Columbia
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Columbia whereof H. Semcke is Master from Bremen, burthen four hundred & seventy five tons, and owned by A. C Lombard and others of Boston and bound to Philadelphia.
Coloumns represent: Names, age in years and months, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants, *died on voyage, part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage.
1 Leopold Pfenesthein 39 male farmer Hanover Wisconsin
2* Bernhard Haseler 23 male merchant Brunswick Baltimore
Second Cabin passengers
3* Wilhelmine Schroder 19 female Prussia Mainsville
4* Christine Schroder 16 female Prussia Mainsville
5 Heinrich Zimmermann 16 male farmer Prussia Pensilvania
6 Heinrich Heyse 18 male labourer Oldenburg Cincinnati
7 Friederich Brormann 23 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
8 Joseph Bechine 58 male hat maker Bohemia Cincinnati
9 Catharina Bechine 56 female Bohemia Cincinnati
10 Catharina Bechine 20 female Bohemia Cincinnati
11 Marie Bechine 16 female Bohemia Cincinnati
12* Joseph ....... 9 male Bohemia Cincinnati
13 Johann Schlepicka 26 male labourer Bohemia Chicago
14 Rosalie Schlepicka 28 female Bohemia Chicago
15 Joseph Schulte 28 male Hanover Cincinnati
16 Gerhard Schulte 26 male Hanover Cincinnati
17 Johann G Kopp 25 male carpenter Wurttenberg Baltimore
18 Ludwig Heim 28 male silk weaver Wurttenberg Baltimore
19 Elisabette Stolle 27 female Hanover Cincinnati
20 Elisabeth Hulefedl 22 female Hanover Cincinnati
Between Decks passengers
21 Heinrich Ahrens 40 male farmer Cincinnati Cincinnati
22 Friedrich Fangmann 15 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
23 Anna Koharke 26 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
24* ........ Bra...... 15 ...... Oldenburg Cincinnati
25 Christophe Borgeding 57 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
26 Elisabeth Borgeding 59 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
27 Anna M. Bushe 26 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
28 Caroline Gessing 20 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
29 Agnes Gessing 7 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
30* Heinrich Schonhoft 59 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
31* Elisabette Schonhoft 26 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
32* Gertrude Schonhoft 22 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
33 Heinrich Wiethof 26 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
34 Bernhard Grimm 16 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
35 Theresia Bochmann 25 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
36 Catharine Willmann 20 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
37 Heinrich Meyer 21 male tailor Oldenburg Cincinnati
38 Marianne Meyer 54 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
39 Anna M. Otten 23 female Hanover Cincinnati
40 Jacob Niggmeyer 55 male tailor Prussia Wheeling
41 Gertrude Niggmeyer 46 female Prussia Wheeling
42 Johann Niggmeyer 16 male Prussia Wheeling
43 Friedericke Niggmeyer 14 female Prussia Wheeling
44 Theodor Niggmeyer 11 male Prussia Wheeling
45 Heinrich Niggmeyer 7 male Prussia Wheeling
46 August Niggmeyer 5 male Prussia Wheeling
47* ..... Jung 58 male weaver Prussia Baltimore
48 Maria Jung 50 female Prussia Baltimore
49 Elisabeth Jung 29 female Prussia Baltimore
50 Christina Jung 27 female Prussia Baltimore
51 Johannes Jung 26 male Prussia Baltimore
52 Maria Jung 23 female Prussia Baltimore
53 Catharine Jung 14 female Prussia Baltimore
54 Friedrich Jung 7 male Prussia Baltimore
55 Georg Schnathbaum 59 male farmer Prussia Cincinnati
56 Anna Schnathbaum 57 female Prussia Cincinnati
57 Anna C. Schnathbaum 20 female Prussia Cincinnati
58 Hermann Brockhoff 21 male shoemaker Hanover Cincinnati
59 Pankranz Raabe 28 male labourer Prussia Baltimore
60 Barbara Raabe 26 female Prussia Baltimore
61 Pankranz Raabe 2 male Prussia Baltimore
62* ....... Raabe 15 female Prussia Baltimore
63* Catharine ....olte 28 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
64 Johann Wagner 29 male farmer Bavaria Baltimore
65 Barbara Wagner 23 female Bavaria Baltimore
66 Margarethe Deinlein 23 female Bavaria Baltimore
67 Johann Nagenrost 25 male labourer Bavaria Baltimore
68 Catharina Martin 37 female Hessia Baltimore
69 Alma Martin 10 female Hessia Baltimore
70 Bernhard Schane 19 male cooper Hanover Fortwine Ind^a
71 Gerhard Gessens 24 male farmer Hanover Cincinnati
72 Carl Feisel 15 male farmer Hessen Darnstadt Baltimore
73 Carl Gosepohl 24 male segarmaker Oldenburg Baltimore
74 Gertrude Braue 31 female Oldenburg Baltimore
75 Martin Clausing 17 male farmer Oldenburg Baltimore
76 Bernhard Clausing 30 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
77 Bernhard Kemphues 50 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
78 Marianne Kemphues 47 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
79 Marianne Kemphues 47 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
80 Bernhard Kemphues 23 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
81 Alexander Kemphues 18 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
82 Agnes Kemphues 15 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
83 Georg Krieg 41 male baker Hessia Baltimore
84 Joseph Kemphues 26 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
85 Elisabeth Kemphues 21 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
86 Agnes Kemphues 5m female Oldenburg Cincinnati
87 Bernhard auf den Kamp 18 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
88* Anna Maria Mache 18 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
89 Maria Raabe 23 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
90* Maria Oevelgonne 26 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
91 Joseph Forbeche 23 male tailor Oldenburg Cincinnati
92 Hermann Berth 19 male farmer Oldenburg Cincinnati
93* Heinrich Bohmer 24 male joiner Prussia Baltimore
94 Conrad Nagel 21 male butcher Hessia Baltimore
95 Elisabeth Krumpelmann 20 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
96 Elisabeth Wabeler 26 female Oldenburg Cincinnati
97 Diedrich Gohmann 32 male farmer Hanover Cincinnati
98 Maria Gohmann 34 female Hanover Cincinnati
99 Theodor Gohmann 4y 6m male Hanover Cincinnati
100 Elisabeth Gohmann 2y 6m female Hanover Cincinnati
101 Catharine Gohmann 4m female Hanover Cincinnati
102 Gottlieb Schnaidt 50 male farmer Wurttenberg Baltimore
103 Friederika Schnaidt 30 female Wurttenberg Baltimore
104 Christian Schnaidt 7 male Wurttenberg Baltimore
105 Maria Schnaidt 4 female Wurttenberg Baltimore
106 Christian Wallmann 22 male baker Wurttenberg Baltimore
107 Heinrich Hoge 21 male farmer Prussia Cincinnati
108 Gerhard Muller 20 male joiner Prussia Cincinnati
109 Hermann Stenacker 23 male farmer Prussia Cincinnati
110 Everhard Stratmann 21 male farmer Prussia Cincinnati
111 Christian Hurzmann 40 male labourer Wurtemberg Cincinnati
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.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
* There is no sworn statement.
2: Haseler is spelled with a Umlaut.
3 & 4: Schroder is spelled with o Umlaut.
12: surname can't be read due to a tear in the manifest, could be Bechine as well.
30 - 32: the 2nd o in Schonhoft is o Umlaut.
47: Ink blot obliterate given name.
62: tape covered up given name.
63: ink blot covered part of surname.
88: the last name could be Macke.
90: Oevelgonne is spelled with o Umlaut to read Oevelgönne.
93: Bohmer is spelled with o Umlaut to read Böhmer.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M252, Reel 12, List 33.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 October 2009
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