Ship Manifest - Elizabeth and Anne, 1716 Liverpool to Virginia

• Title	Ship Manifest - Elizabeth and Anne, 1716 Liverpool to Virginia
  Short Title	Ship Manifest - Elizabeth and Anne, 1716 Liverpool to Virginia
  Source ID	S328
  Text	Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Ship Elizabeth & Ann The Elizabeth & Anne was being used in the slave trade at the time of the 1715 Jacobite rebellion. It's merchant owners thought they might be more highly rewarded by handling the "transport" of prisoners for the King. The arrangement was to take the prisoners on consignment and receive payment when a receipt for their delivery was presented to His Majesty's Court in London. Liverpool, England to Yorktown, Virginia 14 January 1716 Virginia- By his Majestys' Lieutenant Governor & Commander in Cheif of this Dominion- These are to certify that the above Lift of one hundred & Twelve Rebel Prisoners, Imported into this Colony in the Ship Elizabeth & Ann, of Liverpool, Edward Trafford Master, was taken (by my order) upon the arrival of the faid Ship in York River by the officer of the Customs there, and contains the Names of all the Prifoners Imported in the sd ship & that besides the said one hundres & twelve persons, the Mafter did Report that one other Prisoner by name Duncan Mackfale died at sea, which upon Examination of the other Prisoners apeared to be true- Given under my hand at Williamsburgh this 14th day of January 1716- *List of rebel prifoners imported by Capt Edwd Trafford, in the Elizabeth & Anne from Liverpole: THE FOLLOWING 29 ARE UNDER INDENTURES John Macintosh Thos Foster George Dickenson Jno: Mackintosh Christr Carus Archd Menzies James Macintosh James Blackwood Danl: Thompson Duncan Clark Robt Stewart Jno: Robertson Owen McPherson Robt Stewart Jno: Stewart Donald Shaw Willm Turner Malcom Stewart Angus Shaw James Nisbet Jno Stewart Robt Bruce Fergus Graham Jno Stewart John Dunbar James Mackintosh Jno Kennedy Rob Smith Francis Hume THE FOLLOWING EIGHTY THREE NOT INDENTED Jno: Wite Alexr Wite Thos Allen Willm Mackilway Owen Davidson Alexr Watt Alex: Mackenzie Malcolm Macknaughtan James Wood Willm Donaldson Willm Martin Frances Betty James Robertson Donald Mackgilsoray Frederick Abbot David Mitchel Danl Macquin Alexr Bruce Silvester Prophet Willm Wright Robt Capland Jno: Glendening Jno: Pitello Jno: Peter Geo: Marjoribanks Patrick Ferguson Jno: Jhonston Jno: Harris Jno: Finny James Malcum Adam Chisolm Alexr Ferguson William Stroak Wm Finlay James Ferguson Jno: Michy James Paterson James Mckintosh Lawrence Ferguson David Arnot Willm Mackruther Jno: Donaldson James Peter David Mackintosh Wm Noble Jno: Ogilvy Alexr Kerr * Robt Grant James Watson Robt Menzies Robt Anderson Alexr Kid James Urqhuart Robt Duncan James Lindsey Jno: Brown James Ray James Johnson Geo: Lowder Robt Robertson Jno Shaw James Murray Jno: Mundell Jno: Abercromby Wm Lyon Hugh Cane Robt Stewart Jno: Burns Charles Henderson Pat Stewart Alexr Carr Alexander Stewart Jno: Stewart Jno: Mackintosh Donald Stewart Willm Cruster Willm Dun Alexr Stewart Jno: Rutherford Robt Carr__ James Stewart James Watson Willm Maxwell *These prisoners were probably some of the followers of the Pretender captured at Preston, and condemned to be transported to the Colony in Virginia, after having been carried to London for trial. SOURCE: CALENDAR OF VIRGINIA STATE PAPERS 1652-1781 Vol I, pages 185,186 Formatter's notes: The Captain's sworn statement originally appeared following the list of prisoners.
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