Ship Jupiter's Company arrived at Monrovia 1 Jan 1834

Date: [unknown] [unknown]
Location: [unknown]
Surnames/tags: Liberian_Emigrants American_Colonization_Society Black_Heritage

American Colonization Society

Emigrants to Liberia

This table is taken from the "Roll Of Emigrants That Have Been Sent To The Colony of Liberia, Western Africa, By the American Colonization Society and its Auxiliaries, To September, 1843, &c"^[1]

The following passengers departed Virginia around November 1833 and arrived January 1834. Note The original document had Peyton Skipwith and family's emancipator as Gen. J. H. Cook. That is incorrect, his last name was Cocke, full name: John Hartwell Cocke II.

Names	Age	State or place from which they emigrated	Free born or otherwise	Emancipated in view of emigrating to Liberia and by whom	Where located on their arrival in the colony	Extent of education	Profession	Date of death	Cause of death	Removed to what place	Removal date
Ceiley Boggs	26	Virginia	-	Unknown	Monrovia
Sarah Boggs	2	do	-	do	do
Henry Givins	34	do	-	do	do	–	Baker	1838	Consumption
Mary Givins	40	do	-	do	do
Thomas Givins	12	do	-	do	do	Spells
George Givins	9	do	-	do	do	do
Beverly R. Wilson	35	do	Free born	–	do	Writes	Coach maker
John Wilson	12	do	do	–	do	do	–	1840	Killed by natives at Galomba
John Forsythe	17	do	-	Wm. Atkins, of Va.	do			–	–	U. S.	1835
Nelson Eilbeck	22	do	–	do	do	Writes, &c.	Scrivener
Edward Stokes	50	do	–	do	do	–	Shoe maker
Sarah Stokes	40	do	–	do	do			–	–	U. S.	1835
Isham Stokes	20	do	–	do	do	Reads	Blacksmith	–	–	U. S.	1835
Daniel Stokes	18	do	–	do	do	do
Parthena Stokes	16	do	–	do	do	Spells
William Stokes	12	do	–	do	do	do
Hubbard Stokes	8	do	–	do	do
Clara Cook	23	do	–	do	do	Reads		1835	Consumption
Ann Cook	12	do	–	do	do	Spells		1834	Fever
Sarah Cook	8	Virginia	–	Wm. Atkins, of Va.	Monrovia	Spells
Alvira S. Cook	3	do	–	do	do
Frances Avery	65	do	–	do	do			1838	Consumption
Maria Pegram	25	do	–	do	do	Spells
Robert Olphin	21	do	–	do	do	–
Dennis Olphin	19	do	–	do	do	–
Eliza Olphin	20	do	–	do	do	–
James King	23	do	–	do	do	–		1835	Anas. exantha.
Sarah Berry	23	do	–	do	do	–
Lorinda Morton	13	do	–	do	do	–		1841	Anas. exantha
Phillip U. Martin	38	do	–	do	do	–
James Poston	35	do	–	do	do	–		1840	Consumption
Andrew Gray	25	do	–	do	do	–		–	–	U. S.	1834
Samuel Gray	20	do	–	do	do	–		–	–	U. S.	1834
Phoebe Gray	16	do	–	do	do	–		–	–	C. Palmas	1835
Henry Wilson	14	do	–	do	do	–		–	–	C. Palmas	1836
Peyton Skipwith	31	do	Slave	John Hartwell Cocke II	do	Reads	Stone mason
Lydia Skipwith	30	do	–	do	do	–		1834	Fever
Diana Skipwith	12	do	–	do	do	Reads
Matilda Skipwith	10	do	–	do	do	do
Felicia Skipwith	6	do	–	do	do	–		1834	Fever
Martha Skipwith	4	do	–	do	do
Nash Skipwith	2	do	–	do	do
Napoleon Skipwith	9	do	–	do	do	–		1834	Fever
Frederick McNier	40	do	–	Unknown	do	–		1834	Anas. exantha
Mary McNier	28	do	–	do	do	–		1834	Fever
John McNier	8	do	–	do	do	–		1834	Fever
Suan McNier	6	do	–	do	do	–		1839	Pleurisy
James McNier	2	do	–	do	do	–		1839	Anasarca
Sampson Caesar	28	do	–	do	do	–		1836	Consumption
Jeremiah Rix	35	do	–	do	do	–		1839	Anasarca
Elizabeth Johnson	–	do	–	do	do	–
Albert Johnson	–	do	–	do	do	–		1843	Drowning

Sources

1. ↑ Transcribed from “Information relative to the operations of the United States squadron on the west coast of Africa, the condition of the American colonies there, and the commerce of the United States therewith,” 28th Congress, 2d. Session, S. Doc. 150, serial 458.

• Christine's African American Genealogy Website: https://ccharity.com/contents/roll-emigrants-have-been-sent-colony-liberia-western-africa/emigrants-to-liberia-ship-lists/jupiter01011834/