I, W. Greve 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 Bark Henrietta whereof I am Master, from Bremen                      So help me God,  W. Greve
before me Augt 4 1854     (signature of port authority unclear)

List, or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bark Henrietta whereof W. Greve is Master, from Bremen burthen 312 tons.

Columns represent: passenger name, age, gender, and occupation.  Columns for origin and destination have been omitted for this list because all are listed as from Germany and destined for the U. S. America.

Cabin: 
  1  A. Oppermann             47    m  Apothecary 
  2* O. Hansing               25    m  farmer 

Steerage: 
  3  J Adenstein              27    m  butcher 
  4  E. Adenstein             24    f 
  5  J Adenstein               3    m 
  6  L Adenstein                 9m m 
  7  Simon Hahn               52    m  butcher 
  8  J Hahn                   60    f 
  9  N Hahn                   14    f 
 10  S Meyer                  30    m  painter 
 11* Theo Weber               25    m  farmer 
 12  A Jacob                  45    f  servant 
 13  F. Jacob                 16    m  servant 
 14  B Krauss                 30    f  servant 
 15  C Krauss                  6    f 
 16  D Krauss                  3    f 
 17  M Krauss                    9m m 
 18  H Bantje                 31    m  tailor 
 19  F. Wenig                 34    m  farmer 
 20  C Wenig                  25    f 
 21  C Wenig                   9    f 
 22  J Wenig                    18m m 
 23* Hz Wenig                    6m m 
 24  D Bruming                18    f  servant 
 25  C Rode                   23    f 
 26  C Wenig                  58    m  farmer 
 27  J. Wiegand               32    m  farmer 
 28  C. Wiegand               22    f 
 29  M Wiegand                   9m f 
 30* John Prohl               33    m  tailor 
 31  C Prohl                  33    f 
 32  Maria Prohl               6    f 
 33* Chr Prohl                 3    m 
 34* Hz Prohl                    6m m 
 35  Maria Braun              39    f  servant 
 36  H. Wilkowsky             25    m  tailor 
 37  A Wilkowsky              19    f 
 38  H Burchard               21    m  tailor 
 39* S. Chas??                17    m  tailor 
 40  A Elias                  54    m  tailor 
 41  Dora Elias               59    f 
 42  D Elias                  17    m 
 43  H Elias                  16    m 
 44  Eva Elias                15    f 
 45  E. Wilkinsky             17    m 
 46  R. Bendan                21    f 
 47  P. Wolff                 16    m  merchant 
 48  J. Gabriel               21    m  tailor 
 49  E Tappert                25    m  soapmaker 
 50  C. Krauss                22    f  servant 
 51* John Breitenfeld         40    m  farmer 
 52* Ann Breitenfeld          40    f 
 53* Emily Breitenfeld        15    f 
 54  D. Breitsky              39    m  laborer 
 55  E Breitsky               37    f 
 56  R Breitsky               10    m 
 57* Hz Breitsky               7    m 
 58  Adolph Breitsky           2    m 
 59  G. Oppenkowsky           36    m  laborer 
 60  C Oppenkowsky            27    f 
 61* Francis Hahn             30    m  laborer 
 62  J Hahn                   57    m  farmer 
 63  M Franzel                25    f  servant 
 64  J. Franzel               20    f  servant 
 65  F Heidenreich            58    m  laborer 
 66* John Hartmann            27    m  Cabinetmaker 
 67  J Hartmann               40    f 
 68* Fred^k Hartmann             9m m 
 69  S. Stopfel               29    m  weaver 
 70  B. Horschkel             49    m  carpenter 
 71  E Horschkel              50    f 
 72  H Horschkel              12    m 
 73  E.Horschkel               7    f 
 74  A Hartel                 40    m  carpenter 
 75  A Kratsmann              26    m  miller 
 76  H Kirchhoff              22    m  merchant 
 77* Hz Harms                 22    m  merchant 
 78* Ger Weiss                26    m  smith 
 79  J. Hauber                25    m  shoemaker 
 80  J. Flottmann             25    m  farmer 
 81  J. Kramer                54    m  grocer 
 82* Cha^? S?                 29    m  farmer 
 83  E. Nagel                 51    f  servant 
 84  C Nagel                  20    f  servant 
 85* Hz Kostner               28    m  grocer 
 86* John Melchers            2?    m  brewer 
 87  C. Brockmann             30    m  carpenter 
 88  Maria Brockmann          24    f 
 89  Cha^s Munch              40    m  weaver 
 90  W Ruprecht               58    m  farmer 
 91  B Ruprecht               28    f 
 92* Ann Ruprecht             26    f 
 93  B Ruprecht                3    f 
 94* Michel Oehler            54    m  farmer 
 95  R Oehler                 44    f 
 96  W Oehler                 18    f 
 97  C Oehler                 14    f 
 98  E Oehler                 16    f 
 99* Hz Oehler                12    m 
100* John Oehler              49    m  blacksmith 
101  J Oehler                 13    m 
102* G. ?                     ?0    m  weaver 
103  F Schoppe                25    m  miller 
104* John Muth                20    m  farmer 
105  Maria Muth               21    f 
106  W^n Leck                 29    m  farmer 
107  B Veh                    28    m  shoemaker 
108  A Quense                 28    m  tailor 
109  Lina Ileit               25    f  servant 
110  J Jacobsen               35    m  boatmaker 


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. 

The writer of this list anglicizes many given names and uses unusual abbreviations 
for some of them.  I've indicated possible solutions in the footnotes. 


2        Hansing (Hänsing) seems to have an umlauted a. 
11       Given name may be Theodor. 
23       Given name may be Heinz. 
30       Given name likely Johann. 
33       Given name may be Christian. 
34       Given name may be Heinz. 
39       Surname unclear--looks something like Chasker. 
51       Given name likely Johann. 
52       Given name likely Anna or Anne. 
53       Given name likely Emilie. 
57       Given name likely Heinz. 
61       Given name may be Franz 
66       Given name likely Johann. 
68       Given name likely Frederick. 
77       Given name may be Heinz. 
78       Given name may be Gerhard. 
82       Surname unclear; may be Shuts.  
85       Given name likely Heinz. 
86       Given name likely Johann. 
92       Given name likely Anna or Anne 
94       Given name may be Michael. 
99       Given name may be Heinz. 
100      Given name likely Johann. 
102      Name looks something like G. Flozel. 
104      Given name likely Johann. 

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 143, List 963.

Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 May 2011

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