Ship James Goodwill
List of Foreigners Imported in the Ship James Goodwill, David Crocket, Master, from Rotterdam. Qualified Sep. 11, 1728.
Columns represent: given name, surname.
1 Ullerig Engelar 2 George Graff 3 Michael Hest 4 Matthias Firrumsler 5 Johannes Gurts 6 Isaac Crison 7 Thomas Kopenheffer 8 Martin Balk 9 Martin Moeser 10 Frederik Sholl 11 Michl* Korr 12 Loerens Durr 13 Bartel Eberle 14 Hans Adam Moesser 15 Jacob Kims 16 Johan Casper Steffer, Senr.* 17 Jacob Mekeling 18 Hans George Seyler 19 Hans Jeery Bants 20 Hans Jacob Slauir 21 Hans George Mettler 22 Andries Krafft 23 Jan Seend. Holstender* 24 Jacob Fucks* 25 Egidius Grim 26 Johan Seend. Keller* 27 Jacob Herman 28 Christoff Graaff 29 Hans Michl* Ruiter 30 Henderick Philip Seller 31 Jacob Beyer 32 Adam Engeler 33 Sebastian Durr 34 Sebastian Eberle 35 George Shoemaker 36 Leonds* Hieker 37 Johan Casper Steffer, Junr.* 38 Teobald Mekeling 39 Jacob Sint 40 Andries Stickeler 41 Johannes Ruspag 42 Adam Summer Transcriber's Notes: An asterisk (*) denotes an abbreviated name. * Passengers 11, 16, 29, 36 and 37 have the final letter of the name in superscript. * Passengers 23 and 26 have a middle name of Seend. - an abbreviation which is unfamiliar tothis transcriber. * Passenger 24 is the actual spelling of the surname as it appears on the list. Corrspondence 09/01/02 passenger #35 Schuhmacher/Shoemaker I found Jerg Schuhmacher in your Ship James Goodwill list arriving 11 September 1728. He died in Fredrick County Maryland about 1773, I have traced 2 of his sons, Jacob and John, one being born in New York, Pennsylvania, but it is possible that he had a 3rd son, Christian. Their roots can be found on my web site at My Genealogy Also visit our forum at www.barcin.net/forum/ C. Morris.
Pennsylvania Archives, Second Set, 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
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