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Ship Elise
I, E. G. Ahlhorn, Master of the Ship Elise of Bremen, do solemnly swear, that the annexed list contains to the best of my knowlege and belief, a just and true account or report, of all passengers, who have been taken on board the said ship at Bremen, or any other foreign port, or at sea, and brought in said vessel into any district of the United States, since her departure from the said Port of Bremen. (Signed) E. G. Ahlhorn. Sworn to before me, this 8th day of Sept. 1845, (signed) John ?.
List of all the Passengers on board the Bremen ship Elise, E. G. Ahlhorn, Master, from Bremen, bound to Baltimore, burthen 443 tons.
Columns represent: name, age, last dwelling place, occupation, place of destination, baggage.
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Cabin
1 Jacob Muller 27 Stade merchant Boston seven boxes
Steerage
2 Fredrick William Smith 29 Louisville merchant Louisville four boxes
3* William Phillip Smith 18 U?h?e baker Louisville
4 Minna Smith 23 U?h?e milliner Louisville
5 Adam Oester 28 Hassenberg tailor Cincinnati six boxes
6 Margaret Oester 18 Hassenberg wife Cincinnati
7 John Oester 9m Hassenberg child Cincinnati
8 Antonette Hanfling 47 Hassenberg servant girl Cincinnati
9 John Georg Hanfling 20 Hassenberg shoemaker Cincinnati
10 Margaret Barbara Hanfling 14 Hassenberg servant girl Cincinnati
11 Rosine Bandler 23 Hassenberg servant girl Cincinnati
12 Regine Bandler 3m Hassenberg child Cincinnati
13 Margaret Fugmann 20 Hassenberg servant girl Cincinnati
14 Eva Dorette Wunderhof 25 Hassenberg servant girl Cincinnati
15 Christina Benner 16 Hof servant girl Cincinnati four boxes
16 Jacob Schaferlein 32 Hof miller Cincinnati
17 Barbara Oberander 36 Hof wife Cincinnati
18 John Oberander 11 Hof boy Cincinnati
19* Beta Oberander ? Hof child Cincinnati
20* Margaret H?ublein 38 Hof ? Cincinnati
21* Adam H?ublein ? Hof child Cincinnati
22* Abraham Thomas ?? Behringen painter Pittsburg six boxes & 1 cask
23 Louise Thomas 38 Behringen wife Pittsburg
24 Fredrick Rud. Thomas 19 Behringen mason Pittsburg
25 Charles Thomas 17 Behringen mason Pittsburg
26 Reinard Thomas 15 Behringen child Pittsburg
27 Richard Thomas 13 Behringen child Pittsburg
28 Julius Thomas 11 Behringen child Pittsburg
29* Louise Thomas ? Behringen child Pittsburg
30* William Adolph Thomas ? Behringen child Pittsburg
31* Bernadine Thomas ? Behringen painter Pittsburg
32 Margaret Murhmann 63 Behringen mother Pittsburg
33* Andreas Sche??e 51 ?n?hsteinach farmer Pittsburg one box & two bundles
34* Elise Sche??e 4? ?n?hsteinach wife Pittsburg
35* Rosine Sche??e 2? ?n?hsteinach servant girl Pittsburg
36* Barbara Sche??e ? ?n?hsteinach child Pittsburg
37* John Gollner ? ?n?hsteinach joiner Pittsburg
38 Margaret Eisen 39 Altenhausen servant girl Pittsburg
39 Barbara Eisen 3 Altenhausen child Pittsburg
40 Christoph Wenzel 31 Uhrbach weaver Baltimore four boxes
41 Frederike Wenzel 36 Uhrbach wife Baltimore
42 William Wenzel 3 Uhrbach child Baltimore
43* Christoph B?ck 22 Uhrbach carpenter Baltimore
44 Philipp Stolze 20 Uhrbach carpenter Baltimore
45 Henry Schonstadt 24 Uhrbach carpenter Baltimore
46 Charles Dickmer 23 Uhrbach cooper Baltimore
47 Christian Hollenbacher 54 Ludenhausen farmer Cincinnati two boxes
48 Susanna Hollenbacher 60 Ludenhausen wife Cincinnati
49 Leonhard Hollenbacher 26 Ludenhausen tailor Cincinnati
50 Elisa Hollenbacher 35 Ludenhausen wife Cincinnati
51 Susan Hollenbacher 2 Ludenhausen child Cincinnati
52 Louise Stange 19 Ludenhausen servant girl Cincinnati
53* Frederick ?eck 3? ????kirchen mason Baltimore three boxes
54* Sophie ?eck 4? ????kirchen wife Baltimore
55 William ?eck 19 ????kirchen mason Baltimore
56 Louis ?eck 17 ????kirchen mason Baltimore
57 Frederick ?eck 13 ????kirchen child Baltimore
58 August ?eck 8 ????kirchen child Baltimore
59 Leopold ?eck 5 ????kirchen child Baltimore
60 Christine Kramer 45 Harbach servant girl Baltimore six boxes
61 Anna Barbara Kramer 16 Harbach servant girl Baltimore
62 Leonhard Smith 46 Bullenheim shoemaker Baltimore
63 Anna Margaret Smith 43 Bullenheim wife Baltimore
64 Catharine Falk 57 Kitzingen milliner Baltimore
65 Henriette Falk 27 Kitzingen milliner Baltimore
66 Georg Falk 23 Kitzingen shoemaker Baltimore
67 Barbara Falk 24 Buchbrun wife Baltimore
68 Ursula Falk 4m Buchbrun child Baltimore
69* Anna Barbara Knau? 19 Kitzingen servant girl Baltimore one box, one cask, one trunk
70 Wendelin Engles 27 Vollbach tailor Baltimore
71* Charles Tra?p?t Sa?e 33 Vollbach mason Baltimore
72* Fredrick Will. Fellerlein 26 Lunzena? tanner Baltimore one trunk, one cask, one bundle, two boxes
73* Michel D?nck 34 Oberhochstadt tanner Baltimore
74* Ludwig Sommer ?1 Coburg grocer Baltimore
75 Johanne Sommer 30 Coburg wife Baltimore
76 Frederike Sommer 23 Coburg servant girl Baltimore
77* Peter Pac?? 31 K??ps miller Baltimore
78* Henry Kohler 25 Eh??let farmer Cincinnati seven boxes, one trunk, one bundle
79 Margaret Hopf 20 Horb servant girl Cincinnati
80 Margaret Smith 22 Brugel servant girl Cincinnati
81 Casper Appel 27 Hain butcher Cincinnati
82* Daniel Orta? 20 Hain coachmaker Cincinnati
83* Daniel ?eller 20 Hain mason Cincinnati
84* Fred. Edw. G?nkel 24y6m Muhlhausen baker Cincinnati
85 Theodor Ferd. G?nkel 26 Muhlhausen shoemaker Cincinnati
86 Stephan Haim 23 Erlangen farmer Baltimore three bundles
87 Cristoph Achelis 39 Erlangen butcher Baltimore
88 Henry Achelis 12 Erlangen son Baltimore
89* Christian Hoffmeister 31 ?er?e coachman Baltimore
90 Georg Fr. Smith 23 Stierbach brewer Baltimore
91 Caspar Stumpf 27 Burgwindheim tailor Baltimore one trunk, one cask, one bundle, two boxes
92 Sophie Stumpf 30 Carlstadt wife Baltimore
93 Georg Schiller 23 Kirchschonbach mason Baltimore
94 Christian Lang 29 Kirchschonbach farmer Baltimore
95 John Hinkelmann 26 Steinbach tailor Baltimore
96 Andreas Fritz 28 Frankenheim farmer St. Louis one trunk & three boxes
97 Caspar Eilingsfeld 25 Hamelburg shoemaker St. Louis
98 Barbara Eilingsfeld 32 Hamelburg wife St. Louis
99 Peter Hinkelmann 9m Hamelburg child St. Louis
100* Domian? Te??a 65 Hamelburg shoemaker St. Louis
101 Margaret Te??a 65 Hamelburg wife St. Louis
102 John Albert 48 Strosendorf farmer Cincinnati one trunk & two boxes
103 Eva Albert 42 Strosendorf wife Cincinnati
104 Georg Albert 11 Strosendorf child Cincinnati
105 Veit Albert 6m Strosendorf child Cincinnati
106 Margaret Albert 21 Strosendorf servant girl Cincinnati
107 John Schwarz 28 Obernsees tailor Baltimore six boxes
108* Caroline ??bacher 28 Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
109 Henry ??bacher 25 Strosendorf painter Baltimore
110 Georg Fischer 27 Strosendorf tailor Baltimore
111 Catharine Schnapp 36 Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
112 Margaret Huhnlein 22 Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
113 Anna Shmit 28 Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
114 Veit Gebelein 44 Strosendorf shoemaker Baltimore one trunk, five boxes
115 Margaret Gebelein 43 Strosendorf wife Baltimore
116 Christina Gebelein 19 Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
117* Margaret Hoffmann ?? Strosendorf servant girl Baltimore
118 Kunigunde Wimann 45 Burgkundstet milliner Baltimore
119 Leonore Wimann 14 Burgkundstet milliner Baltimore
120 John Schraub 22 Heielberg farmer Baltimore one bundle, one ballen, one cask, one bag, and two boxes
121 John Adam Jacob 36 Weisendorf baker Baltimore
122 Dionys Erwick 26 Neuenburg weaver Baltimore
123 Georg Arnold 26 Hirschfeld farmer Baltimore
124 Anna Marie Arnold 29 Hirschfeld wife Baltimore
125 Regine Raab 36 Westheim wife Baltimore one box
126 Abraham Raab 12 Westheim child Baltimore
127 Fette Raab 9 Westheim child Baltimore
128* Hei? Raab 4 Westheim child Baltimore
129 Hermann Arenhorff 42 Raelberg farmer Louisville seven boxes
130 Caspar Dollmann 26 Lohne weaver Cincinnati
131 Elisabeth Dollmann 27 Lohne wife Cincinnati
132 Henry Mohr 36 Lohne farmer Cincinnati
133 Catharine Mohr 5 Lohne child Cincinnati
134* Cle?is Zah?sen 19 Lohne cigarmaker Cincinnati
135 Christine Zah?sen 50 Lohne mother Cincinnati
136* William Prai?e 24 Reichenbach joiner Baltimore three trunks
137* Fredrick Phras?h 32 Lubthein ? Baltimore
138* Henry Hake 28 Stahlsbach ? Baltimore
139 John Henry Brandt 18 Bohnhorst farmer Cincinnati four boxes
140* Hermann ?ogemann 38 Dinklage farmer Cincinnati
141 Marie Elizabeth ?ogemann 42 Dinklage wife Cincinnati
142 Marie Eliza ?ogemann 7 Dinklage child Cincinnati
143 Dominikus ?ogemann 2 Dinklage child Cincinnati
144 Franz Herman Kroger 35 Dinklage farmer Cincinnati one trunk, five boxes
145 Catharine Kroger 38 Dinklage wife Cincinnati
146 Herrmann Kroger 19 Dinklage tailor Cincinnati
147* John Heinr. Bundmeier 20 ? farmer Cincinnati
148 Eliza Bundmeier 23 ? servant girl Cincinnati
149 John Henry Bundmeier 20 ? tailor Cincinnati
150 Franz Hone 33 Dinklage farmer Cincinnati one trunk, three boxes
151 Margaret Hone 35 Dinklage wife Cincinnati
152 Joseph Schwarte 40 Dinklage farmer Cincinnati
153 John Giere 29 Dinklage farmer Cincinnati
154 Bernhardina Helms 25 Dinklage servant girl Cincinnati
155 Andreas Krum 24 Burkartroth farmer Baltimore two boxes
156 Anna Krum 22 Burkartroth wife Baltimore
157 Ursula Seifert 25 Burkartroth servant girl Baltimore
158* John Bohm 26 Altm?nster farmer Baltimore one trunk, two boxes
159 Dorethe Bohm 34 Altm?nster wife Baltimore
160 Catharine Hachmann 25 Altm?nster milliner Baltimore
161* Martin Hammelbohn 25 Altm?nster cooper Baltimore
162 Daniel Hammelbohn 18 Altm?nster cooper Baltimore
163 Frederik Wiegand 52 Baumbach joiner Cincinnati three boxes
164 Gertrude Wiegand 29 Baumbach wife Cincinnati
165 Martha Eliza Wiegand 4 Baumbach child Cincinnati
166 Diederick Wiegand 11 Baumbach child Cincinnati
167 Frederick Wiegand 2 Baumbach child Cincinnati
168 Anna Cathar. Wiegand 18 Baumbach servant girl Cincinnati
169 John Heinzerling 44 Baumbach farmer Cincinnati three boxes
170 Anna Elizabeth Heinzerling 35 Baumbach wife Cincinnati
171 Catharina Eliza Heinzerling 9 Baumbach child Cincinnati
172 Catharina Maria Heinzerling 7 Baumbach child Cincinnati
173 Maria Catharina Heinzerling 2 Baumbach child Cincinnati
174* Frederik Heinzerling 1m born on voyage child Cincinnati
175* Carl Rudiger 2? Weida weaver Baltimore one box, one cask, two ban???
176* Wilhelm Lohmeyer 29 U?hte joiner Philadelphia
177* Kunigunde Dollinger 2? Neustadt servant girl Baltimore
178 Clara Jung 26 Furth milliner Baltimore
A child born on the Passage and died afterwards.
Transcriber's Notes:
The baggage was grouped together for the following groups: #2-4; #5-14; #15-21;
#22-32; #33-39; #40-46; #47-52; #53-59; #60-68; #69-71; #72-77; #78-85; #86-90;
#91-95; #96-101; #102-106; #107-113; #114-119; #120-124; #125-128; #129-135;
#136-138; #139-143; #144-149; #150-154; #155-157; #158-162; #163-168; #169-174;
#175-178.
#3-4 town could be spelled Uehte or Uehle or Uchte or variation.
#19 age a single digit, could be 4 or 7, but damaged area.
#20-21 surname looks like Haublein or Heublein; other areas in question were
damaged, only big holes there. Hole in column for age for #21.
#22 area for age is damaged, first digit uncertain, but could be in
his 30's, either 39 or 31.
#29-31 a long hole in area for age.
#33-36 surname could be Scheme or Scherne; town name is damaged by large hole,
nothing there to read, but could be 3 letters missing at beginning;
hole in column for their ages.
#37 see #33-36 for town and age.
#43 surname looks like Bick or Beck.
#53-59 damage in the top line, but surname could be Heck or Steck; town could
be Obernkirchen but tops of letters are cut off; age for #53 is missing
second digit; age for #54 could be 45.
#69 surname looks like Knaur or Knaus or Knaun, but last letter tightly written.
#71 middle name looks like Tranput or Trauput, last name looks like Sake or
Sahe or Sate or Sake. Or perhaps this is one long name, though written
as two names.
#72 town could be Lunzenau.
#73 surname could be Danck or Denck.
#74 area for age is damaged, but looks like 61.
#77 surname could be Pacot or Pacoh or Pacsh perhaps; town could be
spelled Kups with umlaut, or Keeps.
#78 town could be Ehrnlet or Ehmlet.
#82 surname could be spelled Ortas or Ortar or Ortan or Ortad.
#83 surname could be Keller or Heller.
#84-85 surname could be Gunkel or Gankel.
#89 town could be spelled Ferze or Ferse or Jerse or Jerze.
#100-101 surname looks like Tetta or Tella or Teka perhaps; first name for #100
looks like Domians or Domiant.
#108-109 surname could be Laibacher or Lubacher or Saibacher or Subacher perhaps.
#117 age possibly 23 or 25, but some damage.
#128 area damage with long vertical line, but first name could be spelled
Heis or Heir.
#134 surname could be Zahusen or Zahnsen; first name looks like Clewis or Clemis.
#136 surname looks like Praice.
#137 surname looks like Phrasch.
#137-138 occupation for these is in question; damage in column for #137 but
could be ditto marks to indicate joiner, not enough space for anything
else to be written there; for #138 there are ditto marks and it is probable
that this is joiner also.
#140-143 surname could be Hogemann or Kogemann.
#147-149 town name overwritten, can only make out Dinklage, not the other one;
cannot be certain which word was on top.
#158-160 town could be Altmunster, umlaut over u.
#161-162 see #158.
#174 note: "born on voyage". Possibly the child referred to in the captain's
note at end of list, but not certain of that. There seems to be a word
written after his first name, then crossed out. First few letters are
indecipherable, but last few look like "kind", for child.
#175 damage in age column.
#176 town could be spelled Uehte or Uehle or Uchte or variation.
#177 age possibly 21.
Correspondence 06/20/2005 passengers #16-19 Schaferlein
Passengers 16-19 from Hof,Germany are related to my family;
Pass # 19 Is Peter (Oberender) Schaferline whom is my G-grandfather.
Settled in Baltimore, Maryland. Pass #17 Barbara Oberender is his mother and his
father Pass # 16 Jacob Schaferline, my GG-grandfather. Al Fischer
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 5.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
4 December 2000
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