Steamer Hammonia
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Steamer Hammonia whereof A. D. Gehienan is Master, from Hamburg and Southampton burthen ______ tons.
Columns represent: Number on the list, Given name and surname, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 Emil Eggen 27y Male Farmer Germany United States
2 Frantz Wirtz 30y Male Farmer Germany United States
3 Earl Gienapp 37y Male Laborer Germany United States
4 Marie Gienapp 39y Female Germany United States
5 Dorothea Gienapp 16y Female Germany United States
6 Johann Gienapp 7y Male Germany United States
7 Joseph Gienapp 6y Male Germany United States
8 Fredrike Gienapp 3y Female Germany United States
9 Christiane Gienapp 9m Female Germany United States
10 Lud Cadin 29y Male Mechc Germany United States
11 Joh Nehrbass 50y Male Farmer Germany United States
12 Christine Nehrbass 38y Female Germany United States
13 Fred^k Nehrbass 15y Male Germany United States
14 Philipp Nehrbass 11y Male Germany United States
15 Maria Nehrbass 7y Female Germany United States
16 Jacob Nehrbass 6y Male Germany United States
17 John Nehrbass 2y Male Germany United States
18 Fridk Sieger 41y Male Mechc Germany United States
19 Eliz Sieger 34y Female Germany United States
20 Joh Sieger 6y Male Germany United States
21 Peter Wilhelsing 42y Male Farmer Germany United States
22 Anna Wilhelsing 34y Female Germany United States
23 Matth Wilhelsing 7y Male Germany United States
24 Mgtha Wilhelsing 6y Female Germany United States
25 Nicol Wilhelsing 4y Male Germany United States
26 Joh Wilhelsing 1y Male Germany United States
27 Maria Wilhelsing 6m Female Germany United States
28 Jos Wilhelsing 6m Male Germany United States
29 Bernh^d Mohr 53y Male Farmer Germany United States
30 Gerhardine Mohr 42y Female Germany United States
31* ? M Mohr 16y Female Germany United States
32 Jac Mohr 11y Male Germany United States
33 ??om Mohr 7y Male Germany United States
34 Gertrude Mohr 6y Female Germany United States
35* Jere F?sti? 32y Male Farmer Germany United States
36* Anna F?sti? 28y Female Germany United States
37* Anna F?sti? 7y Female Germany United States
38* Gertrude F?sti? 1y Female Germany United States
39 Michl Kees 21y Male Mechc Germany United States
40 J M Kurz 17y Male Mechc Germany United States
41 Geo Haaf 17y Male Mechc Germany United States
42 Jacob Bauer 18y Male Farmer Germany United States
43* Fridk Schwe?ter 19y Male Germany United States
44 Fridk Schulte 30y Male Mechc Germany United States
45 Fridk ????t 27y Male Mechc Germany United States
46* Bernh^d ?osth? 22y Male Clerk Germany United States
47 ??le Kohl 26y Male Seaman Germany United States
48* ??salie ???? Female United States United States
49* Fritz ???? 5y Male United States United States
50* Carl ???? 3y Male United States United States
51 C F Printz 56y Male Mercht Germany United States
52 Charlotte Printz 42y Female Germany United States
53 Gustav Printz 21y Male Germany United States
54 Carl Printz 19y Male Germany United States
55 Fridk Printz 16y Male Germany United States
56 Bertha Printz 11y Female Germany United States
57 Caroline Printz 54y Female Germany United States
58 Doris Hecht 33y Female Germany United States
59 Emma Hecht 7y Female Germany United States
60 Emilie Hecht 5y Female Germany United States
61 D A Hunaeus 34y Male Captain Germany United States
62 Ch^s Herrmann 30y Male Mercht United States United States
63 C F Stoll 24y Male Artist United States United States
64 H Von Heyden 23y Male Artist Germany United States
65 W Von Neddelbladt 45y Male Officer Germany United States
66 C Von Heldman 25y Male Officer Germany United States
67 Caroline Von Heldman 23y Female Germany United States
68 Abraham Kann 25y Male Mercht Germany United States
69 W E Pallhon 20y Male Soldier Germany United States
70 Fr Starkey 40y Male Doctor United States United States
71 Ch^s Francis 19y Male Clerk United States United States
72 T C Barlet 40y Male Seaman United States United States
73 Susanne Clase 28y Female England United States
74 Julius Horsemann 82y Male Mercht Germany United States
75 P K Menatty 56y Male Officer Ireland United States
76 John Bolfonny 19y Male Clerk Scotland United States
77 Geo Joseph 52y Male Mercht France United States
78 Joh Buhler 48y Male Mercht Switzerland United States
79 Joh Kersing 22y Male Dentist United States United States
80* Amand L????niger 25y Male Mercht Switzerland United States
81* Pauline L????niger 25y Female Switzerland United States
82 Jules Marlet 26y Male Mechc Switzerland United States
83 Auguste Peunauld 25y Male Mechc Switzerland United States
84 Laura Zur Nedden 38y Female United States United States
85 Geo Switzer 17y Male Mercht United States United States
86 E^d Lomer 15y Male Mercht United States United States
87 Ferd Frege 18y Male Mercht Germany United States
88 An^t Bieg 38y Female United States United States
89 Fritz Bieg 9y Male United States United States
90 W^m Koble 22y Male Mercht United States United States
91 Marie Pelosi 36y Female United States United States
92* Josiah Pierce 26y Female United States United States
93 ? Pierce 3y United States United States
94 ? Pierce 9m United States United States
95 ? Pierce United States United States
96 W^m Switzer Male Mercht United States United States
97 Emilie Switzer Female United States United States
98 An^t Switzer Female United States United States
99* W^m B??gler 24y Male Student United States United States
100* ???? Fa?sler 25y Male Artist United States United States
101 T S Steinman 35y Male Mercht Switzerland United States
102* Joh Mahl?? 4?y Male Mercht Switzerland United States
103 ? A Marschader 4?y Male Mercht Ireland United States
104 John Marschader 7y Male Ireland United States
105* ?????? Marschader 33y Female Ireland United States
Transcriber's Notes:
An asterisk (*) is used to refer to an item in the transcriber's notes, which explains the entry.
A question mark (?) is used for letter/letters that cannot be read because of the quality of the document.
Where possible a suggestion is given in the Transcriber's Notes of what the letter/letters may be.
A circumflex (^) is used to indicate missing letters in a name or word. The original lister showed
this by writing the final letter smaller and raising it above the line.
There is no Captain's Statement with this manifest. The column, "Died on the voyage" was eliminated from this
transcription as there were no deaths on this passage.
The original lister did not number the passengers, nor did he provide a recapitulation at the end. It may be
a partial manifest and should the remainder be made available, it will be added to this transcription.
This manifest is very lightly written and is difficult if not impossible to read at times.
31 Initial could be C.M. or E.M.
33 First name appears to be Stom.
35-38 Surname: Ferstie, Fustie, Fuster, Ferster.
43 Surname: Schweiter, Schwerter.
46 Surname appears to end in “e” or “i”.
48-50 Could the first name of #48 be Rosalie? Surname is just too light to read, but it may be Kohl, as is
The previous entry; an “h” in the surname is fairly clear. Age is not recorded. If surname is Kohl, then 49
and 50 would be the same, as there are dittos.
80& 81 Possibilities: Leippniger, Luppniger, Luffniger. Also possibility of Leippinger, Luppinger, Luffinger.
92 This person, having a typically masculine name, is listed as a female.
99 Surname possibilities: Biegler, Beigler, Brigler.
100 Surname: Fassler, Fansler.
102 Possibilities: Mahley, Mahlig.
105 It is a conjecture that the surname is Marschader. Otherwise it may be a single surname listed.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 219, List #381.
Transcribed by Lora Lee Ament and Patricia Martin Kennedy members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 June 2010
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