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Germany to Texas 6 October 1845
Captain: Capt. Skofield
Unknown Germany
6 October 1845
Texas
Captain Skofield
Columns represent: given name and city to which they belong.
1   Michael Bogg              Gockser.
2   Mathias Dickopf           Walmerod.
3   Johann Kartenacker        Walmerod.
4   Jost D. Andreas           Weidebach.
5   F. Leonhard Buch          Eisenach.
6   S. B. Dehner              Mainz.
7   Johann Kuhl               Wettersburg.
8   Ludwig Elpert             Mainz.
9   W. Kiessler               Holshauser.
10  Peter Frei                Hainchen.
11  Friedrich Schafter        Tainshen.
12  Keinrich Kropp            Krugstein.
13  Anton Dreste              Fuida.
14  Friedrich L. Dotter       Laudenhausen.
15  August Bottcher           Darmstadt.
16  Samuel Aniendt            Darnstadt.
17  Gustav Dreiss             Heilbrom.
18  Carl Muller               Sonheim.
19  Carl Kaiser               Niederhausen.
20  John G. Reininger         Mainz.
21  John Waldschmidt          Niederwaul.
22  Peter Michel              Hallgarten.
23  John Besier               Wannbach.
24  Heinrich Roth             Hallgarten.
25  Martin Engelman           Hallgarten.
26  Bernhard Ombach           Hallgarten.
27  Bernhard Bechtold         Hochhausen.
28  John Weber                Esch.
29  John Biver                Esch.
30  Nicol. Schmideler         Niederhausen.
31  John Feininger            Bergebuschbach.
32  John Adam Kunz            Beerfelden.
33  Peter Horlen              Konigstein.
34  Joseph Bauer              Fluszbach.
35  Phillipp Gerner           Kreuznach.
36  Carl August Buchel        Kreuznach.
37  Helene Eglinger           Hallgarten.
38  Michael Moss              Hochhausen.
39  Phillip Eschenbach        Konigstein.
40  Elizabeth Bauer           Konigstein.
This SHIP LIST was translated by Hermann Seele of San Antonio, Texas,from the German Year Book (31st issue), published by the New Braunfels Zeitung for 1936, being a supplement to the regular issue of the New Braunfels Zeitung, dated Thursday, July 9, 1936.
The German newspaper (Zeitung) was founded November 12, 1852.
This list was translated by Hermann Seele of San Antonio, Texas
Retyped with the permission of the
San Antonio Genealogical and Historical Society
as published in "Our Heritage"
Volume VI, April 1965, Number 3
Transcribed by Joan Renfrow a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 13 June 2000


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