Immigrant Ships
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Ship Alexander Ann

Rotterdam to Philadelphia
5 September 1730

Another transcription of this list can be seen at Alexander & Ann Vol. 2

DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA - PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship Alexander Ann, William Clymer, Master, from Rotterdam. Qualified Sept. 5, 1730.
Columns represent: given name, surname 
 1 Anthony         Miller
 2 Adam            Tillipott
 3 Johan Fredrick  Lauseness
 4 Johan Adam      Atler
 5 Johan Peter     Waller
 6 Jacob           Miller
 7 Waldes          Laughaer
 8 Michael         Bleper
 9 Adam            Shuler
10 David           Suffoltz
11 Rudolph         Mastersundt
12 Fredrick        Meyer
13 Hans Ulrick     Crinston
14 Hans Mussel     Burger
15 Martin          Burger
16 Johan Fredrick  Waller
17 George Michl*   Brinfuss
18 Leopold         Hilligas
19 Johannes        Cleyker
20 Hans Jerick     Ham
21 Johanes         Woldman
22 Johan Sebastian Braft
23 Hans Bartel     Hemberger
24 Daniel          Cristman
25 Hans            Lensenns
26 Johannes        Herler
27 Martin          Muller
28 Frans           Plum
29 Martin          Creiner
30 Martin          Younger
31 Peter           Tilman
32 Johannes        Ditner
33 Michael         Harkman
34 Conrad          Yongman
35 Charles C.      Kallar
36 Bernhard        Myher
37 Jacob           Myher
38 Hans Jacob      Oberholts
39 Henrick         Marte
40 Johan Philip    Curnert
41 Henrick         Cleimer
42 Mathias         Selker
43 Johan Nuol      Brecker
44 Christian       Princeland
45 Hans Michael    Verdus
46 Johan Carl      Hornberger




Transcriber's Notes:
 An asterisk (*) designated a final letter printed in superscript.
Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Vol. XVII
Names of Foreigners who took the Oath of Allegiance
to the Province and State of Pennsylvania, 1727-1775,
With the Foreign Arrivals, 1786-1808.
Edited by William Henry Egle, M.D.
Harrisburg: Edwin K. Meyers,
State Printer. 1892
Transcribed by Patricia Peltzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 November 1999

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