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Ship Harle
Ship: Harle, of London.
Ralph Harle, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes. At the Court house of Philadelphia, 1 Sept. 1736, one hundred fifty one Foreigners from the Palatinate and other places, who, with their families, making in all three hundred eighty-eight persons were imported here and qualified.
1 Frans Hackert 2 Johannes Van Laaschet 3 Johannes Petrus Van Laaschet 4 Christian Van Laaschet 5 Johannes Kirkt 6 Johan Philip Wick 7 Johan Philip Wergonner 8 Abraham Tegast 9 Johannes Hannewald 10 Johannes Lorentz 11 Abraham Tirgartz 12 Jacob Kemlie 13 Johan Valentine Fokt 14 Johan Mathias Fokt 15 Johan Daniel Braunn 16 Johan Michael Crowel 17 George Nicolas Sysloof 18 Johan Baltzer Sysloof 19 Johannes Schnieder 20 Johannes Zacharias 21 Nicolas Melchior 22 Baltzer Stephanns 23 Johan Lutwig Wyker 24 Johan Henrich Brunner 25 Abraham Appler 26 Johan Jorig Basil 27 Ludwig Camerer 28 Johannes Michael Weygall 29 Laborious Merschottz 30 Christian Schricak 31 Conrad Frankberger 32 Johannes Brosinger 33 Daniel Meyer 34 Johannes Rossman 35 Johannes Hess 36 Christof Windematt 37 Yorig Sysloof 38 Wilhelm Hetterling 39 Daniel Nargar 40 Johan Peter Nagar 41 Nicolas Traber 42 Michael Dom 43 Johan Christopher Treber 44 Carl Kern 45 Nicolas Rebell 46 Johan Jorig Jaky 47 Jacob Amandus 48 Andreas Yokam 49 Leonhart Cranbach 50 Emcent Shadlin 51 Jacob Hofstedler 52 Jacob Eyser 53 Johannes Rubell 54 Friedrick Bregell 55 Jacob Jeyser 56 Aaron Cook 57 Friedrick Minhart 58 Rudolph Hackmann 59 Jacob Fellman 60 Jacob Sonday 61 Cornelius Weygandt 62 Abraham Snider 63 Nicolas Lang 64 Adam Boher 65 Ludwig Lay 66 Christian Erb 67 Johan Jorig Wintermont 68 Peter Heironimous 69 Peter Rentsh 70 Hans Melchior Byer 71 Andreas Nargang 72 Johannes Butler 73 Clemens Stout Ceeker 74 Mathias Speck 75 Derrick Mart 76 Hans Jacob Woyl 77 Johan Wilhelm Speck 78 Peter Stoutbecker 79 Henrich Garhart 80 Andreas Brimm 81 Johan Jacob Tonaspeck 82 Andreas Haillman 83 Johan Mathias Bruch 84 Hans Peter Fegelin 85 Hans Jorig Mien 86 Paulus Brunner 87 Johan Jorig Vanbott 88 Johannes Jorig Shirtler 89 Johannes Conrad Grim 90 Christian Landes 91 Michael Linder 92 Thomas Hummel 93 Andreas Gross 94 Johan Adam Shans 95 Leongart Yeager 96 Zacharias Sekler 97 Johan Valentine Schere 98 Peter Roop 99 Michael Noll 100 Isaac Adolph Delb 101 Johan Jacob Christler 102 Johannes Mayer 103 Nicolas Anger 104 Casper Meyer 105 Lutwig Meyer 106 Casper Stelling 107 Christian Stukly 108 Johan Jacob Nuss 109 Dewalt Beyer 110 Hans Conrats Bab 111 Johannes Brunb 112 Matthias Dick 113 Henrich Wolgamot 114 Abraham Wolgamot 115 Joseph Wolgamot 116 Jorig Adam Warner 117 Christian Suder 118 Johannes Gerber 119 Jonadan Heger 120 Matthias Reser 121 Jacob Cuntz 122 Jacob Hollinger 123 Jacob Ledtreman 124 Jacob Kochnour 125 Herman Crott 126 Johan Philip Mentz 127 Henrich Wydebach 128 Casper Coppersmidt 129 Johannes Frandeberger 130 Andreas Frank 131 Adam Vampull 132 Johan Peter Vampull 133 Hans Jorig Hantwerg 134 Johannes Fuchs 135 Godfriedt Grill 136 Johannes Rotroke 137 Johan Jacob Paalt 138 Johan Jacob Zyderman 139 Nicolas Post 140 Henrich Dubbs 141 Andreas Cratz 142 Jacob Libhart 143 Valentine Noy 144 Johan Adam Honanschell 145 Jorig Mich Freidrich 146 Johan Albrecht Sigle 147 Johan Peter Marstiller 148 Johan Jorig Lonarb 149 Christopher Rudolph Correspondence April 3, 2002 passenger #122 Hollinger Our family has traced back our ancestor of Jacob Hollinger who came from Holland on Harle ship in 1736, with 388 immigrants and the captain of this ship was Mr. Ralph Harle. Jacob arrived from Holland to Philadelphia on Sept. 1, 1736. He settled in Lancaster County, PA. It also should be noted another Jacob Hollinger came on the ship "Virginia Grace" landing Sept. 24, 1737. (manifest can be found at Virtuous Grace) Jacob was married at least twice and probably three times. He fathered 24 children, 14 sons, and 10 daughters. We have 5 generations of basically just family names for Jacob Hollinger. The fifth generation is Abram Hollinger who was born April 11, 1853 Upton, PA Franklin County and died Nov. 13, 1904 who married Clara Delila Shindle on Nov 2, 1875. They had five daughters, and from this point we have high percentage complete genealogy. Ray Mummert Correspondence September 7, 2004 passenger #8 & 11 Tegast/Tirgartz 08 Abraham Tegast (sic) 11 Abraham Tirgartz (sic)Correspondence added April 19, 2006 Passenger # 69, Rentsh I am a descendent of Peter Rentsh who came over on the Harle and eventually settled in Hagerstown, MD. I follow my family tree through Peter's son John Stull Rentch. You may add my e-mail as a link. Devin Rench
Correspondence added August 1, 2007 Johann Mathias Bruch/Brug Johann Mathias Bruch/Brug, age 23, of Dusseldorf, settled in Northampton County, Pa. south of Easton in Willliam’s township and married Anna Barbara. Linda O’Brien Source: 1. Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants of German, Swiss, Dutch & French from 1727 to 1776 by Professor I. Daniel Rupp. "It is the 8th edition dated 1898 with German translation. The book contains ships lists of passengers during that time period. I have browsed through some of it & of course came across "Abraham TIEGARDEN Sen." & "Abraham TIEGARDEN" on the "HARLE" dated Sept. 1, 1736." (K. R. Edwards) 2. Descendants of Abraham Tegarden compiled by Helen Elizabeth Vigt June 1967, Revised Edition published June 1988 by George and Shirley Teegarden. "Spelling variations of the surname in the US are Teagarden, Teegarden, and Tegarden. According to page 24 of this book the fair was 11 guineas for each full freight of baggage and household effects, children under 4 were free, 4 to 14 were half fare, and 14 and older were full fare. Signatures on the Oath of Allegiance to His Present Majesty King George II and his successors were Abraham Tegarden for the Sr. and Abraham Tiegart for the Jr." Martha D. Bush-Blocker Biography: "The Teegarden Farm, which gave the family the name, was one of five "yards" or "gardens" of the Franconian Kings Court at Solingen, after 0843 this area became part of the German Kingdom). The passenger Abraham Tegarden, Sr. was born 1688/89 in the Solingen Area of Germany, his death was in 1753 near Hagerstown, MD. Abraham Tegarden, Jr. was born in 1718 in or near Solingen, Germany. He was married to Mary Parker in Aug. 1743 at Annapolis, ND. His death was in 1783 in Washington Co. (now Greene Co,) PA."
Ship Passenger Lists PA and Delaware by Carl Boyer III. 1641-1875.
Transcribed and Contributed by Cheryl Myers for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
11 March 2001
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