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NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK M. H. Hohnholz, Master of the Bremen *Bark E. Delius, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board the said vessel at Bremen from which port said vessel has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died.
_____(illegible signature) or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bark *Everh. Delius whereof M. H. Hohnholz, is master, from Bremen, burthen 600 tons.
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. 21 female Bremerhafen 23 male merchant Bremen 20 male merchant Carlshafen 19 male merchant Bremen 22 male farmer Hannover 21 male farmer Buckeburg 14 male Prag 25 male farmer Solingen 25 female cutter Solingen 1y 6m male Cutter Solingen 22 female Nienburg 47 male merchant Neinburg 47 female Neinburg 20 female Neinburg 17 female Neinburg 19 male Neinburg 14 female Neinburg 11 female Neinburg 9 male Neinburg 15 male Neinburg 22 male farmer Stolzenau 20 male wheelwright Bohemia 50 male barber Wurtemberg 42 female Wurtemberg 17 female Wurtemberg 8 female Wurtemberg 3 male Wurtemberg 37 male baker Brunneberg 32 female Brunneberg 27 female Brunneberg 7 Brunneberg 5 female Brunneberg 0 female Brunneberg -- -- Brunneberg 34 male merchant Gottingen 34 female Gottingen 0 female Gottingen 23 female Gottingen 18 female Gottingen -- male merchant Gottingen 24 male farmer Mohr 25 male farmer Sachsen 26 male joiner Sachsen 25 female Sachsen 23 male merchant Schaumb.-Lippe 18 male merchant Bremen 22 male merchant Hamburg 27 male locksmith Sachsen 29 female Cassel 29 female Cassel 14 male merchant Stolzenau 24 female Lesum 24 female Scharmbeck 28 female Bassum 17 male Osterholz 20 male merchant Hofgeismar 16 male merchant Rotenburg 25 male copier Hameln 26 male smith Baiern Bernh. Holtmann 32 male farmer Burgsteinfurt Holtmann 21 female Burgsteinfurt 40 male farmer Elberfeld 38 female Elberfeld 12 male Elberfeld 7y 9m female Elberfeld 6y 6m female Elberfeld 5 male Elberfeld 2 male Elberfeld 0 female Elberfeld 15 female Elberfeld 25 male tailor Wurtemberg 24 female Wurtemberg 23 male farmer Wurtemberg 22 female Wurtemberg 28 male brewer Meiningen 24 male Meiningen 23 female Meiningen 39 male brewer Meiningen 22 female Meiningen 33 male smith Wurtemberg 19 male farmer Wurtemberg 27 male farmer Wurtemberg 25 male farmer Wurtemberg 17 female Wurtemberg 26 male tailor Wurtemberg 17 male Achim 28 female Achim 16 female Achim 25 male joiner Bremen 26 female Bremen 27 female Bremen 27 male butcher Erfurt 25 male joiner Gotha 24 female Gotha 0 female Gotha 19 female Gotha 43 male smith Coburg 29 male cooper Meiningen 44 female Meiningen 18 female Meiningen 17 female Meiningen 14 male Meiningen 10 female Meiningen 9 male Meiningen 18 male gunmaker Kaburg 23 male tailor Baiern 30 male farmer Thur Hessen 27 female Thur Hessen 27 female Thur Hessen 24 female Thur Hessen 58 male carpenter Thur Hessen 35 male farmer Thur Hessen 28 female Thur Hessen 6 female Thur Hessen 0 male Thur Hessen 32 female Thur Hessen 29 female Meiningen 20 male farmer Eisenmach 57 male farmer Chur Hessen 37 male paper maker Chur Hessen 23 female Chur Hessen 3 female Chur Hessen 25 male shoemaker Neuenhaus 21 male shoemaker Arolsen 16 male Arolsen 37 male shoemaker Meiningen 23 male weaver Melle 56 male farmer Meiningen 15 male Meiningen 12 male Meiningen 14 male nail smith Melle 31 male huntsman Meiningen 36 male huntsman Meiningen 30 male farmer Meiningen 23 male shoemaker Hannover 17 male gardener Osnabruck 27 male tailor Meiningen 21 female Meiningen 20 male joiner Gotha 39 male farmer Prussen 25 male butcher Buckeburg 29 male farmer Gotha 26 female Gotha 0 female Gotha 49 male farmer Chaw Hessen 46 male Chaw Hessen 20 male Chaw Hessen 13 female Chaw Hessen 6 male Chaw Hessen 33 male mason Giessen 26 female Giessen 18 male Giessen 12 male Giessen 58 male nail smith Alsfeld 40 female Alsfeld 26 female Alsfeld 7y 9m female Alsfeld 6 female Alsfeld 15 male blacksmith Alsfeld 59 male tailor Alsfeld 58 female Alsfeld 22 male farmer Chev Hessen 18 female Chev Hessen 18 male joiner Darmstadt 20 male Wurtemberg 32 male farmer Rhein Baiern 22 male farmer Prussen 52 male joiner Waldeck 50 female Waldeck 30 male tanner Waldeck 30 male Waldeck 7y 6m female Waldeck 6 male Waldeck 4 female Waldeck 0 male Waldeck 29 male miller Preussen 20 male Chur Hessen 28 male farmer Buckeburg 27 female Buckeburg 20 male Buckeburg 20 female Buckeburg 31 male carpenter Preussen 28 female Preussen 1y 6m male Preussen 21 female Minden 17 male shoemaker Chur Hessen 21 male smith Chur Hessen 17 male joiner Chur Hessen 16 male farmer Chur Hessen 39 male dyer Baiern 38 female Baiern 11 male Baiern 0 female Baiern 7 female Baiern 0 female Baiern 21 female Chur Hessen 20 male shoemaker Chur Hessen 19 male shoemaker Chur Hessen 20 male smith Sachsen Weimar 15 male Sachsen Weimar 19 female Sachsen Weimar 24 male farmer Chur Hessen 20 female Hannover 38 female Hensfeld 26 male brewer Hensfeld 14 male Hensfeld 7y 6m female Hensfeld 25 male farmer Sachsen Weimar 20 male smith Sachsen Weimar 21 male smith Sachsen Weimar 18 male Hannover 25 female Hannover 22 male farmer Hoya 20 male farmer Hoya 43 male joiner Iserlohn 56 female Iserlohn 18 male Iserlohn 10 male Iserlohn 9 male Iserlohn 29 male farmer Chur Hessen 17 male farmer Chur Hessen 25 male farmer Chur Hessen 23 female farmer Chur Hessen 19 male farmer Chur Hessen 21 male merchant Chur Hessen 19 male butcher Chur Hessen 29 male merchant Baden 30 male mechanician Giessen 18 male tailor Bremervird 22 male farmer Bremervird 22 male farmer Cassel 18 male farmer Cassel 30 female Cassel 21 male farmer Cassel 19 female Cassel 22 male distiller Oldenburg 16 male Achim 19 male mason Lippstadt 19 male butcher Bohmen 35 male clothier Sactrim 11 male Sactrim 15 male Vegesack 28 female Elberfeld 37 male tailor Chur Hessen 29 male Elberfeld 28 male Elberfeld 28 male Elberfeld 29 male farmer Elberfeld 24 female Elberfeld 0 female Elberfeld 0 female Elberfeld 23 male farmer Elberfeld 32 male cooper Elberfeld 26 male smith Chur Hessen 25 male coachman Osnabruck 22 male farmer Chur Hessen 27 male farmer Lengevich 35 male merchant Osnabruck 32 male merchant St. Louis 42 male farmer Wuldorff 222 passengers from 8 to 58 years 20 passengers from 1 to 8 years signed: Bremen March 5th '55 indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes. a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the or handwriting of the original recorder. by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted. transcribed as seen regardless of spelling. were numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing. during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated. The name of the ship shows as E. Delius and Everh. Delius. The website Mystic Seaport, which has a list of ships and information like size, tonnage, captain's name and rigging, etc. shows the name as Everhard Delius. The captain's name is the same as on this voyage. is spelled with o Umlaut. first u in Buckeburg is u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. first name, age or gender given. is spelled with o Umlaut Asmus. is spelled with u Umlaut and the sharp s. probably stands for Schaumburg-Lippe. is spelled with u Umlaut. last name could be Petersen. name="61">These passengers are part of a big group of people who emigrated from the Munsterland Umlaut) area in Germany to the United States. They came from Burgsteinfurt. More can be found at Auswanderungen im 19. Jahrhundert, Emigration in the Click on the link in the top left corner, Auswanderungen im 19. This will take you to the index for Borghorst and Burgsteinfurt. to publish this information has been granted by Wilhelm Alff, one of the of this website. Currently the website is in German only, the translation is in progress. For more information on passengers from Burgsteinfurt, please Ines. is spelled with a Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. last name could be Dahne. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with o Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with o Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with o Umlaut. is spelled with o Umlaut. The first u in Buckeburg is u Umlaut. last name could be Rosener. is spelled with o Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with a Umlaut. is spelled with o Umlaut. is spelled with a Umlaut. is spelled with a Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. is spelled with u Umlaut. and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 154 List 634. by Harry Green dress/inesmannhardt.html"> Ines Mannhardt, from non compliant browsers an ancestor on a ship on ISTG and would like to email address or home page,
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