "Brothers" Capt. Wm. Corbett, for Plymouth" [GC]
09/13/1842	Morgiana	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	66 Passengers. From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Morgiana, Capt Hetherington; barque of 211 tons; built 1830; owned by Sinclair & Co; registered at Belfast, Ireland [GC]
09/20/1842	Margaret	P.E.I.	Bideford, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 Sep., 1842 - "Margaret" Capt. John Shopland, for Bideford" [GC]
09/20/1842	Elizabeth	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/29/1842	James	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 Sep., 1842 - "James" Capt. Hercules Sucleau?, for Cork, with cattle, sheep, lumber" [GC]
10/06/1842	Lady Huntley	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "06 Oct., 1842 - "Lady Huntley" Capt. John Elmes, for Cork, with potatoes, oats, lumber" [GC]
10/10/1842	John Bronham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	1 Passenger.
10/13/1842	Elizabeth	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "13 Oct., 1842 - "Elizabeth" Capt. John Smith, for Plymouth" [GC]
10/18/1842	Mary Ann	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/18/1842	Ann Kenny	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Lone Passenger died leaving Vessel.
10/18/1842	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/21/1842	Maria	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Oct., 1842 - "Maria" Capt. Willm. Griffiths, for Dublin" [GC]
10/22/1842	Lady Wood	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	29 Passengers.
10/25/1842	Breeze	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 Oct., 1842 - "Breeze" Capt. Willm. Pugsley, for Dublin" [GC]
12/01/1842	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 Dec., 1842 - "Antelope" Capt. J. W. James, for Dublin" - also - The Islander, Dec 02 1842: "In the Antelope, James, to Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Hunt." [GC]
12/02/1842	Alfred	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Bristol, G. Britain	The Islander, Dec 02 1842: "In the Alfred from Three Rivers, to Bristol, Nov. 26, Messrs. John McGill and G. Chudleigh." - also - "Dec. 16, 1842: the brig Alfred which sailed from Three Rivers for Bristol has been cast away on the Cape Breton shore and become a complete wreck. Passengers were saved though they were on the wreck 48 hours before they could be saved." [CG]
12/04/1842	Ann Kenny	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Islander, Dec 04 1842: "In the Ann Kenny for London, from Three Rivers, Dec. 4, 1842; Messrs. Charles Wright, Daniel Davies, Patrick Slater, E. Ruxton and Miss Buxton" [CG]
12/07/1842	Orient	Quebec/P.E.I.	London, England	Colonial Herald 3 Dec., 1842: "The ship Orient, Captain Leuty, from Quebec, bound to London, with a cargo of Timber &c. after experiencing heavy weather in the Gulph, sprung a leak, and being off the harbour of Three Rivers, on Saturday morning, requiring assistance, the steamer St. George, Captain Matheson, took her in tow, and succeeded in bringing her to an anchor, where she now remains in safety, off Georgetown, with six feet of water in the hold" [GC].
00/00/1842	Washington	Isle of Skye.	P.E.I.	Guardian, Monday, 7 June, 1920, pg. 5 - "Obituary - Mrs. Christy Bruce, aged nearly 100, who immigrated with her parents from Isle of Skye in 1842 on the ship "Washington"
03/03/1843	Acadia	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Mar 03 1842: "In the Acadia from Liverpool, Mr. William Welsh of this town." [CG]
04/21/1843	Britannia	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Halifax, N.S.	The Islander, Apr 21 1843: "Passengers in the Britannia from Liverpool to Halifax: Andrew Duncan, Esq and W. W. Lord, Esq." [CG]
05/05/1843	Mary Jane	Limerick, Ireland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 05 1843: "Arrived this morning, Barque Mary Jane, Mason, from Limerick, 32 days, no names " [CG]
05/11/1843	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Port Hill, P.E.I.	30 Passengers, 3 crews for new Vessels. - The Islander, May 19 1843: "Arrived at Port Hill, May 11, Brig British Lady, 30 days from Bideford, with passengers." [CG]
05/16/1843	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	11 Passengers. - also - The Islander, May 19 1843: "In the John Bromham, from Plymouth, Mr Smardon, Master Bromham and 9 in steerage." [CG] - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 23 May, 1843: "In the John Bromham, from Plymouth - Mr. W. Smardon. Master W. Bromham. " [GC]
05/19/1843	Ann Kenny	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 19 1843: "In the Ann Kenny from London: Mrs. Holloway and three children" [CG]
05/19/1843	Chieftain	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 19 1843: "In the ship Chieftain, Ligate, from Belfast, 208 passengers." [CG]
05/20/1843	Rose Bank	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I.	149/150 Passengers. - The Islander, May 26 1843: "Arrived Saturday, May 20, Barque Rose Bank, Montgomery, from Belfast, 150 passengers." [CG]
05/21/1843	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 26 1843: "In the Brig Antelope, Masters John and William Smith for Bathurst; 2nd cabin - Mrs. Mary Bradwell and three children, and fifteen in steerage." [GC] - Also - Royal Gazette Tues., 23 May, 1843: "In the brig Antelope, Masters John and William Smith, for Bathurst 2d cabin - Mrs. Mary Bradwell, and 3 children. - 15 in the Steerage." [CG]
05/21/1843	Emma Searle	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	19 Passengers. - also - The Islander, May 26 1843: "In the Barque Emma Searle, from London, arrived on Sunday, May 21, Hon J. Brecken, and Lady, Miss Hodgson, Lieut. Orlebar, Lady, three children and servant; Mr. Daniel Davis; 2nd cabin - Mr. and Mrs Hubbard and two children: Steerage: Mr. and Mrs. Holliday and two children; Miss Crouch and Mr. Riggs." [CG] - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 23 May, 1843: "In the barque Emma Searle, from London, arrived on Sunday Hon. J Brecken and Lady, Miss Hodgson, Lieut. Orlebar, Lady, three children and servant; Mr. Daniel Davies. 2d Cabin - Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard, and 2 children. Steerage - Mr. and Mrs. Holliday and two children, Miss Crouch and Mr. Riggs." [GC}
05/23/1843	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 23 May, 1843: "In the Civility, from Bideford, Mr. Christoppher Cross." [GC]
05/24/1843	Mary Ann	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	82 Passengers. - also - The Islander, May 26 1843: "Arrived May 24, in Brig Mary Ann, W. H. Saunders, Master, 35 days from Bideford: Dr. Boswell, and family, and 75 in the steerage." [CG]
05/26/1843	William	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	The Islander, Oct 27 1843: "In the William, October 26 for Cork: Messrs. Welsh, J. T. Tucker, J. Story, J. Brown. F. Norton, Howlet." [CG]
05/30/1843	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Richmond Bay, P.E.I.	29 Passengers.
06/06/1843	William	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/12/1843	Union	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "12 May, 1843 - "Union" Capt. James Judd, for St. Pierres" [GC]
06/19/1843	John Hawkes	P.E.I.	Falmouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "19 June, 1843 - "John Hawkes" Capt. J. Scott, for Falmouth" [GC]
06/20/1843	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 June, 1843 - "Antelope" Capt. J.W. James, for Dublin, with lumber" [GC]
07/07/1843	Acorn	St. John's, Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jul 07 1843: "This morning in the Schr. Acorn, Anderson Master, 14 days from St. John's Nfld: Mr. Green of Boston, Messrs. W. Nelson, Haszard, Cantello, Mutch, Campion, Chappell, B. Webster and ten." [CG]
07/18/1843	British Queen	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 July, 1843 - "British Queen" Capt. Michael Walsh, for Dublin" [GC]
07/28/1843	Ann	Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jul 28 1843: "In the Ann from Nfld: Lawrence O'Brien, Esq, Messrs. W. Renouf and W. Goff." [CG]
08/08/1843	Brothers	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
08/10/1843	Elizabeth & Sarah	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Aug., 1843 - "Elizabeth & Sarah" Capt. Peter Roberts, for St. Pierre" [GC]
08/29/1843	Scipio	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 Aug., 1843 - "Scipio" Capt. James Peake, for London, with lumber" [GC]
08/31/1843	Mary Jane	P.E.I.	Bristol, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "31 Aug., 1843 - "Mary Jane" Capt. Richard Williams, for Bristol" [GC]
08/31/1843	Brig Ellen Forrestal	New Glasgow,P.E.I.	Waterford, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "31 Aug., 1843 - "Ellen Forrestal" Capt. Joseph McKenzie, for Waterford" [GC] - also - Built by James Lawson, Owner: Daniel Brennan, First registered, PEI, #1843039. Sold to Michael McNamara Sr. & Jr., and re-registered 18 May, 1844 in Limerick, Ireland. Thomas Bowler became Master Ship Data
09/04/1843	Saucy Jack	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "04 Sep., 1843 - "Saucy Jack" Capt. Joseph Robinson, for St. Pierre" [GC]
09/05/1843	Mary Jane	Dublin, Ireland.	P.E.I.
09/19/1843	Sir Henry Vere Huntley	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/19/1843	Antelope	Dublin, Ireland.	P.E.I.	16 Passengers.
09/26/1843	Mary Jane	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Sep., 1843 - Mary Jane" Capt. Thomas Mason, for Dublin" [GC]
10/01/1843	William Wilberforce	Ilfracombe, G. Britain	P.E.I./Quebec	Bound for Quebec.
10/03/1843	Lady Huntley	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/05/1843	Zephyr	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "05 Oct., 1843 - "Zephyr" Capt., John Elmes, for Liverpool" [GC]
10/06/1843	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "06 Oct., 1843 - "Antelope" Capt. John McAllister, for Dublin" [GC]
10/08/1843	John Hawkes	Bideford, G. Britain.	Cascumpec, P.E.I.
10/10/1843	Constance	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Oct 13 1843: "In the Constance from London: Mr. Daniel Davies, Master Dixon and Mr. A. Gulters." [CG] - also - PAPEI RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Inward: "11 Oct., 1843 - "Constance" from London with 8000 slates for Geo H. Chudleigh" - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 10 Oct., 1843, page 3: "SHIP NEWS - Two o'clock - Arrived barque John Bromham, Barnett, Plymouth. Passenger, Mrs. Smardon." [GC] See also the notice of her near disaster on our "Shipping Notes" page!
10/10/1843	Swift	P.E.I.	Plymouth, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Oct., 1843 - "Swift" Capt. John Swift, for Plymouth, with lumber" [GC]
10/13/1843	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	10 Passengers. - The Islander, Oct 13 1843: "In the John Bromham from Plymouth: Mrs. Smardon, and ten in steerage." [CG]
10/13/1843	St. George		Charlottetown, P.E.I.	The Islander, Oct 13 1843: "In the St. George from Miramichi, Thursday: D. Brenan, Esq., John Cunard, Esq., Messrs. E. Whitney, James Muirhead, Lemuel Wright, Fraser, Cameron, Mrs. Mutch, and 19 in steerage." [CG]
10/16/1843	Sir Henry Huntley	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "16 Oct., 1843 - "Sir Henry Huntley" Capt. Peter McLeod, for Liverpool" - also - The Islander, Oct 20 1843: "Friday, 11 am. Sailed Brig Sir Henry Huntley, MacLoud, for Liverpool: passenger, Andrew Thornton Todd [Proprietor of Lot 19.]" [GC]
10/17/1843	William	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Wm. Griffiths, Master - Disembarked, then left Charlottetown Thursday, October 25, 1843. See Journal of F.P.N.
10/25/1843	William	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 Oct., 1843 - "William" Capt. Wm. Griffiths, for Liverpool, with potatoes, oats, sheep" [GC]
11/21/1843	Constance	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	The Islander, Nov 25 1843: "In the Constance for London, Nov. 23, Wm. Miller Esq., Daniel Davies and Mr. J. Davies, Painter." [CG] - also - Royal Gazette Tues., 28 Nov., 1843, page 3: "CLEARED - Brig Constance, Jones, London, lumber" - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Nov., 1843 - "Constance" Capt. T. Jones. for London, with lumber" [GC]
12/22/1843	Barbara Ann	St. John, Nfld.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Dec 22 1843: "Ships' News. Schr. Barbara Ann, Salmond Master, belonging to Peter Praught, arrived here on Tuesday am. 5 days from St John Nfld. Passengers:Alexander McLean Esq, Capt. Henderson, Harris, Peter Kelly, Charles Kelly, Messrs. Benjamin Webster, Terence Webster, Peter Martin, John McDonald, Donald Nicholson, and the crews of 6 vessels. " [CG]
05/19/1844	Swan	Bermuda	P.E.I.	PALLADIUM 23 May, 1844: "The schr. Swan, W.P. Nelmes, Master, arrived on Sunday afternoon in 41 days from Bermuda. Saw a barque at anchor in the Gut of Canso, supposed to be the Mary Jane, bound to Cascumpeque. There was a large fleet of vessels lying at Ship Harbour, bound up the Gulf, but they could not proceed in consequence of the passage being choked up with ice. It was with great difficulty that the Swan made her way through it, and it was only by chance that she succeeded. Seals were seen in great numbers." [GC]
05/21/1844	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 24 1844: "Arrived May 21, Barque John Brombam, Barrett Master, 53 days from Plymouth, 10 passengers." - also - Royal Gazette: May 21, 1844: "Arrived yesterday from Plymouth, the Barque John Bromham, Barrett, 10 passengers -- 53 days, experienced a continued succession of head winds, and met with little or no ice. [CG]
05/21/1844	Mary Jane	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Abt 20 Passengers. - The Islander, May 24 1844: "Barque, Mary Jane, 30 days from Liverpool --passengers, Mr. and Mrs. Holroyd, Miss Watson, Captain Eales and family, and 14 in the steerage." [CG]
05/23/1844	Swan	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "23 May, 1844 - "Swan" Capt. W.P. Nelmes, for Bermuda" [GC]
05/26/1844	St. George		Charlottetown, P.E.I.	See Journal of F.P.N. - also - The Islander, May 24 1844: "In the St. George from Pictou, May 22: Mrs. Marshall, Miss McDonald, Capt. Brummage, Mr. F. Norton, and others." [CG]
05/27/1844	Sir Henry Huntley	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 31 1844: "In the Sir H. V. Huntley, from Liverpool: Mr. and Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Smallwood, Mr. E Smallwood and John Sutton, Esq. Mr. Boyer of the Colonial Church Society in the capacity of Lay Reader with a liberal allowance." - also - Palladium 30 May, 1844: "ENTERED. brig Sir Henry Huntley, Gourlay, from Liverpool. Lost on the 9th inst. from on board the brig Sir Henry Huntley, on her passage to this Island, Samuel Eales, seaman, son of Capt. Eales, Liverpool, G.B." [CG]
05/27/1844	Emma Searle	London, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 31 1844: "In the Emma Searle from London: First Cabin, Mr. Daniel Davies, Master E. Carey. Second Cabin, Mrs. Howlet, Mr. J. Davis. Steerage: Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Spence, Mr. Scott." [CG]
05/28/1844	Lady Sale	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
05/28/1844	Constance	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/07/1844	Florence	P.E.I.	Quebec.	The Islander, Jun 07 1844: "Bark Florence, Brummage, to Quebec, 40 passengers." [CG]
06/14/1844	Antelope	Dublin, Ireland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jun 14 1844: "Brig Antelope, James, Master , from Dublin, 40 passengers." [CG]
06/14/1844	Mary Dolphine	P.E.I.	Quebec.	The Islander, Jun 14 1844: "Marie Dolphine, Richards, to Quebec, ballast and 25 passengers." [CG]
06/21/1844	Mary Jane	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland.	The Islander, Jun 21 1844: "In the Mary Jane for Dublin, Rev. Angus McIntyre and Lady (?)" - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 June, 1844 - "Mary Jane" Capt. Thos. Mason, for Dublin" [CG]
06/21/1844	John Hawkes	Swansea, Wales.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Jun 21 1844: "In the Brig John Hawkes, Richards, from Swansea, 35 days. Mr. J. M. Tucker." [CG]
06/21/1844	Hartland	Bideford, Devonshire	Halifax, N.S.	The Islander, Jun 21 1844: "Arrived at Halifax, Barque Hartland, Gilman, from Bideford, Devonchire, 44 days: 70 passengers for PEI and Quebec." [CG]
06/21/1844	Idas	P.E.I.	Barbadoes	The Islander, Jun 28 1844: "June 23, to Barbadoes, Brig Idas, Harris Master; Mr. H. Haszard." - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 June, 1844 - "Idas" Capt. George Harris, for West Indies" [CG]
06/29/1844	Emma Searle	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain.	The Islander, Jul 17 1844: "In the Emma Searle to London, July 2: Rev. F. Roberts, Mr James Irving and child." - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 June, 1844 - "Emma Searle" Capt. Thos. Hogan, for London " [CG]
07/01/1844	Sir Henry Huntley	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "01 July, 1844 - "Sir Henry Huntley" Capt. Willm. Gourlay, for Liverpool" [GC]
07/03/1844	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "03 July, 1844 - "Antelope" Capt. Geo. Coatsworth, for Dublin" [GC]
07/04/1844	John West	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "04 July, 1844 - "John West" Capt. Thos. Jones, for Cork" [GC]
07/17/1844	Gulnare	P.E.I.	St. John's Nfld.	The Islander, Jul 17 1844: "Sailed on Monday, Schooner Gulnare, Capt. Bayfield for St. John's Nfld: Passenger, Hon. T. H. Haviland." [CG]
07/26/1844	Independence	Belfast, Ireland.	P.E.I./Quebec	300 Pass. 156 for P.E.I./Rest for Quebec. - also - The Islander, Jul 26 1844: "In the ship Independent, from Belfast Ireland, July 26, 300 passengers." [CG] - also - Letter to the Editor of the Royal Gazette, re Capt. M'Cappin of the ship Independence, "now under weigh for Quebec".... "he at all times and in every manner in his power evinced for our comfort and convenience, with that of our fellow passengers, so much so, that the slightest accident or mischance did not occur during the whole voyage...." signed, August 1, 1844: John O'Hara, James Garland, Thomas Garland, Patrick McKenna, Cormick M'Avoy, John Duffy, Charles Malone." Followed by this ad: "The Undersigned hereby requests all who are owing for passages from Belfast hither, in the Ship Independence, and likewise those who have become guarantee for several such passengers, during the past winter, to pay him their respective liabilities, before the 20th of September next, as all amounts which may remain due after that date, must be sued for without distinction or further notice. Dated at Fort Augusutus, this first day of August, 1844. F. KELLY." [CG]
08/03/1844	Acadia	G. Britain	Pictou	The Islander, Aug 03 1844: " In a boat from Pictou, on Monday, via Acadia from England: J. E. Grubb, Esq." [CG]
08/07/1844	Elizabeth	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "07 Aug., 1844 - "Elizabeth" Capt. John Peacock, for Liverpool" [GC]
08/17/1844	Lavinia	P.E.I.	Bristol, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "17 Aug., 1844 - "Lavinia" Capt. Eales, for Bristol" [GC]
08/23/1844	Mary	P.E.I.	Nfld.	The Islander, Aug 23 1844: "Schooner Mary for Nfld: Mr. J. Weatherbe." [CG]
08/23/1844	Florida	Bideford, G. Britain.	Port Hill, P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: Florida, Capt Hillman; brig of 186 tons; built 1840 in PEI; owned by Yeo & Co - also - The Islander, Aug 03 1844: "Brig Florida, Scott, from Bideford, arrived Port Hill, 38 days: Mrs. Widgery." [CG]
08/24/1844	Flora Beaton	P.E.I.	Sunderland, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "24 Aug., 1844 - "Flora Beaton" Capt. William Cooper, for Sunderland" - also - The Islander, Sep 20 1844: "In the Flora Beaton for Sunderland, William Cooper, Esq." [GC]
08/28/1844	Maitland	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "28 Aug., 1844 - "Maitland"? Capt. George Hooper, for Liverpool" [GC]
09/03/1844	Lady Sale	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/03/1844	Northumberland	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/03/1844	Helen	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/03/1844	Constance	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain.	The Islander, Sep 20 1844: "In the Constance to London, on Tues: Hon. Capt Rice, Hon. W. W. Irving and Mrs. Maloney." [CG]
09/03/1844	Northumberland	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 3 Sep., 1844: "ENTERED. barque Northumberland, Baldwin, from Liverpool, with goods." [GC]
09/03/1844	Helen	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 3 Sep., 1844: "ENTERED. schr. Helen, Capt. Smith, from Plymouth, with goods." [GC]
09/13/1844	Idas	West Indies	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 13 1844: "Arrived today, Brig Idas from West Indies, 21 days : Mr. H. Haszard." - also - The Islander, Sep 20, 1844: "In the Idas from Barbados, H. W. Plant, Esq., Assist Deputy Commissary General, Lady and two children going to Halifax; also Mr. Henry Haszard." [CG]
09/15/1844	Mary Jane	Bristol, Eng./Dublin, Ireland.	Port Hill, P.E.I.
09/16/1844	Euphemia	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "16 Sep., 1844 - "Euphemia" Capt. D. Murchison, for St. Pierre, with cheeses, horses" [GC]
09/16/1844	Constance	P.E.I.	London, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "16 Sep., 1844 - "Constance" Capt. Richd. Maloney, for London" [GC]
09/17/1844	Margaret	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "17 Sep., 1844 - "Margaret" Capt. Will. Griffiths, for Liverpool" [GC]
09/17/1844	Wellington	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 20 1844: "In the Wellington, 35 days from Liverpool: Mr. A. Leslie." [CG]
09/17/1844	John Bromham	Unknown.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 20 1844: "In the John Bromham: L. Y. Nash, Esq., lately appointed Barrack Master and Ordinance Storekeeper for this place; Lady and four children." [CG]
09/20/1844	British Lady	Bideford, G. Britain.	Bedeque, P.E.I.	7 Passengers. - also - The Islander, Sep 27 1844: "British Lady, George Redmond, Master, 24 days, arrived at Bedeque: Rev. Mr. Harrison and lady, Rev. Mr. Carravay and Lady (?), Mrs. E. R. Humphreys and two children and one servant." [CG]
09/21/1844	Helen	P.E.I.	Newcastle, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 Sep., 1844 - "Helen" Capt. Jno. Smith, for Newcastle" - also - Royal Gazette 24 Sep., 1844: "CLEARED. schr. Helen, Smith, for Newcastle, with timber, deals, &c." [GC]
09/24/1844	Emma Searle	London, G. Britain.	Georgetown, P.E.I.	6 Passengers. - also - The Islander, Sep 20 1844: "The Emma Searle arrived at Georgetown Tuesday last with 6 passengers." [CG]
09/24/1844	Antelope	Dublin, Ireland.	P.E.I.	Passengers (no Count)
09/25/1844	Northumberland	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "25 Sep., 1844 - "Northumberland" Capt. John Baldwin, for Liverpool" [GC]
09/30/1844	Fairy	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "30 Sep., 1844 - "Fairy" Capt. J. McEwen, for St. Pierre" [GC]
10/04/1844	Mary Jane	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland.	The Islander, Oct 04 1844: "In the Bark Mary Jane to Dublin: Thomas Marshall, Esq., John McGill, Esq and son." [CG]
10/03/1844	Swan	Bermuda	P.E.I	The Islander 4 Oct., 1844: "The schr. Swan, which arrived here yesterday from Bermuda, experienced on the 17th ult., a violent hurricane in Lat. 38 Long. 63, which lasted for 80 hours. She had her bulwarks stove in, and at one time resolved to cut away her masts, but the gale moderated. She reports sloop Hellespont, burthen 43 tons from Bermuda, for this place, to sail the next day after they left. This is the vessel which arrived in London this summer, and created so much surprise in consequence of her small tonnage, and a plate of which appeared in the pictorial times.[CG]
10/04/1844	Swan	Bermuda	P.E.I	The Islander, Oct 04 1844: "In the Swan for Bermuda: Mr. and Mrs. Nelms, Mr. Thomas Nelms." [CG]
10/11/1844	Isabella	Bideford, G. Britain.	Port Hill, P.E.I.
10/11/1844	Swan	Turk's Island	P.E.I.	Islander 11 Oct., 1844: "ENTERED schr Swan, Nelmes, Turk's Island, goods and salt. PASSENGERS. In the Swan from Bermuda, 12 days Capt. P.W. Nelmes, and Master J. Henry Haszard." [GC]
10/15/1844	Antelope	P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "15 Oct., 1844 - "Antelope" Capt. Francis Clarke, for Dublin" [GC]
10/19/1844	Swan	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "19 Oct., 1844 - "Swan" Capt. W.P. Nelmes, for Bermuda" - also - Palladium Thurs., 24 Oct., 1844: "CLEARED. Swan, Nelmes, Bermuda, produce. PASSENGERS In the schr. Swan, W.P. Nelmes, Master, sailed Tuesday for Bermuda - Capt. S. Nelmes, and Mrs. Nelmes, Mr. Thomas Nelmes and Master J. Henry Haszard." - also - Islander 25 Oct., 1844: "CLEARED schr Swan, Capt. Nelmes, for Bermuda, with produce." [GC]
10/22/1844	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/26/1844	Sarah Ann	P.E.I.	Bermuda	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "26 Oct., 1844 - "Sarah Ann" Capt. Donald McRae, for Bermuda" [GC]
10/29/1844	Spray	P.E.I.	St. Pierre	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "29 Oct., 1844 - "Spray" Capt. David Robertson, for St. Pierre" [GC]
11/07/1844	Sir Henry Huntley	P.E.I.	Cork, Ireland.	The Islander, Nov 15 1844: "In the Sir Henry Huntley for Cork, Mr. J. T. Tucker and 4 others." - also reported again on the 21st in the Palladium. - also - RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "07 Nov., 1844 - "Sir Henry Huntley" Capt. Willm. Gourlay, for Cork" [CG]
11/20/1844	Rose	P.E.I.	Bristol, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "20 Nov., 1844 - "Rose" Capt. John Hawes, for Bristol" [GC] - also - Lloyd's Registry: "She was a wooden Barque, built in Quebec 1844 550 tons, owner was J. Nichols, Port of Registry was Plymouth." [Info from "The Bible Christian Project"] Date of arrival here so far, is unknown.
11/21/1844	Emma Searle	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	London, G. Britain.	The Palladium, Nov 21 1844: "Barque Emma Searle from Three Rivers to London: passenger, Henry Shearman, Esq." [CG]
11/25/1844	Mariner	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
12/04/1844	Idas	P.E.I.	West Indies	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "04 Dec., 1844 - "Idas" Capt. Geo. Harris, for West Indies" [GC]
12/10/1844	Mariner	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "10 Dec., 1844 - "Mariner" Capt. Crocket Hemeor, for Liverpool" [GC]
12/23/1844	Rob Roy	Newfoundland	Georgetown, P.E.I.	The Islander, Dec 23 1844: "Arrived at Georgetown, Dec. 23, Schooner Rob Roy, Charles Campbell Master, 19 days from St. John=s Nfld, 8 passengers who experienced heavy gales, snow drifts and hail storms." [CG]
01/11/1845	Dart	Newfoundland	Grand River, P.E.I.	The Islander, Jan 11 1845: "Brigt. Dart, belonging to Messrs. Dingwell and Saunders, arrived at Grand River, Monday last, 17 days from St. John's Nfld, Passengers: Braddock, Dingwell, Clark, Saunders and 50 others." [CG]
01/08/1845	Joseph	St. John's, Newfoundland	Pinette, P.E.I.	The Islander, Jan 11 1845: "Schr Joseph, H. Webster, Master, 17 days from St. John's Nfld. Arrived at Pinette, Jan. 8 and landed Mr. Robert Longworth, one of her passengers." [CG]
05/06/1845	Sir Henry Vere Huntley	Liverpool via Halifax.	Bedeque, P.E.I.
05/16/1845	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 15 1845: "* May 16, Friday, 1845: In the Barque, John Bromham, Capt. Barrett, from Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. Aitkins, Mrs. Lethbridge, and Master Whiteway." [CG]
05/16/1845	Florida	Unknown	Port Hill, P.E.I.	The Islander, May 23 1845: "Brig Florida, Lowther Master, at Port Hill, May 16: the crew of a new ship, and 5 passengers." [CG]
05/17/1845	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Morning News, 14 June, 1845: - "ENTERED. "Marys" brig, Capt. Bravey, from Cadiz, with salt." [GC}
05/21/1844	Edward	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "21 May, 1845 - "Edward" Capt. J. Ellis, for Liverpool, with potatoes" [GC]
05/23/1845	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 23 1845: "In the Civility from Bideford: Mr and Mrs. Widgery, and servant, Master Nott, Miss Nott, Miss Williams, Miss Webb, and 33 in steerage, some of whom were going to Quebec." [CG]
05/23/1845	Florence	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 23 1845: "In the Florence from Liverpool, William Cooper, Esq." [CG]
05/23/1845	Mary Jane	Liverpool, G. Britain	P.E.I.	The Islander, May 23 1845: "In the Mary Jane from Liverpool: John McGill, Esq, and son, and five in steerage." [CG]
05/20/1845	Northumberland	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Passengers (No Count)
05/23/1845	British Union	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	From the 1841 Lloyd's Register: British Union, brig of 189 tons; built 1838 in PEI; owned by Pope & Co. - also - The Islander, May 30 1845: "Brig British Union from London, May, 23: Mrs. Buxton and 4 others." [CG]
05/26/1845	Walmsey	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
05/27/1845	Juventas	Sunderland, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
05/27/1845	Fanny	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
05/27/1845	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
06/02/1845	Grendon	Sunderland, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 3 June, 1845 - "Arrived yesterday, brig Grendon, Hianmarch, 52 days from Sunderland with coals and ship stores to D. Brenan, Esq." [GC]
06/03/1845	Juventas	Sunderland, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 3 June, 1845 - "Entered brig Juventas, Capt. Job, from Sunderland; ballast" [GC]
06/08/1845	H.M. Rose	Bermuda & Halifax	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 10 June, 1845, page 2: "H.M. Sloop of War Rose, Commander Pelly, arrived here on Thursday last from Bermuda and Halifax." [GC}
06/10/1845	Marys	Cadiz	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 10 June, 1845, page 2: "Entered brig John Hawkes, Richards, from Swansea, with goods" [GC}
06/10/1845	John Hawkes	Swansea, Wales	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 10 June, 1845, page 2: "Entered brig John Hawkes, Richards, from Swansea, with goods" [GC}
06/14/1845	Marys	Cadiz	P.E.I.	Morning News, 14 June, 1845 - "ENTERED. "Marys" brig, Capt. Bravey, from Cadiz, with salt." [GC}
06/18/1844	Mary Jane	P.E.I.	Sunderland, G. Britain	RG 9 Collector of Customs Shipping Outward: "18 June, 1845 - "Mary Jane" Capt. Thos. Mason, for Sunderland" [GC]
06/22/1845	Fancy	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	The Islander, Jun 27 1845: "In the Brig Fancy to Dublin, Sunday, June 22, Rev. Mr. Panter, Lady, 4 children, servant from Three Rivers to England." [CG]
06/24/1845	Grendon	Sunderland, G. Britain	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette Tues., 24 June, 1845, page 2: "SHIP NEWS - Arrived yesterday, brig Grendon, Hianmarch, 52 days from Sunderland, with coals and ship stores, to D. Brenan, Esq." [GC]
07/08/1845	Racer	P.E.I.	, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, 8 Jul., 1845: "Royal Gazette 8 July, 1845 - CLEARED. 5 July, "Racer" brig, Capt. Power, for Liverpool, with timber & deals" [GC]
07/08/1845	Lady Lilford	P.E.I.	, G. Britain	Royal Gazette, 8 Jul., 1845: "Royal Gazette 8 July, 1845 - Cleared at Bedeque, on the 27th June, for Liverpool the brig Lady Lilford, cargo, timber, deals & lathwood - by J. Weatherbe." [GC]
08/12/1845	Sir Edward	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 12 Aug., 1845: "Entered "Sir Edward", Ellis, from Liverpool, in ballast, 39 days to C. Walsh." [GC]
08/21/1845	Regina	Rustico, P.E.I.	Dublin, Ireland	The Islander, Aug 21 1845: "In the Regina from Rustico to Dublin, August 21: John Sutton, and John Goff, Esq., and Master S. Dealey." [CG]
08/26/1845	Sir Henry Huntley	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Crapaud, P.E.I.
08/29/1845	Antelope	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	29 Passengers.
09/01/1845	John Bromham	Plymouth, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
09/02/1845	Olinda	Three Rivers, P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain	Royal Gazette 2 Sep., 1845, page 2: "Cleared at Three Rivers, August 27th, barque Olinda, Brown, Master, for Liverpool, GB - Timber and deals." [GC]
09/03/1845	Snowdrop	P.E.I.	Bideford, G. Britain.	Morning News, 3 Sep., 1845: - "CLEARED. "Snowdrop" brigantine, Capt. Ball, for Bideford." [CG]
09/03/1845	Spartan	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Morning News, 3 Sep., 1845: - "CLEARED. "Spartan" brig, Capt. Rundall, for Liverpool." [CG]
09/27/1845	Idas	St. Thomas	P.E.I.	The Islander, Sep 27 1845: "On the Brig Idas, D. Davies Master, from St. Thomas, 17 days in the Gut of Canso; Mr. John Jenkins, passenger." [CG]
09/29/1845	Civility	Bideford, G. Britain.	P.E.I.
10/07/1845	Jewess	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 7 Oct., 1845: "Entered Brig Jewess, Elles, from Liverpool, with goods, salt" [GC]
10/07/1845	Swan	Turks Island	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 7 Oct., 1845: "Schooner Swan, Nelmes, from Turks Island, with goods, salt" - also - The Islander, Oct 11 1845: "In the Swan from Bermuda, 12 days: Capt. P. W. Nelmes and Master Henry Haszard." [GC]
10/10/1845	Fanny	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 14 Oct, 1845 - ENTERED, 10 Oct., 1845, "Fanny", brig, Capt. Smith, from Liverpool, with goods. [CG]
10/18/1845	Endeavor	P.E.I.	Newfoundland	The Islander, Oct 18 1845: "In the Endeavour for Nfld: Dr. Conroy and Rev. John McLennan." [CG]
10/20/1845	Swan	P.E.I.	Bermuda	Islander 25 Oct., 1845: "CLEARED 20 Oct. schr Swan, Nelmes, Bermuda, with produce and shingles." [CG]
10/21/1845	Jewess	Cork, Ireland/ Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Islander Sat., 25 Oct., 1845, page 3: "PASSENGERS - In the Jewess sailed from Orwell on Monday for Liverpool, Mr. George P. Haszard en route for Edinburgh." - also - Same Issue: "Cleared Brig Jewess, Griggs, Cork, timber, deals and lathwood, by Charles Welsh" [GC]
10/25/1845	Jewess	Orwell, P.E.I.	Liverpool	The Islander, Oct 25 1845: "In the Jewess, from Orwell on Monday to Liverpool, Mr. George F. Longworth to Edinburgh." [CG]
10/29/1845	Pandora	P.E.I.	Newfoundland	The Islander, Nov 01 1845: "In the Pandora to Nfld: Thursday, Mr. Withers, wife and two children. (Oct 29)" [CG]
10/29/1845	Idas		Barbadoes	Royal Gazette 4 Nov., 1845: "Cleared 29 Oct., brig "Idas", Davies, for Barbadoes, with fish, oats, potatoes"
10/30/1845	Mary Lyall	Liverpool, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	Royal Gazette 4 Nov., 1845: "Entered 30 Oct., "Mary Lyall" Capt. Jones, from Liverpool, with goods. A quantity of PLOUGH MOUNTING, just received per Mary Lyall, from Liverpool, is for sale at the depot of the Royal Agricultural Society. Nov. 4, 1845 C. STEWART, Secretary"
11/01/1845	Sch. Caledonia		Pictou/Charlottetown, P.E.I.	Islander Sat., 1 Nov., 1845, page 3: In consequence of the withdrawal of the St. George from the route between this port and Pictou, the Schooner Caledonia, John Anderson, Master, has been engaged for the remainder of the season to carry the Mails between the above mentioned ports. [GC]
11/04/1845	British Union	London, G. Britain.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Nov 08 1845: "In the British Union from London: Mr. Dennis Reddin, Capt. Harris (on Nov. 4)" - also - Royal Gazette 4 Nov., 1845: Entered 4 Nov., "British Union", from London, with goods. The Horse purchased in England for the Royal Agricultural Society, came over in the British Union, and considering the very long and boistrous passage that vessel has had, he is in as good condition as can be expected. He is a little bruised, but with good care, he no doubt, will soon recover." [CG]
11/23/1845	John Hawkes	Llanelly, Wales.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Nov 29 1845: "Arrived Sunday last, Nov 23, Brig John Hawkes, William Richards Master, from Llanelly, Wales; John Jeremiah was killed in a fall from the topmast, Nov. 13." [CG] - also - Morning News, 26 Nov., 1845 - "ENTERED. "John Hawkes" brig, Capt. Richards, from Wales." [GC]
11/23/1845	Mary	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain.	Morning News, 26 Nov., 1845 - "CLEARED. "Mary" brigantine, Capt. Lelly, for Liverpool." [GC]
12/06/1845	Ann	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G. Britain.	The Islander, Dec 06 1845: "In the brig Ann to Liverpool: Mr. Joseph McDonald." [CG]
12/17/1845	John Hawkes	P.E.I.	Swansea, Wales.	Morning News, 17 Dec., 1845 - "CLEARED. "John Hawkes" brig, Capt. Richards, for Swansea." [GC]
12/17/1845	Orelio	P.E.I.	Liverpool, G.B.	Morning News, 17 Dec., 1845 - "CLEARED. "Orelio" brig, Capt. Damdson, for Liverpool." [GC]
12/20/1845	James	St. John's, Newfoundland.	Georgetown, P.E.I.	The Islander, Dec 20 1845: "Schooner James, Walsh Master. Arrived at Georgetown from St. John's Nfld, Tues last with 64 passengers; owners and crews of several vessels sold in St. John's." [CG]
12/20/1845	Catherine	St. John's, Newfoundland.	P.E.I.	The Islander, Dec 20 1845: "On the schooner Catherine, belonging to Mr. Pillman, New London, from St. John's, arrived Tuesday last, Dec. 15, with crews of vessels sold in St.John's." [CG]

* The Castalia was built in 1835 at the Peake yard in Charlottetown. It spent its useful life running to England's Channel coast, and in the fall of 1838, she was driven ashore in Bedeque Bay, and was susequently brought into Charlottetown. After the cargo was unloaded, a trench was dug near Peake's breastwork, she was floated in, then the ground was filled in around her. After this, a roof was built over the deck, and it became known as "Peake's or Noah's Ark"!
The Royal Gazette of May 7, 1839 reports: "The bark Castalia, stranded last fall near Bedeque, and sold on account of the underwriters, was forced off by the ice, with the few hands who had charge of her, about a fortnight since, is now reported in sight of Charlottetown harbour." [ Info from Christine Gorman ]
See Benjamin Bremners Description in "Memories of Long Ago".
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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