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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 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 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 this 15th* day of October 1836 before me, (signed) ?. Gill, Collector.
List of Passengers of the Bremen Ship Gustav, G. H. A. Hintze, Master from Bremen for Baltimore.
Columns represent: name, where from, occupation, age.
1 ? Jansen * Jever merchant 18
2 R. Rose * Eschwege shoemaker ?2
3 Cath. Rose Eschwege 42
4 Fredrk. Rose Eschwege shoemaker 20
5 Christine Rose Eschwege 11
6 Simon Rose Eschwege 6
7 Jacob Schlegel Heinebach weaver 50
8 Ann Schlegel Heinebach 55
9 Sybille Schlegel Heinebach 16
10 Catharine Schlegel Heinebach 15
11 Elias Graebe Grosalmerode locksmith 41
12 Mary Graebe Grosalmerode 36
13 Ann Graebe Grosalmerode 14
14 Fr. Graebe Grosalmerode 12
15 John Graebe Grosalmerode 8
16 Lisette Graebe Grosalmerode 3
17 Chr. Baurechter Lemgo locksmith 28
18 Elise Gopfert Cassel 20
19 Caspar Bier Heinebach bricklayer 32
20 Mary Bier Heinebach 30
21 Ann Bier Heinebach 3
22 Magdalene Bier Heinebach 4
23 Fr. Ide Munden joiner 50
24 Just. ?uckhardt * Heinebach carpenter 38
25 Cath. ?uckhardt Heinebach 30
26 Ann ?uckhardt Heinebach 11
27 Mary ?uckhardt Heinebach 9
28 Elisabeth ?uckhardt Heinebach 2
29 Daniel Koster * Ne??dershausen joiner 27
30 Marg. Koster * Ne??dershausen 25
31 Bernhd. Griese Heinebach joiner 32
32 Ann Griese Heinebach 29
33 Cath. Griese * Heinebach ?9
34 J. H. Albrecht Heinebach farmer 23
35 Herm. Muller Heinebach farmer 29
36 Cath. Muller Heinebach 23
37 Ann Muller Heinebach 29
38 Adam Weber Heinebach farmer 39
39 Ann Weber Heinebach 44
40 Cath. Ann Weber Heinebach 12
41 Peter Deyseroth Kleinsee hunter 26
42 L. Wolter Krimmensen shoemaker 30
43 A. Wolter Krimmensen weaver 26
44 Jane Wolter Krimmensen 22
45 Charlotte Wolter Krimmensen 63
46 Claus Sandrock Vockerode farmer 50
47 Elisabeth Sandrock Vockerode 50
48 John Sandrock Vockerode farmer 19
49 Claus Sandrock Vockerode farmer 16
50 Francis Sta?ter * Fechenbach hunter 24
51 Jacobine Hennig Reistenhausen 24
52 Bernard Wolff Fechenbach smith 23
53 Andr. Keller Fechenbach joiner 25
54 Marg. Keller Fechenbach 27
55 Lucie Ulrich Fechenbach 24
56 Francis Roleder Fechenbach weaver 23
57 Francis Wintes Kleinheubach joiner 28
58 Josepha Keller Fechenbach 28
59 ? K?ll * Niederingelheim weaver 28
60 Jacob Heinzheimer Eppingen merchant 23
61 Jane Heinzheimer Eppingen 26
62 Philipp Hartmann Engelstadt tailor 25
63 Conr. Riemenschneider * E?bach gardner 44
64 Anne Riemenschneider E?bach 43
65 Philipp Riemenschneider E?bach 4
66 Emilie Riemenschneider E?bach 3
67 Conr. Eckel Altmorschen farmer 40
68 Ann Eckel Altmorschen 30
69 Justus Backer Altmorschen 32
70 Sibilla Eckel Altmorschen 17
71 Cath. Eckel Altmorschen 13
72 Ann Eckel Altmorschen 4
73 Mary Eckel Altmorschen 3
74 Martha Eckel Altmorschen 2
75 Henry Bier Altmorschen tailor 48
76 Susanne Bier Altmorschen 49
77 Henry Bier Altmorschen joiner 22
78 Conr. Bier Altmorschen tailor 19
79 John Bier Altmorschen 17
80 Herm. Bier Altmorschen 13
81 Cth. Riemenschneider Altmorschen 20
82 Herm Schlegel Heinbach weaver 29
83 Susanne Schlegel 29
84 John Haverkamp Borgentreich farmer 27
85 John Rucker Borgentreich farmer 30
86 George Kafer Unterturkheim smith 33
87 R. Hoppenbauer Unterturkheim 26
88 Hartmann Orthwein * Ockershausen farmer 42
89 Elisabeth Orthwein 41
90 Elisabeth Orthwein 19
91 William Orthwein 16
92 Dorothea Orthwein 11
93 Ann Orthwein 4
94 Cath. Orthwein 3
95 Henry Maurer Marburg 20
96 Mich Bauer Krausenbach shoemaker 25
97 John Mester Winterbach farmer 32
98 Mart. Freudenberg Rischau tanner 23
99 Dr. Hambach * S?gen 31
100 Eva Hambach 27
101 Charles Hambach 7
102 Caroline Hambach 4
103 Ann Hambach 3
104 Francis H. Brinkmann Wersen farmer 27
105 Henry Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 50
106 Chr. Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 35
107 Fr. Wm. Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 20
108 Henry Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 16
109 F. George Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 12
110 Chr. Meinerzhagen Wersen smith 8
111 Bernd. Schaberg * Wersen farmer 42
112 Cath. Schaberg Wersen farmer 28
113 Fredk. Schaberg Wersen farmer 3
114 Fredk. Schaberg Wersen tailor 26
115 Gerhd. Hch. Schroer * Wersen farmer 24
116 Reg. Mar? Schroer * Wersen farmer 27
117 Mary Schroer Wersen farmer 18
118 Mary El. Schroer Wersen farmer 4
119 Bernd. Schroer Wersen farmer 3
120 Ad. Schaberg Wersen farmer 40
121 Reg. Schaberg Wersen farmer 43
122 Mary Elis. Schaberg Wersen farmer 20
123 Henry Schaberg Wersen farmer 17
124 Reg. Cath. Schaberg Wersen farmer 11
125 John Henry Stutt Wersen farmer 25
126 Mary Stutt Wersen farmer 27
127 Christ. Mary Stutt Wersen farmer 2y6m
128 Gerhd. Hch. Schreck Wersen carpenter 26
129 Mary El. Schreck Wersen carpenter 30
130 Gerd. Henry Schreck Wersen carpenter 60
131 Gerd. Wm. Schreck Wersen carpenter 21
132 Wm. Schreck Wersen 4
133 Mary W. Schreck Wersen 2
134 ?oriacus Schleiermacher * Leimsfeld farmer 25
135 Fr. Otto Hundshausen musician 30
136 Elis. Otto Hundshausen 30
137 Conrd. Theiss Ellenrode farmer 26
138 Gertrud Theiss Ellenrode 28
139 John Kramer Hundshausen tailor 44
140 Mary Kramer 53
141 Fredk. Kramer weaver 18
142 Cath. Kramer 12
143 Helena Kleinjohann Borgentreich 17
144 Marg. Raab Oberlansengen 36
145 Marg. Raab Oberlanengen 8
146 Cath. Klinge Koelbe 50
147 Henry Schweikart Niederingelheim weaver 38
148 Elis. Schweikart Niederingelheim 42
149 Dorothea Schweikart Niederingelheim 12
150 Ann Schweikart Niederingelheim 10
151 Lewis Schweikart Niederingelheim 4
152 Elis. Schweikart Niederingelheim 2
153 Casp. Schweikart Niederingelheim shoemaker 28
154 Andr. Oster Niederingelheim gardner 26
155 Peter Oeth Niederingelheim joiner 29
156 Elis. Oeth Niederingelheim 24
157 Wilhelmine Dempelwolf Braunschweig 26
158 H. Bockmann Neuenbutzsted farmer 53
159 Mary Bockmann 45
160 John Bockmann 21
161 Bernd. Linnemann Mastholte farmer 44
162 Cath. Linnemann 46
163 Elis. Linnemann * 1?
164 Caspar Linnemann 17
165 Lewis Linnemann 15
166 Herm. Linnemann 11
167 Ferd. Linnemann 4
168 Joseph Linnemann 2y6m
169 Ferd. Kustersteffen 27
170 Francis Heckmeyer Mastholte farmer 28
171 Henry Finger Beckum farmer 31
172 Gertrud Finger Beckum farmer 20
173 Philipp Wolf Worpswede smith 31
174 Jacob Klein Worpswede miller 28
175 Ernst Hofner Wien 25
176 H. ?udes * Cloppenburg farmer 19
177 Ann Bremer Sevelte 30
178 J. A. Nie?feld * Carum tailor 37
179 Ann Nie?feld Carum 28
180 J. H. Hulsmann Meschendorf farmer 34
181 Marg. Hulsmann Meschendorf 27
182 J. Bernd. Hulsmann 2
183 Bernd. Luck farmer 56
184 Ann Luck 66
185 H. H. Hulsmann farmer 33
186 Elisabeth Hulsmann 22
187 Agnes Hulsmann 16
188 J. Acker Noteln farmer 27
189 Elis. Acker 27
190 Cath. St??ve * 24
191 Elis. Acker Noteln 3y3m
192 Bernd. Seepe Bersenbruck farmer 45
193 Lurke Seepe Bersenbruck 45
194 Elisabeth Seepe Bersenbruck 14
195 Bernd. Seepe * Bersenbruck farmer ?
196 Lucie Hengemuhl Ankum 25
197 C. A. Heineken * Baltimore merchant 36
198 Averick Heineken Baltimore 25
199 John Heineken Baltimore 4
200 Gustav Heineken Baltimore 2
201 ? Boninger * Duisburg merchant 26
202 Chr. Albers Bremen merchant 20
203 G. Freitag Baltimore merchant 25
204 Veronica Schutte Bremen 20
205 Adelheid Reiners Bremen 23
206 Cath. Kolper Ankum 20
207 Henry Merse Ankum farmer 47
208 Lurke Merse Ankum 43
209 Gerhd. Merse 15
210 Jurgen Terline Bersenbruck farmer 37
211 Elisabeth Terline 36
212 Cath. Terline 4y6m
213 Greta Terline 3
214 Bernd. Knapke Neuenkirchen farmer 36
215 Mar? Knapke * Neuenkirchen 28
216 Wm. Schwindeler Herzlacke carpenter 36
217 Elis. Schwindeler Herzlacke 34
218 Bernd. H. Godeker * Herzlacke farmer 2?
219 Herm. Terline Bersenbruck farmer 31
220 Mary Adelh. Terline Bersenbruck 31
221 Jacob Heh Hofstetten weaver 46
222 Marianne Heh Hofstetten 34
223 Marianne Heh Hofstetten 68
224 Peter Heh Hofstetten 16
225 Cathar. Heh Hofstetten 13
226 Adam Heh Hofstetten 10
227 Marg. Heh Hofstetten 4
228 John Bindsack Hofstetten shoemaker 33
229 Barbara Seufert Brambach shoemaker 28
230 G. A. Peter Schnepfenbach weaver 27
231 Cath. Thomain Schnepfenbach 25
232 Donges Weber Frohnheusen joiner 27
232
under 5 years 30
above 5 years 202
The above is a correct report
say 232 passengers
of whom 30 are under 5 years
202 above 5 years.
(Signed) Jesse Hunt Esqr. Register
(Signed) ? Ma?ti???
Transcriber's Notes:
This was marked a City List.
* Please see footnote below for #111-124, for the Koesters,
ancestors of this transcriber.
* Have located a ship which had the same name as one of these passengers.
As it is such an unusual name, the possibility exists that the ship was
named after this person, who seems to be a woman. The ship was named
the Averick Heineken, which arrived at Baltimore, and some lists for it
have been transcribed for this site. The names of this group #197-200:
C. A. Heineken 36, a merchant, Averick Heineken 25, and 2 children
John Heineken 4 and Gustav Heineken 2. (Perhaps young Gustav was on a
ship named after himself!)
Their town of origin was listed as Baltimore, though they must have been
German or Dutch. C. A. Heineken was perhaps a ship owner who named one
of his ships after his young wife.
If anyone has any information on this group, please contact
the transcriber so it can be added to the footnote.
* The date of arrival is in question. The little ticket which was
written at a later date says 19 October, the manifest itself appears
to be 15 October.
The original writer of the manifest was inconsistent in recording town
names and occupations for groups that were probably together. Perhaps he
meant to ditto the information, but did not do so.
The following surnames were spelled with umlauts: Gopfert, Koster, Muller,
Backer, Rucker, Kafer (perhaps umlaut), Bockmann, Hofner, Luck, Hulsmann,
Stuve or Streve, Hengemuhl, Schutte, Kolper, Boninger, Godeker.
#1 only one name written here, probably the surname.
#2 age possibly 52, but cannot be certain.
#24-28 surname Luckhardt or Suckhardt.
#29-30 town name looks like Nenndershausen, but perhaps could be
Neundershausen.
#33 age is 9 or 19.
#50 surname Stanter or Staunter.
#59 first name Anton or Martin. Surname Koll or Kall.
#63-66 town name Eubach or Enbach.
#88 some Orthweins settled in St. Louis, Missouri. Not known if this group
is related.
#99 not certain if the Dr. was for doctor or Diedrich. Town name Siegen
or Sugen or Seegen.
#111-124 the Schabergs and Schroers settled in St. Charles County, Missouri.
Ancestors of this transcriber, the Koesters, lived on adjoining land
to some of the Schroers, and later generations intermarried. Have
tried to find the Koesters in Hanover, but so far have been unsuccessful.
There are some passengers on this list of the Koester name #29-30,
and #154 Oster may be a variation of the name as well. Have wondered
if there was a connection between the Schroers and the Koesters in
Germany prior to emigration. If anyone is connected to the Schroers,
Schabergs, or Koesters, please contact this transcriber
for further information about them in St. Charles, Missouri.
#116 name Marg. or Mary. Some of the women of the Schroer and Schaberg group
shared a first name Regina, from records in St. Charles County, Missouri.
#134 first name Loriacus or Zoriacus.
#163 age 12 or 19.
#176 surname probably Sudes.
#178-179 surname Niesfeld or Nietfeld.
#190 surname Streve or Stuve.
#195 age 4 or 45.
#197-200 see above * for note on ship's name Averick Heineken.
#210 only the surname here.
#215 first name Marg. or Mary.
#218 age 20 or 28.
Correspondence 11/28/00 passengers 197-200
Christian Abraham Heineken was born 16 May 1799 in Bremen,
died 1855, and married 2 March 1830 in Baltimore to Averick Standish Parker.
He was a merchant of Baltimore, Md. There were 8 children born to this
marriage, and the two on board ship were their first children. Young
Johannes Avery Heineken was born in 1832 and died in 1838, in Baltimore.
And Friedrich Gustav was born in 1834 in Bremen. The other 6 children
were also born in either Bremen or Baltimore. There are so far 2 lists for
another ship, the Averick Heineken named after C. A. Heineken's wife,
which have been transcribed for ISTG. More on this family can be
found at http://www.hennekes.com
"There are several Heineken branches from Bremen, and of these, there are
two main branches. There has never been a proven connection between
the two branches. One is known as the Beer Brewer's Branch, and some
members of this branch moved to Amsterdam and started the Heineken Beer
Company. The second main branch is known as the Mayor's Branch
because one of their members, Dr. Christian Abraham Heineken, became
the mayor of Bremen, Germany in 1792.
Dr. C. A. Heineken was the uncle of the C. A. Heineken found on these lists.
Dr. Christian Abraham is my half 4th cousin twice removed, and his
3d great-grandfather was my 5th great-grandfather,
Johannes/Johann/Johan Heineken, whose second marriage was the beginning of
my family line. This discovery came about through my research in Germany,
which is written about on my web site. My 4th great-grandfather, Laurentz
Heineken, somehow moved to Holland where his name got changed to Laurens
Heijneken, and our family name eventually ended up being called Hennekes.
I have done, and am continuing to do, a lot of research trying to discover
more about the oldest-known ancestor of the Mayor's Branch, Berend Heineken,
the great-grandfather of Laurentz. Berend was known by other first names,
such as Berent and Bernhard, and he also is believed to have been known as
Henneken.
I hope that you will have some time to fully explore my web site,
as there are more things that you'll learn about the family aboard the
ships Gustav and Averick Heineken."
Johannes Lodewijk Hennekes
Amateur Family Genealogist,
website http://www.hennekes.com
Correspondence 02/16/2004 passengers #161-168 Linnemann
Generatie 1 ( kwartierdrager )
1 Joannes Bernardus Philipp Linnemann, geboren op 26-04-1792 in Mastholte.
Generatie 2 ( parents )
2 Joannes Casparus Onckhaus Linnemann. Hij is gedoopt op 24-03-1764 in
Beckum. Joannes Casparus is overleden op 26-02-1845 in Mastholte.
Generatie 3 ( grandparents )
4 Christian Schulte Onckhaus. Hij is gedoopt op 10-12-1710 in Beckum. Hij
is begraven op 01-02-1771 te Beckum.
5 Anna Maria Gertrud Nettebrock. Zij is gedoopt op 02-01-1740 in Walstedde.
Zij is begraven op 24-08-1800 te Beckum.
Generatie 4 (Generation) ( overgrootouders )
8 Joan Schulte Holsen gen. Schulte Oenkhaus. Hij is gedoopt op 27-01-1664
in Beckum. Hij is begraven op 14-12-1748 te Beckum.
9 Anna Sprenker. Zij is gedoopt op 08-03-1670 in Beckum. Anna is overleden na 1693.
Generatie 5 (Generation) ( betovergrootouders )
16 Rotger Schulte Holsen. Hij is gedoopt op 09-12-1629 in Beckum. Rotger
is overleden na 1707.
17 Clara Eusterlemke, geboren omstreeks 1635 in Wadersloh. Clara is overleden
in 1677 in Beckum, ongeveer 42 jaar oud.
18 Ferdinand Sprencker, geboren omstreeks 1608 in Beckum. Ferdinand is
overleden na 1698, ongeveer 90 jaar oud.
19 Gertrud Kobrink, geboren omstreeks 1630 in Lette. Gertrud is overleden
na 1693, ongeveer 63 jaar oud.
Generatie 6 (Generation) ( oudouders )
32 Henrich Schulte Holthusen, geboren in Beckum. Henrich is overleden na 1693.
33 Anna Schulte Dunninghausen, geboren in Beckum. Anna is overleden na 1677.
34 Jaspar Eusterlemke, geboren in Wadersloh. Jaspar is overleden in 1649 in Wadersloh.
35 Anna Schulte Bellinghaus, geboren omstreeks 1603 in Diestedde. Anna is
overleden na 1650, ongeveer 47 jaar oud.
36 Henrich N.N. gen. Sprencker. Henrich is overleden in 1638 in Beckum.
37 Anna Osthoff (wrsch.), geboren in Beckum. Anna is overleden vóór 1628.
Generatie 7 (Generation) ( oudgrootouders )
64 Stephan Sudhues gen. Schulte Holthusen, geboren in Sunninghausen. Stephan is
overleden in Beckum.
65 Catharina Schulte Holthusen, geboren in Beckum.
66 Gerlach Schulte Dunninghausen, geboren omstreeks 1573 in Beckum.
67 Gertrud N.N.. Gertrud is overleden op 02-03-1619 in Beckum.
68 Peter Oisterlemick, geboren in Wadersloh. Peter is overleden na 1630.
69 Bontrup, geboren in Liesborn.
70 Herman Schulte Bellinghaus. Herman is overleden op 01-05-1655 in Diestedde.
71 Hardtwich Breeman, geboren in Diestedde. Hardtwich is overleden op 10-12-1636
in Diestedde.
74 Johan Osthoff (onder voorbehoud)
75 Ursula Lindenkampff
Generatie 8 (Generation) ( oudovergrootouders )
130 Herman Schulte Holthusen. Herman is overleden in 1611 in Beckum.
132 Schulte Dunninghausen
133 Margarethe
Please email Anita Linnemann in the Netherlands with any information
on this family in the US.
Correspondence 03/01/2004 passengers 155 & 156 Oeth
Peter & Elisabeth [BECK] OETH, emigrated from Nieder Ingelheim, Rhein
Hessen, Hesse [Germany]; and settled in Ohio (Cincinnati?) and/or
Indiana (place unknown). They had at least three children -- Peter
(6 Apr 1838?), Andrew (12 Aug 1841?), and Elizabeth (24 Dec 1843?).
This family moved to Dubuque, Dubuque Co., Iowa, on 7 May 1850. I
have more info about ancestors and descendants in the "Lang Family
History" at my website: http://www.uwsp.edu/psych/dk/langhist.htm
Daniel J. Kortenkamp, Ph.D.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
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Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild3 November 1999
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