see the original list of IRISH PASSENGER LISTS on the site:

IRISH PASSENGER LISTS as compiled by Sharon in 1997

Each ship at that link is a searchable link to the passenger names ..


ABOLUS - ABYSSINIA - ACTIVE - ADAM CARR - AFRICA - AGENORA
AKIN ALEXANDER - ALEXANDER - ALEXIS - ALGERNON - ALHAMBRA
AMERICAN 1803 - AMERICAN 1804 - AMERICAN 1846 - ANGLO AMERICAN
ANN & MARGARET - ANN HARLEY - ARDENT - ATLANTIC

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Passengers by the ACTIVE - Newry to Philadelphia 6 May 1803


NEWRY The English name of the city comes from the original Irish I?r Chinn Tr? (in older spelling, Iubhar Chinn Tr?bha), which translates as "the yew at the head of the strand", which relates to an apocryphal story that Saint Patrick planted a yew tree there in the 5th century. In modern Irish, the full name of the town is rarely used; instead it is abbreviated to An tI?r

The small medieval town was enlarged in 1142 with the rebuilding of an older Patrician monastery, and there is strong evidence of continual human habitation in the area from 6th century. The first monastery only lasted until 1162, when it was burned to the ground, however it was not completely destroyed and it was later restored to some degree and enlarged by a Cistercian monastery. This monastery itself was later converted to a collegiate church in 1543 before being surrendered to the crown in 1548.



BARNETT, Andrew - 24 - Labourer
BARNETT, Annabella - 20 - Newry
BARNETT, Eliza - 16
BARNETT, Jane - 12 - Newry
BARNETT, Margt - 34 - Newry

LAVERTY, Eliza - 20

MILLS, Robert - 40 - Labourer - Newry

MOORE, James - 21 - Clerk

PARNELL, Martha - 18 - Newry

RENDLES, Eliza - 16
RENDLES, John - 38 - Labourer - Newry
RENDLES, Thomas - 12 Labourer

RENLES, James - 40 - Labourer - Newry

STEWART, Agnes - 20
STEWART, Margt - 38 - Newry
STEWART, Susannah - 18
STEWART, Wm - 50 - Labourer