Names of Passengers: Thomas Davidson Age.: 4 Sex.: male Occupation.: ln='6' -UmbrellamakerCountry to which they belong.: England Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 Custom House with the name of the Collector.: NEW LONDON. T. H. Cushing. Names of Passengers: James Wilson Age.: 29 Sex.: Merchant Occupation.: Gardener Country to which they belong.: Scotland Country of which they intend to become inhab's: Ship Persia, H. Hale. Ship or Vessel, with the name of the Master or Commander.: Schooner Abigail, Howe Davidson. Click to view full context Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 Names of Passengers: Jno. Davidson Age.: 22 Sex.: male Occupation.: Clerk Country to which they belong.: Ireland Country of which they intend to become inhab's: U. States Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 Names of Passengers: Wm. Davidson Age.: 30 Sex.: male Occupation.: Farmer Country to which they belong.: Ireland Country of which they intend to become inhab's: England Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 Names of Passengers: E. Davidson Age.: 22 Sex.: female Occupation.: ln='6' IrelandCountry to which they belong.: England Passenger Arrivals 1819 � 1820 Names of Passengers: R. Davidson Age.: 18 Sex.: male Occupation.: Farmer Country to which they belong.: Ireland Country of which they intend to become inhab's: England Passenger Arrivals 1819 � 1820 Names of Passengers: Wm. Davidson Age.: 40 Sex.: male Occupation.: Mariner Country to which they belong.: U. States Country of which they intend to become inhab's: England Ship or Vessel, with the name of the Master or Commander.: Brig Mary, of Baltimore. Passenger Arrivals 1819 - 1820 Names of Passengers: Margaret Davidson Age.: 42 Sex.: female Occupation.: ln='6' -Servant Country to which they belong.: G. Britain from Ancestry.com Description: Prepared on order of the U. S. Senate, this informative database contains most of the immigrants who arrived in the nation between October 1819 and September 1820. The records contained herein reveal such facts about the immigrant as age, sex, occupation, nation of origin and in some records, the ship on which they arrived. To the researcher of U. S. immigration, this can be a helpful tool. Bibliography: The United States of America. Passenger Arrivals, 1819-1820. Washington, D. C.: Gales and Seaton, 1821.