Further information concerning the emigration of this large group of
people aboard the five ships of the Rev. Martin; the ships were the
"JAMES AND MARY", "LORD DUNLUCE", "PENNSYLVANIA FARMER", "HOPEWELL" and
"FREE MASON".  These ships did not arrive together, but came over
individually over a period of weeks.  The average travel time then was 7
- 9 weeks.

LORD DUNLUCE sailed from Larne on Oct. 4, 1772 (this is the largest of
the ships and the one Rev. Martin sailed on)

PENNSYLVANIA FARMER sailed from Belfast on Oct. 16, 1772

HOPEWELL sailed from Belfast on Oct. 19, 1772

FREE MASON- 250 tons. Master John Semple: agen, J. W. & G. Glenry. Hill
Wilson, Geo Anderson. Wm. Booth, Merchant, Owners. Sailed from Newry on
Oct. 27, 1772