Brig Michael
[C.8.]
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Michael whereof H. Christoffers is Captain from Bremen, burthen _____ tons, and owned by ___________ of ___________ 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*, and baggage.
1 Lieutenant Bruns 25 male 2 boxes, 2 trunks
2 Baron Balow 40 male 2 boxes, 1 trunk
3 F. Caste 33 male 1 box, 1 trunk
4 Fred Heyde 42 male 1 box, 1 trunk
5 Herm Kahrs 29 male shoemaker
6 Sophie Hermann 28 female
7 Carl M Walter 28 male shoemaker
8 Fred. Groves 26 male shoemaker
9 Gg Blume 30 male shoemaker
10 Ferd Hirschfeld 24 male laborer 3 boxes, 1 valise
11 J F Schmidt 39 male locksmith 3 boxes
12 August Schmidt 33 female
13 Emilie Schmidt 4 female
14 P. Aug. Veis 34 male farmer
15 Emilie Faust 42 female
16 Joh Gobel 30 male smith 4 boxes, 1 trunk
17 Dorothea Brantz 33 female
18 Lorenz Diedrich 24 male shoemaker
19 Joh M Halbig 24 male taylor
20 Georg Enzer 23 male smith
21 Marg Schroder 22 female
22 Marg Wurmthaler 25 female
23 Georg Goes 25 male butcher 1 box, 2 trunks, two bags
24 Aug Michard 34 male taylor 3 boxes, 2 trunks
25 Freidr Michard 23 male laborer
26 W^m Tonges 25 male carpenter
27 Mary Tonges 30 female
28 Heinr Miller 42 male dyer
29 Mary Pecher 15 female
30 Kunigard Pecher 25 female
31 J Conr Sauermann 14 female 1 box, 4 trunks, 1 bag
32 Juliane Kroncke 25 female
33 Theodor Spoherer? 32 male painter five boxes, 1 valise
34 Catharine Braumann 19 female
35 Wolf J. Kiseling 29 male
36 Joh Aug Schirmer 23 male sailmaker
37 Ja^s Kohlberg 23 male soap maker 3 boxes, 2 trunks, 1 valise
38 Georg Otto 21 male tanner
39 Joh H Lindhardt 27 male farmer
40 Chr Roellig 25 male farmer
41 Anna Barb Karn 27 female
42 W Hopp 34 male carpenter five boxes, 1 trunk
43 Aug Muller 20 male laborer
44 Mary Jansen 41 female
45 Hr. Schmitz 42 male tanner five boxes, 1 valise
46 Christine Foss 21 female
47 W^m Bonning 20 female
48 W^m Essen 21 male baker
49 Sophie Essen 19 female
50 Rud Essen 17 male laborer
51 Aug Dreyer 21 male sheppard five boxes, 2 trunks
52 Herm Bartling 25 male miller
53 Heinr Steinmann 21 male carpenter 4 boxes, 2 trunks
54 F C Spengmann 29 male smith
55 W Schweigmann 45 male merchant
56 W H Althaus 21 male farmer
57 Conrad Richemeyer 24 male farmer
58 Georg Sell 49 male farmer
59 Joh Schilling 21 male musician 3 trunks
60 Herm Heidrich 16 male musician
61 Anna G Heidrich 18 female
62 Dorethea Kornlein? 25 female
63 Mary Kornlein? 22 female
64* Gg Kuchenmeister 36 male
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 the country from which the passengers came or to
where they intended to reside so these columns are not shown.
* 64 The manifest seems to have been cut off after this passenger as the tops of some
words are barely visible.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 63.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
7 January 2010
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