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SS Ohio
I, R. von Emster Master of the Ger. SS Ohio 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 vessel at Bremen or any other Foreigh 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 (no port entry here).
Sworn to this 5 day of April 1873 Before me, W M ?? (port authority signature indecipherable) Signed: R v Emster
Name of Vessel, Ohio Nation of do, German Name of Master, R v. Emster Port Sailed from Bremen Number of Aliens 479 Number of Citizens 13 Consignees, Mssrs, Schumacher & Co. Owners, North German Lloyd of Bremen
Alien Passengers landed at the Port of Baltimore, from the Steam Ship Ohio, R. v. Emster is Master, on the 5 day of April 1873 from Bremen
Unless otherwise noted, all passengers claimed Germany as their last legal residence or country of birth. Columns represent name, age, sex, occupation. The original document seems to have been heavily damaged, particularly obscurring the columns for gender and occupation (which were the final columns in the original document). I have included these designations only where they are clearly present on the original document. The first two passengers were probably cabin, the remainder, steerage passengers; although, only the numbering indicates this division.
1 Theodor v. Darteln 48 merchant Baltimore USA
2 Wilh. Schwarz 24 merchant Baltimore USA
1 W Maris 32 birdman New York USA
2 Chr. Schaumann 33 birdman New York USA
3 Joseph John 41 roper*
4 Rob. Kutzner 35 smith
5 Peter Skorzuwski 28 workman
6 Anna M. Wubkes 28
7 Maria Chr. Wubkes 28
8 Johann Knaak * 50 carpenter/painter
9 Johann Knaak 15
10 Maria Knaak 17
11 Georg Bazek 20 farmer
12 Michael Hese 36 workman
13 Caroline Hese 23
14 Anna Hese 8
15 Wilhelmine Reinke 18 female
16 Ferd. Diebensky 29 male
17 Maria Bauer 21 female
18 Otto Sawosch 16 male
19 Ludw. Zimenberg 23 male
20 Ed. R??schnik 33 male
21 Henriette R??schnik 35
22 Henriette R??schnik 69
23 Carl R??schnik 6 male
24 Rudolf R??schnik 2
25 Caroline Pahnke 25 female
26 Wilhelmine Pahnke 23 female
27 Augste Ehoff 21 female
28 Thomas Kolb 26 male shoemaker
29 Georg v. Stetten 54 male stonecutter
30 Georg v. Stetten 1? male
31 John M. Bruns 18 farmer
32 Barbara Schwenker 18
33 Joh. H. F. Harder 19 male smith
34 Matts. Sobezak 23 male workman
35 Lud. Zieh 37 male
36 Wilhelmine Zieh 39 female
37 Friedrick Zieh 14 male
38 Wilhelm Zieh 3 * male
39 Casimes Bonskowski 18 male
40 Margaretha Gotz 18 female
41 Ernestine Schink 28 female
42 Marie Schink 9
43 Ida Schink 7
44 Marie Schink 9/12
45 Lorenz Eggenhoffer * 14 tailor
46 Franz Reisnig 26 male workman
47 F. W. Duespohl 42 female
48 baby Duespohl 11/12 male
49 Ernst Joh. Kunze 38 male merchant
50 Joh. Marx 47 male farmer
51 Franz Marx 21 male farmer
52 G. W. Popken * 55 male farmer
53 Gretje Popken 16 female
54 Johann Schaf 37 male
55 Frank Schaf 37
56 Onke Schaf 9
57 Onke Schaf 57
58 Cath. Rickleffs 25
59 Anna Lammers 25
60 Carl Kuhn 42 male
61 Dorothea Kuhn 37 female
62 Caroline Kuhn 12 female
63 Julius Kuhn 9 male
64 Johann Kuhn 8 male
65 Hermann Kuhn 6 male
66 Albert Kuhn 5
67 Gustav Kuhn 2
68 Aug. Lawrenz 38
69 Albrecht Szabowski 3?
70 Rosalie Szabowski 25 female
71 Ignatz Rorthals * 36 male
72 Catharine Rorthals 30 female
73 Barbara Rorthals 8
74 Constantin Rorthals 30 male
75 Pauline Rorthals 9/12 female
76 Franz Topolinski * 28 male
77 Johann Schroder 27 male
78 David Steinkrauss 30 male
79 ??stine Steinkrauss 28
80 ??slad Steinkrauss 3
81 Friedr. Steinkrauss 6/12
82 Julius Orlowski 28
83 Carl Strepling 40
84 David Gustmann 30 workman
85 Paul Gall * 36 farmer
86 Caroline Gall 36 female
87 August Gall 6 male
88 Ida Gall 2 female
89 F. Albin Wolff 17 male *basketmaker
90 Jacob Petersohn * 38 male bricklayer
91 Henriette Petersohn 31 female
92 Henriette Petersohn 9 female
93 Gustav Petersohn 8 male
94 Thied. Schulze 25 male
95 ??? ??ydanski 24
96 Fr. Gollnik 29
97 Hildegard Droschel 19 female
98 Carl Gose 46 male gardener
99 Carl Gose 12 male
100 Emma Gose 11 female
101 Otto Gose 9 male
102 Louis Gose 7 male
103 Paul Gose 3 male
104 Peter Simon 25 male bricklayer
105 Hch Senger 32 workman
106 Gottfr. Boschke 33 smith
107 Amalie Boschke 27 female
108 Eduard Boschke 2 male
109 Caroline Boschke 9/12 female
110 Martin Rubieck 25 male shoemaker
111 Wilh. Rumgeling 23 male baker
112 Emilie Streich 25 female
113 Ernestine Streich 3 female
114 Adalbert Rubieck 22 male farmer
115 Martin Skryzak 33 male workman
116 Anton Wiedhek 33 female*
117 Anna Bambrecht 28
118 Hermann Bambrecht 5 male
119 Reinhard Bambrecht ?/2 male
120 Ferd. Erdmann 24 male
121 Martin Sanowski 42 male
122 Vincent Masur 31 male
123 Magdalene Masur 32 female
124 Anna Masur 4 female
125 Andreas Zipwski * 22 male
126 Fr?? Wahlde 8 male merchant
127 Anna Maliseck 40 female
128 Anton Maliseck 16 male
129 Juliana Malisceck 10 female
130 Lorenz Kuberski 33 male workman
131 Ernst Kaske * 24
132 ???? Paluzak 30
133 Louis Leonhardt 49 male barber
134 Aug. Becker 26 farmer
135 Dorothea Reinhardt 25 female
136 Bonavent Kroning * 27 male bricklayer
137 Eligius v. Pares 22 male bricklayer
138 Frdr. Achelpohl 22 male merchant
139 Michael Knobloch 18 male workman
140 Heinr. Seifert * 28 shoemaker
141 Wilh. Merkel 38 workman
142 Richd. Rosthorn 25 merchant
143 Heinr. Balsing 28 farmer
144 Caspar Bots 35 farmer
145 Maria Bots 34 female
146 Maria Bots 9/12 female
147 Antoinette Bockmann 57 female
148 Friedr. Thiele 6 male
149 Charlotte Thiele 24 female
150 Emilie Dunker 21 female
151 Fr. Ed. Georgis 49 male
152 Anna Sophia Kruse 22 female
153 ?? Pavelka 38
154 ?? Pavelka 37
155 Theresia Pavelka 9
156 Adalbert Pavelka 4
157 Franzisca Pavelka 11/12
158 Clara Pavelka 33
159 Josef Bitzek 36
160 Anna Bitzek 36
161 Eva Bitzek 4
162 Franz Bitzek 3 male
163 Anton Hulla 59 male farmer
164 Antonia Hulla 57 female
165 Johann Hulla 16 male
166 Matthias Barlik 32 male
167 Johan Heracky 29 male bricklayer
168 Saul Knop 25 male workman
169 ?? Hruska 43
170 Johann Cerny 27
171 Wenzl. Charwat 3? gardener
172 Maria Charwat 5 female
173 Christina Charwat 5 female
174 Wenzl. Charwat 3 male
175 Anton Charwat 11/12 male
176 Christina Heyde 55 female
177 Carl Heyde 19 male
178 Eilert Post 36 male farmer
179 Adr. Smasowski 29 male farmer
180 Franz Smasowski 25 male farmer
181 Joseph Szymanski 28 male farmer
182 Andreas Vopeler 30 male tailor
183 Barbara Stadelmeyer 26 female
184 Joh. g. Janss 24 male farmer
185 Christine Janss 21 female
186 Joh. F. Binkelmann 51 male bricklayer
187 Christine Binkelmann 30 female
188 Rosine Binkelmann 17 female
189 Dorothea Binkelmann 16 female
190 Joh. Friedr. Buck 33 male
191 Catharine Buck 30 female
192 Catharine Buck 7 female
193 Catharine Buck 7 female
194 Christine Buck 51 female
195 Lucie Lewe 28 female
196 Lucie Knuewer 26 female
197 Heinr. Hermes 24 male baker
198 Franz Waltring 25 male smith
199 Philipp Schaadt 30 male America U. States
200 Caroline Loewer 26
201 Georg Gick * 32 male farmer
202 Marg. Saenger 16 female
203 Elisabeth Saenger 14 female
204 Therese Humburg 20 female
205 Michael Polaszik 9
206 ?? Sybrk 24
207 Johann Sybrk 2
208 Josefa Sybrk 1/2
209 Catharine Calminak 9
210 Michael Calminak 7
211 Wilhelm Merten 64 tailor
212 Barb. Hegendorn 22
213 Jacob Lensig 32 male workman
214 Anna Maria Lensig 33 female
215 Emma Lensig 6 female
216 Carl Lensig 3
217 Emilie Lensig 2 female
218 Louise Lensig 2/12 female
219 Moderina Janssen 23 female
220 Fried. Sell 39 male farmer
221 Caroline Sell 49 female
222 Hermann Sell 14 male
223 Julius Sell 11 male
224 Wilhelmine Sell 17 female
225 Barbara Tichtel 65 female
226 Anna Tichtel 28 female
227 Ann Marg. Tichtel 11/12 female
228 ???nn Hacker 28 male
229 Anna Bauer 26 female
230 Marg. Schamel 26 female
231 Joseph Mueller 17 male robmaker
232 Caroline Stanke 20 female
233 Gottl. Conr. Haug 16 male shoemaker
234 Joseph Reitz 19 male shoemaker
235 Martin Pallik 61 male farmer
236 Maria Pallik 44 female
237 Josefa Pallik 18 female
238 Josef Pallik 16 male
239 Franziska Pallik 14 female
240 Antonia Pallik 12 female
241 Anna Pallik 10 female
242 Rudolf Pallik 6 male
243 ???de Pallik 4 female
244 Wenzel Pallik 3 male
245 Martin Pallik 1 male
246 Johann Prokesch 50 male farmer
247 Clara Prokesch 43 female
248 Martin Prokesch 20 male
249 Johan Prokesch 17 male
Recapitulation **
Cabin-Passengers 2 Adults 0 Children 0 Infants
Steerage Passengers 409 Adults 63 Children 24 Infants
Total 405 Adults 63 Children 24 Infants
Transcriber's Notes:
* When the occupation is listed, the scribe used the term "workman" which
someone later crossed off in each instance and wrote "laborer" over it.
Passengers in steerage:
#3 Occupation seems to read as roper
#5 Surname obscured by a fold or tear in the original
#8-10 Surname could be Knaake, but last letter is miniscule.
#20 Surname unreadable due to tear in original--could be
Reischnik
#30 Age is unclear could be 13 or 15
#38 Age of child is not clear, looks like 3
#40 Surname has an umlaut over the "o"
#45 Surname could be Eggenhaffer, the letter between the "h"
and the double "f" has an umlaut over it
#52 Passenger, Gerd Wilken Popken, is the great-great grandfather of
the transcriber of this list. He came to Plymouth County IA with
his youngest daughter, passenger #53, to make his home with his son,
Popke Popken, who had arrived in the U.S. earlier.
#69 Age is unclear, could be 32
#71 Third letter of surname unclear, could be "s", thus Rosthals
#76 Surname could be Fopolinski or Topolinski
#77 Surname has an umlaut over the "o"
#79-80 Given names unreadable due to tear or blot in original. #79
could be Ernestine.
#85-88 Surname could be Galt
#89 Occupation could be "casketmaker"
#95 Given name totally obliterated by paper tear. Surname's first 2
or three letters the same.
#116 Gender seems incorrect on this entry
#119 Age of infant is unclear, could be 1/2
#125 Surname could be Zipscki
#126 Given name is faded after the first two letters.
#132 Given name obscured by tear--could be Josefa.
#136 Given name has an umlaut over the second vowel and over the "o" in
the surname.
#140 Surname ends with a superscript that could be an "s" thus name
could be Seiferts
#153-154 Given names obliterated by tear in original manuscript
#169 Given name obliterated by tear in original manuscript
#171 Second digit of age not clear.
#190-194 Surname has an umlaut over the "u"
#201 Surname could be Geck
#206 Given name obliterated by tear in original manuscript
#228 Given name obliterated by tear or blot in original manuscript
#231 Occupation could be "robe" maker or "rope" maker
#243 Given name obliterated by tear in manuscript
** The recapitulation figures at the end of the list don't tally correctly.
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National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 21.
Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
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