Brig Ferdinand
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Ferdinand whereof A. Hagedon is Captain from Bremen, burthen 284 tons, and owned by Fr. Leo Quentell of Bremen 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*.
1 John Aug. Malech 45 male surgeon 2 Christine Malech 45 female 3 Henriette Malech 22 female 4 Christine Malech 18 female 5 Therese Malech 15 female 6 Fred^k August Malech 12 male 7 Malka Schromberger 27 female 8 John Peter Resch 36 male weaver 9 ? Kaffmann 29 female 10 Joseph Neinberger 34 male farmer 11 Christine Knapp 26 female 12 Eva Knapp 27 female 13 Maria Knapp 19 female 14 John G^e. Hage????? 49 male farmer 15 John Henkie 36 male farmer 16 Agnes Henkie 36 female 17 Anna Marie Henkie 7 female 18 Andreas Henkie 4 male 19 Clementine Henkie 1y 5m female 20 William Grass 21 male farmer 21 Christian? Grass 19 male butcher 22 Conrad Volker? 39 male blacksmith 23 Elisabeth Volker? 31 female 24 Adam Conrad Volker? 10 male 25 Catharina Volker? 8 female 26 Rasine Volker? 5 female 27 Margarethe Haffesen? 19 female 28 Henry Hillendahl 40 male shoemaker 29 Enoch Dorson 32 male farmer 30 Cathina Dorson 31 female 31 Margarethe Dorson 5 female 32 Catharina Dorson 3 female 33 Moritz Niedenstein 44 male baker 34 Isau? Knapp 50 male merchant 35 John Gottf Habejan 29 male shoemaker 36 Marie Habejan 27 female 37 Fred^wk Habejan 2 male 38 George Truck 41 male shoemaker 39 Elisabeth Truck 45 female 40 Barbara Truck 14 female 41 Margarethe Truck 5 female 42 Elisabeth Truck 3 female 43 John George Habejan 30 male farmer 44 Adolph von Labinsky 21 male clerk 45 Henry Bahn 26 male workman 46 Conrad? Backman 24 male workman 47 Petrer Shellbacker 44 male sadler 48 Christine Shellbacker 40 female 49 Johann Shellbacker 21 male 50 Magdalene Shellbacker 16 female 51 Hede Shellbacker 12 female 52 Christine Shellbacker 8 female 53 Elise Margant Shellbacker 5 female 54 Ludwig Shellbacker 6m male 55 John Kroll 21 male farmer 56 Augustus Flartbart 36 male tanner 57 Henry Rhein 24 male baker 58 John Pfeifer 16 male shoemaker 59 Barbara Haffesen? 26 female 60 Conrad fell Spaak 23 male joiner 61 John Peter Schink 29 male shoemaker 62 John Kach 64 male farmer 63 John Kach 16 male farmer 64 Conrad Sprenger 44 male farmer 65 Anna Sprenger 36 female 66 Hemry Sprenger 16 male 67 Joseph Sprenger 4 male 68 Mariane Sprenger 2 female 69 Henry Sprenger 32 male farmer 70 Elisabeth Sprenger 36 female 71 Catharina Sprenger 12 female 72 Elisabeth Sprenger 9 female 73 Juliane Sprenger 6m female 74 Marie Hoepp 24 male 75 John E. Wegener 29 male tailor 76 Christine Balay 24 female 77 John Jas. Nieber 20 male caafier 78 John Drew 21 male blacksmith 79 Henry Knoop 44 male farmer 80 Margarethe Knoop 25 female 81 Trina Tonjes 23 female 82 Bend^e Klenscaubret 17 male farmer 83 Adelheid Klenscaubret 19 female 84 Herman Klenscaubret 20 male shoemaker 85 W^m Bruggemann 18 male farmer 86 Herm. Grecken 57 male farmer 87 Conrad Johns 26 male farmer 88 George Past 44 male tailor 89 Anna Past 44 female 90 Anna Past 20 female 91 Catharine Past 18 female 92 Magdalene Neubert 64 female 93 George Neubert 30 male weaver 94 Elisabeth Neubert 30 female 95 Elisabeth Neubert 6y 6m female 96 Diederick Wettig 26 male musician 97 Valentin Loin? 30 male painter 98 Henry Krone 22 male servant 99 John Wintjen 21 male farmer 100 Herm Peters 24 male gentleman 101 Theador Schloman 15 male farmer 102 Ludwig Raden 44 male farmer 103 Elise Margant Raden 40 female 104 Hedwig? Raden 16 female 105 Adolph Raden 14 male 106 Charles Raden 12 male 107 Helene Raden 10 female 108 Anna Raden 8 female 109 Gustavus Raden 6 male 110 Fanny Raden 4 female 111 Elise Raden 1y 9m female 112 Sophia Kleinschmidt 20 female 113 Danthen Time 20 female servant 114 Henry Weidman 22 male servant 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. * Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for search purpose. * All passengers were from Germany and intended to reside in the United States of America so these columns are not shown.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 59.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
11 October 2009
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