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Galliot Ferdinand

I, P. Lembcke, Master of the Galliot Ferdinand of Rostock, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list subscribed with my name, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account, or report, of all the Passengers who have been taken on board the said Galliot at Bremen or any other foreign Port or at Sea, and brought in the said vessel into any District of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Bremen. (Signed) Peter Lembcke. Sworn to this 14th June 1834, before me, (signed) Jesse Hunt, Mayor.

List of 76 Passengers on board the brig Ferdinand, P. Lembke, master, from Bremen to Baltimore.

Columns represent: name, where from, occupation, number in each group. For the groups of people, only the head of each group was named, then the number of people traveling with that person.

    
  1 Joh. G.      Frankenberg      Sontra            farmer      4 males, 4 females, 1 child 5 to 12, 1 child 1 to 5, total 10
  2 W. C.        Crause           Sontra            farmer      1 male, total 1
  3 Fr.          Horselmann    *  Erfurt            weaver      ?, total 2
  4 J.           Jungclas      *  Treyssa           farmer      1 male, total 1
  5 H.           Frick            Treyssa           farmer      1 male, total 1
  6 L.           Bothmann         Berneshausen      distiller   1 male, total 1
  7 M. H.        Vinz             Elxlebin          farmer      1 male, total 1
  8 J. D.        Jungclaus     *  Freyburg          cooper      1 male, total 1
  9 J. F.        Weissgerber      Sondershausen     farmer      1 male, total 1
 10 H.           Wick             Marburg           mason       1 male, total 1
 11 C.           Bersch           Marburg           mason       1 male, total 1
 12 C.           Schuhmacher      Unterschefflen    farmer      1 male, total 1
 13 Joh. J.      Fritz            Unterschefflen    joiner      1 male  total 1
 14 J.           S???in        *  Frischenmoor      farmer      1 male, total 1
 15 ?.           Bruis         *  Vierssen          Dr. med.    1 male, total 1
 16 F. J. H.     Dallwigk         Cassel            Dr. med.    1 male, total 1
 17 G.           Kornmaul         Erfurt            turner      1 male, total 1
 18 Ch.          Koch             Erfurt            gunsmith    1 male, total 1
 19 J. E.        Braun            Elxlebin          farmer      2 males, 2 females, 3 children 5 to 12, 1 child 1 to 5, total 8
 20 J. M.        Busch            Elxlebin          farmer      1 male, 1 female, 1 child 5 to 12, 2 children 1 to 5, total 5
 21 B.           Wens             Ebstein           barber      1 male, 2 females, 2 children 1 to 5, total 5
 22 A.           Wedekind         Ebstein           butcher     1 male, total 1
 23 G.           Dombach          Wiesbaden         farmer      5 males, 2 females, 2 children 5 to 12, total 9
 24 H.           Kern             Nordenstedt       farmer      3 males, 1 female, total 4
 25 F.           Sparwasser       Nordenstedt       shoemaker   1 male, 1 female, 1 child 1 to 5, total 3
 26 G.           Stemler          Nordenstedt       shoemaker   1 male, total 1
 27 H.           Brandes          Sonnenberg        joiner      1 male, 1 female, 2 children 5 to 12, 1 child 1 to 5, total 5
 28 Fred.        Wisseborn        Nordenstedt       joiner      1 male, total 1
 29 J.           Schmidtdiel      Treyssa           shoemaker   1 male, 1 female, 1 child 1 to 5, total 3
 30 H.           Haar             Rodelmaier        bookbinder  1 male, total 1
 31 M.           Weiss         *  Cassel                        1 male, total 1
 32 C. F.        Pflugmacher      Varel             locksmith   1 male, total 1

Together Seventy-six persons
Bremen the 1st April 1834.

(Signed) Westhoff & Meier
    
Transcriber's Notes:  
This manifest was marked a City List.

  #3 it could be 2 males.
  #4 & #8 spelled two ways on original.
 #14 surname could be Servin or Sirvin or Scruin or Scwin. 
 #15 top of letter not clear for first initial.  Could be J or T.  
 #31 no occupation or perhaps there are ditto marks which are not visible on the copy.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.

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