Brig Hope
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
List of Passengers taken on board the Brig Hope, John Howland, Jr., master, burthen 186 & 20/95 tons, bound from Rotterdam to New Bedford.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants. All the passengers intended to become inhabitants of the United States, so that column will be eliminated here. There was one death recorded.
1 Ludwig Diederich 21 male weaver Bade United States
2 George Diederich 21 male dyer Bade
3 Johan Adam Schwartz 42 male lockmaker Bavaria
4 Gertrude Schwartz 39 female Bavaria
5 Paul Schwartz 18 male Bavaria
6 Cathrina Schwartz 17 female Bavaria
7 Elizabeth Schwartz 15 female Bavaria
8 Anna Maria Schwartz 14 female Bavaria
9 Johan Joseph Schwartz 10 male Bavaria
10 Peter Schwartz 2 male Bavaria
11 Margretha Schwartz 1 female Bavaria
12 Eliza Schwartz 1mo female Bavaria
13 Jacob Smidth 28 male vintner Wirtemberg
14 Barbara Smidth 32 female Wirtemberg
15 Frederika Smidth 8 female Wirtemberg
16 Johan George Werner 66 male Wirtemberg
17 Daniel B?rnartz * 32 male vintner Wirtemberg
18 Barbara B?rnartz 26 female Wirtemberg
19 Barbara B?rnartz 2 female Wirtemberg
20 Ludwig Heim 36 male vintner Wirtemberg
21 Johanna Heim 36 female Wirtemberg
22 Gottlieb Heim 8 male Wirtemberg
23 Christian Heim 6 male Wirtemberg
24 Johanna Heim 4 female Wirtemberg
25 Ludwig Heim * ? male Wirtemberg
26 Carl H?ff * 30 male gardiner Bavaria
27 ?ula H?ff 24 female Bavaria
28 Wilhelm Arnoud Piesler 25 male blacksmith Dusseldorf
29 Carolina Piesler 25 female Dusseldorf
30 Maria Piesler 3 female Dusseldorf
31 Augusta Piesler 6mo female Dusseldorf
32 Michael Dreyfurz 23 male sadler Bavaria
33 Johan Schmidt 26 male sadler Bavaria
34 Christian Me?erh * 29 male cooper Wirtemberg
35 Frederica Me?erh 26 female Wirtemberg
36 Philip Me?erh 21 male sadler Wirtemberg
37 Christina Me?erh 24 female Wirtemberg
38 Heinrick Spieff 26 male carpenter Wirtemberg
39 Johan Heinrick Sacken 20 male joiner Wirtemberg
40 George Adam Konlin 21 male joiner Bavaria
41 Heinrick Zimmer 27 male joiner Bavaria
42 George Jacob Mootz 29 male weaver Bavaria
43 Theobald Lan? * 27 male weaver Bavaria
44 Leger Gisey * 24 male merchant ?
45 Pierre F??rlinden * 37 male confectioner ?
46 Agatha F??rlinden 26 female ?
47 Agatha F??rlinden 5 female ?
48 August F??rlinden 2 male ?
49 George Servi * 25 male ?
50 Marianne Jos * 21 female ?
51 Andreas Froni? * 27 male butcher Wirtemberg
52 Johan Jacob Bahe 26 male joiner Bavaria
53 Anton ?ter * 27 male umbrellamaker Prussia
54 Gertrude ?ter 27 female Prussia
55 Fritz ?ter 4 male Prussia
56 Carl ?ter 2 male Prussia
57 Lisette ?ter 3mo female Prussia
58 Carl Brenninger 26 male student Wirtemberg
59 Jacob F. Schwartz 26 male book-keeper Wirtemberg
60 Heinrick Priersle 25 male watchmaker Prussia
61 Maria Catherina Swartz 7 female Bavaria
62 Gertrude Swartz 6 female Bavaria
63 Johan Adam Swartz 5 male Bavaria
64 Ferdinand ??ie??ck * 25 male farmer Bavaria
65 Heinrick Bierstadt 45 male cooper Prussia
66 Christiana Bierstadt 40 female Prussia
67 Carl August Bierstadt 11 male Prussia
68 Helena Bierstadt 8 female Prussia
69 Edward Bierstadt 6 male Prussia
70 Anna Bierstadt * 3y6mo female Prussia
71 Albert Bierstadt 1y6mo male Prussia
72 Wilhelm Peisler 50 male blacksmith Prussia
73 Bernard Peisler 9mo male Prussia
74 Nicholas Vo?htty * 34 male shoemaker United States
New Bedford, August 2, 1832
(Signed) Jno. Howland, Jr.
(Transcriber's Note: not a true signature, a copied list.)
Transcriber's Notes:
#17-19 letter(s) in question could be e or ie.
#25 age is possibly 1-1/2.
#26-27 letter is a or o.
#27 original folded on first name.
#34-37 letter extends below the line.
#43 letter is probably g.
#44 his origin looked as if it began with Th or Fh, possibly 3 more letters, may be ern.
#45-48 letters could be ie or u in surname. Origin was same as for #44.
#49 origin same as #44.
#50 could not tell if surname was same as #49 or if it was Jos. Her origin was same as #44.
#51 letters could be ss or f.
#53-57 possibly Joster or Jozter or Izter. (From personal experience of the transcriber,
this may another variation of the surname Koster or Koester which is spelled differently
in just about every record!)
#64 possibly begins with Z. Other letters do not extend above or below the line.
#70 Anne Bierstadt died 11 July 1832.
#74 letter could be c or e.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 5.
Transcribed by Mary Koelzer for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 25 June 1999
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