Immigrant Ships
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Galliott Elizabeth


Amsterdam to Philadelphia
August 25, 1834
I T. H. Brandt do solemly, sincerely, and truly swear that the Report or Manifest subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the District of Philadelphia, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all passengers which were on board the Galliott Elizabeth at the time of her sailing from the port of Amsterdam or which have been taken on board at any time since; that I am at present and have been during the voyage, master of the said vessel. And I do like wise swear that all matters whatsoever in the said Report or Manifest, are to the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true. Sworn before me, this 25 day of August 1834 John Ken?? Collector. T.H.Brandt
Report or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Dutch Galliott Elizabeth whereof T.H. Brandt is Master, from Amsterdam. Burthan 158 tons, owned by ?????? of Amsterdam and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Name, age, sex, occupation. To what country belonging was not written for each passenger. Original transcriber wrote Germany and Holland down the entire column. Country of which it is their intention to become inhabitants was United States for all passengers.
    
1  Johann Daniel Ritter       40     male      Butcher   *       **
2  Augusta Marie Ritter       36     female 
3  Rosine Catharine Ritter    15     female
4  Catherine Frederica Ritter 13     female
5  Augusta Ludwig Ritter       9     male
6  Augusta Sophia Ritter       2 1/2 female
7  Christian Burkhart         41     male      Carpenter
8  Maria Agnes Burkhart       42     female
9  Ludwig Frederick Yaich     26     male      Farmer
10 Johan Christian Gaciffer   25     male      Farmer
11 Regina Margaretha Gaciffer 26     female
12 Johan Gottleib Erlenbusch  31     male      Shoemaker
13 Johann Jacob Bakred        24     male      Taylor
14 Johann George Kieuby       28     male      Baker
15 Johann Adrian Kress        17     male      Miller
16 Carolina Bentel            21     female
17 Johann George Wahl         36     male      Bricklayer
18 Christian B Roumeet        28     male      Baker
19 Johann Leonard Kohnle      21     male      Baker
20 Jacab Tromnter             25     male      Shoemaker
21 Esa Tromneter              23     female
22 Christma Tromneter          1     female
23 Louise Catharine Bollinger 30     female
24 Gotlieb Korner             21     male      Wheelwright
25 Carolina Korner            25     male      Weaver
26 Johan George Frank         32     male      Weaver
27 Margaretta Frank           30     female
28 Gotlieb Hennick Frank       3mo   male
29 Sophia Willering           66     female
30 Johann Feiglen             26     male      Weaver
31 Esa Maria Feiglen          25     female
32 Frederica Ferglin           1     female
33 Gotleib Wohlfarth          37     male      Stocking Knitter
34 Margaretta Wohlfarth       27     female
35 Elizabeth Wohlfarth         4 1/2 female
36 Gotlieb Ackerman           44     male      Vintner
37 Christina Barbara Ackerman 37     female
38 Elizabeth Cathrine Grosse  30     female
39 Christian Mercken          24     male      Shoemaker
40 Frederica Mercken          23     female
41 Rosina Catharina Bauman    27     female
42 George M Bauman            29     male      Farmer
43 Christian Sawer            24     male      Weaver
44 Rebecca Frank              22     female
45 Johan Andreas              21     male      Farmer
46 Anna Dorothea Ulmer        25     female
47 Frederica Ulmer            28     female	
48 Christina Margaritta Ulmer 23     female
49 Maria Catharina Furth      14     female
50 Johan Adrian Felmuth       21     male      Weaver
51 George Ludwig Kunzle       32     male      Farmer
52 Frederic Jacob Schwartz    26     male      Bookbinder
53 Philip Heinrich Foersch    32     male      Tanner
54 Emil Foersch                9     male 
55 Jenny Foersch               4 1/2 female
56 Christian Fred Yiniginger  27     male      Cooper
57 Johann Adam Frank          26     male      Baker
58 Andreas Waibel             23     male      Brown??
59 Ernest Ferdinan Minter     21     male      Ceronamust
60 Edwd Emil Klanpocckt       18     male
61 Johan Wilk Foryburger      50     male
62 Frederica Foryburger       40     female
63 Johann Ludwig Foryburger   16     male
64 Wilhelm Phillip Foryburger 14     male

Transcriber's Notes
* represents the column that states the country each belonged. The original
transcriber wrote Germany and Holland down the entire column instead of 
next to each passenger's name.
** represents the column to which each passenger intended to become 
inhabitant. United States for all passengers.
The Collectors last letters in his last name was ilegible.
The owners name was not written on the Manifest.
Passenger # 58 occupation, Brown?? Possibly Brownsmith works with copper or
brass.

Correspondence 05/25/2004 passengers #41 & 42  Bauman
My ancestor on the Galliott Elizabeth was Rosina Catharina Bauman and 
George M. Bauman.  Rosina settled in Monroe County, Illinois.  George 
settled in the St. Louis area and I'm trying to find him.  If any one 
has journals or more information on the disembarking information 
please contact me.  Cheryl Graham
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 49
Transcribed by Marge Attaway for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
10 June 1999



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