Ship Skjold
I, Claussen do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Danish Ship Skjold whereof I am Master, from Hamburgh. So help me God (signed) H. Chr. Claussen
Sworn to this sixteenth June 1846 Before me Parke Godwin D.C.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Danish Ship Skjold whereof Claussen is Master, from Hamburgh burthen 460 tons.
Columns represent: Name, age, sex, and occupation of the Passengers. All stated that the Country to which they severally belong is Prussia and all intend to become inhabitants of the United States. Those columns were therefore eliminated.
1 J. Werth 30 m Laborer 2 W. Werth 24 f 3 H. Werth 9 f 4 C. Werth 7 f 5 E. Werth 5 f 6 C. Roggow 45 m Laborer 7 C. Roggow 39 f 8 W. Roggow 18 f 9 W. Roggow 11 m 10 G. Hellert 46 m Tailor 11 M. Hellert 40 f 12 L. Hellert 19 f 13 C. Hellert 17 m 14 C. Stenzel 36 m Laborer 15 S. Stenzel 30 f 16 M. Stenzel 4 f 17* J. Brocker 36 m Farmer 18* M. Brocker 26 f 19* E. Brocker 9 f 20* J. Brocker 8 m 21* W. Brocker 3 f 22 F. Vogel 36 m Laborer 23 S. Vogel 32 f 24 M. Vogel 9 f 25 J. Behm 32 m Laborer 26 S. Behm 34 f 27 M. Behm 9 f 28 C. Behm 6 m 29 A. Behm 5 f 30 W. Moll 54 m Laborer 31 S. Moll 57 f 32 L. Moll 23 m 33 A. Moll 21 m 34 W. Moll 18 m 35 F. Moll 16 m 36 F. Moll 39 m Carpenter 37 R. Moll 36 f 38 C. Moll 6 m 39 A. Moll 5 m 40 M. Werth 44 m Laborer 41 M. Werth 33 f 42 F. Werth 14 f 43 W. Werth 6 m 44 C. Werth 2 m 45 C. Wittkopp 34 m Laborer 46 W. Wittkopp 33 f 47 C. Wittkopp 6 m 48 W. Wittkopp 1 m 49 J. Werth 30 m Laborer 50 D. Werth 30 f 51 M. Werth 9 f 52 A. Werth 3 m 53 B. Werth 1 f 54 C. Bode 43 m Laborer 55 R. Bode 35 f 56 M. Bode 15 f 57 F. Bode 13 f 58 P. Bode 11 f 59 C. Bode 8 m 60 C. Bode 5 f 61 L. Bode 3 f 62 M. Werth 67 m Laborer 63 M. Werth 57 f 64 J. Werth 36 m Laborer 65 C. Werth 34 f 66 W. Werth 16 m 67 W. Werth 14 f 68 C. Werth 11 f 69 J. Werth 6m f 70 C. Krause 36 m Shoemaker 71 F. Krause 39 f 72 H. Krause 12 f 73 H. Krause 9 f 74* C. Moller 43 m Farmer 75* C. Moller 27 f 76* c. Moller 2 m 77* J. Moller 6m m 78* C. Gors 23 m Schoolmaster 79* C. Gors 25 f 80* C. Gors 20 f 81 G. Hasenbank 39 m Carpenter 82 D. Hasenbank 39 f 83 W. Hasenbank 2 m 84 F. Schmidt 43 m Shepherd 85 M. Schmidt 36 f 86 M. Walder 66 f 87 F. Walder 16 f 88 L. Walder 14 f 89 F. Walder 10 m 90 C. Walder 8 f 91 H. Walder 6 f 92 A. Walder 2 f 93 H. Walder 6m m 94 W. Strohfeld 39 m Shepherd 95 A. Strohfeld 36 f 96 W. Strohfeld 10 m 97 F. Strohfeld 8 m 98 E. Mantke 43 m Tailor 99 A. Mantke 39 f 100 W. Mantke 14 m 101 C. Mantke 12 f 102 C. Mantke 9 m 103 A. Mantke 4 f 104 J. Mantke 3 m 105 C. Roggow 17 m Servant 106 W. Zabel 29 m Farmer 107 G. Zabel 22 m Tailor 108 W. Gombert 22 m Joiner 109* F. Bosacker 29 m Farmer 110* L. Bosacker 23 f 111* C. Bosacker 5 f 112* L. Bosacker 3 m 113* F. Bosacker 2 f 114* M. ????? 47 f 115* C. Bosacker 72 f 116 G. Dressil 29 m Farmer 117 D. Goldschmid 23 f 118 D. Goldschmid 3 m 119* P. Bosacker 44 m Miller 120* M. Bosacker 36 f 121* C. Bosacker 19 f 122* M. Bosacker 13 m 123* C. Bosacker 11 m 124* H. Bosacker 8 m 125* C. Bosacker 4 m 126* F. Bosacker 2 f 127* C. Bosacker 37 f 128* D. Bosacker 15 f 129* M. Bosacker 10 m 130* E. Bosacker 4 f 131 F. Vetter 27 m 132 P. Hauck 22 m Clothern 133 W. Kirchner 25 m Baker 134 N. Leicht 26 m Shoemaker 135 L. Leicht 27 f 136* D. Schr?nn 22 m 137 J. Gahn 23 m Tailor 138 A. Messerfelder 29 m Farmer 139 M. Brechtin 29 f Servant 140 M. Mindel 21 f Servant 141 C. Raeb 20 f Servant 142* M. Moller 28 f Servant 143 D. Schulz 38 m Mason 144 E. Schulz 34 f 145 C. Schulz 10 m 146 C. Schulz 8 m 147 P. Schulz 6 f 148 A. Schulz 3 m 149* A. F??rssful 39 m Shoemaker 150* F. F??rssful 29 f 151* L. F??rssful 7 f 152* A. F??rssful 5 m 153* M. F??rssful 2 m 154* C. F??rssful 34 f 155* W. Meisner 20 m Sa???? 156 W. Gruber 24 m 157 C. Barschnieder 36 m Joiner 158 H. Meinicke 27 m Tailor 159* F. G???? 26 m Carpenter 160* F. Konig 28 m Carpenter 161 C. von Ettnig 33 m Soapmanuf 162 A. von Ettnig 34 f 163 F. von Ettnig 10 m 164 H. von Ettnig 3 m 165* C. Ble???eich 27 m Farmer 166* C. Ble???eich 28 f 167* C. Ble???eich 9m f 168 C. Inke 28 m Tailor 169 G. Strohkirch 22 m Weaver 170 R. Schulz 27 m Baker 171 G. Schmidt 25 f 172 M. Bert 34 f 173* E. T????ler 28 m Brewer Cabin Passengers 174 C. Bradenahl 31 m Gent 175 L. Goldstein 29 m Gent 176 J. Kessler 41 m Gent 177 F. Clausen 30 m Gent * One born on the passage(this was written at the end of the list) Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk is used to call attention to additional information in the Passenger Notes. ? The question mark is used for letters or words that are illegible due to handwriting or damage to the original record. * The passengers were numbered by the Transcriber. * The sex of the Passengers was abbreviated to f or m by the Transcriber. * No deaths were recorded during the voyage. * One birth was recorded during the voyage but no information was given. Passenger Notes: #17 Modern spelling: Broecker #17-#21 Umlaut o in surname. #74-#77 Modern spelling: Mueller #74-#80 Umlaut o in surname. #78-#80 Modern spelling: Goers or Goerss #109-#113 Umlaut a in surname. #114 Surname illegible due to handwriting. #115,#119-#130 Umlaut a in surname. #136 Surname illegible due to handwriting. #142 Umlaut o in surname. Modern spelling: Mueller #149-#154 Surname illegible due to handwriting. #155 Occupation illegible due to handwriting. #159 Surname illegible due to handwriting. #160 Umlaut o in surname. #165-#167 Surname illegible due to handwriting. #173 Surname illegible due to handwriting. Personal Notes: Many of the Passengers on this ship settled on farms in the Town of Wheatfield, Niagara County, New York. Correspondence 10/16/2004 passengers #54-61 Bode/Rhode I am of the very strong opinion that line items 54 through 61, which indicate the immigration of the Bode family, is really the immigration of the Rhode family. The basis for my opinion is per various old church records of Western NY, census reports, and the book titled "More Prussian Transplanting in Wheatfield" by Eugene W. Camann copyright 1997. Mark Mancuso
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 62, List 486.
Transcribed and Contributed by Robert W. Grose a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 November 2001
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