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Galliot Johanna Elizabeth

I, C. Petersen, Master of the Galliot Johanna Elizabeth 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 Galliot of Bremen or any other foreign Port or at Sea, and brought in the said vessel into any District of the United States since the departure from said Port of Bremen. (Signed) C. Petersen. Sworn to this (not filled in), before me, (signed) Jesse Hunt, Mayor.

Passengers on board of the Bremen Galliot called Johanna Elizabeth, C. Petersen Master, of the burthen of 219 & 1/2 Tons by register, bound for Baltimore.

Columns represent: name, occupation, last dwelling place, total number of people with each group.

    
  1 Schmidt         Adam       taylor     Steinach        1 male, 1 female, 3 children above 5 years, total 5
  2 Bartelmess      Jos.       peasant    Steinach        3 males, 2 females, total 5
  3 Back            Michl.     cooper     Steinach        2 males, 2 females, 1 child below 5 years, total 5
  4 Hemmert         Jos.       peasant    Ebersbach       1 male, total 1
  5 Willkomm        Casp.      peasant    Steinach        1 male, total 1
  6 Schmitt         Casp.      joiner     Steinach        1 male, total 1
  7 Frank           Oscher     mercer     Steinach        2 males, 2 females, 1 child below 5 years, total 5
  8 Schmitt         Danl.      mason      Steinach        1 male, 2 females 1 child above 5 years, total 4
  9 Seufert         Paul       peasant    Burghausen      1 male, 2 females, 2 children above 5 years, 2 children below 5 years, total 7
 10 Katzenberger    Ludw.      peasant    Burghausen      1 male, 1 female, 1 child below 5 years, total 3
 11 Krapf           Joh.       peasant    Burghausen      2 males, 1 female, total 3
 12 Koch            Michl.     peasant    Burklauer       1 male, 1 female, 1 child below 5 years, total 3
 13 Liebst          Peter      peasant    Botelmeier      1 male, total 1
 14 Emmert          John    *  joiner     Nudlingen       1 male, 1 female, 1 child below 5 years, total 3
 15 Hofmann         Paul       peasant    Rudlingen       1 male, 1 female, total 2
 16 Vier?eilig      Andr.   *  shoemaker  Rudlingen       1 male, 1 female, 3 children below 5 years, total 5
 17 Bauer           Caspar     shoemaker  Poppenlauer     1 male, 1 female, total 2
 18 Bauer           John       shoemaker  Poppenlauer     1 male, 2 females, 4 children above 5 years, 2 children below 5 years, total 9
 19 Feder???        Marg.   *             Poppenlauer     1 female, total 1
 20 Ba??r           Valentin   mason      Volkertshausen  1 male, 1 female  2 children below 5 years, total 4
 21 Enzinger        Andr.      smith      Feckersfeld     1 male, 1 female, 1 child above 5 years, total 3
 22 Limpert         John       peasant    Feckersfeld     1 male, total 1
 23 Fares           Michl.     peasant    Feckersfeld     1 male, total 1
 24 Neugebauer      John       peasant    Feckersfeld     1 male, total 1
 25 Walch           Anna                  Ebersbach       1 female, 1 child above 5 years, total 2
 26 Warmuth         Geo.       shoemaker  Hohe            2 males, 2 females, total 4
 27 Schmitt         Phil.      joiner     Bocklet         1 male, total 1
 28 Zirkelbach      Mich.      weaver     Muhlbach        1 male, total 1
 29 Gadamer         Marg.                 Rothhausen      1 female, total 1
 30 Huber           Ch?     *  merchant   Paderborn       1 male, total 1
 31 Schroder        F. A.                 Paderborn       1 male, total 1
 32 Roland          Joh.                  Paderborn       1 male, total 1

Bremen, Apr. 7, 1834
for J.D. Ludering,
(Ship Broker Sauer)    
                                        
Transcriber's Notes:  
This was marked a City List. 

 #14-16 town names spelled differently.  
 #16 surname possibly Vierheilig.
 #19 surname on a crease, something like Federhun. 
 #30 first name Chr. or Chs.
 
Correspondence regarding German places etc.
The following reflect the correct spelling of the last dwelling place above.
12 = Burglauer
13 = Rödelmeier
15/16 = Nüdlingen
19 = Margarethe Federlein aus Poppenlauer
20 = Volkershausen
Courtesy of Reinhard Klopf 04/29/01 
 
Correspondence 11/25/01 passenger #30 Huber
I found my ancestor on this site--Ch Huber.  He settled in Westphalia MO, 
and became one of the founding fathers of this settlement.  He married 
twice and with the second wife he had five children; two of which served 
in the Civil War, one who gave the ultimate sacrifice and the other came 
home to take over his father's lucrative farms and his ferry boat operation.  
The land that Charles Huber had bought stayed mainly in the family until 
1993 when my grandmother sold most of the property to outside of this family.  
When Charles was living it is said that he could look out any side of 
his house and see nothing but land that him and his brothers owned.

I am the great-great-great granddaughter of Charles and Elizabeth Huber.  
Elizabeth came through the port of New Orleans with her family on the 
Orion.  Her name was Elizabeth Lueckenhoff or also known as Lisette by 
her family.  Julie Huber  

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

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