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Arrival of 14 September 1843
From the British Packet (16 September 1843)

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1 Sprott, Joseph Captain
2 O'Neil, Patrick (all following passengers in steerage)
3 Maguire, John  
4 Kennedy, Christopher  
5 Fox, James  
6 Highland, John  
7 Elliff, Henry  
8 Maguire, Edward  
9 Flanegan, John  
10 Henley, Christopher  
11 Downs  
12 Slavin, James  
13 Martin, Edward  
14 Fagen, Patrick  
15 Fenning, James  
16 Magin, James  
17 Shaughness, John  
18 Macdonnald, John  
19 Branner, Conner  
20 Carty, James  
21 Cunningham, John  
22 Dalton, William  
23 Kenniff, John  
24 O'Neil, Hugh  
25 Eliff, Matthew  
26 Branner, Larrami  
27 Naughten, Patrick  
28 Donohoe, Edward  
29 Rourk, B.  
30 Casey, James  
31 Hedwin, Patrick  
32 Gallahan, Patrick  
33 Garner, Patrick  
34 Shaughness, John  
35 Kenny, Margaret  
36 Flinn, Bridget  
37 Dillon, Mrs. and seven children
38 Carsay, Ann  
39 Carney, Margaret  
40 Fenning, Ann and child
41 Kelly, Mary S.  
 
Arrival of 25 June 1844

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 Name Page 
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[Coghlan 1987]		 Comments
1 Balaney, Thomas 26     
2 Bannon, John 26, 170, 383 23  b. 1837, census 1869 and 1895 in Carmen de Areco as shepherd, married to Maria Enriqueta Brosnan (Coghlan 1987, p. 23).
3 Bannon, Thomas 26    
4 Bannon, Mary 26    
5 Bogand, Joseph 27    
6 Brennan, Mary 28 113 Probably, Mary Elizabeth Brennan, daughter of Thomas Brennan and Mary MacDonnell, married in 1859 to Daniel Patrick Carmody.
7 Browne, Mary Ellen 30    
8 Browne, Anne 30    
9 Browne, John 30, 212 81  b. 8 December 1819 Co. Wexford. Together with his brother William, he emigrated to the US and then down to the River Plate (ca 1840). He firstly settled in San Vicente, then in Luján, La Choza, where in 1860 he acquired an estancia of 1/4 league. ‘The stranger will do well to visit the estancia of Mr. John Browne … he resides about two leagues south of Luxan, and has a fine estancia-house newly built, and surrounded with a quinta and peach plantation; our hospitable countryman is native of Wexford, and has resided many years in the country’ (Mulhall, M.G. & E.T., Handbook of the River Plate, 1869, Sect. C, p. 87). Married to Anne Slamon in 1 January 1847. Died 1888 in Wexford. 
10 Browne, ? 30    
11 Browne, Gabriel 30    
12 Browne, James 30    
13 Browne, Fanny 30    
14 Browne, Eliza 30    
15 Browne, Richard 30    
16 Burke, John 31, 257, 533  86 Estanciero in Rojas, b. 1820 Co. Westmeath. Census 1869 and 1895. He drowned in Rojas on March 17, 1899. Married to Ellen Payne in 1850/53. His daughter Brigida was born in 1861 in Argentina, and got married with Michael Fox.
17 Canning, John 32    
18 Casey, Michael 33    
19 Casey, John 33  132 Estanciero, b. in Co. Westmeath married to Margaret Healion, also from Co. Westmeath. Firstly settled in Navarro and then in Alberti. 
20 Casey, Mary 33    
21 Casey, Darby 33 Casey, Darby 33    
22 Casey, Mrs. Thomas 33, 393 133  Brigid Bermingham, b. 1857 in Ballymahon.
23 Casey, Thomas 33, 393 133  b. 1852, Census 1895 in Carmen de Areco. Married to Brigid Bermingham. 
24 Cavanagh, Eliza 35    
25 Cavanagh, Thomas 35  506 b. ca 1800 in Westport, Co. Mayo, married in 1 December 1830 to Mary Mac Nally, b. 1810 (see 92 Edward MacNally). He died in Buenos Aires on 16 September 1845.  
26 Cavanagh, Julia 35  506 Daughter of Thomas Cavanagh and Mary MacNally.
27 Cavanagh, Mary 35  506 Daughter of Thomas Cavanagh and Mary MacNally.
28 Cavanagh, Bridget 35  506 Daughter of Thomas Cavanagh and Mary MacNally.
29 Clancy, Nicholas 35, 278, 371 137  Son of Thomas Clancy, b. ca 1820. Settled in San Vicente and Census 1869 y San Antonio de Areco. In 1852, he finally settled in Baradero. Baradero Juez de Paz. Died 9 September 1902 in his estancia. Married to Brigid Hier, from Co. Wexford.
30 Clavin, Thomas 35    
31 Clavin, Nicholas 35    
32 Clavin, John 35    
33 Clavin, James 35    
34 Connor, John 37, 512 170  Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack
35 Dalton, William 42    
36 Daly, Judy 42    
37 MacDonald, Frederick 45    
38 Donegan, John 45    
39 Donnelly, John 46, 645   266 b. 1832 Co. Wexford, died 1894 Bajo Hondo, Santa Fe, married to Mary Cardiff.
40 Donovan, Michael 47    
41 Donovan, Patrick 47    
42 Doyle, John 47    
43 Duffy, Patrick 48    
44 Finder, James 53    
45 Fitzsimons, Michael 54, 217   342 b. 1809, estanciero in Navarro, Census in Luján, died ca 1880, married to Catherine Gahan, b. ca 1820.
46 Fitzsimons, Philip 54    
47 Gambol, Richard 57    
48 Gannon, Michael 57    
49 Garrahan, James 58, 199, 311   384 Son of Patrick Garrahan (1805-1870) and Anne Kenny (1813-1883). b. 1836, died 12 February 1888 in Lobos. ‘It was rare to find a man of any nationality who could throw the lazo as dexterously and as surely as Don Santiago’ (The Southern Cross 17 February 1888). Married to Margaret Cunningham
50 Geoghegan, John 59    
51 MacGuire, Lawrence 63  444 Son of Patrick Maguire and Mary Kenny, b. 1809 and d. 30 August 1892 in Salto. Married to Dorothy Jordan.
52 MacGuire, Michael 63    
53 MacGuire, Thomas 63, 172   437 b. 1825, Census 1869 Carnen de Areco. In 1868, Thomas MacGuire donated to Fr Leahy the lands to build the monastery of San Pablo. Died 21 November 1903 in San Antonio de Areco. Married to Anne Kelly, b. 2 September 1828 in Moyvore, who arrived in the River Plate in 1848 and died 24 January 1911 in the estancia ‘San Patricio.’
54 Halligan, Thomas 63    
55 O'Hara, Patrick 64    
56 Heavy, John 65, 227   473 b. 1814, Census 1869, married to Brigid …, who was b. 1829.
57 Heavy, Charles 65    
58 Hickey, Walter 66    
59 Hogan, Peter 67    
60 Hogan, John 67    
61 Howlin, Patrick 67   487 Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack. Probably brother of James Howlin (1818-1905), from Kilrane, Co. Wexford. Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack.
62 Howlin, Patrick 67    
63 Hyland, Thomas 68  494 Probably the father of John Hyland (1819-1867), b. ca 1790 in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, and married to Anne Fitzgerald, from Mullingar.
64 Kavanagh, Nicholas 69, 468  512 Probably mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack. b. 1818 Co. Wexford, Census 1869 Magdalena, married to Mary Brure. His son Nicolás Kavanagh (1858-1919), latinised the surname as ‘Cabana.’
65 Keena, James 70
66 Kelly, Owen 71, 465   537 b. 1842 Loughnavally, Census 1895, estanciero in Suipacha. Died 25 January 1911. Married to Margaret Ward.
67 Kelly, John 71    
68 Kelly, Daniel 71, 199   536 b. 1800, son of Timothy Kelly, married to N. Clancy. Census 1869, widow, estanciero in Las Flores. Journalist in ‘The Standard’ under pseudonym ‘Dick.’ In 1866 he opened a land office in Las Flores. Married to Luisa White. 
69 Kelly, Edward 71    
70 MacKenna, Thomas 73    
71 MacKernan, Hanna 73    
72 Kenny, Nicholas 73, 122, 244, 585  554  Son of Bernard Kenny and Kathleen MacGuire, b. 1810, Census 1855 in Monte and 1895 in San Nicolás, died 26 November 1911 in Conesa, San Nicolás. Married to Anne Casey.
73 Kilmurray, James 76   Probably, Darby's brother.
74 Kilmurray, Darby 76   Died before 1884. Children: Santiago, Julia and Patricio.
75 Lambert, William 77    
76 Leary, Nicholas 77    
77 Meagher, Anne 84    
78 Moran, John 85 676 b. ca 1830 in Drumraney, died 27 September 1915 in Carmen de Areco, married to Margaret Plant, from Co. Westmeath. 
79 Mullally, James 86    
80 Murphy, John 87, 119, 263, 340  706  John James Murphy, mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack.
81 Murphy, John 87   Brother of Lawrence Murphy (82), cousin of John James (81), William and Patrick Murphy. 
82 Murphy, Lawrence 87, 225, 486   711  Brother of John Murphy (81), cousin of John James (80), William and Patrick Murphy. ‘Larry’ Murphy b. 1821 in Co. Wexford, estanciero in Mercedes, died 16 May 1903 in his estancia ‘San Lorenzo.’ Married to Mary Dillon. Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack. Coghlan mentions that ‘Lawrence Murphy arrived in Buenos Aires on 4 July 1844 in the "William Peele", together with his brother John, a sister whose name I do not have, who at that time was the fiancée of William Whitty, and his cousin John James Murphy’ (Coghlan, 1987). However, there are no entries for a Murphy girl in the list.
83 Murray, Bridget 88  720 Probably, Brígida Murray, daughter of John Murray and Margaret Egan, sister of Ellen Murray (84), Honor Murray (87), Lawrence (89) and Michael (91). b. 1819, died 24 January 1868 in Carmen de Areco. Married to John Maguire. 
84 Murray, Ellen 88  720 Probably, daughter of John Murray and Margaret Egan, sister of Bridget Murray (83), Honor Murray (87), Lawrence (89) and Michael (91). b. 1825, married to Hugh Mullen.
85 Murray, Henry 88    
86 Murray, Mrs. Henry 88    
87 Murray, Honor 88  720 Probably, Honoria Murray, daughter of John Murray and Margaret Egan, sister of Bridget Murray (83), Ellen Murray (84), Lawrence (89) and Michael (91). b. 1811, died 1904, married to William Mooney. 
88 Murray, John 88 In 1901, his son Tomás Murray married John James Murphy's niece, Leonor Murphy.
89 Murray, Lawrence 88  720 Probably, son of John Murray and Margaret Egan, brother of Bridget Murray (83), Ellen Murray (84), Honor (87) and Michael (91). b. 1819, died December 1883, buried in Carmen de Areco, married to Anne Rourke. 
90 Murray, Margaret 88    
91 Murray, Michael 88  720 Probably, ‘Big Mickey’ Murray, son of John Murray and Margaret Egan, brother of Bridget Murray (83), Ellen Murray (84), Honor (87) and Lawrence (89), b. 1813 in Co. Westmeath, died 4 June 1880, married to Bridget Mulready. In 1855, he was the first Irishman who bought lands in Carmen de Areco (Mulhall, 1869). ‘Mr. Murray died a millonaire and was one of our foremost Irish estancieros and greatly respected for his many sterling qualities’ (The Southern Cross, 11 June 1880). 
92 MacNally, Edward 90  731  Arrived with his son. b. in Cloughan, near Newport, Co. Mayo, married to Julia Coyne, died in Ireland ‘before 1844’ (Coghlan 1987). His daughter, Mary MacNally, married to Thomas Cavanagh (25), from Westport on 1 December 1830. Together with his husband and their her daughters, she emigrated to Argentina ‘in the "Robert Peele", and arrived in Buenos Aires in 1844. In Argentina, she married to James O’Neill. She died a widow on 2 February 1882 in Vedia’ (Coghlan 1987).
93 MacNally, James 90    
94 MacNally, Sarah 90    
95 Naughton, Mary 90    
96 O'Neill, Catherine 91  735 Probably Catherine Wallace, married to Henry O’Neill and sister of Louise Wallace (married to James Gaynor). In 1857, she went back with her husband to Ireland. Died 1 August 1892 in Oldtown, Co. Dublin.
97 O'Neill, Helen 91    
98 Phillips, Michael 93  751 Married in Ireland to Mary Kelly, who b. 1793 in Loughnavally, Co. Westmeath, and who died 4 June 1883 in estancia ‘San Lorenzo’, Suipacha, buried in Mercedes.
Reynolds, Patrick 95    
100 Sanders, Thomas 98   Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack ('Tom Saunders').
101 Scally, John 98    
102 Scott, James 99    
103 Seery, Christopher 100    
104 Shaughnessy, Honor 100    
105 Shaughnessy, James 100    
106 Taaffe, Anne 102    
107 Ward, James 104  889 Probably, b. 1829, Census Chacabuco, married to Jane Walsh. 
108 Whelan, James 106    
109 Whelan, Mary 106    
110 Whitty, James 106    
111 Whitty, William 106   Mentioned in the poem The Kilrane Boys, by Walter MacCormack. Arrived with his bride (probably, the sister of Lawrence Murphy 82 and John Murphy 81).
112 Wynne, John 106    
113 Young, Rose 107    
114 Young, Thomas 107    

Arrival of 11 February 1845
From the British Packet (15 February 1845)

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1 Sprott, Joseph Captain
2 Arnold, John cabin
3 Rion, Ellen cabin (Mrs.)
4 Rion, Lucy cabin (Miss)