Brig Louise
[No. 8.]
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Louise whereof C. Wenke is Captain from Bremen, burthen 300 tons, and owned by D. P. Stucken ? of Bremen and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger numbers*, names, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong*, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1 Louise Fischer 35 female
2 Fanny Fischer 11 female
3* Anna Hasse? 20 female
4 Mathilda Scherer 19 female
5 Jacob Appermann 23 male sadler
6 Jacob Heiss 44 male shoe maker
7 Catherina Heiss 45 female
8 Johanna Heiss 14 female
9 Jacob Heiss 9 male
10 Christiana Heiss 6 female
11 Jacob Heiss 3 male
12 Reinhard Frantmann 41 male gardner
13 Regina Frantmann 47 female
14 Louisa Frantmann 15 female
15 Sophia Frantmann 14 female
16 Frederick Frantmann 11 male
17 Charles Frantmann 8 male
18* William Oeter? 48 male farmer
19* Juliana Oeter? 51 female
20* Catharina Oeter? 26 female
21* Frederike Oeter? 49 female
22* Julianna Oeter? 18 female
23* Rosine Oeter? 16 female
24* William Oeter? 14 male
25* Jacob Oeter? 12 male
26* Louise Oeter? 6 female
27* Christopher Oeter? 12 male
28* Frederick Oeter? 11 male
29 William Kifferle 27 male butcher
30 Louis Drake 26 male artist
31 Julius Becker 21 male tailor
32 Jacob Meyer 47 male mason
33* Engel Hersmann? 24 female
34 Herm. Nehaf 22 male farmer
35 Margarete Heilmann 23 female
36 Peter Schlesselmann 20 male farmer
37 Esau Gefert 18 male farmer
38 Fried^k Knapper 43 male farmer
39 Charles Richter 30 male farmer
40 Edson J. Thiele 30 male tailorr
41 Sophia Thiele 28 female
42 Fredrik Thielbeseb? 34 male mason
43 Christine Thielbeseb? 29 female
44 Philipp Thielbeseb? 8 male
45 Charlotte Thielbeseb? 6 female
46 Frederike Thielbeseb? 5 female
47 Henry Thielbeseb? 2 male
48 Edual Thiele 7 male
49 Frederike Thiele 6 female
50 Auguste Thiele 3 female
51 Sophie Thiele 5 female
52 Henry Lewis Aldann 28 male shoemaker
53 Henry Damke 23 male shoemaker
54 Georg Theod^re Denkhausen 24 male farmer
55 Charles Georg Fangeman 20 male farmer
56 Georg Diederek Fangeman 22 male farmer
57* Henry Ilben? 30 male farmer
58 Franz Mullerstink 30 male shoemaker
59 Charles Frank 21 male farmer
60* Mathias Heitmann 32 male shoemaker
61* William Dirkie? 30 male farmer
62* Ludw. Rulpt? 23 male framer
63 Charles Frederk Dickel 23 male hunter
64 Diederik Coraes 21 male farmer
65 Christopher Muller 24 male mason
66 Christopher Langenberg 40 male farmer
67* George Berker 24 male weaver
68 John Martin Nagler 30 male musician
69 Frederek Hallbauer 17 male baker
70* Conrad Loffler 52 male miner
71* Anna Catharine Loffler 53 female
72* George Loffler 20 male farmer
73* Daniel Loffler 17 male miner
74 Johannes Morgen 26 male mason
75 Henry Stasabt? 25 male
76 Henrich Riemenschneider 21 male farmer
77 Johannes Schneider 24 male sailmaker
78 Justus Taffer 17 male
79 Justus Lorenz 16 male sainer?
80* Christian Heliky? 21 male tailor
81 Mathias Hesser 26 male mason
82 Christian Staub 27 male miner
83* Williamsen Denkel 23 female miner
84 Mathilde Fischer 10 female
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 came from Germany and intended to reside in the U. States so these
columns are not shown.
3 The last name could be Horst.
18-28 The first letter of the last name was difficult to determine, may also be "C" for Ceter.
33 The last name could be Hessmann.
57 Check marks were seen before the first name and after the surname. Significance unknown.
The last name could be Ulm.
60 The last name could be Heilsmann.
61 The last name could be Dicke.
62 The last name could be Rulfs.
67 The last name could be Becker.
70-73 Accent mark above the "o" in the surnames.
80 The last name could be Hilitz.
83 The last name could be Deckel.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 58.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 August 2009
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