Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
SS Coriolan
5 December 1852
Bremen, Germany to New York
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
This passenger list was also transcribed and donated in Volume 2. We
have left it online in Volume 2 with the date of 4 November 1852.
It is the same passenger list. NARA records have it filed
under 5 December but both manifests clearly say 4 December.
To see other transcribed version Click Here
I, H Wulf* do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, 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 and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Coriolan whereof I am master, from Bremen So help me God.
Sworn to the 4 December* 1892 before me L Roma?ie, DEPUTY COLLECTOR. H. Wulf
LIST, or MANIFEST of all the PASSENGERS taken on board the Coriolan whereof Wulf is Master, from Bremen, burthen 200 tons.
Columns represent: Number, Name, Age, Country of Birth, Last Legal Residence, The country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Comments and Remarks, Sex.
First Cabin
1 W. H. Leager 14 New York Boston United States scholar m
2* Henry Wulfhagen 35 Saxony Saxony United States blacksmith m
3 Hannah Canissen 19 Saxony Saxony United States servant fem
4 Henry Horn 20 Prussia Prussia United States weaver m
5 Johanna Horn 26 Prussia Prussia United States sister f
6* William Uttermollen 26 Hannover Hannover United States tailor m
7 Regina Uttermollen 27 Hannover Hannover United States wife f
8 Frederica Kneiner 26 Prussia Prussia United States servant f
9 Sophie Kneiner 21 Prussia Prussia United States sister f
10 Dorotea Schmidt 25 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
11 Cath Husfeld 22 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
Second Cabin
12 Lewis Hambel 37 Prussia Columbia United States merchand m
13* Carl Bonner 22 Prussia Prussia United States merchand m
14 Frederica Bonner 23 Prussia Prussia United States sister f
15 Henry Willmes 22 Prussia Prussia United States schoolmaster m
16 John Nic Friedrich 23 Hessia Hessia United States glass??tter m
17 Marg Friedrich 58 Hessia Hessia United States mother fem
18 Carl Albrecht 28 Hessia Hessia United States joiner m
19 Emilie Albrecht 21 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
20* Chistopher Kruse 22 Hannover Hannover United States tailor m
21 Carl Doner 39 Hessia Hessia United States carver m
22* Marg Doner 29 Hessia Hessia United States wife fem
23 Elizabeth Hanshold 20 Hessia Hessia United States servant fem
24 Franz Habersach 43 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
25 Gerhard Berens 25 Prussia Prussia United States merchand m
Steerage
26* John F. Kassing 49 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
27* Peter ?. Kassing 19 Prussia Prussia United States son m
28* F????? Kassing 16 Prussia Prussia United States ? m
29* ?????? Kassing 4? Prussia Prussia United States ? f
30* ?????a Kassing 24 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
31 Louisa Kassing 18 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
32* Hermann ?????r 19 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
33 Henry Steuden 24 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
34 Anna J. Steuden 29 Prussia Prussia United States servant f
35 Williamina Holz 24 Prussia Prussia United States servant f
36* Hermann H. Haupfmann 40 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
37 Kath L. Haupfmann 44 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
38* Gaspar H. Haupfmann 19 Prussia Prussia United States son f
39* Peter H. Haupfmann 17 Prussia Prussia United States son f
40 Anna M. Haupfmann 20 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
41 Anna K. Haupfmann 14 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
42 John F. Haupfmann 9 Prussia Prussia United States son m
43 Fred W. Haupfmann 7 Prussia Prussia United States son m
44 Hannah F. Klenemaus 18 Prussia Prussia United States servant f
45 Henry Stukenholz 26 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
46 Hermann H. Vollmer 49 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
47 Anna M. Vollmer 40 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
48* ??na M. Vollmer 8 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
49 Gaspar H. Vollmer 10 Prussia Prussia United States son m
50* Anna M. Heidermann 22 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
51* John ? Fleer 27 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
52 Henrietta L. Fleer 29 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
53* Ant H Klone 32 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
54 Anna F. Klone 25 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
55 Albert H. Klone 39 Prussia Prussia United States butcher m
56 Anna J. Klone 3? Prussia Prussia United States wife f
57 John H. Klone 10 Prussia Prussia United States son m
58 John Henry Klone 10mo. Prussia Prussia United States son m
59 William Louis Becker 23 Prussia Prussia United States musician m
60 Agnes Becker 25 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
61 Tecla Becker 7 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
62 Man Becker 5 Prussia Prussia United States son m
63 Teronia Becker 4 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
64* Carl Becker 10mo. Prussia Prussia United States son m
65* Henry Dilcher 20 Prussia Prussia United States mason m
66 Nicholas Rust 30 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
67 Regina Reppert 15 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
68 Anna Eliza Hohmeyer 23 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
69* Wil??m Wagner 58 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
70 John Vic Drube 19 Hessia Hessia United States ??per m
71* ???? Jung 2? Hessia Hessia United States ?????? f
72 Jacob Jung 21 Hessia Hessia United States ????? m
73* Magd Hokelmann 23 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
74 Caroline Deichmeyer 21 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
75 Anna C. Dudenroden 27 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
76 Cath. Friedrich 2? Hessia Hessia United States servant f
77 Frederic Drube 17 Hessia Hessia United States musician m
78 John Folmeten 26 Hessia Hessia United States tailor m
79 George Botner 14 Hessia Hessia United States butcher m
80 Henry Toube 50 Hessia Hessia United States joiner m
81 Cath Toube 48 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
82 Anna Toube 28 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
83 Marie Toube 25 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
84 Christina Toube 18 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
85 Anna Christina Toube 15 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
86 John Becker 18 Hessia Hessia United States joiner m
87 Henry Becker 17 Hessia Hessia United States joiner m
88 John Wollenhaupt 18 Hessia Hessia United States tailor m
89 John Nic Brill 16 Hessia Hessia United States tailor m
90* ?. ?. Hehmann 21 Hessia Hessia United States peasant m
91* A?? Eisenberg 56 Hessia Hessia United States carpenter m
92 Anna C. Eisenberg 52 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
93 Peter Eisenberg 21 Hessia Hessia United States son m
94 Christina Eisenberg 23 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
95 Frederic Eisenberg 10mo Hessia Hessia United States son m
96 Charlott Roth 21 Hessia Hessia United States servant f
97* George Wiega?d 19 Hessia Hessia United States tailor m
98* John Steinmuller 54 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
99 Elizabeth Steinmuller 52 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
100 John Steinmuller Jr. 27 Hessia Hessia United States son m
101 Cath Steinmuller 22 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
102 Johanna Steinmuller 20 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
103 Marie Steinmuller 16 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
104 Christian Steinmuller 9 Hessia Hessia United States son m
105* Will???ina Steinmuller 8 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
106* Jacob Jacobi 34 Hessia Hessia United States mason m
107* Juliana Jacobi 30 Hessia Hessia United States ? f
108* William H. Jacobi 4 Hessia Hessia United States ? m
109* Elizabeth Jacobi 2 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
110 Christian Muller 28 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
111 Katharine Muller 25 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
112 K. Fay 25 Hessia Hessia United States tailor m
113 Sophie Fay 56 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
114 Marg Bender 21 Hessia Hessia United States seamstress f
115 Henry Landspach 28 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
116 Eliza Landspach 58 Hessia Hessia United States mother f
117 Philip Landspach 20 Hessia Hessia United States son m
118 Eliza Landspach 3 Hessia Hessia United States daughter f
119 Carl Franzheim 20 Hessia Hessia United States farmer m
120 Cath Franzheim 31 Hessia Hessia United States wife f
121 Hermann Baste 25 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
122 Henrietta Baste 26 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
123 Fred Baste 9 Prussia Prussia United States son m
124 Hermann Baste Jr. 6 Prussia Prussia United States son m
125 William Baste 4 Prussia Prussia United States son m
126 August Baste 6mos Prussia Prussia United States son m
127 John Niemeyer 26 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
128* John?? Baste 19 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
129 Fred W. Bandlage 40 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
130 Henrietta Bandlage 40 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
131 Johanna Bandlage 18 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
132 Julia W. Bandlage 15 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
133 Just Kirchhoff 58 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
134 Anna T Kirchhoff 50 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
135 August Kirchhoff 25 Prussia Prussia United States son m
136 Fred W. Kirchhoff 29 Prussia Prussia United States son m
137 John C. Kirchhoff 27 Prussia Prussia United States son m
138 Henry C. Schneider 24 Prussia Prussia United States neighbor m
139 Christian Filius 37 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
140 Hannah F. Filius 35 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
141 John H. C. Filius 9 Prussia Prussia United States son m
142* Fredica H. Filius 6 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
143 Fred W. Postehr 47 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
144 Johanna Postehr 40 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
145 Williamina Postehr 16 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
146 Fr?d? Postehr 14 Prussia Prussia United States son m
147 Carl Postehr 12 Prussia Prussia United States son m
148 C??????a Postehr 6 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
149 Gustav Postehr 4 Prussia Prussia United States son m
150 Julia Postehr 10mos Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
151 Gaspar H. Tikotter 28 Prussia Prussia United States joiner m
152 Hannah W. Tikotter 24 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
153* Hannah F. Tikotter 3 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
154 Hannah W. Tikotter 53 Prussia Prussia United States mother f
155* Hannah S. Tikotter 18 Prussia Prussia United States daughther f
156 John P. Heidbrink 52 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
157 Hannah W. Heidbrink 48 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
158 John H. Heidbrink 16 Prussia Prussia United States son m
159* Tlorenz H. Bentrup 24 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
160* Loise D. Bentrup 23 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
161* Peter H. Fikotter 51 Prussia Prussia United States weaver m
162 Hannah F. Tikotter 48 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
163 Anna W. Tikotter 22 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
164 Justina S. Tikotter 17 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
165 Fred W. Tikotter 12 Prussia Prussia United States son m
166* Anna F. Tikotter 9 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
167* Florenz L. Tikotter 9 Prussia Prussia United States son m
168* Diedch Fischer 31 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
169 Williamina Fischer 30 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
170 Henry Fischer 5 Prussia Prussia United States son m
171 Williamina Fisher 10mos Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
172 Ernst Fischer 58 Prussia Prussia United States father m
173 Williamina Fischer 52 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
174 Carolina Fischer 22 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
175 Williamina Fischer 24 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
176 Hermann Fischer 18 Prussia Prussia United States son m
177* Diedch Moyer 32 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
178 Carl Reckeweg 38 Prussia Prussia United States farmer m
179* Sop?ia Reckeweg 41 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
180* Diedch Reckeweg 22 Prussia Prussia United States son m
181 Chris Reckeweg 20 Prussia Prussia United States son m
182 Sophie Reckeweg 16 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
183 Frederic Reckeweg 15 Prussia Prussia United States son m
184 Williamina Reckeweg 12 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
185* Diedch Reckeweg 9 Prussia Prussia United States son m
186 William Reckeweg 6 Prussia Prussia United States son m
187 William Walther 32 Prussia Prussia United States shoemaker m
188 Carl Strootzer 25 Prussia Prussia United States baker m
189 Frederic Glazer 32 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States waiter m
190 John Clossica 46 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States mason m
191 Martha Clossica 53 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States wife f
192 Cath Clossica 1? Gutenberg Gutenberg United States daughter f
193 Louisa Clossica 15 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States daughter f
194 Godfrey Paul 21 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States farmer m
195 Bernard Brand 52 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States driver m
196 Michael Schmidt 18 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States tailor m
197 John G. Spielmann 32 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States shoemaker m
198 Sabine Nagel 26 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States servant f
199 Anna M. Philip 23 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States servant f
200 Henry Frach 35 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States tailor m
201 John Faust 38 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States mason m
202 Elizabeth Faust 56 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States mother f
203 Kath Faust 36 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States wife f
204 John G. Faust 7 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States son m
205 Henry Faust 6 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States son m
206 Frederica Haber 35 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States servant f
207 Williamina Ossarald 25 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States servant f
208 Carl L Sach?er 42 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States labourer m
209 Henriette Sach?er 42 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States wife f
210 Hermann Brinkmeyer 32 Gutenberg Gutenberg United States mason m
211 John Stut 24 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
212 John Schmidt 24 Prussia Prussia United States peasant m
213 Frederic Schultz 23 Prussia Prussia United States servant ?
214 Leopold S?auss 19 Hessia Hessia United States pedlar m
215 John Mentjes 34 Hannover Hannover United States weaver m
216 Amalia Holl 37 Saxony Saxony United States servant f
217 Chris Meiskeir 53 Prussia Prussia United States weaver m
218 Elizabeth Meiskeir 50 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
219 Elizabeth Meiskeir 17 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
220 Johanna Meiskeir 20 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
221* Chistian Horn 24 Prussia Prussia United States weaver m
222 Carl Herzog 29 Prussia Prussia United States weaver m
223* Gottlieb Sposer 32 Prussia Prussia United States ? m
224 Christiana Sposer 27 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
225 Johanna Schmidt 21 Prussia Prussia United States seamstress f
226* Christian Meyer 40 Prussia Prussia United States beerbrewer m
227 Johanna Meyer 41 Prussia Prussia United States wife f
228 Louisa Meyer 16 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
229 Christian Meyer Jr 14 Prussia Prussia United States son m
230 Francisca Meyer 10 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
231 Erastina Meyer 8 Prussia Prussia United States daughter f
232 Ferdinand Meyer 10mos Prussia Prussia United States son m
233* Albert Fin 24 Prussia Prussia United States servant f
234 Jos H. Mohr 36 Prussia Prussia United States tailor m
235 Jacob Hoffmann 27 Prussia Prussia United States driver m
236 Jacob Schwaler 16 Prussia Prussia United States sheppard m
237 John Stephan 26 Bavaria Bavaria United States painter m
238 Justina Stephan 23 Bavaria Bavaria United States wife f
239 Carl Rumpf 32 Bavaria Bavaria United States shoemaker m
240 Christina Rumpf 31 Bavaria Bavaria United States wife f
241* Ferd Rumpf 5 Bavaria Bavaria United States son m
242 Frederic Rumpf 6mos Bavaria Bavaria United States son m
243 John J Simon 58 Bavaria Bavaria United States father m
244* Fred ch ?ebeling 50 Bavaria Bavaria United States joiner m
245 Carl Fischer 29 Bavaria Bavaria United States musician m
246 Elizabeth Fischer 31 Bavaria Bavaria United States wife f
247 Henry Fischer 6 Bavaria Bavaria United States son m
248* ??tchen Fischer 6mos Bavaria Bavaria United States daughter f
249* Henry ?auker 18 Bavaria Bavaria United States baker m
250* Henry Sch??z 27 Bavaria Bavaria United States weaver m
251 Henry Nehrmann 35 Bavaria Bavaria United States labourer m
252* Fred c Seifish 48 Bavaria Bavaria United States peasant m
253* John Werner 20 Bavaria Bavaria United States peasant m
254* Fred Keth 23 Bavaria Bavaria United States musician m
255* John Fa?aner 45 Bavaria Bavaria United States weaver m
256 Levi Cohen 31 Bavaria Bavaria United States merchand m
257* M?ac?in H?llmich 28 Bavaria Bavaria United States tailor m
258* Sopie Jacobi 2wks on the voyage
259* Klone 1wk on the voyage
Manifest is signed H. Wulf.
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder
or comment by the transcriber.
The use of a ? indicates a word or letter(s) that could not be read, due to quality of
the original document.
Captain's Name: Wolf listed on the coversheet, but Wulf is clearly written in the
sworn statement.
Deputy Collector's name is probably Romanie but may be Romauie.
In the date in the sworn statement, October was written, crossed out and
replaced by December.
*Although the date on the NARA cover indicates December 5, the sworn
statement indicates December 4.
Passenger 2: Germany is written, but crossed out, ditto marks continue until
passenger 12 where United States is written again.
Passenger 6: Umlaut over the second 'u' in Uttermullen. (No umlaut for passenger 7
with the same name.)
Passenger 13: Germany was written and crossed out. Ditto marks continue until
passenger 26.
Passenger 16: Comments/Remarks could be 'glassmaster', but the ending is a double 't',
possibly 'glasscutter'. In the second listing of Hessia, the second
's' and the 'i' are over-written as if the second 's' had been left out.
Appears almost like "Hesica".
Passenger 20: Probably should be Christopher, but writter left out the first 'r'.
Passenger 22: Extra loop above the 'g' appears to indicate an abbreviation.
Passengers 24-32 have a strip of tape over the names so are hard to read.
Passengers 26-31 are from the same family, writer used a leading-s style,
appears like Kafsing.
Passengers 28-31 are heavily taped across the entire row some parts are readable,
see also notes for these passengers below.
Passenger 26: Germany is written, but crossed out, ditto marks continue until the end
of the manifest.
Passenger 27: Middle initial appears to be either 'H' or 'K'.
Passenger 28: First name begins with 'F'. Passenger number has been obliterated.
It appears that the last column is a ditto mark indicating that the 16
year-old is also a male, assumed to be a son of passenger 26.
Passenger 29: This record is the most obliterated, first name is entirely unreadable.
Age might be 47, 44 or 41, Occupation appears to contain the letter 'f'
close to the beginning of the column suggesting wife. Sex is 'f'
although it is hard to read (the paper is torn but letter extends below
the line), passengers 30 and 31 are indicated as daughters with a ditto
mark under sex.
Passenger 30: Very hard to read. First letter may be a 'H' or 'C', second letter
may be either 'a' or 'o', 4th/5th letter may be an 'i'. Name looks vaguely
like Hanna, but it is not at all clear.
Passenger 32: Kassing was originally written as the last name, but this was written
over and is now unreadable, the second letter might be a 'u'. Name has
the general format of 'Hunger' with a descending letter in approximately
the 4th position. First letter of last name may be an 'R'.
Passenger 36: Last name is squeezed into the column and is hard to read, but passengers
37-43 are clear and listed as wife, sons and daughters.
Passenger 38 + 39: Ditto marks would mean sex='f' for these 'sons'.
Passenger 48: is written between the rows for Passengers 47 and 49. Her name appears
to be Anna, but could be Mona or even Nina.
Passenger 50: First name is probably not Anna as he is listed as a male farmer. Middle
initial may also be in question as it matches passenger 48 who was written
in between rows.
Passenger 51: Paper has been damaged at the middle initial, it could be a 'P'.
Passengers 53-58: Klone has an umlaut over the 'o'.
Passenger 64: Appears to be crossed out with a single line.
Passenger 65: Sex column contains both 'f' and 'm'.
Passenger 69: The last three letters are blotchy could be either William or Wilhem.
There does not appear to be a dot for the 'i'.
Passengers 70-71 have been taped over and are hard to read. Manifest was folded
between passengers 71 and 72.
Passenger 70: First letter of occupation could be a 'c'.
Passenger 71: First name appears shorter than "Jacob" below it. First letter may be
an 'L', and name probably contains an 'i' as a dot is visible near the
end of the name. Occupation column is unreadable due to a combination
of torn and taped paper.
Passenger 72: Occupation column is unreadable due to tape. Age is either 20, 22 or 23.
Passenger 73: Magd could be short for Magdeline/Magdelina.
Passenger 79: There is an umlaut over the 'o' in Botner.
Passenger 90: Paper is damaged, possibly 'H. W."
Passenger 91: Copy is dark-First name is short, no letters assend or descend, possibly
Aus or Arn?
Passenger 97: Letter could be 'n' or 'u', making the surname Wiegaud or Weigand.
Passengers 98 and 99 have an umlaut over the u in Steinmuller. (umlaut omitted in
passengers 100-105.)
Passenger 105: Name appears to be Williamina, paper is torn or folded through this name.
Passengers 106-109,258: Correspondence from a descendant noted that the spelling of the last name was JACOBE, but the writer made clear dots over the last letter. JACOBE will be added to the surname list for this ship.
Passenger 107: Occupation column has a large blotch covering this and the next passenger.
It most likely indicates that this passenger is the wife of passenger 106.
Passengers 108-110 are hard to read due to tape.
Passenger 108: See previous note. It apppears that this passenger is the son of
passengers 106 and 107. 'm' in Sex column is quite clear.
Passengers 128-130 are difficult to read due to folds (tape? in the paper).
Passenger 128: There appear to be letters after John ending in 'f' 's' (leading
's' style) or 'p' slightly set appart. All that is readable is the top and
bottom loops of a single letter set apart from John. A small irregularity
in the paper between these two letters makes it hard to tell what other
letter(s) are there. It is possibly a middle initial "J".
Passenger 142: In the first name, the letters 'ica' are superscripted, indicating the
name "Frederica".
Passenger 146: Paper is torn between the first and last name causing damage to
the end of the first name. There is enough space for a superscripted
continuation of the first name. There are no letters on the line following
the 'd' in the first name and before the beginning of the last name.
Passengers 148-149 occur at a fold that has been taped, and are hard to read.
Passenger 148: The fold is worst through the middle of the first name. Exact number
of letters is unclear. Name is probably Carolina, but might be Cristina
or Cristiana. It does not appear to have an descending letter following the
initial 'C', there is an ascending letter in the middle of the name.
Passenger 153: Sex is over-written, m and f.
Passenger 155: daughter is misspelled with an extra 'h'.
Passenger 159: First letter appears to be a 'T', but is probably supposed to be an 'F'.
(See also passenger 161.)
Passenger 160: Possibly 'Louise' spelled phonetically?
Passenger 161: First letter of the last name is written 'F', but for passengers 162-167,
listed as wife, daughters and sons, it is clearly a 'T'. Also, passenger
number is smeared to the right.
Passengers 166 and 167 are listed with the same age.
Passenger 168: In the first name, the letters 'ch' are superscripted indicating the
name Diederich.
Passenger 177: In the first name, the letters 'ch' are superscripted indicating the
name Diederich.
Passenger 179: Name appears to be Sopia, but there may be another letter
(non ascending, non-descending-possibly an 'r') between the 'p' and the 'i'.
Passenger 180: In the first name, the letters 'ch' are superscripted indicating the
name Diederich.
Passenger 185: In the first name, the letters 'ch' are superscripted indicating the
name Diedrich.
Passenger 188: The page has been folded and taped between this and passenger #189,
so it is hard to read.
Passenger 207: Name is on the fold, uses the leading-s script-appears as Ofsarald.
Passengers 208 and 209: Letter in question looks like a 'leading 's' script' but is
not followed by another 's'. Name could be Sachfer or Sachser.
Passenger 213: Frederic's sex has 'm' and 'f' overwritten..
Passenger 214: First letter in question could be 'r' 'v' or 'n'. Srauss, Svauss, Snauss.
Passenger 221: Probably should be Christian, writer appears to have left out the 'r'.
Passenger 223: Occupation might end in 'ier' or 'i?er'.
Passenger 226: Occupation is difficult to read.
Passenger 233: Albert is listed as female.
Passenger 241: The 'd' in Ferd is looped above and to the right, possibly indicating
an abbreviation.
Passenger 244: On the fold and page had white blotches over the name. 'ch' in first
name is superscripted. Last name is either Hebeling or Kebeling.
Passenger 248: Initial letters of first name are unclear (possibly 'D?' or 'G'?-does
not descend) and is merged with the next letter or letters.
Passenger 249: Last name might begin with G, but letter does not descend. The next
two letters may be 'au' or 'an'. Gauker or Ganker.
Passenger 250: Middle letters are overwritten, May be two letters or three, possibly
'Schulz' or 'Schantz'.
Passenger 252: In the first name, the 'c' is superscripted.
Passenger 253: Unclear markings follow the first name, may indicate an abbreviation
of Johnathan.
Passenger 254: A mark follows the first name, but it is unclear if it is a smudge or
an abbreviation.
Passenger 255: Last name looks like 'Fauaner' but could be 'Fananer'.
Passenger 257: First name looks like M?achin or M?aclin. The question mark here
indicates another letter or a flourish on the leading 'M'. Last name is
either Hellmich, Heillmich or Hillmich.
Passenger 258: Daughter of Passengers 106 and 107. Last name on manifest is clearly JACOBI, but
descendant of the family indicates it is JACOBE. Descendant information also indicates
correct spelling of first name is Sophie rather than Sopie as written in the manifest.
Passenger 259: No first name indicated.
At the end of the manifest are two sets of numbers, one set, in the birthplace column
has two numbers with unreadable tags, 10 and 11, the other set in the "United States"
column is an apparent subtraction of 259-21=238.
Correspondence 1/3/01 Passengers #143-150
Passengers 143 through 150 are my ancestors. This is what I know of
them:
143 Fred W. Postehr is Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Posteher AKA William
Postier (1804-1858)
144 Johanna Postehr is Hanne Wilhelmine Florentine Sieveke Posteher AKA
Hannah (1812-1894)
145 Williamina is Hanne Wilhelmine Henriette AKA Amelia (1836-1853)
146 Fred is Friedrich Phillip (1838-1920)
147 Carl is Karl Eduard AKA Charles (1840-1895)
148 Carolina is Wilhelmine Louise Karoline (1846-1865)
149 Gustav is Gustav August AKA George (1848-1935)
150 Julia is Juliana Augusta (1851-1927)
The name is POSTEHER, but the clerk dropped the second 'e'. Within five
years of their arrival, they americanized their given names and changed
the surname to POSTIER which is still in use by the descendents today. I
understand the pronunciation is the same for Postier or Posteher.
The family is from the village of Gräfinghagen, Bielefeld, Westphalia,
Prussia. The wife, Hanne was born in Asemissen, Lippe.
William and Hannah had an older child, August Heinrich Posteher who left
Prussia 'secretely' about 6 months earlier on the Bark Francisca (see
Vol. 3). They settled in Kalmar Twp, Olmsted Co, Minnesota. Their last
known child William Henry was born in Minnesota.
I have found some information on the Bark Coriolan and her trip (from
The Ships List and from family journals): The Coriolan was sailing boat
(Bark) built at Kennebunk, Main in 1850. She was 162 length x 33 beam x
22 depth of hold. The Coriolan was owned from at least 1865 by the
Bremen firm of F Reck & Co. The Posteher family’s contract for sailing
was drawn on 10 Sep 1852 with Captain H Wulf. The Coriolan left Bremen
13 Oct. They encountered a bad storm and were blown off course, having
to return to Bremen. They lost 7 days due to this storm. After 54 days
on the water, they arrived in America at New York on the 4th of December
1852. Christine Lippert Fong found a German newspaper with a notice of
the trip - it reads "a rather good trip, Meals and treatment was good."
Maggie McQuillan Schwichtenberg
Correspondence 4/10/01 passengers 106-109 and 258 Jacobe
I just wanted to thank you for transcribing the passenger list of the
Coriolan. The information on passengers 106-109 and 258 matches my
wife's family history perfectly. Jacob Jacobe (not Jacobi) and his wife
(Julia Ann or Juliana nee Seemons or Siemens) came from Germany in 1852
and settled south of Syracuse in Fabius, New York. Your transcription
confirms this information.
Jacob and Julia had ten children total, five of which survived to the
turn of the century and beyond. Only Elizabeth survived and was on board
the Coriolan; William H. and Sophie died, and family tradition suggests
Sophie died on board. Your transcription does not confirm that death,
but shows she was born on board. Enlisting on October 29, 1861, Jacob
served in both the 61st and 185th New York infantry regiments during the
civil war. He was promoted to Corporal and was wounded in the Battle of
Lewis Farm near Petersburg on March 29, 1865, in a charge led by
Brigadier General Joshua Chamberlain of Little Round Top fame. Jacob was
hospitalized in Lincoln Hospital in Washington, D.C. when President
Lincoln was shot only a few blocks away. Jacob's civil war pension
records note that he and Julia were married on March 1, 1846, by Rev.
Potter Hensler in Belsheim, Germany. Courtney Tucker
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 122.
Transcribed by Melissa L. Ives
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19 April 2000
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