Brig Louise
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Louise whereof Claus Wenke is Captain from Bremen, burthen 297 47/95 tons, and owned by B. P. Sreicken? & Son 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*, baggage.
1 Jette Hirchfield 35 female 1,2 bracketed with 3 boxes, 1 chest, 3 baskets, 2 bags
2 Jacob Hirchfield 10m male
3 Heinrich Meyerhoff 25 male farmer
4 Friderike Meyerhoff 18 female 3 to 6 bracketed with 4 boxes,2 trunks, 1chest, 2 bags
5 Hermann Meyerhoff 9m male
6 Dorothea Meyerhoff 13 female
7 Heinrich Reineke 35 male clergyman 7, 8 bracketed with 3 boxes, 1 trunk, 1 carpetbag
8 Carl Reineke 36 male farmer
9 Joseph Schneider 31 male farmer
10 Jacob Weh 21 male farmer 9 to 11 wth 2 boxes, 1 hag
11 Adam Weh 16 male farmer
12 Nicolaus Schrenk 25 male carpenter
13 Adam Schubert 37 male merchant
14 Franz Joben? 18 male farmer 3 boxes, 1 bag
15 Elizabeth Joben? 18 female
16 Widow Joben? 60 female
17 Georg Rudolph 18 male tailor 1 bag
18 J. D. Kuchling 24 male farmer 1 box, 2 trunks, 1 bag
19 Joh Fr Bulwinkel 18 male farmer
20 Anne Bulwinkel 20 female 1 box
21 Dorothea Koehler 69 female 3 boxes, 1 bag
22 Anna B. Hansen 38 female
23 Regina Hansen 35 female
24 Ludwig Hansen 34 female
25 Cath E. Koehler 20 female
26 Louise F. Birkenhauser 18 female 4 boxes, 1 bag
27 Dorothea Birkenhauser 16 female
28 Catharin Schak 18 female
29 Cath El. Ernst 16 female
30 Juliana Nole 16 female
31 Helene Rose 20 female
32 Albertine Koch 20 female
33 Johanne Pott 21 female
34 Meyer Rose 20 male merchant 2 boxes, 5 trunks, 3 bags
35 Kath. Monik 28 female
36 Heine Jackel 1 male
37 Charlotte Molting 22 female
38 Becker Cietjen 18 female
39 Auguste Steinmier 23 female
40 Marthe Jordan 25 female 7 boxes, 2 trunks, 3 bags
41 Mar. Cath Bierwirthin 20 female
42 Meta Ficken 18 female
43 Maria Lesemann 22 female 1 box, 2 trunks, 1 bag
44 Charlotte Lesemann 18 female
45 M Vorndrain 29 male smith 1 box, 1 trunk
46 B. Vorndrain 30 female
47 B. Haide 24 male
48 N B Volmer 33 male 3 trunks
49 M. Muller 29 male shoemaker
50 Adam Volte 42 male vinegar distiller 2 trunkis
51 Ernst Muller 24 male farmer
52 Bernh Neiwieg 19 male farmer
53 Christ. Streinnest 20 male weaver 3 boxes
54 Ludwig Fischer 23 male shoemaker
55 Marie Fischer 22 female
56 Rud. Feldmann 26 male paper manufacture 2 trunks
57 K. L. N. Feldmann 23 female
58 Charlote Tummel 26 female
59 Georg Schillharz 44 male farmer 1 trunk
60 M. M. Schillharz 42 female 3 boxes, 2 bags
61 C. E. Schillharz 13 female
62 C. P. Schillharz 1y 9m female
63 Johann Schillharz 9 male
64 F B. Schrader 54 male cloth maker 4 boxes, 1 bag
65 Sophie L Schrader 21 female
66 F Heinrich Schrader 21 male
67 J. Chr. Trampe 24 male farmer 1 bag
68 Juliane Trampe 20 female
69 Mich. Kruse 33 male laborer 2 boxes
70 Christian Riechmann 19 male cabinet maker
71 F W. Kruse 23 male laborer
72 Anton Mirmers 25 male farmer 2 boxes
73 Christian Meyer 25 male farmer
74 Fried. Wilh. Rohlfing 21 male farmer 1 box
75 Joh. Heinr. Rohlfing 18 male farmer
76 Christian Bente 32 male farmer 3 boxes
77 H. Wilh. Beckemeyer 21 male farmer
78 Caroline Gronemann 20 female
79 Ch. Anna Kleine 17 female
80 Engie Christ. Bohm 20 male 4 boxes
81 Anna Chr Steffens 21 female
82 Christ. Roldfing 1 male
83 Louise Kruse 32 female
84 Bernh. Dotterweich 31 male driver 2 boxes
85 U. Schaeflein 29 female
86 Christian Dieter 20 male weaver 1 bag
87 Cath. Dieter 15 female
88 Ludwig Dieter 60 male tailor
89 Leit. Perndt 24 male carpenter 1 box & working table
90 Joh Spiering 20 male shoemaker
91 Christ. Kastens 35 male laborer 2 boxes, 1 trunk, 1 bag
92 Heinrich Brunke 28 male cabinet maker
93 Johane Staats 16 female
94 Clemens Schimacher 22 male carpenter 1 box
95 Georg Schrimtf 30 male farmer 1 valise
96 Wilh. Helweg 15 male farmer
97 Conrad Schnieke 25 male bricklayer 2 boxes, 1 valise
98 Fr Blasé 18 male farmer
99 H. Anton Gerdgon 22 male tailor 2 boxes, 2 trunks, 1 bag
100 Catharine Gerdgon 20 female
101 Bernhardine Gerdgon 20 female
102 Bernhardine Thaele 18 female
103 Caroline Thaele 16 female
104 Daniel Reimberg 25 male merchant 3 boxes, 2 bags
105 Gette Reimberg 62 female
106 Jette Rosenstein 18 female
107 Rosa Rosenstein 16 female
108 Sophie L Rosenstein 54 female
109 Martha C. Metzel 28 female 3 boxes, 2 bags
110 Elisab. Metzel 13 female
111 Heinrich Schutz 26 male shoemaker
112 Heinrich Gehrung 30 male shoemaker
113 Jacob Menge 13 male
114 Conrad Breidenbach 26 male shoemaker
115 Freidr. Wilke 21 male 3 boxes, 2 bags
116 Anna B. Breidenbach 46 female 1 box, 1 valise
117 Daniel Bachman 18 male shoemaker
118 Eliza Steller 25 female
119 Georg Rossbach 61 male
6 passengers under 12 years of age, 119 passengers in all
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.
* No information was given as to where passengers came from or where they intended
to reside so these columns are not shown.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 63.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 January 2010
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