Immigrant Ships
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Brig Condor
5 August 1854
I, Georg Bosse do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains. to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the brem brig Condor whereof I am Master, from Bremen.
So help me God, Georg Bosse
Before me (signature of port authority unclear)
List, or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the brem brig Condor whereof Georg Bosse is Master, from Bremen burthen ____ tons.
Columns represent: passenger name, age, gender and occupation, The columns for origin and destination have been omitted on this list because all are listed as from Germany and going to the United States.
1 Louise Schillaudt 25 feamle 2 Joh. Schmidt 18 male Farmer 3 Joh. Seibel 34 male 4 Anna Seibel 42 female 5 Catharina Seibel 17 female 6 Heinr Seibel 10 male 7 Margareth Seibel 5 female 8* Heinrich Mick 18 male Tailor 9* Jula Petrin 52 female Farmer 10 Anna Petrin 48 female 11 Catharina Petrin 19 female 12 Margarethe Petrin 16 female 13 Catharina Petrin 4 female 14 Jacob Petrin 12 male 15 Heinrich Petrin 0y9m male 16 Georg Weber 43 male 17 Eva Weber 49 female 18 Johannes Weber 19 male 19 Heinrich Weber 16 male 20 Adam Weber 14 male 21 Jacob Schmidt 52 male Carpentuer 22 Margaretha Schmidt 49 female 23 Heinrich Schmidt 23 male 24 Margaretha Schmidt 17 female 25 Jacob Schmidt 9 male 26 Eva Seiber 52 female Farmer 27 Elisab. Pfeifer 25 female 28 Georg Petri 22 male 29 Georg Artheiligen 22 male 30 Eva Schuppena 26 female 31 Jacob Petrin 39 male 32* Johann Jo? 27 male 33 Georg Velde 26 male 34 Catharina Eiler 23 female 35 C. ? Paucher 38 male Carpentuer 36 Elisab. Paucher 30 female 37 Heinrich Paucher 10 male 38 Heinrich Paucher 28 male 39 Conrad Wolf 18 male Tailor 40 Adam Bern 54 male Doctor 41 Heinrich Bern 30 male 42* Elisabeth Bern 21 male 43* Marie Bern 14 male 44 H. Allhaus 30 male Farmer 45 H. Wellhaus 26 male Smith 46 A Ludwig 19 male 47 E. Ludwig 15 male 48 Christian Ludwig 13 male 49 E. Fingerhut 18 male 50* G? Kropf 47 male Tailor 51 Christian Kropf 46 male 52 Christian Kropf 15 male 53 Eliese Kropf 6 female 54 H. Fischer 54 male Carpentuer 55 Ernestine Fischer 53 female 56 Louis Fischer 28 male 57 Louise Fischer 24 female 58 Georg Fischer 19 male 59 L. Hormann 42 male Tailor 60* B? Reissing 43 male Farmer 61 Catharina Reissing 34 female 62* ? K? 58 male 63* Catharine K? 49 female 64* Sophie K? 12 female 65 J. Gruber 18 male 66 Jos. Brabitz 32 male 67 Catharina Brabitz 20 female 68 Marten Brabitz 17 male 69 Joseph Brabitz 15 male 70* J. Str?bel 36 male B?er 71* Catharine St??bel 35 male 72 Barbara St??bel 1 female 73 J. N. Graf 39 male Shoemaker 74 Marie Graf 37 female 75 J Peter 29 male 76 J. Schmidt 22 male Carpentuer 77* F. Muller 22 male 78 J. Wassmuth 44 male Shoemaker 79 Sophie Wassmuth 13 female 80 Eliese Wassmuth 9 female 81 Marie Wassmuth 8 female 82 Heinrich Wassmuth 5 male 83 Chal. Voigt 42 female 84 Eliese Voigt 17 female 85 Louise Voigt 13 female 86 Hermann Voigt 9 male 87 Fritz Voigt 6 male 88 Heinrich Voigt 2y6m male 89 H Steffens 42 male Carpentuer 90 Sophia Steffens 36 female 91 Johann Steffens 12 male 92 Diedrich Steffens 5 male 93 Ludwig Steffens 3 male 94 G. Deiche 19 male mason 95 Joh. Sunderm 26 male Farmer 96 Christiane Sunderm 23 female 97 Wilhelm Sunderm 26 male Farmer 98 Sophie Sunderm 6m female 99* Adelh. v. Kampen 25 female 100* H. v. Kampen 19 male 101 Joh. ? Schleselm 27 male 102 H. Bartels 25 male 103 W. Bredeke 33 male 104 H. Schwartz 31 male Merchant 105 H. D. Ubbinga 31 male 106 Ubba Ubbinga 7y6m male 107 Emil Ubbinga 5 male 108 Herman Ubbinga 2y6m male 109 S Fronch 23 male 110 Steph. Fasole 25 male Bookbinder 111 J. Fried 25 male Tailor 112 Catharina Fried 23 female 113 Gustav Fried 0y6m male 114 G. G. Prinz 30 male (signature) Georg Bosse Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or is used to call attention to additional information in the passenger notes. ? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder. ^ Indicates letters are omitted and the following letter is superscripted. 8 Surname may be Mich. 9 Perhaps given name should be Julia. 32 Surname seems to be either Joumel or Jonmel although Ancestry.com lists it as Tormel. 42-43 Gender incorrect for these entries. 50 Given name unclear; may be Gustav. 60 Given name unclear though abbreviated; may be Barth. 62-64 Name indecipherable; seems to be something lik Ka?ienmarck. 70 Name seems to be either Strubel or Strabel. 71 Gender incorrect for this entry. 77 Muller (Müller) has an umlauted u. 99-100 Surname has an umlauted a. Name probably van Kampen or von Kampen (Kämpen).
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 143, List 977.
Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
2 May 2011
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