Four year old Alfred Jenkins died at sea of "febrile debility and convulsions".
He was on the ship Thornton, sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on July 29th, 1863.
Listed with Alfred was his mother, Caroline, 31, his father Issac, 39; and their children, an infant Cedilia, a 6-year old son, Issac. On the ship's manifest, their nationality was given as English.
The Thornton arrived in New York on July 29th, 1863.
He was on the ship Thornton, sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on July 29th, 1863.
Listed with Alfred was his mother, Caroline, 31, his father Issac, 39; and their children, an infant Cedilia, a 6-year old son, Issac. On the ship's manifest, their nationality was given as English.
The Thornton arrived in New York on July 29th, 1863.
Four year old Alfred Jenkins died at sea of "febrile debility and convulsions".
He was on the ship Thornton, sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on July 29th, 1863.
Listed with Alfred was his mother, Caroline, 31, his father Issac, 39; and their children, an infant Cedilia, a 6-year old son, Issac. On the ship's manifest, their nationality was given as English.
The Thornton arrived in New York on July 29th, 1863.
He was on the ship Thornton, sailing from Liverpool and arriving in New York on July 29th, 1863.
Listed with Alfred was his mother, Caroline, 31, his father Issac, 39; and their children, an infant Cedilia, a 6-year old son, Issac. On the ship's manifest, their nationality was given as English.
The Thornton arrived in New York on July 29th, 1863.
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