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Brig Anna Louisa
Lists of passengers arrived from foreign ports at the Port of Galveston during the quarter ending September 30th 1857.
Date of Denom. and name Name of Where from Entrance. of vessel. Master. July 31st Brig Anna Louisa Meyer Bremen
Columns represent: Name of Passengers, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they Belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 F.A.F.Prutz 23 M Blacksmith Germany Texas 2 Eduard Konigsberger 43 M Farmer Germany Texas 3 Joh.H.Schroder 25 M Farmer Germany Texas 4 Albert Schroder 19 M Farmer Germany Texas 5 Margarethe E. Malz 43 F Germany Texas 6 Johann M. Malz 18 M Germany Texas 7 Peter Malz 16 M Germany Texas 8 Wm. Malz 11 M Germany Texas 9 Joh.Ph.Waguer 40 M Blacksmith Germany Texas 10 Sam Waguer 35 M Vinedresser Germany Texas 11 Anna Marie Waguer 26 F Germany Texas 12 Elizabeth Holderbaum 28 F Germany Texas 13 Carl Holderbaum 2 M Germany Texas 14 Anna Cath.Gelser 51 F Germany Texas 15 Cath.Gelser 12 F Germany Texas 16 Peter Kreiner 26 F Farmer Germany Texas 17 Peter Kalzben 30 M Labourer Germany Texas 18 Franz Kinbel 26 M Ropemaker Germany Texas 19 Eleanore Zapp 22 F Germany Texas 20 Carl Zapp 3 M Germany Texas 21 Fritz Wickeland 18 M Gardener Germany Texas 22 Ludov.Malshen 21 M Merchant Germany Texas Port of Galveston September 30th 1857 H.Stewart Collector.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575.
Transcribed by Iolene McArthur a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 June 2001
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