Ship W^m Penn
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship W^m Penn whereof George Fault is Master from Le Havre, France, burthen 413 92/95 tons, and owned by __________ of Manuel Eyor? and Charles Massey of Philad^a and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number*, given name, last name, age, sex, occupation*, country from where they came*, and where they intended to reside*.
1* George Heston 61 male mechanic Germany 2 Jacobine Kester 54 female Germany 3 Catherine Kester 14 female Germany 4 George Andies Polston 53 male farmer Germany 5 Elizabeth Polston 44 female -- Germany 6 Phillip Spaneaird 31 male mechanic Germany 7 Johannes F. Roley 23 male mechanic Germany 8 Johannes M. Rasuselle 28 male fidler France 9 Jean C. Herman 27 male laborer Germany 10 Manana Dresler 40 France 11 Frederic Dresler 17 male France 12 Maria Dresler 15 female France 13 John Dresler 11 male France 14 Erial Dresler 8 female France 15 Ellana Dresler 6 female France 16 Margaret Dresler 3 female France 17 Jost. Store 39 male farmer Germany 18 Peter Store 20 male Germany 19 Margaret Store 17 female Germany 20 Catherina Store 11 female Germany 21 Jacobi Store 10 female Germany 22 Marion Store 9 female Germany 23 Peter Store 8 male Germany 24 Philip Store 7 male Germany 25 John Store 4 male Germany 26 George Dother 19 male mechanic France 27 Dorothea Gester 49 female Germany 28 Frederick Gester 14 male Germany 29 Frederica Gester 16 female Germany 30 Ferdinand Gester 10 male Germany 31* Jacob A. Lut?? 43 male farmer Germany 32* Eliza Lut?? 38 female Germany 33* Margaret Lut?? 23 female Germany 34 Catherine Raymond 57 female Germany 35 Christopher Frestman 47 male mechanic Germany 36 Henry Freber 31 male mechanic Germany 37 Sophia Freber 28 female Germany 38 Dorothea Freber 4 female Germany 39 Lewis Eveber 3 male Germany 40 Philip Kline 28 male farmer Germany 41 Christine Kline 23 female farmer Germany 42 George Temberman 20 male farmer Germany 43 Anna Temberman 23 female Germany 44 Frederick Elg 21 male Germany 45 Mary Elg 19 female mechanic Germany 46 Frederic Hann 32 male Germany 47 Frederick Hann 10 male Germany 48 Frederica Hann 8 female Germany 49 Jane Gabannath 25 female Germany 50 Rosina Gabannath 3 female Germany 51 Mary Gabannath 1 female Germany 52 Philip Laurens 43 male mechanic Germany 53 Michael Kemp 28 male Germany 54 Barbara Kemp 28 female Germany 55 Michael Kemp 4 male Germany 56 John Donar 51 male Germany 57 Conrad Bebor 37 male farmer Germany 58 Christina Bebor 31 female Germany 59 John Bebor 27 male farmer Germany 60 Frederica Bebor 10 female Germany 61 Christina Bebor 8 female Germany 62 Christian Bebor 6 male Germany 63 Jacob Bebor 2 male Germany 64 Frederick Openlendor 38 male Germany 65 Frederica Openlendor 34 female Germany 66 Caroline Openlendor 8 female Germany 67 Frederica Openlendor 6 female Germany 68 Louisa Openlendor 4 female Germany 69 Sophia Openlendor 2 female Germany 70 Henry Chiffler 43 male farmer Germany 71 Sabina Chiffler 42 female Germany 72 John Marmion 43 male farmer Germany 73 Louisa Marmion 42 female Germany 74 Frederick Marmion 10 male Germany 75 Frederica Marmion 8 female Germany 76 Christian Bothell 25 male mechanic Germany 77 Lewis Sarrien 31 male mechanic France 78 William Strubble 41 male mechanic Germany 79 Frederica Strubble 9 female Germany 80 Eva Nudding 50 female Germany 81 John Nudding 15 male Germany 82 Jacob Nudding 12 male Germany 83 Frederick Nudding 10 male Germany 84 Benjamin Deilleese 40 male basket maker Germany 85 Francis Jans 35 male merchant Germany 86 Wolfgang Schindkoker 40 male merchant Germany 87 Jacob Hood 30 male laborer Germany 88 Christian Opegal 25 male laborer Germany 89 Henry Jackner 22 male taylor Germany 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. * All intend to reside in the United States so this column is not shown. 1 Surname may be Kester. 31-33 Last one or two letters of surname are difficult to read; name maybe Lutre.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 46.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
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31 August 2008
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