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Bark Industrie
I, A. Hilken, Master of the German Bark Industrie do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List of Manifest subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of Customs of the Collection District of Baltimore, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said Bark Industrie at Bremen from which port said Bark Industrie 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 wich (sic) 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 said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died. So help me God. A. Hilken
Sworn to this 31st Oct, 1871,
Before me A. Mc??? (signature indecipherable)
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the German Bark Industrie whereof A. Hilken is Master, from Bremen, burthen 602 tons.
Columns represent*: Passenger number, name, age, gender, occupation, the country to which each belongs.
First Cabin:
1 Andr. Raschen 27-2 m Germany
Second Cabin:
2 Rosalie Grams 56-6 f Germany
3 Agnes Grams 21-2 f Germany
4 Julius Grams 6-1 m Germany
5 Mathilde Schulz 24-7 f Germany
6 Joseph Wienhoff 56-2 m farmer Germany
7 Caroline Wienhoff 27-6 f Germany
8 Christine Wienhoff 15-2 f Germany
9 Caroline Vorbroker 39-6 f Germany
10 Louise Vorbroker 15-4 f Germany
11 Charlotte Vorbroker 6-2 f Germany
12* Wilhelmine T?fa?te 40-2 f Germany
13* Louise T?fa?te 22-4 f Germany
14* Johanne T?fa?te 16-3 f Germany
15* Caroline T?fa?te 7-6 f Germany
16 Friederich Regner 18-6 m Weber Germany
17* Caroline Klingerhofer 6-4 f Germany
18 Carl. Chr. Querswald 28-6 m farmer Germany
19* Pauline Jag?emin 26-4 f Germany
20 Ferdinand Frank 20-2 m Germany
21 Charlotte Klenker 56-4 f Germany
22 Heinrich Klenker 31-2 m Germany
23 Helene Gerdes 68-4 f Germany
24 Arnhold Gerdes 38-2 m Germany
25 Ilena Gerdes 29-4 f Germany
26 Marie Gerdes 22-6 f Germany
27 Auguste Gerdes -11 f Germany
28 Bernhard Deken 31-2 m joiner Germany
29 Louise Deken 27-4 f Germany
30 Heinrich Deken -3 m Germany
31 Francisca Unkraut 20-1 f Germany
32 Helene Doerges 22-4 f Germany
33* Heinrich ????? 18-5 m Germany
34 Anton Bisoff 58-7 m farmer Germany
35 Wilhelmine Bisoff 45-5 f Germany
36 Friederich Bisoff 16-1 m Germany
37 Fr. Wilhelm Bisoff 11-2 m Germany
38 Wilhelmine Bisoff 9-1 f Germany
39 Johann Bisoff 6-3 m Germany
40 August Bisoff -10 m Germany
41 Carl Horner 19-2 m Miller Bohemia
42 Johann Nextriel 18-1 m farmer Bohemia
43 Franz Svee 36-2 m farmer Bohemia
44 Vizenz Hadleccek 17-2 m Bohemia
45 Magdl. Pauska 50-4 f Bohemia
46 Antoni Pauska ?6-3 f Bohemia
47 Francisca Pauska 19 f Bohemia
48 Josef Haleska 32-6 m Weber Bohemia
49 Catharina Haleska 25-4 f Bohemia
50 Josef Bernharnd 26-6 m Joiner Bohemia
Between Decks:
51 Carl Fraund 18-6 m farmer Bohemia
52* Friedr. ??????mayer 49-6 m farmer Germany
53* Catharine ??????mayer 49 f Germany
54* Rudolf ??????mayer 23-2 m Germany
55* Ernst ??????mayer 20 m Germany
56* Elisabeth ??????mayer 1?-1 f Germany
57* Friederch ??????mayer 10-3 m Germany
58* Wilhelm ??????mayer 5-1 m Germany
59 Friederike Blomker 19-6 f Germany
60 Wilhelm Polmann 24-8 m farmer Germany
61 Hermann Jubbert 32-6 m farmer Germany
62 Hermann Kurtz 37-4 m farmer Germany
63 Johanne Kurtz 31-2 f Germany
64 Emilie Kurtz 7 f Germany
65 Bertha Kurtz 5-4 f Germany
66 Wilhelmine Wolf 18-2 f Germany
67 Christiana Furstenau 52-1 f Germany
68 Dorethea Furstenau 50 f Germany
69 August Furstenau 16-1 m Germany
70 Wilhelmine Furstenau 22-6 f Germany
71 Louise Furstenau 19-7 f Germany
72 Emilia Furstenau 11-2 f Germany
73 Franz Fabien 2?-6 m farmer Bohemia
74 Barbara Fabien 1? f Bohemia
75 Jacob Hartl 32-8 m farmer Germany
76* ??? Marie Ki?k 37-4 f Germany
77* Maria Ki?k 13-3 f Germany
78* F??? K??? 10-4 m Germany
79* Johann K??? 7-6 m Germany
80* Carl K??? 3-1 m Germany
81 Clise Ladebur 24-2 f Germany
82 Auguste Baumeister 22-5 f Germany
83 Johanne Baumeister ??-3 f Germany
84 Josef Lindener 50-4 m farmer Germany
85 Louise Lindener 48-6 f Germany
86 Francisca Lindener 23-4 f Germany
87 theresia Lindener 4 f Germany
88 Michael Lindener -11 m Germany
89 Ernst Schmidt 18-4 m Germany
90* Solomon Bar 18-6 m Germany
91 Carl Ebeke 46-4 m farmer Germany
92 Wilhelmine Ebeke 36-5 f Germany
93 Caroline Ebeke 16-4 f Germany
94 August Ebeke 3-1 m Germany
95 Wilhelmine Ebeke -11 f Germany
96 Aug. wilh. Dreyer 16-4 m Germany
97 Lina Ebbeke 20-2 f Germany
98 Franz Lanze 27-4 m farmer Germany
99 Augst. Silk 30-6 m shoemaker Germany
100 Ar. Elis. Klotzbach 28-4 f Germany
101 Martha Klotzbach ??-1 f Germany
102 Joseph Klotzbach 15-4 m Germany
103 Thomas Klotzbach 8 m Germany
104 Josephine Klotzbach 6-6 f Germany
105 Marianne Klotzbach 4 f Germany
106 Ignatz Klotzbach 2-1 m Germany
107 Johann Goretzky 26-4 m farmer Germany
108 Anton Poharateck 58-6 m farmer Germany
109 Maria Poharateck 40-4 f Germany
110 Ottilie Poharateck 12-4 f Germany
111 Leopold Poharateck 8 m Germany
112 Gottlieb Poharateck 3-2 m Germany
113 August Bosse 50-4 m carpenter Germany
114 Valentin Starke 19-6 m carpenter Germany
115 Friedrick Bohnstedt 27-8 m farmer Germany
116 Johanne Peitz 26-4 f Germany
117* Friedrich Scharf 29-4 m farmer United States
118* Maria Scharf 26-6 f United States
119* Joseph Scharf -10 m United States
120 Heinrich Pfeiffer 16-1 m United States
121* Johann Holstrom 33-4 m farmer Sweden
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates further information in these footnotes.
? A question mark indicates material which was indecipherable.
* A note at the end of the list says: Zero Berths (zero births?)
* The country of which they intend to become inhabitants has been omitted in
this list because it is the United States for all of the passengers. There
was no column indcating destination.
Passenger Notes:
# 12-#15 - Surname may be Tafauta or Tafanta.
# 17 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o" so may be spelled klingerhoefer.
# 19 - The 4th letter of the surname is unclear--may be "u" or "n" so name
could be Jaguemin or Jagnemin.
# 33 - Surname looks like it could be Steinmann.
# 52-#58 - Surname is difficult to decipher--looks like Olteselmayer or
Olwelmayer.
# 76-#80 - Surname may be either Kick or Kiek.
# 90 - Surname seems to have an umlaut over the "o" so it may be spelled Baer.
#117-#119 - Last letter of surname is unclear--name may be Scharf or Schart.
#121 - Surname has a slash through the second "o" so it is: Holstrøm.
Correspondence added 9-29-2006, Passengers 24-27, Gerdes
Below are related passengers on the Bark Industrie,
October 31, 1871. I do not have a home page but
included my email address. I would appreciate if you
could attach the following to the ISTG file for this
ship and immigration date. Thank you.
Sylvia Schoenung
23. Helene Gerdes and family settled in Cincinnati,
Ohio. Helene Gerdes had a daughter, Wilhelmina born
November 9, 1837. She married Johann Otto Kellerman,
October 14, 1866 in Holy Trinity Church, Cincinnati,
Ohio. I'm looking for her immigration date. She came
from Germany specifically to marry Johann. They
married 7 weeks after the death of his first wife.
24. Arnhold Gerdes was not married on the 1880 census
and seems to disappear.
25. Ilena (Helena) married Gerhard Wieghaus, June 13,
1872 in St. Anthony Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. They had
a son, Fred born 1873.
26. Maria married Ferdinand Fangmann, November 7,
1876 in St. Anthony Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. They
had four children. I only know of three, Ben (1884),
John (1888), and Alice (1895).
27. Augusta was Ilena’s daughter born in Germany. She
married Henry Frendenberg and had 13 children. I,
only, know of 12: Louisa, Henry, George, Henrietta,
August, Otto, Johanna, Detrich, Maria, Bernard, Frank,
and Margaret.
28. Bernhard Deken was Helen Gerdes son-in-law married
to her daughter Louise. Besides Heinrich Deken they
had a daughter Maria. Maria married Henry Imwalle,
Jr. This couple had no children.
Besides the immigration for Wilhemine, I'm looking for
her father, Bernard Gerdes, and any other siblings.
On the 1920 census it is listed Maria Gerdes came from
Goldenstedt, Oldenburg, Germany.
Anyone with information on the above or interest in the
Gerdes-Kellermann family may contact me at:
s_schoenung@yahoo.com
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 19, List 155.
Contributed and Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 October 2001
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