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Bremen, Germany to New York
19 June 1862
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, A. Dannemann, 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 Collecter 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 Bremen Bark Tuisko whereof I
am Master, from Bremen.
So help me God, A. Dannemann
Sworn to, this the 19 June 1862 Before me ????DC
LIST or MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Bremen Bark Tuisko
whereof A. Dannemann is Master, from Bremen Burthen 694 1/2 Tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they
severally belong, City or State of destination.
1 Louise Freye 17 female Germany New York
2 Heinrich Hans 23 male farmer New York New York
3 Martha Neumeyer 14 female Germany New York
4 Maria Mertling 20 female Germany New York
5 Josephine Mertling 17 female Germany New York
6 Eduard Deiterich 15 male Germany New York
7 Bertha Safel 20 female Germany Connecticut
8 Gustav Meyer 39 male merchant Germany New York
9 Carl Sach 16 male Germany New York
10 Gustav Jalgkler 30 male farmer Germany New York
11 Samuel Reichmann 22 male farmer Germany Albany
12 Wilhelm Jlunger 31 male joiner Germany Connecticut
13 Hans Wienskowski 34 male soldier Germany New York
14 Johann David Meyer 28 male wever Germany Connecticut
15 Rebecca Wackhusen 24 female Germany New York
16 Catherine Strohsalel 20 female Germany Connecticut
17 Carl Schweinsberg 17 male merchant Germany New York
18 Louise Rust 25 female Germany Chicago
19 J Bilighausen 25 male Germany Illinois
20 Ranneu Windhusen 15 male farmer Germany Minnesota
21 Wilhelm Spesher 32 male baker Germany Pennsylvania
22 Minna Spesher 32 female Germany Pennsylvania
23 Ferdinand Spesher 2 male Germany Pennsylvania
24 Hugo Spesher 2m male Germany Pennsylvania
25 Eduard Jordan 34 male merchant Germany New York
26 Hermann Klepsch 48 male merchant Germany New York
27 Johann Tohler 35 male shoemaker New York New York
28 Friederike ? 36 female New York New York
29 Johannes Staub 37 male cooper Germany New York
30 Dorothea Staub 41 female Germany New York
31 Madetta Staub 17 female Germany New York
32 Maria Staub 13 female Germany New York
33 Wilhelmine Staub 12 female Germany New York
34 Alexander Linsenhoff 21 male sogans maker Germany New York
35 Hienrich Haak 37 male carpenter Germany St Louis
36 Justine Haak 39 female Germany St Louis
37 Leopold Haak 10 male Germany St Louis
38 August Haak 9m male Germany St Louis
39 Otto Fahl 32 male farmer Germany St Louis
40 Erdmann Hallatz 42 male farmer Germany Illinois
41 Caroline Hallatz 29 female Germany Illinois
42 Justine Hallatz 7 female Germany Illinois
43 Carl Hallatz 3 male Germany Illinois
44 David Hallatz 6m male Germany Illinois
45 Paul Rhoder 31 male farmer Germany Illinois
46 Anna Rhoder 42 female Germany Illinois
47 Julius Rhoder 16 male Germany Illinois
48 Henriette Rhoder 7 female Germany Illinois
49 August Rhoder 3 male Germany Illinois
50 Christian Schannhorst 43 male farmer Germany Illinois
51 Wilhelmine Schannhorst 36 female Germany Illinois
52 Wilhelmine Schannhorst 18 female Germany Illinois
53 Eleanore Schannhorst 63 female Germany Illinois
54 Elise Lehmann 18 female Germany New York
55 Johannes Binder 24 male farmer Germany New York
56 Johanna Binder 24 male Germany New York
57 Christine Peil 19 female Germany New York
58 Jacob Giehring 25 male farmer Germany Ohio
59 Conrad Henkel 29 male farmer Germany Ohio
60 Ludwig Wente 34 male farmer Germany Illinois
61 Sophie Wente 35 female Germany Illinois
62 Sophie Wente 8 female Germany Illinois
63 Marie Wente 6 female Germany Illinois
64 Doris Wente 4 female Germany Illinois
65 Louise Wente 6m female Germany Illinois
66 Heinrich Buttermann 18 male taylor Germany Illinois
67 Gottlieb Hetzemann 24 male taylor Germany Indiana
68 Christine Meyer 24 female Germany Indiana
69 Maria Buchel 21 female Germany Pittsburgh
70 Elisabeth Buchel 28 female Germany Pittsburgh
71 Georg Gatz 57 male farmer Germany Illinois
72 Maryanethe Gatz 52 female Germany Illinois
73 Johann Lau 32 male farmer Germany Illinois
74 Friedrich Engel 19 male joiner Germany Albany
75 Charlotte Nickel 23 female Germany Ohio
76 Attilie Wecklufs 26 female Germany New York
77 Carl Quade 40 male farmer Germany Wisconsin
78 Pauline Quade 24 female Germany Wisconsin
79 Elisabeth Draheim 26 female Germany Wisconsin
80 Simon Kleeberg 20 male merchant Germany California
81 Joseph Ruckert 20 male farmer Germany New York
82 Joseph Geiser 19 male farmer Germany Michigan
83 Johannes Herbaht 24 male farmer Germany Michigan
84 Louis Danai 34 male shoemaker Germany Jersey
85 Emma Danai 24 female Germany Jersey
86 Ernst Danai 4 male Germany Jersey
87 Georg Danai 2 male Germany Jersey
88 Eduard Danai 6m male Germany Jersey
89 Georg Ringelmann 34 male Germany Jersey
90 Josepha Ringelmann 30 female Germany Jersey
91 Johann Vogles 32 male farmer Germany New York
92 Anna Gebhardt 31 female Germany New York
93 Margaretha Wolff 28 female Germany New York
94 Johann Schniefer 39 male farmer Germany New York
95 Johann Rokner 36 male farmer Germany New York
96 Georg Hubschmann 26 male farmer Germany New York
97 Kunigunde Trausner 24 female Germany New York
98 Margarethe Rhedel 25 female Germany New York
99 Johann Brutting 34 male farmer Germany New York
100 Christin Gollner 36 male wever Germany New York
101 Friedrich Wollsner 63 male farmer Germany Wisconsin
102 Friedrich Wollsner 27 male farmer Germany Wisconsin
103 Henrietta Wollsner 23 female Germany Wisconsin
104 Louise Wollsner 15 female Germany Wisconsin
105 Peter Gerhard 31 male caker Germany New York
106 Catharine Gerhard 31 female Germany New York
107 Heinrich Tippe 15 male caker Germany New York
108 Henriette Tippe 18 female Germany New York
109 Bruno Jobst 33 male cooper Germany Indiana
110 Anna Jobst 29 female Germany Indiana
111 Wilhelm Jobst 3 male Germany Indiana
112 Henriette Jobst 6m female Germany Indiana
113 Helene Bois 29 female Germany New York
114 Conrad Kruger 40 male farmer Germany Ohio
115 Rosa Kruger 36 female Germany Ohio
116 Ephima Kruger 9 male Germany Ohio
117 Franziska Kruger 5 female Germany Ohio
118 Hairesia Kruger 9m female Germany Ohio
119 Lionhard Hahl 33 male shoemaker Germany New York
120 Catharine Hahl 27 female Germany New York
121 Adam Hahl 24 male farmer Germany New York
122 Georg Hahl 18 male farmer Germany New York
123 Eva Hahl 17 female Germany New York
124 Barbara Hahl 23 female Germany New York
125 Barbara Hahl 12 female Germany New York
126 Lionhard Hahl 9 male Germany New York
127 Maria Brichl 25 female Germany New York
128 Christiane Murr ? female Germany New York
129 Dorothea Murr 18 female Germany New York
130 Friederike Murr 19 female Germany New York
131 Jacob Hermann 20 male farmer Germany New York
132 Georg Bos 24 male farmer Germany New York
133 Anna Noll 22 female Germany New York
134 Johannes Wolf 20 male farmer Germany New York
135 Eustachius Narefs 34 male farmer Germany New York
136 Catharine Autla 33 female Germany New York
137 Heinrich Clerist 36 male farmer Germany New York
138 Amand Firte 20 male farmer Germany Pennsylvania
139 Friedrich Henning 27 male farmer Germany New York
140 Sophia Krefs 29 female Germany New York
141 Cresunzia Krefs 5 female Germany New York
142 Catharine Hoffmann 22 female Germany Ohio
143 Carl Schmidt 33 male wever Germany New York
144 Otto Nebilsieck 25 male farmer Germany New York
145 Albert Haberkamp 18 male farmer Germany New York
146 Elisabeth Haberkamp 17 female Germany New York
147 Christine Hartmann 15 female Germany New York
148 Carl Schroder 26 male farmer Germany Illinois
L49 Louise Leigh 18 female Germany New York
150 Sophie Schmidt 24 female Germany Philadelphia
151 Rosine Rothenberger 24 female Germany New York
152 Christian Schamberger 23 male ? Germany New York
153 Friedrich Kretzanmar 23 male taylor Germany New York
154 Gottlieb Schubert 45 male farmer Germany New York
155 Johanne Schubert 45 male farmer Germany New York
156 Friederike Schubert 18 male farmer Germany New York
157 Oscar Kramer 19 male shoemaker Germany New York
158 Georg Becker 20 male merchant Germany New York
159 Wilhelm Munch 23 male farmer Germany New York
160 Johann Loos 35 male butcher Germany New York
161 Barbara Schatz 26 female Germany New York
162 Josyela Haderfhauer 26 male farmer Germany New York
163 Conrad Kumpel 25 male farmer Germany New York
164 Georg Kokler 21 male farmer Germany New York
165 Johann Pafer 22 male taylor Germany New York
166 Elisabeth Kummel 21 female Germany New York
167 Christian Seifert 35 male joiner Germany New York
168 Christiane Thiem 49 female Germany New York
169 Martin Efsing 2? male cooper Germany New York
170 Henrietta Efsing 3 female Germany New York
171 August Efsing 9m male Germany New York
172 Eva Efsing 8 female Germany New York
173 Michael Weifsbrod 30 male wever Germany New York
174 Martha Sachs 29 female Germany New York
175 Hohann Slatther 19 male taylor Germany New York
176 Carl Diehl 17 male merchant Germany New York
177 Paul Ruhl 15 male merchant Germany New York
178 Phillipp Schmidt 23 male farmer Germany New York
179 Marie Rofs 49 female Germany New York
Transcriber's Notes:
* The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder.
* The use of a ? indictes a word or letters that could not be read, due to
quality of original document.
* ???? Unable to read signature of DC
* The occupation wever must be weaver.
* The occupation taylor must be tailor.
* The "Died on voyage" column was eliminated but there were the following two
incidences.
26 Hermann Klepsch male (killed himself)
90 Josepha Ringelmann female died on the voyage.
Passenger Notes:
28 Friederike ? surname unreadable
26 Hermann Klepsch male
90 Josepha Ringelmann female died on the voyage.
152 Christian Schamberger male occupation? unreadable due to bad copy.
Correspondence 2/25/02 passenger #144 Nebelsiek
I found a relative on one of your shiplists: Bark Tuisko arrived on
19 June 1862 from Bremen in New York. Passenger No. 144 is Otto Nebilsieck.
This is his story:
Otto Alexander Nebelsiek was born on 21 Nov. 1835 in Wildenborn near
Zeitz, Sachsen, Germany. His parents were Georg Karl Wilhelm Nebelsiek
and Sophie Friederike Christiane Beusch. Otto became a forester like his
father and several ancestors before. He emigrated in 1862 to the USA and
took part in the war and was seriously wounded by a shoot through the
lungs. This wound was the cause of his death on 7 Sept 1874 in Fishkil
near New York. As far as we know he did not marry or have any children -
but who knows?
If anybody recognizes his name I would be glad to hear about it.
Uta Härtling, Germany
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National Archives and Records Administration: Film M237, Reel 220, List 575
Transcribed by Ralph Eckerberg a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
2 May 2000
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