Channel Island passengers on the ''Chimborazo''

Channel Island passengers
on the Chimborazo

A page from the Chimborazo's passenger log showing Jersey families

Channel Island passengers on the Chimborazo’s voyage to America in 1855

• Louis A Bertrand (48), gentleman
• Farmer Daniel Cadoret (56) and his daughter Mary (25) from St Ouen
• Jane Coutanche (26) from St Helier
• St Ouen farmer Auguste Danin (54) and his wife Nancy (47)
• Susan Dolbel (56) and her daughter Eliza (20)
• Tailor Abraham Esnouf (49) of St John and his dressmaker daughter Elizabeth (21), Blacksmith son Thomas (19) and son Samuel (13)
• Miller Samuel Langlois (51) of St John, his wife Mary (44) and children Mary (22), Nancy (20), Elizabeth (9), George (7) and Harriet (5).
• Farmer John Le Gresley (64) of St Helier and his wife Elizabeth (50)
• Tallow chandler John Le Sueur (41) of St Helier, his wife Caroline (40), nee Le Gresley, and children Mary Ann (16), Jane (12), Caroline (7), Harriet (5) and John (2)
• John Marett (34) and his wife Mary Elizabeth (36)
• John Pill (75) of St Ouen, his wife Elizabeth (71), William (46), Caroline (33), Mary (29), Alfred (29), and Elizabeth Falle (26)
• Richard Treseder (42) of St Ouen, his wife Elizabeth McKay (43), and children Charles (20), George (14), Phoebe (10), Charlotte (10), Elizabeth (5) Marie (4) and Frances (1)
• Farmer John Vick (53) of St Helier and his wifie Nancy (49)
• Francis Romeril (55) of Gorey and wife Mary (nee Billot) (50), their children Mary, Fanny, Abraham, James, Charles and Sophia
• The Young family – Josiah, from Guernsey, his wife Elizabeth Esther Canivet, born in Jersey, and the surviving six of their first eight children. Seven more were born in the USA