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Ship Louis Philippe

I, J. Castoff, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the Duties 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 said Ship Louis Philippe whereof I am Master, from Havre

Sworn to this 2 Janry 1843 M. L. ???? (signature difficult to decipher) before me, J Castoff

List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Louis Philippe whereof J. Castoff is Master, from Havre burthen 794-32/95 tons.

Columns represent: Passenger number, Name, Age, Gender,the Country to which they severally belong, the Country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Occupations. The column for country of intended citizenship has been omitted in this list because all have declared that to be the United States, and the column for occupation has been omitted becasue #1 - 48 are all listed as Farmers. Passengers # 49 - 52 are listed as travelling in cabin, presumably all others were steerage.

 1  Wilhelm Geiss          45    M    Prussia
 2  Jacob Riedst           23    M    Prussia
 3  Friedrich Bender       29    M    Prussia
 4  Catharina Bender       41    F    Prussia
 5  Friedrich Bender       14    M    Prussia
 6  Christian Bender       10    M    Prussia
 7  Salome Bender           9    F    Prussia
 8  Georg Bender            6    M    Prussia
 9  Eva Bender              4    F    Prussia
10  Christian Null         21    M    Prussia
11  Salome Borneisen       21    F    Prussia
12* Johan Rath             28    M    Prussia
13* Margaretha Rath        27    F    Prussia
14* Sophie Rath             2    F    Prussia
15  Georg Sinn             36    M    Prussia
16  Heinrich Glockner      36    M    Prussia
17  Catharina Glockner     21    F    Prussia
18  Heinrich Glockner      10    M    Prussia
19  Louis Glockner          3    M    Prussia
20  Heinrich Krebs         37    M    Prussia
21  Maria Krebs            23    F    Prussia
22  Georg Krebs            10    M    Prussia
23  Catharina Krebs         7    F    Prussia
24  Heinrich Krebs          2    M    Prussia
25  Jacob Kunz             66    M    Prussia
26  Magdalena Kunz         22    F    Prussia
27  Louise Kunz            24    F    Prussia
28  Simon Rebmann          47    M    Prussia
29  Jacob Wagner           19    M    Prussia
30* Charles Desmoineau     23    M    France
31  Friedrich Kaussler     26    M    Bavaria
32* John Biggs             39    ?    England
33* Philip Fritz           24    ?    France
34* Auguste Buser          24    ?    Switzerland
35* Ludwig Apfel           28    ?    Bavaria
36* Francois Probst        39    ?    France
37* Peter Probst           27    ?    France
38  Mathis Grill           22    M    France
39  Marie Renaud           24    F    France
40  Charlotte Renaud       21    F    France
41  Catharina Barbier      22    F    France
42  Nicolas Daueschauer    24    M    Bavaria
43  Edward Nutt            33    M    Bavaria
44  Elisabetha Bolanders   52    F    Bavaria
45  Philipina Bolanders     6    F    Bavaria
46  Anton Wentkans         21    M    Prussia
47  Georg Wentkans         14    M    Prussia
48  Franz Wentkans         18    M    Prussia 

Cabin Passengers
 
49  Thomas H. Mulledy      48    M    U.S.
50  Margaret Crousullat    42    F    U.S.
51  Louis P Hinichs        32    M    France
52  Thomas White           60    M    Ireland

Transcriber's notes:
#12        Age may be 20 instead of 28
#12 - 14   Surname could be Roth
#30        Surname may be Desmoineaux because of a flourish
           after the "u" which may either be that, just a 
           decoration, or an "x"
#32 - 37   No gender designated for these passengers
#49        Occupation listed as Clergyman.
#51        Occupation listed as Merchant

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 51, List 2.

Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 September 2000

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