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Barque Pioneer
I Ray S. Clark Master of the Barque Pioneer of Baltimore do solemnly and truly swear that the annexed list according to the best of my knowledge and belief contains the names of all the passengers who have been taken on board the said Barque at Bremen or any other foreign port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any district of the U. States since her departure from the said Port of Bremen
Sworn to this 21st September 1842, me J. Walsh Justice of the Peace
List of Steerage Passengers on board the American Bark Pioneer, Ray S. Clark Master, bound for Baltimore
Columns represent: Name, Last Dwelling Place, Occupation, and Age
1 Caspar Oefelein Waldsachsen Farmer 64
2 Eva Oefelein, his wife Waldsachsen 48
3 Elizabeth Oefelein, his daughter Waldsachsen 22
4 Catharina Oefelein, his daughter Waldsachsen 20
5 John Oefelein, his son Waldsachsen 18
6 Eustachius Ort Waldsachsen Mason 60
7 Barbara Ort, his daughter Waldsachsen 28
8 Ann Mary Ort, his daughter Waldsachsen 26
9 Michael Ort, his son Waldsachsen 20
10 John Ort, child Waldsachsen 2
11 John Hauck Wartentrunn Farmer 28
12 John Wohlfahrt Buch Cooper 18
13 Barbara Wittig Happertshausen 31
14 Margaret Wittig, her daughter Happertshausen 3
15 Nicolas Dresendorfer Eckersdorf Farmer 51
16 Margaret Dresendorfer, his wife Eckersdorf 43
17 Ann Dresendorfer, his daughter Eckersdorf 16
18 John Dresendorfer, his son Eckersdorf 13
19 Erhard Dresendorfer, his son Eckersdorf 10
20 Margaret Dresendorfer, child Eckersdorf 7
21 Peter Dresendorfer, child Eckersdorf 4
22 George Scheub Grossenhuhl Farmer 28
23 Margaret Schmidt Schundesdorf 25
24 Christoph Hacker Thurman Shoemaker 29
25 John F. Beyer Oberhucchstart Farmer 44
26 Susanne Beyer, his wife Oberhucchstart 47
27 Catharine Beyer, his daughter Oberhucchstart 23
28 John Beyer, his son Oberhucchstart 19
29 Ann Dorothea Beyer, his daughter Oberhucchstart 16
30 George Beyer, his son Oberhucchstart 14
31 Sophie Neymeyer Prusia 33
32 John Henry Hussfeldt Luneberg Saddler 21
33 Francis Paul Kahlemeyer Hechingen Musician 60
34 John Kahlemeyer, his son Hechingen 33
35 Ann Mary Kahlemeyer, his daughter Hechingen 27
36 Johanne Kahlemeyer, his daughter Hechingen 24
37 James Kahlemeyer, his son Hechingen 21
38 Leo Kahlemeyer, child Hechingen 4
39 James Schaut Hechingen Joiner 27
40 Johanne Saile Hechingen 18
41 Matthias Heinzelmann Hechingen Cartwright 23
42 Christian Brushorsh Hechingen Joiner 31
43 Carl Bergmann Hechingen Tailor 27
44 Frederick Ochsmann Fannesstadt Farmer 19
45 Nicholas Bauer Hohn Farmer 40
46 Margaret Bauer, his wife Hohn 27
47 Valentine Bauer, child Hohn 3
48* Elizabeth Hummer Bergnhewfeld 36
49 Christian Stapf Ostheim Hatter 54
50 Sabine Stapf, his wife Ostheim 52
51 Ernst Stapf, his son Ostheim 27
52 Gottlieb Stapf, his son Ostheim 23
53 Caroline Stapf, his child Ostheim 11
54 Francis Seifried Oberlsbach Weaver 37
55 Martin Henchenhahn Oberlsbach Weaver 41
56 Frederick Schnub Ostheim Tailor 32
57 Josepha Henchenhahn Oberlsbach 29
58 Ann Mary Henchenhahn Oberlsbach 22
59 Catharine Hartmann Untelsbach 32
60 Frederick Wm. Hermann Minden Ropemaker 42
61 Wilhelmine Hermann, his wife Minden 39
62 Mary Catharine Hermann, child Minden 7
63 John Christian Hermann, child Minden 3
64* Fredk. Wm. Hermann, child Minden 6m
65 John Adam Boetner Oberlsbach Farmer 37
66 Christian Leonhard Untersuhl Farmer 27
67 Ann Barbara Leonhard, his wife Untersuhl 24
68* Henry Leonhard, child Untersuhl 9m
69 Elizabeth Glum Untersuhl 24
70 James Wiegand Neustett Mason 35
71 Conrad Suchsland Untersuhl Farmer 39
72 Adam Ewald Untersuhl Joiner 41
73 George Busch Gronnenhorn Tailor 20
74 Marianne Katz Nenteishausen 29
75 Michael Moosner Sammenheim Shoemaker 27
76 Gustavius Quessiel Hochberg Weaver 21
77 Hanchen Quessiel Hochberg 27
78 Vincens ?ochler Aschaffenburg Brewer 34
79 Bernhard Jas. Schraubenbach Aschaffenburg Turner 29
80 John Kronenberger Alzenau Brewer 46
81 John Rige Konigsberg Cooper 31
82 John Gust Balingen Smith 26
83 Everhard Widmann Balingen Shoemaker 39
84 Balthasar Huper Borgloh Farmer 30
85 Ann Mary Kammann Hilter 30
86 Louise Kammann, her daughter Hilter 11
87 William Gussmann Osterlsheim Cooper 43
88 John Allent Muller Eschenhausen Farmer 28
89 Benedict Durnfuss Hetzles Farmer 27
90 Nicolas Schmidtlein Hetzles Farmer 30
91 Eva Griesinge? Hetzles 22
92 Ann Griesinge?, her child Hetzles 1
93 Kunigunde Wagner Regensburg 20
94 Henry Schrimp Kafemoth Farmer 21
95 Francis Schomaker Strohen Farmer 42
96 Sophie Schomaker, his wife Strohen 38
97 Dorothea Schomaker, his daughter Strohen 19
98 Mary Schomaker, his daughter Strohen 16
99 William Schomaker, his son Strohen 12
100 Wilhelmine Schomaker, child Strohen 10
101 Sophie Schomaker, child Strohen 6
102 Caroline Schomaker, child Strohen 4
103 Margaret Schomaker, child Strohen 2
104 Mary Slickrie Strohen 24
105 Christian Dropker Strohen Farmer 37
106 William Diekroger Strohen Farmer 47
107 Margaret Diekroger, his wife Strohen 47
108 Sophie Diekroger, his daughter Strohen 18
109 Fredrick Diekroger, his son Strohen 16
110 William Diekroger, his son Strohen 14
111 Mary Diekroger, child Strohen 4
112 Francis ?ukenmeyer, wife Rahden 30
113 Christoph Henry ?ukenmeyer, her son Rahden 10
114 Mary ?ukenmeyer, child Rahden 4
115 Wilhelmine Segelhorst Strohen 30
116 Mary Segelhorst, her child Strohen 8
117 Christoph Ledebuer Strohen Farmer 31
118 Sophie Ledebuer, his wife Strohen 33
119 Frederick Ledebuer, child Strohen 3
120 Dorothea Stah Strohen 32
121 Francis Gerkens Rahden Carpenter 30
122 Frederick Wm Schlechte Wehe Farmer 31
123 Sophie Schlechte, his wife Wehe 21
124 William Schlechte, child Wehe 1
125* Henry Wm Johannes Wehe 22
126 Dorothea Johannes, his wife Wehe 22
127 Frederick Wm Johannes Wehe Farmer 30
128 Mary Engel Johannes Wehe 24
129 Dorothea Johannes Wehe 20
130 Frederick Glote Strohen Farmer 25
131 Mary Glote, his wife Strohen 25
132 Frederick Glote, child Strohen 1
133 Mary Nuttlemann Strohen 19
134 Christoph Rethohn Strohen Farmer 34
135 William Gartner Strohen Farmer 25
136 John Fredk. Clein Bohmsterhosen Farmer 40
137 William Fangmann Strohen Farmer 19
138 Christoph Ehlers Strohen Farmer 22
139 Conrad Ledebuer Strohen Farmer 27
One hundred thirty nine heads alltogether Ray S. Clark
Commutation money to be paid
for 114 grown persons
9 children from 5 to 12 years of age $184.50
___ fee of paying commutation
123 heads at $1.50 + hospital money
14 children from 1 to 5 years of age
2 babies under one year Ray S. Clark
___
139 heads together
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
* Genders were not indicated (except to designate a wife, son or daughter).
Apparently no occupations are listed for women, so this will indicate
gender for many passengers.
* No births or deaths were reported for the voyage.
Passenger Notes:
# 48 - spelling of town is not a transcriber error
# 64 - age is listed as 1/2
# 68 - age is listed as 3/4
# 78 - surname is probably Lochler, but may be Sochler
# 91 & #92 - surname is probably Griesinger, but may be Griesingen
#112-#114 - surname is probably Lukenmeyer, but may be Sukenmeyer
#125 - no occupation is listed, although this passenger is male.
Personal Notes
Passengers 125 and 126 are believed to be William and Dora Johannes/Johnson.
They lived for approximately 10 years in Cincinnati and then settled in Massac
County, Illinois. Their children used the Americanized surname of "Johnson."
Children surviving into adulthood: Henry (born 1842), Herman (born ca. 1844),
William (born 1847), Mary (born 1851, married name Sielbeck), twins Katherine
and Minnie (both born 1853, married names Moller), Dora (born 1860, married
name Trampe), and George (born. 1866). Contact Lori Maggio-Hall for more
information.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 3.
Transcribed by Lori Maggio-Hall a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 July 2001
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