Barque Fides
Dated the ……….. Day of ……. 18….
…………………. Master
Sworn before me this …...day …… of 18.. …………………. Master
Name of vessel : Barque Bremen {
Nation of do: Bremen {
Name of Master: Arnold Dietr. Harjes { Note: Masters of Vessel will greatly
Port sailed from : Bremerhaven { facilitate their business by numbering the passengers in their report.
Number of aliens: 268 (& 11 Sucklings) { They are also requested to ROLL and not fold their manifest.
Number of Citizens: 4 {
Consignes: *Ruger Brothers {
Owner: Friedr. Reck & Co. of (left blank)
Alien Passengers landed at the port of New York from Bremen, on the Bremen Barque Fides of which A. D. Harjes is Master, on the ______ of _________ 18.. from Bremen.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Country of Birth, The country to which they belong, The country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Occupation, Baggage.
143* Christoph Mehrstedt 23 m Sachsen C.G. Korner Chicago farmer 1
144 Elisabeth Bender 23 f Hessen Darmstadt Erbach Philadelphia tailor 1
145 Heinr. Schuchardt 22 m Hannover Wollbrandshausen New York joiner 1
146* Adam Carl Nietzer 20 m Wurtemberg Bossfingen New York weaver
147 Elise Armbriester 23 f Hessen Cassel Hallenberg New York servant 2
148 Johannes Bagus 16 m Hessen Cassel Hauswolz Baltimore
149 Appolonia Bagus 25 f Hessen Cassel Hauswolz Baltimore
150 Maria Anna Over 25 f Hannover Bakuna St. Louis
151 Clemens Dicker 36 m Hannover Langen St. Louis farmer {3
152 Anna Adelh. Dicker 34 f Hannover Langen St. Louis {
153 Agnes Dicker 12 f Hannover Langen St. Louis
154 Clemens Dicker 10 m Hannover Langen St. Louis
155 Heinrich Dicker 8 m Hannover Langen St. Louis
156 Caroline Dicker 6 f Hannover Langen St. Louis
157* Bernhard Dicker 1y 3m m Hannover Langen St. Louis
158* Hermann Schutte ?8 m Hannover Lerte St. Louis farmer {5
159* Elisabeth Schutte 50 f Hannover Longen St. Louis {
160* Bernhard Schutte 21 m Hannover Longen St. Louis {
161* Hermann Schutte 18 m Hannover Longen St. Louis {
162* Elisabeth Schutte 15 f Hannover Longen St. Louis {
163* Gesina Schutte 13 f Hannover Longen St. Louis {
164 Anna Vombre 31 f Hannover Hessen Cincinnati servant 2
165 Gertrude Engelhardt 15 f Hessen Cassel Rosenthal New London servant 2
166* Daniel Knoppel 35 m Hannover Longen Kansas shoemaker {2
167* Katharina Knoppel 37 f Hannover Longen Kansas {
168* Adam Knoppel 12 m Hannover Longen Kansas {
169* Anna Kath. Knoppel 9 f Hannover Longen Kansas {
170* Martha Elise Knoppel 7 f Hannover Longen Kansas {
171* Katharina Luise Knoppel 2 f Hannover Longen Kansas {
172* Johannes Knoppel 60 m Hannover Longen Kansas {
173 Wilhelm Keikner 62 m Hessen Darmstadt Odernheim Erie {2
174 Anna Maria Keikner 53 f Hessen Darmstadt Odernheim Erie {
175 Otto Dirke?s 51 m ….enburg Veckla St. Louis farmer {4
176 Helena Dirke?s 28 f ….enburg Veckla St. Louis {
177 Francisca Dirke?s 18 f ….enburg Veckla St. Louis {
178 Hermann Dirke?s 15 m ….enburg Veckla St. Louis {
179 Heinrich Dirke?s 13 m ….enburg Veckla St. Louis {
180 Julianna Dirke?s 9 f ….enburg Veckla St. Louis {
181* Christian Backe 23 m Hannover Osnabruck St. Louis slater
182* Wilhelm Rump 24 m Oldenburg Loningen St. Louis farmer 1
183 Hermann Uhlhorn 50 m Oldenburg Vechte St. Louis farmer 1
184 Bernhard J?nnen 17 m Hannover Neu Lorup Louisville farmer 1
185* Anna Marie Rottering 21 f Hannover Longen St. Louis servant 1
186 Johann Rutemeyer 23 m Preussen Mayen Buffalo weaver 1
187* Ambrosius Fahrner 23 m Wurtemberg Oberndorf Adria (Michigan) farmer
188* Heinrich Hahn 28 m Wurtemberg Hulben New York farmer
189* Marie Schrapp 20 f Wurtemberg Budenhausen New York tailor
190 Heinr. T??lkemeyer 22 m Preussen Farsmuth New York baker 1
191* Herm. Rutemeyer 16 m Hannover Osnabruck Cincinnati 1
192* Louis Rutemeyer 22 m Hannover Osnabruck Cincinnati lock smith 1
193 Johann Albrecht 26? m Hessen Cassel Schrecksbach Cannada
194 Anna Gela Albrecht 31 f Hessen Cassel Schrecksbach Cannada
195 Johann Schultheiss 33 m Hessen Cassel Retshausen New York
196 Andreas Neu 39 m Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {2
197 Katharina Neu 39 f Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
198 Maria Neu 12 f Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
199 Katharina Neu 7 f Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
200 Peter Neu 9 m Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
201 Friedrick Neu 5 m Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
202 Carl Neu 3 m Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
203* Fritz Neu 6m m Baiern Leistadt Pensylvania {
204 Fritz Wessels 21 m Oldenburg Vechte St. Louis farmer {1
205 Hermann Wessels 43 m Oldenburg Vechte St. Louis {
206 Caspar Hartlager 29 m Preussen Lisran Cincinnati black smith
207 Heinr. Meyer 17 m Oldenburg Helmia Schausen Schulkrik farmer 1
208* Joh. August Da?em?er 48 m Oldenburg Kahle St. Louis black smith {4
209* Gottl. Heinr. Da?em?er 46 m Oldenburg Kahle St. Louis servant {
210* Joh. August …… 38 m Hannover Lingen New York carpenter 1
211* Eiland Ko….p 73 ? Hannover Ardenberg Louisville farmer 1
212 Heinrich Engelhardt 28 m Hannover Hoheneggeelson New York black smith 1
213 Johann Pilgram 52 m Hessen Cassel Allemberg New Orleans gardener {2
214 Dorothea Pilgram 52 f Hessen Cassel Allemberg New Orleans {
215 Maria Pilgram 24 f Hessen Cassel Allemberg New Orleans {
216 Anna Martha Pilgram 22 f Hessen Cassel Allemberg New Orleans {
217 Conrad Heckmann 24 m Hessen Cassel Dornhagen New Orleans
218* Friedrich Bohm 40 m Preussen Kornick Michigan miller {1
219 Auguste Reiber 18 f Preussen Kornick Michigan servant {
220* Emil A. Gunterberg 28 m Preussen Kischkow Charlesville baker {1
221* Emilie Gunterberg 24 f Preussen Kischkow Charlesville {
222 Daniel Werde 34 m Preussen Kischkow Charlesville miller 1
223* Anna Kath. Eberth 19 f Hessen Cassel Bugenwerra New York servant 2
224 Christoph Yahr 19 m Hessen Cassel Brunslar New York farmer 1
225 Conrad Warmbach 39 m Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York tailor, musician {4
226 Margaretha Warmbach 33 f Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York {
227 Anna Gertr. Warmbach 9 f Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York {
228 Clara Warmbach 5 f Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York {
229 Conrad Warmbach 3 m Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York {
230* Anna Martha Warmbach 9m f Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York {
231 Conrad Warmbach 17 m Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York tailor 1
232 Johann Weber 17 m Hessen Cassel Rauschenberg New York lace maker 1
233 Johann Kuhn 22 m Preussen Niederwald New York servant 1
234 Fritz Schramm 13 m Hannover Gross Himstadt St. Louis servant 1
235 Sophie Schramm 18 f Hannover Gross Himstadt St. Louis servant 1
236 Georg Rosenberger 20 m Hessen Cassel Evedorf New York farmer {1
237* Marie Lober 25 f Hessen Cassel Langenstein New York servant {
238* Friedrich Kruger 18 m Hessen Cassel Schaumburg New York servant 1
239 Ernst Pique 16 m Hessen Cassel Rindeln Philadelphia servant 1
240 Joh. Albert Schrand 59 m Oldenburg Liender Iowa farmer {3
241 Helena Schrand 55 f Oldenburg Liender Iowa {
242 Joh. Heinrich Schrand 20 m Oldenburg Liender Iowa farmer {
243 Joh. Wilhelm Schrand 17 m Oldenburg Liender Iowa tailor {
244 Anna Maria Schrand 15 f Oldenburg Liender Iowa {
245 Joh. Albert Schneider 32 m Oldenburg Harnstrup Iowa farmer 2
246* Anton Nusser 23 m Baiern Gundsburg New York black smith 1
247 Caspar Giesselmann 36 m Preussen Bielefeld Burlington weaver {2
248 Helena Giesselmann 36 f Preussen Bielefeld Burlington {
249 Hanna Giesselmann 14 f Preussen Bielefeld Burlington {
250 Friedericke Giesselmann 8 f Preussen Bielefeld Burlington {
251 Hermann Giesselmann 4 m Preussen Bielefeld Burlington {
252* Louise Giesselmann 6m f Preussen Bielefeld Burlington {
253* Gottlieb Vol….. 23 m Preussen Bielefeld New York farmer 1
254* Ann…. Hag……n 22 ? Preussen Bielefeld New York servant 1
255 Carl Tonsmann 25 m Preussen Bielefeld Menphis, Tenessee weaver 1
256* Herm. Heinr. ……mann 46 m Preussen Bielefeld St. Louis weaver {2
257* Anna Kath. ……mann 49 f Preussen Bielefeld St. Louis {
258* Joh. Heinrich ……mann 22 m Preussen Bielefeld St. Louis weaver {
259* Caspar Heinr. ……mann 19 m Preussen Bielefeld St. Louis {
260* Friedr. Wilhelm ……mann 10 m Preussen Bielefeld St. Louis {
261* Onke Th…… 24 ? Hannover Aurich Ilinois farmer {1
262* Tjark Th…… 29 ? Hannover Aurich Ilinois {2
263* Friedericke Th…… 27 f Hannover Aurich Ilinois {
264* Gerhardt Th…… 4 m Hannover Aurich Ilinois {
265 Ludwig Brandes 30 m Lippe Detmold Bromke Iowa farmer {2
266 Regine Brandes 35 f Lippe Detmold Bromke Iowa {
267* Katharine Brandes 9m f Lippe Detmold Bromke Iowa {
268 Johann Wunderlich 33 m Baiern Weinsiedel Buffalo ? 1
269 Wilhelm Eckhardt 19 m Hannover Wambeck New York joiner
270 Peter Niebeling 18 m Baiern Wurtsburg New York servant 1
271 Carl Pape 24 m Nassau Nassau New York black smith 1
272* Wilhelm …..er 19 m Hannover Hoheneggerson New York black smith 1
273 Joseph Marten 22 m Baiern Bruchenau New York shoemaker
274 Elisabeth Marten 23 f Baiern Bruchenau New York
275 Gottlieb Flick 44 m Sachsen C.C. Ruler New York black smith 1
276 Marie Lundmann 42 f Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {2
277 Ludwig Lundmann 14 m Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
278 Georg Lundmann 13 m Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
279 Elisabeth Lundmann 12 f Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
280 Conrad Lundmann 10 m Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
281 Carolina Lundmann 7 f Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
282 Heinrick Lundmann 5 m Hessen Darmstadt Wienershausem Philadelphia {
283 Hermann Motzeck 31 m Preussen Zeitz New York miller 1
284* Heinrich Fincher 18 m Sachsen Eisenach New York ship stuart 1
168 Men}
115 women}
among that are thirty three children, who are fewer than 10 years old
and eleven sucklngs
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.
* None died during the voyage, therefore this coloumn was eliminated.
143: Korner is spelled with o Umlaut.
146: Wurtemberg is spelled with u Umlaut.
157: Suckling is written in front of the name. Kathe is spelled with a Umlaut.
158: the age could be 38 or 88.
158 - 163: Schutte is spelled with u Umlaut.
166 - 172: Knoppel is spelled with o Umlaut.
172: Suckling is written in front of the name.
175 - 180: some letters are illegible due to damage to the manifest.
181: Osnabruck is spelled with u Umlaut.
182: Loningen is spelled with o Umlaut.
185: Rottering is spelled with o Umlaut.
187 - 189: Wurtemberg is spelled with u Umlaut.
191 & 192: Osnabruck is spelled with u Umlaut.
196 - 203: Bracketed as family.
203: Suckling is written in front of the name.
207: Maybe the town he was going to reside in is what we now call the Schuylkill
River area.
208 - 211: damage to the manifest makes some letters illegible.
218: Bohm is spelled with o Umlaut.
220 & 221: Gunterberg is spelled with u Umlaut.
223: Bugenwerra is spelled with u Umlaut.
230: Suckling is written in front of the name.
237: Lober is spelled with o Umlaut.
238: Kruger is spelled with u Umlaut.
246: Gundsburg is spelled with u Umlaut.
247 - 252: Bracketed as family.
252: Suckling is written in front of the name.
253: Surname may be Vollmer.
254: some letters are illegible due to damage to the manifest.
256 - 264: some letters are illegible due to damage to the manifest.
267: Suckling is written in front of the name.
272: damage to the manifest makes some letters illegible.
284: all information was written underneath the recapitulation, the transcribers
moved it up for ease of reading.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 258, List 1030A.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
27 January 2009
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