Brig Louisa
[No.8.]Printed and sold by John C. Clark, 60 Dock Street, Philadelphia
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Louisa whereof Claus Wenke is Captain from Bremen, Germany, burthen 298 47/95 tons, and owned by D. P. Stucken & Son of Bremen and bound to Philadelphia.
Coloumns represent: Passenger numbers*, names, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1 Steffen Dreihmann 15 male farmer Germany
2* Claus H Peterson 55 male farmer Germany
3 Catharine Peterson 45 female Germany
4 Marie Peterson 27 female Germany
5 John Peterson 26 male Germany
6 Catharine Peterson 18 female Germany
7 Christina Peterson 15 female Germany
8 Doris Peterson 12 female Germany
9 Detlef Peterson 10 male Germany
10 Jurgen Peterson 7 male Germany
11 Frederick Peterson 5 male Germany
12 ?a?latte Peterson 2y 6m female Germany
13* Carl Flumer 21 male farmer Germany
14 Christine Hinrichs 27 female Germany
15* Caroline Flumer 26 female Germany
16 Christian Haas 22 male farmer Germany
17 Ernest Otte 23 male farmer Germany
18 Andr. Ringleben 25 male shoemaker Germany
19 Dorothea Ringleben 23 female Germany
20 Jette Oppenheimer 26 female shoemaker Germany
21 Peter Eggers 26 male tailor Germany
22 Heinr. Schwan 23 male farmer Germany
23 Cam. Penitz 22 male carpenter Germany
24* Helen Lowenstein 21 female Germany
25* Anna Lowenstein 1 female Germany
26 Caroline Elich 24 female Germany
27* Catharine Moller 23 female Germany
28 Joseph Ortmann 23 male farmer Germany
29 Anton Lingemann 25 male mason Germany
30* Anna Barbara Rolig 25 female Germany
31* Deid. Hulsmann 20 male shoemaker Germany
32 Therese Hedelt 32 male shoemaker Germany
33 Chr Andreas Nicolas 26 male tailor Germany
34 Joh. Schneider 48 male butcher Germany
35 Elisabeth Fischer 21 female Germany
36 Barbara Beinsbacher 21 female Germany
37 Louise Hedelt 5 female Germany
38 Barbara Hedelt 3 female Germany
39 Anna Schneider 43 female Germany
40 Elise Schneider 18 female Germany
41 Eva Schneider 12 female Germany
42 Jacob Stiltzman 53 male butcher Germany
43* ?ha Stutzer 55 male farmer Germany
44 Nicales Bergfeld 38 male shoemaker Germany
45 Eva E. Bergfeld 34 female Germany
46 Christoph Bergfeld 11 male Germany
47 Johan Georg Bergfeld 8 male Germany
48 Catharine Bergfeld 3 female Germany
49 Elisabeth Weber 61 female Germany
50 Johann Jordan 23 male Germany
51* Jacob Pagel 18 male Germany
52 Ernst Hamburg 38 male farmer United States
53 Ernst Rustmeyer 19 male farmer Germany
54 George Herbse 54 male United States
55 David Werthein 29 male trader Germany
56 W^m Geisel 34 male hunter Germany
57* Henriette Schafer 24 female Germany
58 W^m Haussner 53 female Germany
59 John Haussner 10 male Germany
60 Anna Hermbacher 26 female Germany
61* Magdalen Muller 28 female Germany
62* George Heye 22 male trader Germany
63 George Fischer 23 male joiner Germany
64 Margarethe Dietz 10 female Germany
65* Catharin Deffue 19 female Germany
66 Elisabeth Fischer 30 female Germany
67 Adam Gleien 25 male farmer Germany
68 Johan Hend 21 male Germany
69 Elisabeth Hend 22 female Germany
70 Chr.Fried^h Marquardt 61 male United States
71 Catharine Marquardt 52 male United States
72 Johs Eckhard 52 male farmer United States
73 Maria Eckhard 46 female United States
74 Catharin Eckhard 17 female United States
75 Adam Eckhard 9 male United States
76 Christian Eckhard 4 male United States
77 Charles Eckhard 1y 6m male United States
78 Christ. Gerloff 24 male wheelwright Germany
79 Heimann Brandt 38 male Germany
80 Pavel Rade 30 male tailor Germany
81 Susan Rade 28 female tailor Germany
82 Henry Sippel 14 male tailor Germany
83* Nicol Wettlaufer 24 male tailor Germany
84* Anna Cath. Wettlaufer 54 female Germany
85 Conrad Riemenschneider 30 male farmer Germany
86 Catha??? Riemenschneider 29 female Germany
87 Martha Riemenschneider 6 female Germany
88 Charles Riemenschneider 9m male Germany
89 George Reichmann 30 male farmer Germany
90 W^m Bieber 32 male turner United States
91* Agnes Kranzel 28 female Germany
92* Joseph Kranzel 14 male Germany
93 Henry Kuhn 36 male farmer Germany
94 Elisabeth Kuhn 26 female Germany
95 Julia Kuhn 8 female Germany
96 Johan Kuhn 3 male Germany
97 Marie Kuhn 3m female Germany
98 Eckhard Eberl 19 male Germany
99 Henry Eberl 17 male Germany
100 Christian Becker 27 male shoemaker Germany
101 Anna Marg. Becker 28 female Germany
102 Elisabeth Becker 51 female Germany
103 Henry Becker 3 male Germany
104 Conrad Becker 3m male Germany
105 Herm. Jung 26 male silversmith Germany
106 Caroline Niermann 36 female Germany
107 Catharin Niermann 30 female Germany
108 John Meyer 34 male trader Germany
109 Benj. Goldberg 34 male trader Germany
110 John Dreschmann 21 male joiner Germany
111 Eduard Behn 20 male merchant Germany
112 Caroline Meyer 27 female Germany
113 Anna Hutzer 20 female Germany
114 Christoph Hutzer 23 male Germany
115 Herm. Hutzer 12 male Germany
116 Anna Hutzer 55 female Germany
117 Louisa Geisel 21 female Germany
118 Elise Geisel 1y 6m female Germany
119 John Katzmann 44 male carpenter Germany
120 Moses Goldberg 26 male trader Germany
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 intended to reside in the United States so this column is not shown.
* This transcription was made from page 2 of an Ancestry.com image that they considered to
be part of the voyage of a completely different vessel and voyage, i.e. each page was for
a different ship/voyage.
2: Claus H. Peteron died and all information is lined through.
13 & 15: the last name could be Plumer.
23 & 24: o Umlaut in last name.
27: o Umlaut in last name.
30: o Umlaut in last name.
31: u Umlaut in last name.
43: u Umlaut in last name.
51: a Umlaut in last name.
57: a Umlaut in last name.
61: u Umlaut in last name.
62: the last name could be Huge.
65: the last name could be Doffue.
83 & 84: a Umlaut in last name.
91 & 92: a Umlaut in last name.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 60.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 November 2009
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