Brig Alvina
D.31
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Alvinaa whereof J. S. Kortlang is Master from Bremen, Germany, burthen 70 tons, and owned by _________ of Bremen and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number, name, age, sex, occupation, country they belong to, country they intend to reside*.
1 A. W. Dessaner 24 male merchant 2* Urlan Wick 39 male butcher 3 Anna M. Wick 36 female 4 Barbette Wick 3 female 5* Michael He?man 26 male shoemaker 6 John C. Geyer 27 male farmer 7 Mary Meyer 22 female 8 Jacob Schechmann 27 male weaver 9* John Z. Jesberger 48 male weaver 10 Congunda Jesberger 48 female 11 Magdalenda Jesberger 21 female 12 George Jesberger 16 male 13 Magdalena Jesberger 12 female 14 Fred^k Jesberger 57 male weaver 15 Ann B. Jesberger 37 female 16 Magdalena Jesberger 29 female 17 Ann B. Jesberger 2 female 18 And^w Boos 24 male tailer 19 Appelenia Zahnder 22 female 20 George F. Geibel 27 male farmer 21 Ann M. Geibel 22 female 22* Joseph H?mberger 26 male butcher 23 Esther Beck 25 female 24 Barbette Holander 29 female butcher 25 John Wandell 34 male 26 Ricka Wandell 5 female 27 Charles Ziegerspeck 32 male shoemaker 28 W^m Leh 26 male cartwright 29 John N. Spindel 48 male farmer 30* Lazarus ?annz?ucker? 34 male glazier 31* Christopoter Zi?n 26 male butcher 32 Jo^s Eckstein 39 male stovemaker 33 Moses Ellinger 30 male turner 34 Sarah Lessegberger 29 female 35 Cha^s F. Heidel 19 male weaver 36 Gottlieb Memmert 23 male goldsmith 37 Eng^t W. Ruben 28 male dyer 38 Eng^t Adam 31 male joiner 39* Fred^k Neubert 30 male ? 40 Henry Flemming 20 male farmer 41 Heinz Fritsch 44 male saddler 42 Elizabeth Fritsch 33 female 43 Sophia Fritsch 10 female 44 Hanchen Fritsch 8 female 45 Dorothea Fritsch 4 female 46 Henry Fritsch 1 male 47 Maria Hulsemann 21 female 48 Ann Hulsemann 19 female farmer 49 Jacob Molly 40 male trader 50 Nathan Katzenberger 33 male 51 Sarah Katzenberger 28 female 52 Leon Katzenberger 7 male goldsmith 53 John W. Koffmann 23 male 54 Therese Koffmann 19 female turner 55* Fred^k Krau?h 23 male potter 56 John G. Volbrath 27 male 57 Cath. Steiner 22 female tailer 58 Geo. G. Pfeiffer 35 male 59 Wilhelmina Pfeiffer 40 female weaver 60 Solomon Levy 20 male 61 Jetta Levy 24 female potter 62 John G. Mauck 28 male farmer 63 Henry Feltschmann 15 male 64 Ann E. Feltschmann 26 female 65 Marg^t Feltschmann 19 female 66* Sophia Ta?king 38 female 67 Dorothea Tassking 12 female farmer 68 Cha^s F. Hartmann 45 male 69* Sophia L. Hartmann 2? female 70 Cha^s F. Hartmann 12 male 71 Christian F. Hartmann 7 male 72 Louisa Hartmann 3 female farmer 73 Cha^s F. Boke 22 male farmer 74 W^m Rosener 24 male 75 Christina Rosener 20 female farmer 76 Cha^s L. Hoff 34 male farmer 77 Cha^s H. Hoff 26 male farmer 78 Christian F. Brand 23 male farmer 79 Cha^s F. Klasing 57 male 80 Maria Klasing 50 female 81 Cha^s Klasing 12 male farmer 82 Anton Wahtner 22 male 83 Christine Shildmeyer 32 female 84 Henry Shildmeyer 2 male 85 Cha^s Shildmeyer 1 male farmer 86 Cha^s H. Lubking 21 male farmer 87 Jacob Niedermann 26 male 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 to aid search. * All passengers intended to reside in the U.S. therefore this column is not shown. 2 Age is questionable, the 3 is definite but the figure in the ones is not. 5 Surname may be Herman or Heinman. 9-17 First letter of surname is questionable. 22 Surname may be Hamberger or Humberger. 30 Surname is questionable, may be ?lkasenbacker. 31 Surname maybe Zinn or Ziern. 39 Occupation can not be read, blacked out by tape or ink smear. 55 Surname may be Kraush. 66 Surname may be TasskinG or Tapking. 69 Age had been overwritten in the ones column, age may be 24 or 26.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 52.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 May 2009
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