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SS Maas
A list of all the passengers aboard the steamship Maas** (owned by Netherlands-American Steam Navigation Company) from Rotterdam to New York, January 24,1878, Master P van der *Ho?en
1 ROBINSON, Henry 21 M Captain Canada USA 1st cabin 2* ???BERG, Samue 12 M - Germany Prussia USA 2nd cabin 3* BEYERBAC?, Gottfried 46 M Laborer Germany Prussia USA Steerage 4 SCHMITT, Heinrich 32 M Carpenter Germany Prussia USA Steerage 5* RUGGAB??, Carolina 35 F - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 6 HEINRICK, Jacob 36 M Cooper Germany Prussia USA Steerage 7 HENRICK, Catherine 45 F - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 8 BEBER, Emily 36 F - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 9 BEBER, Charlie 11m M - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 10* KRE??EL, Otto 15 M Buiver ? Germany Prussia USA Steerage 11 SCHMITT, Jacob 32 M Laborer Germany Prussia USA Steerage 12 ROESER, Caroline 41 F - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 13* GERREHEN, Abra?? 30 M Plumber Netherlands USA Steerage 14 GERREHEN, (T?)ana 25 F - Netherlands USA Steerage 15 GERREHEN Wilhelmina 3 F - Netherlands USA Steerage 16 GERREHEN Arie 10m M - Netherlands USA Steerage 17 EVERS, Bart 53 M Farmer Netherlands USA Steerage 18 SHAFFER, Hypolile 17 F - Netherlands USA Steerage 19* SCHAAP, Kar?? 16 M - Netherlands USA Steerage 20* HOCKH????, Elta 21 F - Germany Prussia USA Steerage 21* CA??, Lander C 54 M Sailor USA USA Steerage 22 COYMAN, Albert 47 M Farmer Netherlands USA Steerage 23* van den HOEVIN, W. 21 M Merchant Netherlands USA Front cab ** The name of the ship is very difficult to read but it is believed to be the Maas. Passenger numbers added to aid with referencing. 2 could be Arnberg or Sunberg 3 could be Beyerbach or Beyerback 5 could be Ruggaber or Ruggaboo 10 could be Kreffel or Kreppel 13 could be Abram or Abraew 19 could be Karel or Kard 20 could be Hockheimer or Hockhumer 21 could be Caty, Case or Cate 23 could be Hoeven or Howen
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 411, List 74.
Transcribed by Carolyn Meuser for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 October 1998
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