Brig Rhine
Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Brig Rhine of Plymouth whereof Frederick Robbins is Master, burthen One hundred Seventy-four tons and 28/95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Bremen for New York.
Columns represent: Names, age, sex, occupation, trade or Professon,*Country to which they severally belong, *country of which they intend to become inhabitants, *Remarks relative to any that may have died or otherwise left the vessel during the voyage.
1 Krapper, John 37 Male Painter Wearing Apparel 2 Krapper, Louise 32 Female 3 Krapper, Henry 9 Male 4 Krapper, Louise 7 Female and Tools 5 Krapper, Frederick 6 Male 6 Krapper, Lesite 5 Female Four Chests containing 7 Krapper, Hail 3 Male Painter Clothing and tools 8 Krapper, August 1 Male 9 Rhine, Nicolas 32 Male Carpenter 10 Rhine, Margaret 29 Female Four Chests containing clothing and tools 11 Rhine, Mary 17 Female One chest with clothing 12 Rhine, Joseph 3y6m Male 13 Stumble, John 36 Male Cooper Three chests containing 14 Stumble, Joanna 32 Female clothing and tools 15 Stumble, Jacob 10 Male 16 Stumble, Andrew 8 Male Three Chests containing 17 Stumble, Haile 4 Male Clothing and Tools 18 Stumble, Henry 2 Male 19 Smith, William 32 Male Cooper 20 Smith Elenor 27 Female Two Chests containing 21 Smith, Elisabeth 6 Female 22 Smith, Augustus 4 Male Clothing and Tools 23 Smith, Eldorah 1 Female 24 Sneyder, Jacob* 60 Male Carpenter 25 Sneyder, George 24 Male Carpenter Three chests containing 26 Sneyder, Ann 21 Female Three chests containing 27 Sneyder Louise 18 Female Clothing and Tools 28 Sneyder, Peter 16 Male 29 Sneyder, Elizabeth 2 Female 30 Stein, Frederick 30 Male Farmer Two chests containing 31 Stein, Elisabeth 30 Female Clothing 32 Stein, Lola 1y6m Female 33 Crager, Jerad 42 Male Farmer 34 Crager, Margaret 38 Female One Chest and one sack 35 Crager, John 7 Male One chest and one sack 36 Crager, Henry 9 Male containing Clothing 37 Crager, Margaret 11 Female 38 Crager, Harman 4 Male 39 Snitcher, Christian 31 Male Farmer 40 Snitcher, Mariah 25 Female One chest containing 41 Snitcher, John H. 9m Male clothing 42 Limprey, Augustus W. 48 Male Farmer 2 chests containing clothing 43 Limprey, Francis 55 Male Farmer Nothing 44 Neisen, Henry 29 Male Wheelwright 2 Chests containing Clothing 45 Neisen, Anthony 23 Male Carpenter 2 chests containing Clothing 46 Henry, Malakiah 29 Male Mason 1 chest containing Clothing 47* Sou?e, John A. 24 Male Carpenter 1 chest containing Clothing 48* Stump??, John 22 Male Taylor Nothing 49* Hayu??ch John 28 Male Taylor Sack 50* Swi???, George B. 27 Male Wheelwright 1 Chest containing Clothing 51 Kook, Frederick 21 Male Miller Nothing 52 Kimbal, Casper 26 Male Brewer 1 Chest Containing Clothing 53 Brown, Henry 22 Male Shoe Maker 1 Chest containing Clothing 54 Smith, Connard 26 Male Brewer 1 Sack containing Clothing 55 Eiselle, John 21 Male BlackSmith 1 Sack containing Clothing 56 Wilker, Peter 22 Male GoldSmith 1 Sack containing Clothing 57 Schnifman, Henry 22 Male Shoe Maker 1 Chest Containing Clothing 58* Stipping, Connor? 36 Male Farmer Nothing 59 Rhine, Justice 22 Male Harness Maker 2 Sacks with Clothing 60* Olt?, George 24 Male Shoe Maker Nothing 61 Damon, Ludin 27 Male Weaver 1 Sack 62 Daring, Jacob 25 Male Tinman 1 Sack 63 Plum, Andrew 20 Male Weaver Nothing 64 Mook, John 28 Male Weaver 1 Sack containing Clothing 65 Meirs, Christian 28 Male Farmer 1 Chest containing Clothing 66 Diers, Frederick 30 Male Farmer 1 Chest containing Clothing 67 Reile, John 20 Male Miller 2 Chest containing Clothing 68 Willing, Elisabeth C. 26 Female Nothing 69* Hai?ting, Frederick 27 Male Carpenter 2 Chests containing Clothing & Tools 70 Hartman, Daniel 25 Male Weaver 1 Chest containing Clothing & Tools Frederick Robbins (signature) * Jacob Snyder died in the passage 27 July 1832. Transcriber's Notes: * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transciber's notes with the exception of passenger 24 when the "*" was on the original record indicating a note by the captain. ? The ? mark indicates letters or words that cannot be read due to the quality of the original document. ^ signifies a letter was superscripted: i.e. W^m=William * The first eight names are grouped and labeled "One Family" after each common name. There are also "ditto" marks under the occupation of the first named in the group. It is the transcriber's opinion that these had no meanings since a one year old could not be considered a "painter". * The original document recorded the given name first and the surname second. * Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference. * The Column "Country to which they severally belong" was listed as Germany for everyone and therefore eliminated. * The Column "Country of which they intend to become inhabitants" was listed as the United States for everyone and therefore eliminated. * The Column "Remarks relative to any that may have died or otherwise left the vessel during the voyage" was completed with a listing of baggage for passengers. The only death noted was listed at the end of the passenger list. 47-50 Surnames difficult to read due to "blotting". 58 Given name difficult to read. 60 Surname could be Oltz, Olte, Olta 69 Surname difficult to read
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 17, List 512
Transcribed by Dorothy J. Smiley a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
1 July 2009
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