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Ship Gustav
I, G. H. A. Hintze, Master of the Ship Gustav of Bremen, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the within 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 Ship 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) G. H. A. Hintze. Sworn to the 11th day of May 1835, before me, (signed) ?. Gill?, Collector.
List of the Passengers who go over from Bremen to Baltimore with the Bremen Ship Gustav, G. H. A. Hintze, Master.
Columns represent: name, places where from, occupation.
1 C. F. Volckman Strehla brewer
2 T. Bomel Leutershausen tailor
3 V. Seller Kissingen countryman
4 K. Seller Kissingen countryman
5 K. Seller Kissingen countryman
6 M. Seller Kissingen countryman
7 F. Seller Kissingen countryman
8 C. Burkart Kissingen countryman
9 C. Geiss Kissingen countryman
10 P. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
11 His wife Untersberbach countryman
12 M. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
13 A. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
14 E. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
15 A. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
16 J. A. Hemert Untersberbach countryman
17 M. Fares * Nicker?elden countryman
18 His wife Nicker?elden countryman
19 J. Fares Nicker?elden countryman
20 J. Fares Nicker?elden countryman
21 F. M. Fares Nicker?elden countryman
22 V. ?. Fares * Nicker?elden countryman
23 S. Fares Nicker?elden countryman
24 J. M. Manger Holzstadt countryman
25 F. Kuhne Nordhausen tailor
26 P. Mossdeutscher Neustadt shoemaker
27 J. H. Funk * Oldeslo? tailor
28 F. Nestman Saalburg tanner
29 J. L. Tiede * Hoy?e ro?e?aker
30 A. Albrecht Bremen ro?e?aker
31 G. E. Fiebiger Rautzen ro?e?aker
32 Gr. Ernst Rautzen ro?e?aker
33 His wife Rautzen ro?e?aker
34 E. Henk Rautzen ro?e?aker
35 A. W. Piepenbrink Osterode painter
(Signed) G. H. A. Hintze
Transcriber's Notes:
This was marked a City List.
#17-23 town name Nickerfelden or Nickerselden.
#22 possibly a 2nd initial, but not certain. Looks like
a vertical line with a loop at the top.
#27 possibly e on end of town name, or l.
#29 could be o or d in town name, perhaps a.
#29-34 occupation looks like rossenaker, but perhaps meant
to be ropemaker, not certain what it really is.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 8 November 1999
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