Bark Inca
I, Chr. Wendehorst, Master of the German Bk Inca do solemnly, sincerely, and truly declare that the following List or Manifest subscribed by me and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of Baltimore is a full and perfect list of all passengers taken on board of the said vessel at Bremen from which Port said vessel has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on the voyage, and the names and ages of those who died.
Sworn tho this 26 Decbr 1873 Chr. Wendehorst
Before me, Wm R. Reese, A.D.C.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the German Bk Inca whereof Chr. Wendehorst is Master, from Bremen, burthen 610 tons
Columns represent: passenger name, family connection, age(year/month), gender, and occupation. Columns for the place of origin and the destination have been omitted in this transcribed list because all passengers were listed as from Germany and going to the "Union States" with the exception of passengers numbered 30 (from the Union States) and 65 (Union States/Chicago)
1st Cabin Passengers: 1* Marie Nuckersfeldt 25y 2m female 2nd Cabin Passengers: 2 Heinrich Kasning 17y11m male labourer 3 Friedrich Schwarz 29y 8m male labourer 4 Marie Schwarz wife 29y 6m female 5 Sophie Schwarz daughter 7y 6m female 6 Minna Schwarz daughter 4 female 7 Carolina Schwarz daughter 2 female 8 Marie Dreias 58y 3m female 9 Wilhelmine Dreias daughter 20y 1m female servant 10 Carl Dreias 17y10m male labourer 11 Carl Hermann 43y 2m male labourer 12 Carolina Hermann wife 37y 3m female 13 Eva Hermann daughter 6y 2m female 14 Carolina Hermann daughter 4y 1m female 15 Hermann Hermann suckling 0y 2m male 16* Christian ?riebe 28y 6m male labourer 17* Gottliebe ?riebe wife 28y 7m female 18* Wilhelm ?riebe suckling 0y11m male 19 Gottliebe Groenke 38y10m female servant 20 Marie Groenke daughter 13y 8m female 21 Wilhelm Rapelius 30y 7m male labourer 22 Paulina Rapelius wife 24y10m female 23 Wilhelm Rapelius suckling 0y11m male 24 Auguste Galley 23 female servant 25 Paulina Galley 17y 2m female servant 26 Gottfried Wolf 49y 9m male labourer 27 Carolina Wolf wife 49y 7m female 28 Wilhelmline Wolf daughter 14y 1m female 29 Fiena Wolf daughter 6y 1m female 30* Wilhelm Henzel 54y 1m male landlord 31 Hulda Johns 32y 3m female servant 32 Wilhelm Rautenberg 52y 6m male labourer 33 Henriethe Rautenberg wife 42y 4m female 34 Auguste Rautenberg daughter 10y 1m female 35 Henriethe Rautenberg daughter 7y 6m female 36 Wilhelm Rautenberg suckling 0y10m male 37 Johann Kursinski 22y10m male labourer 38 August Zusatzki 16y 7m male labourer 39 Carl Stiefner 39y 3m male labourer 40 Anna Stiefner wife 40y 1m female 41 Wilhelmine Stiefner daughter 14y 3m female 42 Friedrich Schilafski 30y 8m male labourer 43 Anna Schilafski wife 31y 4m female 44 Elisabeth Schilafski 19y 6m female servant 45 Carl Luckewitz 32y 9m male labourer 46 Justina Luckewitz wife 27y 4m female 47 Gustav Luckewitz suckling 0y 5m male 48 Gottfried Goede 25y 8m male labourer 49 Auguste Goede wife 26y 8m female 50 Hermann Goede suckling 0y 5m male 51 August Uebel 35y 4m male labourer 52 Albertine Uebel wife 28y 1m female 53 Louis Tannies 29y 9m male shoemaker 54 Friedrich Seckie 33y11m male labourer 55 Wilhelmine Seckie wife 38y 0m female 56 Cath. Etha Eden 44y 2m female 57 Marie Eden daughter 14y 5m female 58 Bernhard Eden son 9y10m male 59 Almuth Eden daughter 7y 9m female 60 Christian Eden son 4y 2m male 61 Christina Meng 41y 6m female 62 Gustav Meng son 16y 8m male locksmith 63 Reinhold Meng son 15y 6m male butcher 64 Marie Meng daughter 7y 6m female 65 Peter Jaek?? 28y 7m male stonecutter (signed) Chr Wendehorst (Captain) Transcriber's Notes: A question mark (?) indicates indecipherable material. An asterisk (*) indicates further information in these footnotes. Passenger Notes: 1 Surname has an umlaut over the "u" so may be spelled Nueckersfeldt. 16-18 Surname may be Triebe or Friebe. 65 Final letter or letters of name unclear--name may be Jaeku or Jaekee. Correspondence 07/04/2003 passengers #32-36 Rautenberg Members of this family went to Thompson, McDuffie County, Georgia to join Son Ernest Christian Rautenberg and his wife Christina Schultz, who had arrived earlier. For further information and connection to this family please contact Linda Goetz
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 22.
Transcribed and donated by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
12 November 2001
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