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Brig Commerce with passengers from Broad Albion, Perthshire, from Port Greenock Scotland to New York July 9, 1775

Commerce, July 9, 1775. The following from Broad Albion, Perthshire, shipped from Port Greenock, in Brigantine "Commerce" bound for New York, John Mathia, Master. All passengers were from Broad Albion, Perthshire, Scotland
Surname	First Name	Age	Occupation
Allen	Stewart	24	Wright
Allen	Janet Stewart	19	Wife
Cameron	Angus	47	Farmer
Cameron	Katherine McDonald	32	Wife
Cameron	Mary	16	Child
Cameron	John	14	Child
Cameron	Alexander	13	Child
Cameron	Duncan	11	Child
Campbell	Colin	27	Smith
Dunn	James	29	Farmer
Dunn	Catherine	30	Wife
Dunn	John	26	Tidler (?)
Ferguson	James	32	Farmer
Ferguson	Jean McGregor	29	Wife
Ferguson	Mary	21	Child
Ferguson	Robert	13	Child
Ferguson	Helen	11	Child
Ferguson	Ann	7	Child
Kennedy	Angus	26	Farmer
Kay	Alexander	26	Piper
Korest (McKorest)	Mary	18	Servant
Littlejohn	Duncan	38	Wright
McIsaac	Malcom	29	Smith
McArthur	Duncan	52	Farmer
McArthur	Eliza McEwen	47	Wife
McArthur	John	20	Mason
McArthur	Donald	15	Tailor
McArthur	Peter	12	Child
McArthur	John	11	Child
McArthur	Donald	2	Child
Murray	William	44	Farmer
Murray	Margaret McDougal	41	Wife
Murray	John	22	Mason
Murray	Alexander	18	Tailor
Murray	Archibald	17	Shoemaker
Murray	Christian	12	Child
Murray	Katherine	8	Child
Murray	James	1	Child
McIntyre	Donald	43	Schoolmaster
McIntyre	Ann Walker	36	Wife
McIntyre	Catherine	19	Servant
McIntyre	Archibald	8	Child
McLeran (McLaren)	Hugh	34	Farmer
McNaughton	John	38	Farmer
McNaughton	Janet Anderson	30	Wife
McNaughton	Christian	14	Child
McNaughton	Katherine	11	Child
McNaughton	Duncan	7	Child
McNaughton	Katherine (sic)	3	Child
McNaughton	John	3	Child
McNaughton	Elizabeth	2	Child
McNaughton	Daniel	1	Child
McNaughton	Peter	½	Child
McNaughton	Angus	¼	Child ????
Mattock	Isobel	18	Servant
McLaren	James	32	Tailor
McArthur	Donald	59	Farmer
McNaughton	Katherine	46	wife of Donald McArthur
McArthur	John	22	Mason
McArthur	Donald	17	Tailor
McArthur	Catherine	14	Child
McArthur	Archibald	8	Child
McArthur	Duncan	20	Weaver
McDiarmed	Mary	21	Servant
McDiarmed	Eliza	17	Servant
McDiarmed	Katherine	14	Child
McDiarmed	John	3	Child
McDiarmed	Jean	3	Child (prob. Twin of John)
McMartin	Peter	21	Smith
McVurah	Peter	19	Founder
McNaughton	John	24	Farmer
McNaughton	Christian	20	Servant
McVain	Sarah	17	Servant
McVain	Mary	21	Servant
McIntyre	Duncan	47	Farmer
McIntyre	Helen McNab	42	Wife
McIntyre	John	13	Child
McIntyre	Alexander	20	Farmer
McIntyre	Duncan	15	Child
McIntyre	Margaret	10	Child
McCullum	Peter	27	Farmer
McGregor	Hugh	42	Farmer
McGregor	Jean McNaughton	38	Wife
McGregor	Donald	14	Child
McGregor	Katherine	12	Child
McNaughton	Donald	19	Farmer
McNaughton	Angus	29	Farmer
Note: Causes of Emigration: Farmers - High rentals. Smiths etc - No work. Children - with parents. Older Children - No work

Transcribed on 09/09/03
By Laura Freeman

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