Immigrant Ships
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Bark Anna
Bremen, Germany to New York
20 May 1854
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, C.F. EVERS do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the List
subscribed with my name,and now delivered by me to the Collector
of Customs for the District of New York, contains to the best of my
knowledge and belief a just, a true account of all Passengers who
have been taken aboard the ANNA whereof I am Master, from BREMEN so help me GOD. (unsigned)
Sworn to, this 20th May 1854
before me, H. Colurm L.C.
List or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the ANNA. EVERS is Master, from Bremen
Columns represent: Passenger number, name, age (y = years, m = months), sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong.
CABIN PASSENGERS
1* Theador Zinnermann 34y 2m m capemaker H. Louis *
2 Ernst Lander 24y 5m m merchant New York
3 Christiane Lander 22y 10m f New York
4 Joseph Bichfeld 24y 6m m butcher Germany
5 Ferdinand Bottcher 29y 4m m farmer Germany
6 Ernst Bottcher 19y 2m m farmer Germany
7 Rudolph Bottcher 17y 1m m farmer Germany
8 Marie Meyer 19y 6m f Germany
9 Meyer Hornitz 37y 8m m daguerstypist Germany
10 Joseph Schwarz 24y 7m m merchant Germany
11 Joseph Kottenstabe 31y 2m m farmer Germany
12 Gertrude Kottenstabe 26y 1m f Germany
13* Anna Tlicnert 24y 2m f Germany
14 Heinrich Kuiber 35y 4m m shoemaker Germany
15 Heinrich Buthe 46y 4m m butcher Germany
16 Hanna Buthe 35y 11m f Germany
17 Catharine Buthe 19y 1m f Germany
18 Adolph Buthe 9y 4m m Germany
19* Heinrich Forhe 27y m m tailor Germany
20 Ferdinand Bahr 23y 2m m butcher Germany
21 Heinrich Bahr 19y 1m m cooper Germany
22 Heinrich Behm 27y 5m m farmer Germany
23 Ferdinand Bergener 16y 10m m farmer Germany
24 Christian Martin 21y 7m m farmer Germany
25 Joseph Schneider 23y 8m m carpenter Germany
26 Antoinette Klovenhorn 23y 1m f Germany
27 Johann Hofmann 27y 5m m brewer Germany
28* Frederick Rier 19y 9m m cooper Germany
29 Carl Reissmann 29y m m carpenter Germany
30 Margarethe Ohnemiller 27y 4m f Germany
31 Margarethe Ohnemiller 21y 5m f Germany
32 Margarethe Schubert 26y 2m f Germany
SEAWIND CABIN
33 Christian Letter 32y m weaver Germany
34 Martin Amberg 35y 7m m weaver Germany
35 Carl Breller 28y 4m m carpenter Germany
36 Friedrich Breller 18y 2m m carpenter Germany
37 Ernstine Breller 24y 1m f Germany
38 Wilhelm Breller 3y 2m m Germany
39 Carl Breller 10m m Germany
40 Johann Gerstner 24y m weaver Germany
41* Sophie Hallem 42y 1m f Germany
42* Agnes Hallem 43y ?9m f Germany
43 Joseph Schneider 20y 3m m weaver Germany
44 Barbara Weichner 20y 1m f Germany
45 Edward Ehrhardt 27y m baker Germany
46 Johann Ganser 28y 5m m carpenter Germany
47 Terese Ganser 26y 8m f Germany
48 Hermann Ganser 3y 1m m Germany
49 Terese Ganser y 9m f Germany
50 Hermann Butte 27y 2m m weaver Germany
51 Johann Ruber 35y 4m m baker Germany
52 George Hafer 18y 2m m laborer Germany
STEERAGE PASSENGERS
53 Caroline Hartung 30y f Germany
54 Wilhelmine Fiedel 41y 3m f Germany
55* Aiviele Fiedel 10y 1m f Germany
56 Thusnelde Fiedel 7y 9m f Germany
57 Berthold Fiedel 4y m Germany
58 Robert Fiedel 2y 1m m Germany
59 Edward Hartung 23y 4m m baker Germany
60 Emil Lescar 22y 5m m goldsmith Germany
61 Carl Breitschold 28y m m locksmith Germany
62 Carl Roth 26y 9m m glazier Germany
63 Eduard Hoster 22y 5m m shoemaker Germany
64 Felix Roth 26y 9m m glazier Germany
65 Carl Hausburg 30y 1m m smith Germany
66 Dorothe Hofmann 28y 10m f Germany
67 Carl Dobel 32y 1m m laborer Germany
68 Catharene Schafer 23y f Germany
69 Johann Muller 27y 4m m carpenter Germany
70 Anna Muller 39y 2m f Germany
71 Wilhelm Muller 7m m Germany
72 Johann Schultz 22y m laborer Germany
73 Dorothea Schultz 19y 4m f Germany
74 Catharine Schultz 16y 2m f Germany
75 Franz Godemeyer 25y m locksmith Germany
76* Godfried Meet 26y 3m m dyer Germany
77 Bernhard Dorsch 27y 3m m baker Germany
78 Wolfgang Dorsch 24y 5m m turner Germany
79* Ludwig Meet 26y 3m m dyer Germany
80 Anna Lochner 27y 4m f Germany
81 Heinrich Ohlfelder 21y 10m m tailor Germany
82* Joh. Bauer 24y m glazier Germany
83 Johann Buttler 35y 2m m saddler Germany
84* Anna Meet 26y 1m f Germany
85* Catharine Meet 27y 10m f Germany
86* Anna Hebachmann 42y 1m f Germany
87 Joseph Gumbrecht 18y 2m m laborer Germany
88 Adolph Grot 22y m shoemaker Germany
89 Eluse Heyer 25y 1m f Germany
90 Christine Grimm 32y 7m f Germany
91 Feroule Grimm y 1m f Germany
92 Johann Hohmann 22y 4m m laborer Germany
93 Kunigunde Hohmann 46y 2m f Germany
94 Nicolaus Blum 32y m peasant Germany
95 Helene Blum 25y 3m f Germany
96 Nicolaus Blum 3y 2m m Germany
97 Caroline Jorgens 46y 1m f Germany
98 Carl Jorgens 18y m laborer Germany
99 Louise Jorgens 13y 4m f Germany
100 Friedrike Jorgens 9y 2m f Germany
101 Margarethe Kolbe 37y f Germany
102 Marie Schwarz 16y 1m f Germany
103 Constatin Rohnes 30y m schoemaker Germany
104 Christian Hofmann 28y 4m m smith Germany
105* August Eilelgong 24y 5m m peasant Germany
106* Carl Eilelgong 19y m mason Germany
107* Liedwig Hetten 23y 2m m laborer Germany
108 Johann Clement 31y 7m m laborer Germany
109 Conrad Bamberg 20y 4m m laborer Germany
110 Heinrich Lindenborn 48y 1m m laborer Germany
111 Helena Lindenborn 48y 11m f Germany
112 Philipp Lindenborn 11y 9m m shoemaker Germany
113 Eliese Rischreining 30y 4m f Germany
114 Eliese Lung 24y 1m f Germany
115 Kraft Eiger 30y 3m m peasant Germany
116* Heinz Naumann 26y 5m m peasant Germany
117* Michael Langer 32y 2m m carpenter Germany
118 Johann Ochs 18y 5m m peasant Germany
119 Jacob Linishauser 26y 4m m mason Germany
120 G. Wauc 26y m mason Germany
121 Heinrich Langschneider 36y 7m m carpenter Germany
122 Marie Schmidt 22y 1m f Germany
123 Eliese Ditmer 20y 2m f Germany
124 Mathias Gochel 27y 8m m mason Germany
125 Peter Herner 17y 4m m mason Germany
126 Peter Hofer 21y 5m m mason Germany
127 Andreas Ringelein 25y m peasant Germany
128 George Weber 26y 10m m peasant Germany
129 Gustav Gesslein 25y 4m m tailor Germany
130 Anna Bauer 26y 1m f Germany
131 Marie Jann 27y 3m f Germany
132 Barbara Lauer 28y 7m f Germany
133 Louis Wetzel 33y 8m m tailor Germany
134 Franz Witwer 42y m peniterer Germany
135 Anton Hormes 32y 5m m peasant Germany
136 Friedrich Strecher 36y 1m m shoemaker Germany
137 Eliese Strecher 40y 7m f Germany
138 Sophie Strecher 8y 2m f Germany
139 Eliese Strecher 4y 5m f Germany
140 Catherine Binder 17y 4m f Germany
141 Wilhelm Harbein 29y 3m m peasant Germany
142 Bernhard Schlicht 19y m peasant Germany
143 Hermann Gieske 30y 1m m Germany
144 Catherine Gieske 27y 5m f Germany
145 Heinrich Laue 40y 3m m laborer Germany
146 Adelheid Laue 48y 1m f Germany
147 Adelheid Laue 9y 4m f Germany
148 Caroline Laue 7y 2m f Germany
149 Gerhard Kippemann 17y m peasant Germany
150 Friedrich Wehmershagen 25y 7m m peasant Germany
151* Ludwig Tauls 26y m carpenter Germany
152 Marie Muller 18y 4m f Germany
153 Joseph Hartan 32y 1m m mason Germany
154* Antone Herbot 22y 4m m weaver Germany
155 Anna Togelding 28y f Germany
156 Caroline Klapke 18y 4m f Germany
157 August Fase 32y 1m m laborer Germany
158 Gustav Rombde 36y 7m m locksmith Germany
159 Andreas Muller 26y 11m m baker Germany
160 Gottlieb Losser 35y 2m m laborer Germany
161 Carl Bauer 32y m bachetmaker Germany
162 Louise Bauer 30y 3m f Germany
163 Friedrich Bauer 9y 1m m Geramny
164 Karl Bauer 3y 7m m Germany
165 Heinrich Bauer 9m m Germany
166 Heinrich Rassing 17y m tailor Germany
167 Conrad Rober 15y 4m m tailor Germany
168 Johann Lensel 26y 10m m peasent Germany
169 Johann Hollsbach 27y 5m m weaver Germany
170 Philipp Braun 31y 2m m weaver Germany
171 Conrad Wolf 20y 4m m mason Germany
172 Caroline Nichts 28y 1m f Germany
173 Conrad Krieg 31y 7m m weaver Germany
174 Franz Toss 41y 5m m peasant Germany
175 George Ries 24y m weaver Germany
176 Friedrich Holle 32y 2m m laborer Germany
177* Christian Pot ? 17y 10m m weaver Germany
178 Dorothe Alvater 29y 4m f Germany
179* Joh. Walker 23y m shoemaker Germany
180 George Muller 39y 2m m peasant Germany
181 Anne Muller 36y f Germany
182 Elizabeth Stark 58y f Germany
183 Bernhard Schnitter 20y 3m m ropemaker Germany
184* Anton Fasper 24y 7m m shoemaker Germany
185 Eberhard Richfelder 22y m peasant Geramny
186 Eduard Kohlenstedt 21y 7m m peasant Germany
187 George Humer 23y 11m m tailor Germany
188 Christine Hunsch 23y 1m f Germany
189 Magdalene Dortwald 19y 5m f Germany
190 Franz Schmidtmer 23y m carpenter Germany
191 Friedrich Hisch 22y 10m m miller Germany
192 Friedrich Schmah 21y m tailor Germany
193 Helene Schober 19y 2m f Germany
194 Johann Hartner 23y m laborer Germany
195 George Kruber 26y 7m m shoemaker Germany
196 Marie Hilbert 23y 1m f Germany
197 Johann Eck 24y m peasant Germany
198 Eliese Scheit 32y 10m f Germany
199 Friedrich Dreiende 23y 5m m locksmith Germany
200 Auguste Reistenbach 24y 9m m locksmith Germany
201 David Horner 24y 2m m baker Germany
202 Catharine Borsch 26y f Germany
203 Christian Geschwind 43y 1m m peasant Germany
204 Wilhelm Kroll 26y 7m m peasant Germany
205 Johann Wurst 21y 4m m baker Germany
206 Christian Unrath 25y m butcher Germany
207 Friedrich Vach 24y m saddlar Germany
208 Bernhard Kramer 24y 3m m landurer Germany
Transcriber's notes:
* There were no deaths, births or marriages recorded on this
voyage
* The copy of the passenger list that was supplied did not
include a seventh column relating to destination. It is
assumed that the "United States" would be the proper
destination for all passengers.
All ambiguities requiring opinion or interpretation are indicated
by a asterisk.
* The transcriber noted that little effort was made to keep
families together as name groups. Names seemed to fall
without order.
Passenger # 1 - St. Louis is thought to be where Zinnermann
originates.
The following names are noted for possible differences that are important
to the genealogy researcher. These names are listed as possible
alternatives to that shown:
13 Plionert
19 Forke
28 Rich
41-42 Hallem,Halhern
55 Aurele (Given name)
76,79,84,85 Meit
86 Hebsch
89 Meyer
105,106 Eitelgong
107 Ludwig
107 Hitten
117 Lauger
119 Limshauer
120 Nawe
124 Gockel
151 Pauls
154 Anton
177 Ort
184 Jasper
188 Munsch
191 Misch
Since this is a German ship with German passengers an Umlaut applies to
the following names
5 - 7
11 - 12
15 - 18
46 - 49
51 - 68
152 & 159
180 & 187
The following names have an abbreviated given name:
82
116
179
Correspondence 10/18/02 passengers #72 & 74 Schultz
Passengers number 72 and 74 are my great grandparents. Johann Schultz and Catharine
Fagen Schultz settled in Walhalla, SC near the German settlement . Johann was a miner
and Catharine worked as a maid at the Beimann hotel in Walhalla.
Johann enlisted in the Ga 1st Infantry Regiment, Co. G (originally Captain's Davenport's
Independent Co. Cavalry, Ga State Troops) as a Private on Jan. 3, 1861. Term of service
60 days. He mustered out and then went back as a private in Co. G, 1st Regt. Ga. inf
(Olmstead's) April 29, 1982. Transferred to Engineer Corps, Nov. 20, 1863. No later
record.--taken from the muster roll of this company.
While he was at home between these times Catherina conceived my grandfather "Johann
(John) Fredrick Schultz born Aug. 10, 1862 near the Blue Ridge Tunnel, Walhalla, SC.
He was baptized at St. John Lutheran Church, Walhalla, SC Sept. 9, 1862.
Found in the SC Wagener census, FHL film 1255236 National Archives film T-9-1236
John F. Schultz living in the household of John and Meta Catherina Housecamp (his
mother had remarried). He was listed as being 18, and working on a farm.
He married Elizabeth O'Kelley and they had 5 children, Leander J, born June 26, 1888,
William Henry born Oct. 10, 1890, Jessie B, born Aug. 26, 1893, Virginia Carrie
(my mother) born May 15, 1897 and died June 13, 1980 and Mary Elizabeth (Elizabeth
died right after the birth of Mary Elizabeth)
Virginia married Odes Earnest Deaton on Feb 7, 1917 and lived in the Keowee District.
They had 10 Children. Edna Elizabeth Deaton Tollison
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 139, List 520.
Transcribed by C. Edward Wolfe
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
2 September 2000
Reviewed by Royal Pritchard
31 May 2001
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