| United Kingdom
Anchor Line, 1255 tons; Captain A.D. Munro. From Glasgow,
Scotland 1865-06-07 to Quebec 1865-06-23 |
| |
|
Douglas |
Robert |
38 |
Weaver |
Scotch |
married |
| |
|
Douglas |
Grace |
38 |
[wife] |
Scotch |
married |
| |
206 |
Douglas |
Thomas |
16 |
Servant |
Scotch |
single |
| |
|
Douglas |
Jessie [female] |
14 |
Factoryworker |
Scotch |
single |
| |
|
Douglas |
William |
11 |
male-child |
Scotch |
single |
| |
|
Douglas |
George |
9 |
male-child |
Scotch |
single |
| |
|
Douglas |
James |
4 |
male-child |
Scotch |
single |
| Settled in the District of Pictou in the spring
of 1816. |
|
| William Douglas & wife |
26 |
married |
2 |
-do- |
-do- |
|
| Donald Douglas |
24 |
single |
|
Blacksmith |
Rogers Hill |
|
| Anne Douglas |
50 |
widow |
4 |
|
-do- |
Alexander and Elizabeth Douglas, of Dull, Perthshire sailed on the
Curlew from Greenock 21st July 1818, to Quebec and
Montreal 9th September 1818
| Name |
Age |
Origin |
Year |
Departed |
Arrived |
Ship |
| DOUGLAS, Dan, Mr. |
|
|
1915 |
Glasgow, SCT |
NY |
Cameronia |
| DOUGLAS, Robert, Mr. |
|
|
1911 |
Glasgow, SCT |
NY |
California |
| DOUGLAS, Wm., Mr. |
|
|
1911 |
Glasgow, SCT |
NY |
California |
See also:
Early
Douglas settlers in America
Indentured servants
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