Brig President
Another transcription of this ship can be found in Volume 6
REPORT or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig President whereof H. *Husing is Captain from Bremen, burthen ___ tons, and owned by E. Hoffsohlarger & Co 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* Died. Conrd Meyer 38 male taylor
2 Anna Elisa Meyer 34 female
3 Anna Meyer 2 female
4 Marg^th Strasburg 20 female
5* M^rs Christ?. Siemels 19 female
6* Died. Thom. Hilbrock 44 male shoemaker
7* Anna Marg^th Hilbrock 42 female
8* Johanna Sophie Hilbrock 11 female
9* Wiliam Hilbrock 6 female
10* Berth^d Frk. Hilbrock 2 female
11* Elisabth. Hilbrock 42 female
12* William Hilbrock 10 male
13* Ad^m Hintersoher 45 male brewer
14 Andreas Weidener 23 male brewer
15 Math^s Freund 19 male brewer
16 Andrew Sachs 19 male brewer
17 Mich. Schmidt 44 male potter
18 Adam Kolb 64 male farmer
19 Catharina Kolb 57 female
20* Lesib^t Kolb 34 male tanner
21 Elisabet Kolb 25 female
22 Adam Kolb 5 male
23 Lorentz Kolb 2 6m male
24 Lorentz Hemel 28 male brewer
25 Mariane Geist 22 female
26 Joh. Heideburger 24 male farmer
27 A^?. Mg^t. Helferich 23 female
28 Michel Reidelbach 26 male mason
29* Andreas Doll 23 male weaver
30 Marg^t Hemel 27 female
31 Joh^n Franz 27 male shoemaker
32 Marg^t Kolb 21 female
33 Martin Ruger 23 male baker
34 Michel Kempf 43 male weaver
35 Anna Barbara Kempf 37 female
36 Joh^n Michel Kempf 11 male
37 Gabriel Marx 65 male merchant
38 Max Marx 32 male merchant
39 Bertha Marx 25 female
40 Babel Marx 30 female
41 Heinz Marx 3 male
42 Joh. F^k Heinlein 33 male farmer
43 J^os Leonh^d Heinlein 32 male farmer
44 Daniel Nickel 43 male brewer
45 M^? Magdal. Heilpert 54 female
46 A^? Barb. Heilpert 27 female
47 A^? Made Heilpert 23 female
48 Danl Marge??t Heilpert 17 male
49 G^ge Andreas Heilpert 14 male
50 Michel Heilpert 10 male
51 H??f Haas 38 male weaver
52 Anna Elisabeth Haas 38 female
53 Heinz Haas 11 male
54 William Haas 2 male
55 Marie Haas 8 female
56 Anna Elisabet Haas 5 female
57* Gertrud Amthauen 31 female
58 John Schaefer 48 male tailor
59 Anna Cathrina Schaefer 48 female
60 Ch^rn Martin 41 male
61 Anna Elisabet Martin 19 female
62 Anna Elisabet Martin 17 female
63 Justus Martin 15 male
64 Werner Martin 4 male
65 Marie Fennel 25 female servant
66 Joh^n Hag Kemptner 35 male mason
67 Christ Elisabet Kemptner 31 female
68 J^d Ernest Kemptner 8 male
69 Gottl Edward Kemptner 3 male
70 Eva Marie Kemptner 6 female
71 Heiny Klotz 26 male miller
72 Gottl Magedanz 25 male tanner
73 Andreas Magedanz 39 male tanner
74 W^m Koetz 22 male baker
75 Conr^d Trautsetter 25 male smith
76 F^d Henry Krug 26 male joiner
77 Henry Krug 39 male smith
78 F^? Jek. Rayher 24 male gardner
79 Gott. Kindervatter 22 male servant
80 John Cafle 27 male dyer
81 Aug^t Reuter 30 male smith
82 Wilhelmine Reuter 30 female
83 Wilhelmine Reuter 1 y 6m female
84 Jac^b Kaeferstalz 27 male tailor
85 Hy Hefelmann 52 male smith
86 Charlotte Hefelmann 19 female
87 Hillart Hefelmann 17 male shoemaker
88 Adolph Heithecker 28 male butcher
89 Charlotte Heithecker 29 female
90 Frederick Heithecker 24 male smith
91 John Aopenkamp 21 male
92 Sophie Vacoar 18 female
93* Amalia Luning 21 female
94 Ferdinand Wegener 30 male shoemaker
95 C^s Died^k Westhoff 38 male weaver
96 D^a Amalia Westhoff 35 female
97 C^s August Westhoff 7 male
98 Jado??? Ackradt 34 male teacher
99 F^k? X^? Glaeser 20 male merchant
100 Jahn Krey 33 male
101 Frederick Isern 25 male farmer
102* Ansen Tohlin 29 female
103 Alb^t Spradan 27 male
104 Dorothea Spradan 26 female
105 Martin Doering 26 male servant
105 Passengers
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.
* Passengers were numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing.
* All passengers were from Germany and intended to reside in the United states so these
columns are not shown.
Captain: Husing is spelled with u Umlaut.
1 Died Conrd probably stands for Diedrich Conrad.
5 the last name could be Siemers.
6 - 12 the last name could be Ihlbrock.
13 the last name could be Hinterscher.
20 the first name could be Luisb^t.
29 Accent mark above the "o" in the surname.
30 the last name could be Homel.
57 the last name could be Amthauer.
93 Accent mark above the "u" in the surname.
102 Toling is spelled with o Umlaut.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 54.
Transcribed by Harry Green
Reviewed by Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
27 July 2009
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