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Barque Coriolan
I, _______, master of ____ do solemnly, sincerely, and truly list all the passengers taken on board of the said ??? at ??? from which port said has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. So help me God. (signed) H. Sheengrafe Sworn before me this 20 Sept 1859 White ??
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bremen Barque Coriolan whereof Mr H Sheengrafe is master, from Bremen, burthen.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they belong, the country which they intend to inhabit, and part of the vessel occupied by each person during the voyage.
1 Odo Orlopp 21 male merchant Prussia United States first cabin
2 Fried Gastmeyer 21 male merchant Bremen United States first cabin
3 Elise Schmalstich 21 female Hannover United States first cabin
4 Friederike Reuter 25 female Hannover United States first cabin
5 Gustav Plaut 15 male farmer Prussia New York second cabin
6 Heinrich Bachmann 47 male farmer Hannover California second cabin
7 Heinrich Riller 22 male baker Hannover California second cabin
8 Diedrich Renken 19 male shoemaker Hannover New York second cabin
9 Simon Straup 20 male farmer Bohemia New York second cabin
10 Philippine Fullhart * 36 female farmer Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
11 Carl Fullhart * 16 male farmer Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
12 Wilhelm Fullhart * 15 male farmer Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
13 Heinrich Fullhart * 11 male Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
14 Conrad Fullhart * 7 male Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
15 Magaretha Fullhart * 6 female Baden Williamsburgh second cabin
16 Magaretha Bahr * 39 female Baden Ohio second cabin
17 Johannes Bahr * 9 male Baden Ohio second cabin
18 Conrad Streble 38 male painter United States United States second cabin
19 Philippine Streble 40 female United States United States second cabin
20 Pller Streble 3 male United States United States second cabin
21 Hermann Wischhausen 17 male farmer Hannover New York second cabin
22 Adolph Westermann 20 male farmer Detmold New York second cabin
23 August Bastert 17 male miner Frankfurt New York second cabin
24 Carl Keupmann 18 male joiner Hessia Ohio second cabin
25 Georg Lantefeld 21 male farmer Hessia Ohio second cabin
26 Marie Brandt 18 female Hessia Ohio second cabin
27 Anna Brandt 23 female Hessia Ohio second cabin
28 Heinrich Hecker 18 male farmer Hessia New York second cabin
29 Reinhardt Weber 16 male druggist Hessia New York second cabin
30 Emil Gunbenner 27 female Hannover New York second cabin
31 Franz Schmidt 32 male joiner Hungaria New York second cabin
32 Ludwig Dauber 14 male Hannover New York second cabin
33 Rececca Busch * 27 female Hannover New York second cabin
34 Gustav Frommhagen 25 male painter Brunswick Pennsylvania Deckhouse
35 Bernhard Hercher 27 male brewer Saronia New York Deckhouse
36 Eduard Ortloff 20 male merchant Coburgh New York Deckhouse
37 Adalbert Winter 25 male soldier Austria New York Deckhouse
38 Theodor Buchner * 40 male farmer Sarnoia Pennsylvania Deckhouse
39 Magaretha Buchner * 45 female Sarnoia Pennsylvania Deckhouse
40 Ernestine Gutfahn 17 female Sarnoia Pennsylvania Deckhouse
41 Hulda Buchner * 7 female Sarnoia Pennsylvania Deckhouse
42 Emma Buchner * 4 female Sarnoia Pennsylvania Deckhouse
43 Friedorike Kuhnemund * 40 female Prussia New York Deckhouse
44 Lina Kuhnemund * 19 female Prussia New York Deckhouse
45 Carl Kuhnemund * 17 male merchant Prussia New York Deckhouse
46 Hulda Kuhnemund * 13 female Prussia New York Deckhouse
47 Max Kuhnemund * 10 male Prussia New York Deckhouse
48 Clara Hermine Kuhnemund * 6 female Prussia New York Deckhouse
49 Otto Dietrich 28 male Photograp Brunswick New Orleans Between Decks
50 Lina Dietrich 24 female United States New Orleans Between Decks
51 Anna Elisabeth Franke 58 female Prussia Missouri Between Decks
52 Carl Schnelle 37 male joiner Prussia New York Between Decks
53 Eduard Voste 18 male smith Hannover Pennsylvania Between Decks
54 Johann Buchhauser 32 male joiner Bavaria Ohio Between Decks
55 Joseph Borne 19 male joiner Switzerland California Between Decks
56 Heinrich Gunkel 30 male weaver Prussia Wisconsin Between Decks
57 Johann Rickert 32 male farmer Bavaria New York Between Decks
58 Magaretha Richert 31 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
59 Charl?tte Kolb * 24 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
60 Michael Lubel * 30 male farmer Bavaria New York Between Decks
61 Elisabeth Lubel * 30 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
62 Stephan Lubel * 9 mo male Bavaria New York Between Decks
63 Babara Grossmann 40 female Bavaria Pennsylvania Between Decks
64 Nicolaus Grossmann 14 male Bavaria Pennsylvania Between Decks
65 Carl Kuhl * 36 male weaver Hessia Ohio Between Decks
66 Anna Marie Kuhl * 56 female Hessia Ohio Between Decks
67 Marie Kuhl * 7 female Hessia Ohio Between Decks
68 Conrad Noelmer 35 male farmer Hessia Ohio Between Decks
69 Catharia Noelmer 33 female Hessia Ohio Between Decks
70 Magaretha Noelmer 4 female Hessia Ohio Between Decks
71 Georg Gruner * 58 male farmer Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
72 Marie Gruner * 53 female Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
73 Ludwig Gruner * 30 male farmer Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
74 Sophie Gruner * 25 female Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
75 Barbara Gruner * 23 female Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
76 Michael Gruner * 14 male Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
77 Georg Gruner * 11 mo male Bavaria Illinois Between Decks
78 Carl Gottlieb Schuster 56 male tailor Saxonia New York Between Decks
79 Gustav Hermann Schuster 9 male Saxonia New York Between Decks
80 Georg Schmidt 33 male weaver Bavaria New York Between Decks
81 Barbara Schmidt 32 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
82 Eberhard Schmidt 7 male Bavaria New York Between Decks
83 Wilhelm Sparmacher 28 male tailor Bremen New York Between Decks
84 Anna Sparmacher 30 female Bremen New York Between Decks
85 Georg Adolpf Sparmacher 3 mo male Bremen New York Between Decks
86 Maria Buttner * 24 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
87 Kunigunde Baum 45 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
88 Nicolaus Baum 28 male farmer Bavaria New York Between Decks
89 Anna Baum 22 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
90 Elisabeth Herold 22 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
91 Wilhelm Friedrich 22 male buttcher Saxonia Chicago Between Decks
92 Jacob Sobst 29 male farmer Bavaria Chicago Between Decks
93 Anna Sobst 26 female Bavaria Chicago Between Decks
94 Anton Sobst 11 mo male Bavaria Chicago Between Decks
95 Elisabeth Krick 40 female Hessia New York Between Decks
96 Marie Krick 9 female Hessia New York Between Decks
97 Georg Krick 11 mo male Hessia New York Between Decks
98 Cristian Sem *21 male carpenter Saxonia Iowa Between Decks
99 Magaretha Sem jeb Reimann *23 female Saxonia Iowa Between Decks
100 Johanne Ri??eger * 24 female Saxonia Iowa Between Decks
101 Walding Kirsch 23 male buttcher Bavaria New York Between Decks
102 Jacob Winth 26 male merchant Baden New York Between Decks
103 Kunigunde Elblein 21 female Bavaria New York Between Decks
104 Wilhelm Stadler 22 male joiner Switzerland New York Between Decks
105 Maria Stadler 18 female Switzerland New York Between Decks
106 Johann Bott 30 male miner Hessia New York Between Decks
107 Christine Marie Bott 22 female Hessia New York Between Decks
108 Sophia Luck * 21 female Hessia New York Between Decks
109 Therese Bohme * 21 female Hannover New York Between Decks
110 Maria Kind 20 female Prussia Ohio Between Decks
111 Philipp Kranz 19 male goldsmith Hessia New York Between Decks
112 Friedrich Krauslich 17 male violinist Saxonia New York Between Decks
113 Heinrich Wurner 16 male Wurtemberg Pennsylvania Between Decks
114 August Dorschky 16 male Saxonia New York Between Decks
115 Wilhelm Rasch 12 male Lubeck New York Between Decks
116 Max Muller * 18 male watchmaker Saxonia New York Between Decks
117 Carl Konig * 22 male miner Prussia Michigan Between Decks
118 Lorenz Golkel * 24 male joiner Bavaria New York Between Decks
119 Alois Kempf 34 male buttcher Bavaria Michigan Between Decks
120 Valentin Halberstadt 34 male farmer Saxonia New York Between Decks
121 Heinrich Rust 18 male buttcher Lippe Illinois Between Decks
122 Wilhelm Salzmann 17 male weaver Hessia Ohio Between Decks
123 Daniel Schwarz 19 male farmer Hessia New York Between Decks
124 Peter Schonborn * 16 male Prussia New York Between Decks
125 Heinrich Herford 58 male miller United States Missouri Between Decks
126 Claristine Sc?????k 33 female Hessia New York Between Decks
127 Johann Otto Hohnhorst 15 male Bremen New York Between Decks
128 Friedrich Wischhausen 21 male carpenter Hannover New York Between Decks
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Transcriber's notes:
* Blank spaces indicate that no entry was made.
* There were no deaths registered on this voyage so the column was eliminated.
* Passengers 10 through 15 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 16 & 17 has an umlaunt above the a in surname.
* Passenger 33 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 38 & 39 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 41 & 42 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 43 through 48 has umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passenger 59 is most likely Charlotte.
* Passengers 60 through 62 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 65 through 67 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passengers 71 through 77 has an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passenger 86 have an umlaunt above the u in surname.
* Passenger 99 - Magaretha Sem has what looks to be jeb. Reimann [maiden name]
following her name. Passenger 98 is listed as Cristian Sem.
* Passenger 100 could be Ritweger
* Passenger 108 has an umlaunt over the u in surname.
* Passenger 109 has an umlaunt over the O in surname.
* Passenger 116 has an umlaunt over the u in surname.
* Passenger 117 has an umlaunt over the o in surname.
* Passenger 118 has an umlaunt over the o in surname.
* Passenger 124 has an umlaunt over the first o in surname.
* Passenger 126 was crossed off with three black lines completely through the
name...reason unknown.
* The reason for the numbers following the list is unknown.
Correspondence: passenger #1 Orlopp
Mary Schrader is the great niece of Mr. Orlopp passenger on this vessel.
Odo A.T. Orlopp (1834-1901) arrived in New York from Bremen on the
Barque Coriolan 20 Sept. 1859. His destination was Columbus, Ohio.
The 1870 census lists his trade as a tobacco dealer in Columbus. A few
years later he opened a candy and toy store on 141 N. High Street. He
was the brother of Oscar Louis Orlopp who was a teacher and later a
bookstore owner in that city during the same period. Odo is buried in the
Green Lawn Cemetry in Columbus. Mary Schrader
Correspondence 8 November 1999 passenger #119 Kempf
Alois Kempf left his wife and oldest daughter in Bavaria, in 1859 while he
located work in Northern Michigan's thriving Copper mines. Alois sent for
his wife Joanna and together with his daughter Anna and Johanna's sister,
they immigrated to the United States in 1863. Alois and Johanna then had
several other children, there names were Frank S., Ida Agnes, Martha Maria
Cunigunda, John S, and finally Elizabeth. Alois worked as a laborer and
later a machinist for the Cliff Mine in Keweenaw County until his death
about 1885. Anna, Ida and Elizabeth married Schulte's and Martha married
into the Schneller family. Written by correspondent John DeVinney
Correspondence 10/26/02 passenger #53 Voeste
Passenger # 53 is actually my husband's gggrandfather, Edward Friedrich
Voeste. He settled in Luzerne County, PA with wife Magdalene Julia Eck.
They had four children Oswald Charles, Mary Ida ("Edith"), Elorna and
William Edward. Edward served in the Union Army and worked for the railroad
until his death in 1879. He is buried in Laurel Cemetery White Haven, PA
Peggy Schell
The Bremen bark (not ship) CORIOLAN was built at Kennebunk, Maine, in 1850. She must have been purchased by Bremen interests either on the stocks or shortly after launching, as she first arrived at New York from Bremen in late September 1850. The CORIOLAN was owned from at least 1865 by the Bremen firm of F Reck & Co. She was still in service in 1885, the oldest "Downeaster" in the Bremen merchant fleet. The CORIOLAN first appears in _Lloyd's Register_for 1876/77 (the first year that non-British ocean-going vessels not surveyed and classed by Lloyds Register of Shipping are included): 966 tons; 162 x 33 x 22 ft (length x beam x depth of hold); International Signal Code QCDG.
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