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Ship Loyal Judith
Germans(probably from port Rotterdam) to Philadelphia
25 November 1740
A List of All the Mens Names and [ages] on board
the Ship Loyal Judith, Capt. Lovell Paynter [Qualified
Nov. 25, 1740]
1 Johan Henrich Leshire 31
2 Willm Harmany 32
3 Anthony Keller 30
4 Christian Princer 32
5 Willm Sower 50
6 Henrich Dielboen 16
7 Andreas Beck 30
8 Joan Willm Oster 36
9 Abraham Hass 27
10 Jacob Tevalt 44
11 Conrad Snyder 64
12 Johans Ralph Snyder, Sr 54
13 Andreas Ralph Snyder 16
14 Jurg Viant 29
15 Joseph Kickiler 24
16 Simon Vear 20
17 Liniherd Kercherd 43
18 Willm Ole 60
19 Willm Yoast Backer 30
20 Johannes Woolfe 23
21 Balster Hoofeman 36
22 Goodloop Hermon 36
23 Henrich Wackenor 48
24 Fredrick Backer 19
25 Nickolas Sell 42
26 Peter Shits 60
27 Justus Lintiman 49
28 Jacob Lintiman 18
29 Henrich Lintiman 16
30 Henrich Prim 40
31 Jacob Prim 18
32 Hanias Killiand 20
33 Willm Smith 56
34 Willm Smith 24
35 Hanias Smith 17
36 Feltie Crim 50
37 Jacob Crim 18
38 Ulrick Hart 37
39 Yerick Conrade 50
40 Jacob Conrade Jr 16
41 Feltie Snyder 29
42 Adam Mouere 32
43 Jacob Cooke 31
44 Yerick Snyder 26
45 Conrade Vishang 30
46 Nickell Breeder 33
47 John Angell 39
48 Peter Becker 22
49 Willm Beets 38
50 Carl Crow 44
51 Johannes Vervell 33
52 Didrick Backer 43
53 Bernet Saye 26
54 Abraham Bulipacker 25
55 Michial Fie 24
56 Mathias Smith 28
57 Peter Croll 26
58 Conrade Smith 31
59 Johanes Adam 27
60 Hanas Wackner 20
61 Nicholas Shire 21
62 Jacob Shatle 24
63 Johanes Miller 20
64 France Jhost 22
65 Jasper Bonner 20
66 Andrias Smith 22
67 Hanies Diel 27
68 Philip Kauff 20
69 Michell Bush 24
70 Peter Diel 25
71 John Peter Moore 19
72 Hemon Hemon 26
72 Fredrick Laurance 26
73 Johanes Ley 19
74 Fredrick Willm Neagle 24
75 John Jurg Gudshell 21
76 Isaac Didrick 16
77 Peter Woolfe 25
78 Jacob Woolfe 20
79 Johanes Back 25
80 Yerick Eply 25
81 Yergeorall Meyre 23
82 Willm Eseck 25
83 Henicall Hoyse 31
84 Peter Hanse 40
85 John Yerk Eslin 48
86 Hanias Frenk 34
87 Conrade Douey 50
88 Philip Vishang 26
89 Henrich Hype 40
90 Peter Miller 25
91 John Yurg Seiden 37
92 John Candie 28
93 Peter Sell 19
94 Jacob Sell 17
95 [men]
Sworn that the foregoing is a true List to the best of
his knowledge, before the Honble the Governor, the 25th
Nov. 1740.
Lovell Paynter.
Correspondence 02/03/2003 passenger #4 Princer/Brinser
In my ggggggrandfathers naturalization papers, he listed the ship as the
Lovell Paynter. He is the Christian Princer 4th down on the list. His actual
name was Christian Brinser. His family all eventually settled in Middletown,
Pa., Dauphin County. They were Mennonites, and included Mathias Brinser, who
built the first Meetinghouse on the Martin farm. Ingrid Briles
Correspondence 03/01/2004 passenger # Diehl
Ancestor Johannes Diehl arrived in Phila on Nov 25,1740--settled in
Longswamp twp in Berks co --wf Catherina-children: Mary Elizabeth,
Philip Henrich, Anna Maria, Maxialis(?), Johannes and Johan Michael
(from Longswamp church records) Looking for place from which he
immigrated and was Peter Diehl who was on same shiplist related in
any way. Would love to contact other descendants. Blanche Diehl Rattigan
Correspondence 08/18/2004 passengers #30 & 31 Prim
My ggggggggrandfather was Henrich Prim 30th on the
list. His real last name was Brem-his son (we presume)
is listed next-Jacob. The family name is now spelled
many ways including: Bream, Brame, Brehm, Brem.
Henrich settled in Adams county Pennsylvania. Would
love to meet other descendants of Henrich. Liz Pollock
Pennsylvania German Society
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Ships Transcribers Guild
25 July 1999
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