Bark Jupiter
List of all passengers, taken on board the Bq Jupiter of Bremen whereof E. J. Visser is at present Master, at the Port of Bremen and bound for the Port of New-Orleans.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, and country which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 John Arend Hoyer 23y Male Merchant Bremen Louisiana
2 Wenzel Brust 40y Male physician Bremen Louisiana
3 Tho^s. Kramer 26y Male Blacksmith Bremen Louisiana
4 Conrad Horn 25y Male Carpenter Bremen Louisiana
5 Died^r Roselius 25y Male Carpenter Hanover Louisiana
6 Christian Roselius 18y Male Farmer Hanover Louisiana
7 Frederick Pilster 22y Male Taylor Hanover Louisiana
8 John H. Pilster 20y Male Farmer Hanover Louisiana
9 Carl Korner 31y Male Butcher Hanover Louisiana
10 Augustus L. Gossberg 22y Male Baker Bremen Louisiana
11* ?ieverd 27y Male Tinner Bremen Louisiana
12 John C. Prete 42y Male Cooper Cassel Louisiana
13 George C. L. Tesse 24y Male Baker Cassel Louisiana
14 Gerh. Passmeyer 33y Male Butcher Baden Louisiana
15 Eilert Kruger 24y Male Taylor Oldenburg Louisiana
16 John H^y. Teymann 28y Male Mason Oldenburg Louisiana
17 Carl Heyland 18y Male Hunter Hanover Louisiana
18 Cathr W^ma. Siessen 34y Female Hessen Louisiana
19 Ernst Valentin 21y Male Farmer Hannover Louisiana
20 John H^y Flatmann 16y Male Farmer Hannover Louisiana
21 J. B. Baumgarten 59y Male Potmaker Hannover Louisiana
22 Carl D. Lange 27y Male mariner Prussia Louisiana
23 John D. Kolls 30y Male Servant Prussia Louisiana
24 John A. Kroninger 38y Male Taner Bayern Louisiana
25 Andrew Korneck 23y Male Taner Schlesien Louisiana
26 John F^k. Hammer 26y Male Glazier Switzerland Louisiana
27 Frederick Jung 18y Male painter Bremen Louisiana
28 Christian Ficke 32y Male Tobacco manufacturer Bremen Louisiana
29 J. A. W. Muckenheim 25y Male Servant Bremen Louisiana
30 Fred. Erdmann 18y Male Blacksmith Brunswick Louisiana
31 Barthel. Hein 23y Male Blacksmith France Louisiana
32 A. H. Lunte 28y Male Farmer Bremen Louisiana
33 Claus Albert Schroder 28y Male confectioner Hanover Louisiana
34 Ernst Stoesand 28y Male Gardiner Hanover Louisiana
35 Gerh. Eberh. Bangert 31y Male Bookbinder Hanover Louisiana
36 Nic. Schulke 18y Male Segarmaker Hanover Louisiana
37 Andr. Lindholz 32y Male Taner Switzerland Louisiana
38 Fred. Wil. Baltowitz 28y Male mariner Russia Louisiana
39 Fred. Baumgarten 27y Male Butcher Hanover Louisiana
40 Wilh. Martini 35y Male Saddler Prussia Louisiana
41 Pet. Chr. Fischer 26y Male cooper Oldenburg Louisiana
42 J. H. G. Julfs 24y Male Miller Oldenburg Louisiana
43 Hen. Ripa 32y Male Sailor Hanover Louisiana
44 Geor. Knapsten 18y Male Cooper Prussia Louisiana
45 John C. Vonhoff 27y Male Servant Saxony Louisiana
46 Christ. Harting 26y Male Saddler Hanover Louisiana
47 Wilh. Heering 25y Male Shoemaker Poland Louisiana
48 Jenss Andersen 39y Male Sail-maker Denmark Louisiana
49 Carl. Luder. Horn 23y Male Sail-maker Prussia Louisiana
50 C. F. Hannemann 22y Male Baker Wurtenberg Louisiana
51 Fried. Gehrtz 23y Male Baker Hanover Louisiana
52 Conrad Wiegmann 20y Male Cooper Hanover Louisiana
53 Fred. Stover 33y Male Farmer Oldenburg Louisiana
54 Carl Warps 31y Male Taner Silery Louisiana
55 Fred. Dippel 19y Male Clerk Silery Louisiana
56 Verona Wild 19y Female Silery Louisiana
57 Michel Leoy 27y Male Watch maker Bayern Louisiana
58 Gottlob Fischer 33y Male Cloth Manufacturing Saxony Louisiana
59 J. F. Demker 37y Male Clerk Hanover Louisiana
60 Henry Jahnke 22y Male Taylor Hanover Louisiana
61 Carl Kufner 27y Male Cloth Manufacturing Saxony Louisiana
62 And. Gayard 20y Male Saddler Austria Louisiana
63 J. A. Koopmann 26y Male Taylor Austria Louisiana
64 John Wagener 20y Male Blacksmith Austria Louisiana
65 John F^r. Kratzer 22y Male Cloth manufacturing Mecklenburg Louisiana
66 Fred^r. Dethloff 18y Male Baker Mecklenburg Louisiana
67 H^y Otto 19y Male Cloth manufacturer Hanover Louisiana
68 Egbert Peterson 35y Male Taylor Hanover Louisiana
69 C. H. Ladiner 24y Male Surgeon Hanover Louisiana
70 Henry Stover 27y Male Taylor Denmark Louisiana
71 Franz Meyer 19y Male Watchmaker Denmark Louisiana
72 Edward Hanstein 36y Male Saddler Prussia Louisiana
73 Wilh. Brenne 30y Male Blacksmith Brunswick Louisiana
74 Virth Doormanns 22y Male Shoemaker Hungary Louisiana
75 Fred. Metzner 23y Male Shoemaker Prussia Louisiana
76 Aug. Wilh. Armster 34y Male Clerk Prussia Louisiana
77 Aug. Schopan 21y Male Baker Poland Louisiana
78 John Ferd. Marquard 32y Male Saddler Poland Louisiana
79 John H^y Spark 34y Male Farmer Poland Louisiana
80 Wilh. Closse 26y Male Baker Saxony Louisiana
81 John Jos. Tusser 20y Male Shoemaker Prussia Louisiana
82 J. F. W. Marks 33y Male Carpenter Tyrol Louisiana
83* John ? Meyer 31y Male ???? carpenter Hanover Louisiana
84 Jacob. Ehlig 21y Male Blacksmith France Louisiana
85 Fred. Schulze 21y Male Shoemaker Hanover Louisiana
86 Fred. Plattel 21y Male Joyner Russia Louisiana
87 Henry K^n. Muller 45y Male Cooper Russia Louisiana
88 C. W. Velter 36y Male Cloth manufacturer Russia Louisiana
89* Thos. Kramer 26y Male Blacksmith ?????????? Louisiana
90 Christ. Witting 26y Male Bricklayer Mecklenburg Louisiana
91 Nic. Bekeson 42y Male Translator of language Bremen Louisiana
92 Justen Schur 47y Male Carpenter Saxony Louisiana
93 John Schur 21y Male Carpenter Saxony Louisiana
94 John H. Stock 19y Male Taylor Leipsick Louisiana
95 Bert. Drees 30y Male Joyner Hanover Louisiana
96 J. H. Melhoss 24y Male Farmer Hanover Louisiana
97 George Bischoff 25y Male Carpenter Bayern Louisiana
98* ? ? ????? 24y Male Taylor Germany Louisiana
99 Peter Jelle 28y Male Blacksmith Switzerland Louisiana
100 Henry Schweitzer 26y Male Taylor Hanover Louisiana
101 Chr. Kochesperger 26y Male Carpenter France Louisiana
102 George Sonnenkalb 20y Male Sailor Hanover Louisiana
103 Conrad Saalmann 23y Male Tobacco manufacturer Hanover Louisiana
104 Henry W^m. A. Knittel 19y Male Taner Hanover Louisiana
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder.
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read due to quality of original
document.
The use of a ^ indicates that the letter/letters following are superscripted.
Several occupations appear to be misspelled, i. e: taylor for tailor, taner for tanner,
joyner for joiner, gardiner for gardener, and segarmaker for cigarmaker.
The entries of Silery in column for Country to which they belong is most likely Sillery, as in
Sillery, France.
There were no deaths during the passage, and that column has been eliminated.
11 ?ieverd There is only one name written; it is assumed to be the surname. The first
letter is not clear; is probably S or J.
83 John ? Meyer Middle initial is smeared and not legible. The word preceding 'carpenter'
is not legible.
89 Thos. Kramer Entire entry for this passenger is marked through. All information is
legible except Country to which they belong.
98 ? ? ????? Entire name is smeared and not legible.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 1.
Transcribed by Patricia Cappsa member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 August 2008
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