Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship Henry
Havre, France to New York
17 May 1828
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, George Barker, 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 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 Henry
whereof I am Master, from Havre So help me God.
Sworn to, the 17 May 1828 Before me, (signature illegible)
List or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Ship Henry
whereof Geo. Barker is Master, from Havre Burthen 258 20/95 Tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age (broken down into Years and Months), Sex,
Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, County in which they
intend to become inhabitants.
1 Robert N. Abell 34 5 Male V/Pres of Bardstown College* America America
2 John B. V. DeRaymacker 32 5 Male Teacher Nederland America
3 John B. Clicteur 23 4 Male Student in D. Nederland America
4 John M. Henni 22 8 Male Student in D. Switzerland America
5 Martin Kundig* 22 4 Male Student in D. Switzerland America
6 Miss Benedictine DePoorter 33 4 Female Teacher Nederland America
7 Miss Bernardine Saey 29 11 Female Teacher Nederland America
8 James M. Bonniot 25 6 Male Stud. in D. Savoy America
9 Vital Vancloosker 28 6 Male Stud. in D. Nederland America
10 Peter D. Lefevere 24 6 Male Stud. in D. Nederland America
11 John Brands 29 7 Male Stud. in D. Nederland America
12 Peter Jos. Doutreluingna 33 7 Male Stud. in D. Nederland America
13 Francis Chambige 20 5 Male Student France America
14 Benedict Flaget 18 7 Male Student France America
15 Frederick Nonbloch 30 7 Male Farmer* Switzerland America
16 Catharine Nonbloch 29 7 Female Switzerland America
17 Caroline Nonbloch 29 9 Female Switzerland America
18 Frederick Nonbloch 3 9 Boy Switzerland America
19 Jack Nonbloch* 20 5 Male Switzerland America
20 Philip Richard 37 5 Male Switzerland America
21 Catharine Richard 35 7 Female Switzerland America
22 Elisabeth Richard 8 3 Female Switzerland America
23 Charlotte Richard 8 11 Female Switzerland America
24 George Voga 27 11 Male Switzerland America
25 Madeline Voga 24 6 Female Switzerland America
26 George Voga 5 7 Male Switzerland America
27 Madeline Voga 3 4 Female Switzerland America
28 Margaret Voga 1 4 Female Switzerland America
29 Catharine Voga 65 5 Female Switzerland America
23 Jacob Voga 39 8 Male Switzerland America
24 George Smith 43 3 Male Switzerland America
25 Margaret Smith 40 3 Female Switzerland America
26 John Smith 13 6 Male Switzerland America
27 John Smith 26 3 Male Switzerland America
28 Anne Smith 25 8 Female Switzerland America
29 John Smith 1 4 Male Switzerland America
30 George Smith 21 7 Male Switzerland America
31 John Lenderman 32 4 Male Switzerland America
32 Catharine Lenderman 30 4 Female Switzerland America
33 Adam Lenderman 2 8 Male Switzerland America
34 Jacob Buron 30 5 Male Switzerland America
35 Mary Buron 31 1 Female Switzerland America
36 Mary Buron 5 9 Female Switzerland America
37 Jacob Buron 2 4 Male Switzerland America
38 George Buron 1 8 Male Switzerland America
39 Solomon Lance 32 3 Male Switzerland America
40 George Ma?? 39 4 Male Switzerland America
41 George Mallard* 26 7 Male Switzerland America
42 Mary Mallard 25 9 Female Switzerland America
43 George Mallard 5 5 Male Switzerland America
44 George Mallard 2 8 Male Switzerland America
45 Jack Morden 35 3 Male Switzerland America
46 Catharine Morden 36 3 Female Switzerland America
47 Catharine Morden 11 3 Female Switzerland America
48 Elisabeth Morden 9 8 Female Switzerland America
49 Susan Morden 7 8 Female Switzerland America
50 Margaret Morden 3 5 Female Switzerland America
51 Mary Morden 3 10 Female Switzerland America
52 Peter Feren* 48 3 Male Switzerland America
53 Anna Feren 39 7 Female Switzerland America
54 Catherine Feren 5 3 Female Switzerland America
55 George Feren 3 9 Male Switzerland America
56 Margaret Feren 1 11 Female Switzerland America
57 George Dize 47 5 Male Switzerland America
58 Margaret Dize 50 5 Female Switzerland America
59 Margot Dize 20 8 Female Switzerland America
60 Catherine Dize 18 5 Female Switzerland America
61 Barbe Dize 17 8 Female Switzerland America
62 George Dize 11 4 Male Switzerland America
63 Emily Dize 8 1 Female Switzerland America
64 Jacob Dize 5 9 Male Switzerland America
65 Madeline Dize 4 9 Female Switzerland America
66 Michael Dize 2 7 Male Switzerland America
67 Henry Martin 62 7 Male Switzerland America
68 Margaret Martin 55 7 Female Switzerland America
69 George Jambouch 43 5 Male Switzerland America
70 Margaret Jambouch 44 5 Female Switzerland America
71 Frederick Jambouch 16 3 Male Switzerland America
72 Margaret Jambouch 8 4 Female Switzerland America
73 Madeline Jambouch 5 8 Female Switzerland America
74 Jacob Gaff 21 7 Male Switzerland America
75 John Gaff 54 3 Male Switzerland America
76 Catherine Gaff 49 8 Female Switzerland America
77 George Gaff 17 5 Male Switzerland America
78 George Long 36 5 Male Switzerland America
79 Catharine Long 29 6 Female Switzerland America
80 Margaret Long 22 5 Female Switzerland America
81 George Long 6 5 Male Switzerland America
82 Peter Long 2 8 Male Switzerland America
83 Peter Silder* 28 7 Male Switzerland America
84 Margaret Silder 22 5 Female Switzerland America
85 Mary Filder* 43 2 Female Switzerland America
86 George Silder 43 7 Male Switzerland America
87 John Silder 20 8 Male Switzerland America
88 George Smith 20 9 Male Switzerland America
89 Catharine Smith 19 5 Female Switzerland America
90 Hanna Smith 19 8 Female Switzerland America
91 Madeline Smith 19 8 Female Switzerland America
99 Adam Donofort 59 5 Male Switzerland America
100 Barbe Donofort 55 5 Female Switzerland America
101 Catherine Donofort Baglesse 23 7 Female Switzerland America
102 Jeremiah Mire 42 7 Male France America
Transcriber's Notes:
* Below column headings, centered across the page, is the notation: Names
of Cabin Passengers on board the Ship Henry
* Following the entry for Benedict Flaget, centered across the page, is the
notation: Names of Steerage Passengers on board the Ship Henry
* No deaths occurred during the voyage, so the column Died on the voyage has
been omitted.
Passenger Notes:
* # 1 Abell - Bardstown College
* # 5 Kundig - unlaut over the u in Kundig.
* # 14 Nonbloch - From Frederick Nonbloch through the end of the manifest,
all passengers - men, women and children - are listed as farmers.
* # 19 Jack Nonbloch - there is an apparent crease through the manifest at
this entry, with some resulting bits of paper missing; although partially
obliterated, the name is clearly readable as Nonbloch.
* # 41 Mallard
* # 52 Peter Feren - initially listed as Peter Morden, apparently in error;
Morden is crossed out and Feren written in.
* # 83 Peter Silder - name appears to be Silder; the initial letter appears
to be the same as the initial S in Smith, immediately following the
five-member Silder family. However, the entry for the middle person in
the Silder family - Mary - is definitely written as Filder.
Transcriber's Notes about Passengers
George Frederick Mailliard, wife Marie E., and sons George Frederick and
Frederick G., were born in France, according to all later records; family
remained in New York state for several years, and eventually settled near
Frenchtown, Crawford Co., PA.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 11.
Transcribed by Annette Lynch
a member of
the Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild
26 January 2000
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