Immigrant Ships
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Ship Charles Carroll
Havre, France to New York
25 April 1833
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, William Lee, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following
List or Manifest of Passsengers, subscribed with my name, and now
delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New
York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true
account
of all the Passengers received on board the ship Charles Carroll whereof I
am Master, from Havre so help me God.
Sworn to the 25 April 1833 before me, D. H*** (illegible).
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the ship Charles Carroll whereof William Lee is Master from Havre, burthen Four Hundred &
Twelve 94/95 tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age (in years), Sex, Occupation
1 Phillip Gerard 30 Male Carpenter
2 Catharine Gerard 25 Female none
3 Adel Elizabeth Gerard 2 Female none
4 Adam Dedrich 58 Mle Farmer
5 Phillip Dedrich 32 Male Taylor
6 Adam Dedrich 30 Male Wagnor
7 Mitchel Dedrich 20 Male Smith
8 Peter Dedrich 18 Male Wagnor
9 Lewis Dedrich 16 Male none
10 Daniel Dedrich 12 Male none
11 Elizabeth Dedrich 26 Female none
12 Doretha An Dedrich 24 Female none
13 Louisa Dedrich 55 Female none
14 Jacob Fiddell 19 Male Carpenter
15 Maria Woodman 59 Female none
16 ???na Fiddell 19 Female none
17 ????? Woodman 2* Female none
18 Mitchel Houshou* 32 Male Farmer
19 Margaret Houshou 30 Female none
20 Johanus Houshou 9 Male none
21 Margaret Houshou 7 Female none
22 Fred Houshou 2 Male none
23 Margaret Motts 58 Female none
24 Mitchel Hase 30 Male Taylor
25 Geo. Fiddell 16 Male Smith
26 Fred Hetner 16 Male none
27 Catharine Bina 24 Female none
28 Jacob Dieht 27 Male Schoolmaster
29 Magdaline Dieht 26 Female none
39 Carma Dieht 2 Female none
31 Adam Ridman 55 Male Farmer
32 Rhine Rose Ridman 43 Female none
33 Joseph Ridman 14 Male none
34 Adam Ridman 12 Male none
35 Mary Ridman 17 Female none
36 Ann?? Ridman 10 Female none
37 Grate Ridman 8 Female none
38 Mary An Ridman 5 Female none
39 Adam Reiver 28 Male Blacksmith
40 Geo. Bund 34 Male Farmer
41 Maria Bund 30 Female none
42 Catharine Bund 9 Female none
43 Maria Bund 8 Female none
44 Margaret Bund 5 Female none
45 Martin Miller 26 Male Farmer
46 Mitchel Mathias 29 Male Farmer
47 Margaret Mathias 28 Female none
48 Mitchel Mathias 6 Male none
49 Margaret Mathias 4 Female none
50 Helen Mathias 3 Female none
51 Jacob Miller 22 Male Farmer
52 Henry Garaugh 19 Male Taylor
53 Valentine Caudal* 28 Male Weaver
54 Joseph Chafer 22 Male Farmer
55 Jacob Heyd 30 Male Farmer
56 Geo Heyd 25 Male Farmer
57 Barbara Heyd 25 Female none
58 Barbara Heyd 4 Female none
59 Catharine Heyd 2 Female none
60 Doretha Heyd 21 Female none
61 Adam Barnhard 45 Male Farmer
62 Margaret Barnhard 33 Female none
63 Salene Sour 23 Female none
64 Margaret Barnhard 11 Female none
65 Barbara Barnhard 9 Female none
66 Adam Barnhard 7 Male none
67 Salene Barnhard 5 Female none
68 Catherine Barnhard 4 Female none
69 Mitchel Barnhard 2 Male none
70 Christopher Middel 50 Male Farmer
71 Barbara Middel 45 Female none
72 Margaret Middel ?? Female none
73 Geo. Wedrey 27 Male weaver
74 Margaret Wedrey 28 Female none
75 Mitchel Wedrey 2 Male none
76 Isabella Recort* 22 Female none
77 Johannes Bort 27 Male Bricklayer
78 Maria Bort 25 Female none
79 Margaretta Bort 2 Female none
80 Margaretta Hoso 10 Female none
81 Thepple Borge 36 Male Farmer
82 Madaline Borge 31 Female none
83 Magdaline Borge 14 Female none
84 Jacob Borge 8 Male none
85 Elizabeth Borge 5 Female none
86 Margaret Borge 1 Female none
87 Fred. Meyer 50 Male Merchant
88 Afa* Myer 50 Female none
89 Fred. Meyer 19 Male Weaver
90 Margaret Meyer 24 Female none
91 Magdaline Meyer 22 Female none
92 Afa* Meyer 18 Female none
93 Julian Meyer 14 Female none
94 Catharine Meyer 12 Female none
95 Barbara Meyer 9 Female none
96 Jacob Meyer 7 Male none
97 Geo. Hauser 60 Male Farmer
98 Catharine Hauser 59 Female none
99 Magdeline Hauser 17 Female none
100 Geo Hauser 14 Male none
101 Martin Schmidt 29 Male Farmer
102 Elizabeth Schmidt 29 Female none
103 Elizabeth Schmidt 4 Female none
104 Margaret Schmidt 3 Female none
105 Martin Schmidt 1 Male none
106 Randolph Saur 36 Male Farmer
107 Elizabeth Saur 34 Female none
108 Mitchel Saur 5 Male none
108 Geo. Saur 1 Male none
110 Sifrey Haller 42 Male Farmer
111 Magdaline Haller 43 Female none
112 Fred Haller 21 Male Farmer
113 Magdaline Haller 15 Female none
114 Margaret Haller 13 Female none
115 Catharine Haller 5 Female none
116 Jacob Haas 35 Male Weaver
117 Louisa Haas 29 Female none
118 Jacob Weimar 50 Male Farmer
119 Salina Weimar 49 Female none
120 Peter Weimar 11 Male none
121 Salina Weimar 8 Female none
122 Afa Weimar 2 Female none
123 Henry Shoemaker 24 Male Farmer
124 Elizabeth Shoemaker 23 Female none
125 Margaret Shoemaker 1 Female none
126 Barnard Troup 21 * Weaver*
127 Martin Weimar 19 Male Joiner
128 Mitchel Nagot* 35 Male Sadler
129 Maria Nagot 26 Female none
130 Louis Nagot 5 Male none
131 Joseph Nagot 30 Male Gardner
132 Martin* Nagot 21 Female none
133 Elizabeth Seiler 32 Female none
134 Elizabeth Seiler 42 Female none
135 Geo. Seiler 2 Male none
136 Magdelin Ash 21 Female none
137 Magdalina Juggle 21 Female none
138 Elizabeth Haggleborger 24 Female none
139 Maria Jargan 22 Female none
140 Maria Wolf 21 Female none
141 Elizabeth Teller* 19 Female none
142 Doratha Seawagon 21 Female none
143 Peter Hagleborger 23 Male Farmer
144 Eunis Linder 32 Male Brewer
145 Geo. Graubar 29 Male Cooper
146 Stephen Keble 18 Male Farmer
147 Geo. Balser 21 Male Taylor
148 Peter David Narvon 28 Male none
149 Francis Clovequit 21 Male Gardner
150 Jack Veilques 21 Male Shoemaker
151 Francis Walker 22 Male Weaver
152 Christian Laman 20 Male Farmer
153 Fred Brema 24 Male Butcher
154 Francis Clemment 36 Male Farmer
155 Jack Erequaschaz 42 Male Wire Maker
156 Meg??? Perrie 28 Male Joiner
157 Christian Winder 19 Male Carpenter
158 Janas Troup 36 Male Cooper
159 Theobold Schnabler 20 Male Baker
160 Louis Heller 23 Male Cooper
161 Geo. Veuled 17 Male Joiner
162 Francis Gaume 25 Male Blacksmith
163 Louis Bir 17 Male Baker
(signed) Wm Lee
Transcriber's Notes:
The column Country to which they severally belong has "France" written
vertically down it.
The column Country in which they intend to become inhabitants has "United
States" written vertically down it.
The column Died on the voyage has the phrase "One - see below" written
vertically down it.
At the bottom of the manifest is written "Magdalene Haas, age 37, Female,
died on the 26th March of the Dropsy. W.L."
The manifest had obviously been folded, and there are tears and chunks of
the manifest missing along the folds.
The captain, or whoever reported the names of the passengers, did not have
a good command of French, as can be seen by the poor spelling of French
names throughout the manifest. Some of the names can be guessed at, if
sounded out phonetically, i.e., "Afa" is probably actually Eva, "Saline"
probably Celine, "Sifrey" probably Sigfried, and "Rhine Rose" is probably
Reine Rose.
16 Rip in paper obliterates most of first name.
17 The manifest appears to have been folded through this entry, and large
bits of the manifest have flaked off, completely obliterating the first
name. The age could be 20 or 28.
18-22 Difficult to distinguish between u and re - name could be Houshou or
Houshore.
36 Name appears to be Annie or Anney.
53 Difficult to distinguish between u and n - name could be Caudal or Candal.
72 Crease in manifest, with chunks of manifest missing. Age appears to be
11, but top half of numbers is missing.
76 Beginning letters of the surname have been written over. It appears to
have first been written Recart, and then changed to Accart.
88 and 92 and 122 I suspect "Afa" was a phonetic spelling of Eva.
126 Large chunk of manifest missing, obliterating sex, which is assumed to
be male. In addition, the first letter of his occupation is missing,
although it can be readily interpolated as Weaver.
132 First name given as Martin, sex listed as female. See transcriber's
notes, below.
141 First letter of surname is written over. Could possibly be Theller, or
even Keller.
156 First three letters of name are clearly Meg, but remaining three or four
letters are difficult to distinguish; no common French or German given
names come to mind as even remotely possible.
Transcriber's Notes regarding passengers:
128 Michel Nageotte, born 23 Dec. 1797, at Voujeaucourt, Dept. of the Doubs,
France, traveling with his wife, Marianne Prenat, born 26 May 1807, at
Villars-le-Sec, Territory of Belfort, France, and son Louis, born
27 August 1827, at Voujeaucourt. Michel and Marianne were married on
14 Nov. 1826 at Villars-le-Sec.
Once in the U.S., they joined Marianne's brother, Jacques Prenat, and his
family in Stark County, Ohio. By 1840, both families relocated to Frenchtown,
Crawford Co., Pa. Michel and Marianne had seven additional children.
Michel died at his home in Randolph Twp. on 9 Sept. 1885, and Marianne
followed on 27 Aug. 1888. Both are buried in St. Hippolyte's Cemetery,
Frenchtown, as are many of their children.
These are the transcriber's great-great-grandparents. For further family
information, contact her at allyn@toolcity.net.
131 Francois Joseph Nageotte, brother of Michel, born 31 Nov. 1802, at
Voujeaucourt, Doubs, and his wife, Marianne Bidaux, born 7 Sept. 1811 at
Croix, Territory of Belfort. They were married on 6 Nov. 1832, at Croix.
They also settled near Frenchtown, Crawford Co., Pa., where they raised
five children.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 19.
Contributed and transcribed by Annette Lynch
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
12 March 2000
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