Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, Trade or Profession,
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 Junge, Bernh^d 48 man Joiner Lenhausen
2 Junge, Elisabeth his wife 38 wife Lenhausen
3 Junge, Mar Cath^r 10 daughter Lenhausen
4 Junge, Joh H^h 8y9m son Lenhausen
5 Junge, Bernh^d 4 son Lenhausen
6 Kleine, Mar Anna 11 Niece Lenhausen
7 Kleine, Gert^de 9 niece Lenhausen
8 Kleine, Heinrich 8 nephew Lenhausen
9 Kleine, Cathr 6 niece Lenhausen
10 Kramer, Hans H^h 51 man Farmer Bantorf
11 Kramer, Henriette 48 wife Bantorf
12 Kramer, Fried^r 18 son Bantorf
13 Kramer, Ernst 10 son Bantorf
14 Waldmann, Chr 31 man Farmer Bantorf
15 Hoppe, Joh Frd. 22 man Farmer Bantorf
16 Tatje, Chr 52 man Joiner Hohenbosten
17 Tatje, Dorothea 36 wife Hohenbosten
18 Tatje, Joh Frd. 18 son Hohenbosten
19 Tatje, Engel Mar 13 daughter Hohenbosten
20 Tatje, Joh Wm 8 son Hohenbosten
21 Tatje, Sophie 2 daughter Hohenbosten
22 Uppermann, Eberhard Wm 26 man Shoemaker Lengerein
23 Pinseler, Wm 27 man Joiner Bassinghausen
24 Pinseler, Charlotte 25 wife Bassinghausen
25 Pinseler, August 6weeks son Bassinghausen
26* Forstermann, August 33 man Butcher Bassinghausen
27* Forstermann, Louise 29 wife Bassinghausen
28* Forstermann, Wilhelm 5 son Bassinghausen
29* Forstermann, Georg 2 son Bassinghausen died on passage
30 Wederz, Carl Ferd. 39 man Farmer Bassinghausen
31 Wederz, Ferdinand 9 son Bassinghausen
32 Senne, Joh Henr^h 30 man Turner Nordbruch
33 Senne, Engel Mar 28 wife Nordbruch
34 Senne, Joh H^h 3 son Nordbruch
35 Schapern, Maria 28 Miss Hohenbostel
36 Schapern, Sophie 24 Miss Hohenbostel
37 Huning, Jost H^h 48 man Farmer Eichen
38 Huning, Trine Elsebe 41 wife Eichen
39 Huning, Catharine 17 daughter Eichen
40 Huning, Heinrich 11 son Eichen
41 Huning, Joh Frid^r 9 son Eichen
42 Huning, Mar Elis 3 daughter Eichen
43 Voigt, Fr. Chr. 54 man Farmer Eichen
44 Voigt, Elisabeth 54 wife Eichen
45 Voigt, Fr. Wilhelm 19 son Eichen
46 Voigt, Elsebe 16 daughter Eichen
47 Meyer, Ernst H^h 37 man Farmer Tittendorf
48 Meyer, Klara Elis. 38 wife Tittendorf
49 Meyer, Florentine 8 daughter Tittendorf
50 Meyer, Joh. Hen^h 5 son Tittendorf
51 Meyer, Klara Katharine 2 daughter Tittendorf
52* Hennigs, Heinrich 29 man Miller Sussmar died on passage
53 Buring, Fr. 24 man Joiner Sende
54 Tewes, H^h 26 man Joiner Sarnstedt
55* Nabe, Heinrich 34 man Farmer Gratze
56* Nabe, Jlse Catharine 24 wife Gratze
57* Nabe, Joh Heinrich 6 son Gratze
58* Nabe, Jlse Catharin 3 daughter Gratze
59* Nabe, Georg 6m son Gratze
60 Ahrens, Wm 26 man Schoemaker Harber
61 Gieseke, Dorethea 22 miss Dolgen
62 Rose, Conrad 28 man Farmer Dolgen
63 Rose, Eleanor 25 wife Dolgen
64 Rose, Ludw. 9 son Dolgen
65 Rose, Wm 7 son Dolgen
66 Rose, Carl 5 son Dolgen
67 Rose, Doris 3 daughter Dolgen
68 Rose, Heinrich 1y6m son Dolgen
69 Nottboom, Fr 25 man Schederdorf
70 Happell, Philipp 22 man Haimar
71 Happell, Sophie 22 wife Haimar
72 Naben, Louise 21 wife Haimar
73 Busche, Hin^h 45 man Smith Haimar
74 Busche, Dorothea 45 wife Haimar
75 Busche, Heinrich 10y3m son Haimar
76 Stratmann, Fr. Wilh 29 man Farmer Volmerding
77 Ellerhorst, Ludwig 34 man Shoemaker Wohlstrecks
78 Hollander, Gustav 23 man Sigar Maker Hunholz
79 Dames, Frederike 23 miss Norderstedt
80 Brockmann, Lud. 29 man Farmer Wohlstreck
81 Ellerhorst, Chr 68 man Turner Wohlstreck
82 Dietrichs, Wm 35 man Shoemaker Wesenstedt
83 Heier, Christ 17 man Shoemaker Donstorf
84 Ellerhorst, Wm Fr. 23 man Farmer Wohlstreck
85 Lampe, Fr. 35 man Cooper Wesenstedt
86* Heintze, Heinrich 36 man Farmer Vohl
87* Heintze, Cathar 31 wife Vohl
88* Heintze, Caroline 9 daughter Vohl
89* Heintze, Cathr 5 daughter Vohl
90* Heintze, Heinrich 3 son Vohl
91* Heintze, Jacob 11 son Vohl
92* Heintze, Wilhelm 6m son Vohl died on passage
93* Heintze, Fredr 33 man Farmer Vohl
94 Straker, Mar 31 man Farmer Moeninghausen died on passage
95 Figge, Justus 35 man Smith Schmittlotheim died on passage
96 Figge, Ann Mar 36 wife Smith Schmittlotheim
97 Jansen, Berh Anton 38 man Tailor Steinfeld
98 Jansen, Mar Elisabeth 33 wife Tailor Steinfeld
99 Jansen, Frz Anton 14 son Tailor Steinfeld
100 Jansen, Joseph 13 son Tailor Steinfeld
101 Jansen, Heinrich 9 son Tailor Steinfeld
102 Jansen, Wilhelm 4 son Tailor Steinfeld
103 Wessendorf, Heinrich 25 man Miner Dinklage
104 Sandvoss, Gerhard 33 man Miner Lohne
105* Bunger, Mar Ther 26 miss Steinfeld
106 Behne, Gerh. Heinrich 23 man Clothes weaver Lohn
107 Jansen, Mar Anna 23 miss Lohn
108 Bahlmann, Bernhardine 30 miss Lohn
109 Hogemann, Joh Henr 28 man Tailor Lohn
110 Hogemann, Lucas Berthe 29 man Shoemaker Holldorf died on passage
111 Hogemann, Cath. Deters 28 miss Steinfeld
112 Krempelbeck, Clemens 28 man Shipper Steinfeld died on passage
113 Krempelbeck, Agnes 25 wife Steinfeld
114 Krempelbeck, Elisabeth 2 daughter Steinfeld
115 Wiebrich, Franz H^h 22 man Shipper Steinfeld
116 Borhorst Heinrich 16 man Shipper Steinfeld
117 Budde, Joh 25 man Farmer Allendorf
118 Thluke, Heinrich 27 man Farmer Allendorf
119 Mengers, A 28 man Farmer Melldale
Transcriber's Notes:
* an omission or error made by the original recorder or is used to call your attention
to additional information in the transcriber's notes.
^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* The original document lists all passengers with given name first, surname second.
* Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference.
* The column "Country of which it is their intention to become inhabitants" was listed as
United States for all passengers and was therefore eliminated.
26-29 Surname has an umlaut and could be spelled "Foerstermann".
52 Country of origin has an umlaut and could be spelled "Suessman".
55-59 Country of origin has an umlaut and could be spelled "Graetze".
86-93 Country of origin has an umlaut and could be spelled "Voehl".
105 Surname has an umlaut and could be spelled "Buenger".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 24.
Transcribed by Dorothy J. Smiley
a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 October 2011
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