Ferryman (noun)

A person who operates a ferryboat, especially one who transports people and vehicles across a river or other body of water.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from ferry + man.

Examples:

1. The ferryman skillfully navigated the boat across the choppy waters.
2. The ferryman charged a small fee for each passenger.
3. The ferryman was a friendly and knowledgeable local.
4. In Greek mythology, Charon was the ferryman who carried souls across the River Styx.
5. The ferryman was proud of his work and the service he provided to the community.