Bark Neptune
This manifest contained no column headings. The recorder used only four columns to provide passenger information.
Columns represent: Name, Sex, Occupation, Where they're from. Sex was designated only for the first eight passengers
1 J.E. Rumpf M Merchant Galveston Texas
2 Wm Billinger M Gentleman Hannover
3* Frederike ??????? M Gentleman Oldenburg
4 J. Kauffmann M Merchant Galveston
5 Jacob Vogelsaing M Gentleman Hannover
6* Albert Schit??? M Merchant Prussia
7 Wm Tessner M Merchant Prussia
8 F. W. Naumann M Taylor Prussia
9 Chr. F. Fischer Farmer Scania
10 Julius Walter & family Farmer Scania
11 Carl Bauer and family Farmer Scania
12 C.W. Rummel and family Farmer Scania
13 Moritz Dietrick Miller Scania
14* Johanna Dietrick
15 Carl Wm Wolle and family Farmer Prussia
16 Carl Aug. Hackbell Farmer Prussia
17* Wilhelmina Swnessner
18 Carl Aug. Langloh Farmer Prussia
19 Georg Hek. Phillip Farmer Prussia
20* S.J. V???ger Mechanic Scania
21 John H. Scholtz Farmer Scania
22* Henn Pl???ll Farmer Scania
23* Fr. D. ?xaner and wife Mason Scania
24 Fr. Th. Emer Mason Scania
25* Christine Emer
26* Johanna Aug Dield
27 Aug Binger and family Farmer Bavaria
28 Wm Brune Farmer Prussia
29 C. Bane Farmer Prussia
30 Wm Schmiedkaup Farmer Prussia
31 Johanna A. Stvedde Saddler Prussia
32 Carl Golbel Carpenter Prussia
33 Jacob Matthias Taylor Prussia
34 H. T. A. Schiendfeger Farmer Oldenburg
35 A. Maywald Smith Prussia
36 F. H. Grambrecht Mechanic Prussia
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of an asterisk "*" indicates comments noted below by the transcriber
to explain details about the specific passenger and to note an omission or an
error made by the original recorder.
The use of a question mark "?" indicates a word or letters that could not be
read due to the quality of the original document.
3: This lady's last name is really illegible due to the recorder's penmanship.
One might make a guess after viewing it under a magnifying glass and call
it Denneman or Senneman but it would really be just a guess.
6: The last portion of this man's last name is obscured due to the condition
of the original document and cannot be deciphered.
8 & 33: Their occupations are transcribed as noted on the manifest: Taylor.
14: The recorder did not make any further notations for female passengers
other then to note their names.
17: The recorder did not make any further notations for female passengers
other then to note their names.
20: The middle three letters in this name are illegible due to the recorder's
penmanship.
22: The middle two or three letters are illegible due to the recorder's hand
writing. It could be Plmnell or Plumnell but it would be a guess at best.
23: The first letter of their last name is illegible due to the recorder's
penmanship.
25 & 26: The recorder did not make any further notations for female passengers
other than to note their names.
10,11,12,15,23 & 27: Note that the original recorder didn't note individual
family members names only the man's name followed by & family or in the
case of No. 23, & wife.
9-13 & 20-24: Notice they're listed as from Scania. According to the World
Book Encyclopedia Southern Sweden is called Skane, or Scania.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 3.
Transcribed by Bob DeVries a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 August 2001
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