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Brig Hope

Amsterdam, Netherlands to Baltimore, Maryland
17 June 1834

DISTRICT OF BALTIMORE – PORT OF BALTIMORE
I, R. M. Fanald, 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 Brig Hope at Amsterdam or any other foreign Port or at Sea, and brought in the said Brig into any District of the United States since the departure from said Port of Amsterdam. (Signed) Richd. M. Fanald. Sworn the 17th June 1834, BEFORE, (signed) Jesse Hunt, Mayor.
LIST OF ALL THE PASSENGERS, taken on board the Brig Hope, Richd. M. Fanald, of Boston at Amsterdam.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit. 
    
  1 Benedict     L??ch      *  53  male    lawyer     La?da? (Germany)   U. States
  2 Leonora      L??ch         45  female  wife       La?da? (Germany)   U. States
  3 Rachael      L??ch         17  female  child      La?da? (Germany)   U. States
  4 Caroline     L??ch         11  female  child      La?da? (Germany)   U. States
  5 Fanny        L??ch          9  female  child      La?da? (Germany)   U. States
  6 Emanuel      Hond          77  male    trader     Amsterdam          U. States
  7 Juda         Hond          66  female  wife       Amsterdam          U. States
  8 Abraham      Wate?men   *  62  male    trader     Amsterdam          U. States
  9 Vrouw        Watemen       61  female  wife       Amsterdam          U. States
 10 Emanuel      Kukhoven      39  male    trader     Amsterdam          U. States
 11 C. H.        Ho?sch     *  29  male    merchant   Amsterdam          U. States
                                        
Transcriber's Notes: 
This was marked a City List.  

 #1-5 surname Lach or Lorch or Lerch.  Town name Landan or Landau or Laudan.
 #8   surname possibly Watermen but probably Watemen. Not certain about the r.
 #11  surname Holsch or Hoesch.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
11 November 1999

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