Barque Malabar
21?
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the French Barque Malabar whereof Joly is Master, from Le Havre, France, burthen ______ tons, and owned by __________ of __________ and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number*, given name, last name, age, sex, occupation, country from where they came*, and country they intended to reside*.
1* Simon Pieffer 30 male shepherd 2* Marie Barbe Girard 22 female 3* Caroline Pieffer 6m female 4* Jean Claude Rapp 48 male farmer 5* Cath^e Tibert Rapp 47 female 6* Pierre Rapp 19 male 7* Cath^e Rapp 15 female 8* Ann Marie Rapp 10 female 9* Jean Rapp 6 male 10* Jean Baptiste Lepissier 29 male chemiste 11* Madelaine Rapp Lepissier 24 female 12* Josephine Lepissier 3 female 13* Pauline Lepissier 11m female 14* Adam Bartembach 36 male farmer 15* Rebecca Bartembach 37 female 16* Fred^k Bartembach 10 male 17* Jean A. Bartembach 8 male 18* Christophe Bartembach 3 male 19* Sebastien Stole 38 male farmer 20* Christine Stole 42 female 21* Cath^e Stole 14 female 22* Christiana Stole 4 female 23* Jean Stole 3 male 24* Jean M. Bauer 37 male mason 25* Ann M. N. Bauer 36 female 26* Chrisitne Bauer 9 female 27* Fred^k Bauer 7 male 28* Angel Bauer 4 male 29* Marianne Bauer 3 female 30* Barbara Bauer 6m female 31* Jean Doll 40 male ? 32* Cath^e S. Doll 36 female 33* Marianne Doll 13 female 34* Faladin Doll 10 male 35* Joseph Doll 8 male 36* Jean Doll 4 male 37* Christophe Haag 40 male baker 38* Madalaine Haag 27 female 39* Christophe L. Haag 10 male 40* Anna Haag 4 female 41* Frederica Haag 2 female 42* Jean A. Haag 56 days female 43* Andre Doll 35 male taylor 44* Marianne S. Doll 36 female 45* Andreas Doll 3 female 46* Johanna Doll 2 female 47* Marianne M. Doll 11 female 48* Dominique Hetzel 35 male taylor 49* Catharine B. Hetzel 36 female 50* Francois Hetzel 10 male 51* Therese Hetzel 6 female 52* George Hetzel 3 male 53* Joseph Seitzer 36 male farmer 54* Barbara N. Seitzer 35 female 55* Jean G. Seitzer 10 male 56* Joseph Seitzer 8 male 57* Donat Seitzer 6 male 58* Rosina Seitzer 4 female 59* Marie Seitzer 2 female 60* George Siebert 45 male farmer 61* Marguerite H. Siebert 38 female 62* Jean Siebert 16 male 63* Marie Siebert 15 female 64* George Siebert 9 male 65* Michael Siebert 9 male 66* Ann M. Siebert 8 female 67* Nicholas Siebert 4 male 68* Christine Siebert 3 female 69* Catharine Siebert 2 female 70* Jean N. Siebert 1 male 71* Joseph Hartir 36 male farmer 72* Clara J. Hartir 26 female 73* Basile Hartir 8 female 74* Julia Hartir 4 female 75* Cirile Hartir 2 female 76* Michael Fruich 36 male surgeon 77* Eva St. Fruich 36 female 78* Louise Fruich 7 female 79* Eva Fruich 4 female 80* Catharine Fruich 2 female 81* Jean K. Kerber 28 male lace man 82* Charlotte Frederick 34 female 83* Christianne Krantz 28 female 84* Catharine Dodea? 11 female 85* Christiann Frederick * 9 female 86* Jacob Frederick * 6 male 87* Caroline William * 4 female 88 George Holl 35 male Bellover? 89 Herbertold Christian 22 male color man 90 Cheffer L. Christian 20 male tailor 91 Barbara Walz 44 female 92 Gillet Ignace 22 male gardner 93* Abel Laurent 52 male bressfor? 94 Jean Fier 25 male domestic 95 Rosina Sutzan 28 female 96* George Jean Vessel 67 male farmer 97* Agalte K Vessel 44 female 98* Frederick Vessel 19 male 99* Martin Vessel 17 male 100* Christine Vessel 11 female 101* Madelaine Vessel 7 female 102* Jean A. Berkart 49 male shoemaker 103* Anna Berkart 30 female wife 104* Christianne Berkhart 11 female daughter 105 Robert Juli 27 male clockmaker 106 Joseph Sebenfrome 26 male mechanic Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes. ? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder. ^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted. * Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference. * Country from which they came was written verically as "Switzerland & Germany" so this column is not shown. * Country they all intended to reside is the United States so this column is not shown. 1-3 Bracketed as "his family" 4-9 Bracketed as "his family" 10-13 Bracketed as "his family" 14-18 Bracketed as "his family" 19-23 Bracketed as "his family" 24-31 Bracketed as "his family" 32-37 Bracketed "family" 38-43 Bracketed as "his family" 44-48 Bracketed as "his family" 49-53 Bracketed as "his family" 54-60 Bracketed as "his family" 61-71 Bracketed as "his family" 72-76 Bracketed as "his family" 77-81 Bracketed as "his family" 82-88 Bracketed as "his party" 85-88 The letters "Do de" follow the surname. 94 Last few letters of occupation are unreadable 97-102 Bracketed as "his family" 103-105 Bracketed
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 46.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
17 August 2008
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