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Brig Ulysses
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
List of the Passengers who go over from Bremen to Baltimore with the Bremen Brig Ulysses. H Spilcker, master
Columns represent: Names, Places where from, occupation, age.
1 Catharine Seume Eurheim 52
2* Ju?t Holze Hedemiende potter 27
3* H Heinemann Sivershausen 56
4* D ? Kleinsmidt Landsberger carpenter 40
5* G ? Ries Lautenbach countryman 58
6 Anna Ries (his wife) Lautenbach 59
7 Georg Hasselberger Faulbach butcher 22
8 H Appolonia Eugenbuhl merchant 22
9* Fr Re?tz Rolfeld country-man 39
10* Catha^r Re?tz (his wife) Rolfeld 39
11* Andreas Re?tz Rolfeld 6
12* Mich^l Jos^ph Re?tz Rolfeld 13
13 Juliane Wagner Rolfeld 53
14* Jacob Spergel ?eitluss smith 38
15* Paulin? Spergel (his wife) ?eitluss 42
16 Johann Spergel ?eitluss 4
17 Michael Spergel ?eitluss 10
18* Joh^n Killner ?eitluss smith 20
19 Anna Hahn ?eitluss 17
20 Dorthea Hahn ?eitluss 13
21* Christian Muller Rossbach country-man 21
22 Johann Muller Rossbach country-man 18
23 Joh^n Georg Muller Rossbach country-man 13
24 Johann Lauf Altengranau cart. wright 20
25* Barthel Meimich ?eitluss shoemaker 32
26 Marga^th Meimich (his wife) ?eitluss 30
27* Anna Muller ?eitluss 7y 6m
28 Margareth Muller ?eitluss 11
29 Anna Gerthrud Muller ?eitluss 6
30 Anna Catherine Meimich ?eitluss 3
31* Johann S?lbert Volkershleier carpenter 43
32 Cathari^n S?lbert (his wife) Volkershleier 29
33 Sobille Schneider Volkershleier 68
34 Maria S?lbert Volkershleier 1
35 Johann Engelhaupt Eckhard weaver 19
36* Caspar Muller Eckhard weaver 20
37 Johann Rosenberger Dittlussroth soap boiler 39
38 Israel Rosenberger Dittlussroth shoemaker 33
39 Gottlieb Kolb Eidesheim weaver 24
40* Ch^r ?u?zi Smie joiner 24
41 Fried^r Hillmann Ahnhaldt country-man 34
42 Louise Hillmann (his wife) Ahnhaldt 33
43 Wilhelmine Hillmann Ahnhaldt 6
44* Friedrich Hillmann Ahnhaldt 4
45 Johann Seckel Waldmichebach joiner 66
46 Anna Seckel (his wife) Waldmichebach 63
47 Agnese Schuer Leivern 38
48 Wilhelm Schuer Leivern 71
49* J H Kleffmann Rubler backer 48
50 Chath^ Margare^ha Kleffmann (wife) Rubler 35
51 Wilhelmine Kleffmann Rubler 13
52 Johanna Kleffmann Rubler 12
53 Carl Kleffmann Rubler 10
54 Friedrich Kleffmann Rubler 9
55 Maria Kleffmann Rubler 6m
56 Ch^ Kaufmann Arnstadt merchant 45
57 Barbara Lenker Arnstadt 45
58 Maria Lenker Arnstadt 15
59 Carl Wirth Jaahausen cooper 34
60 J C Pedul Gotha gardener 29
61 J E Pedul Gotha gardener 19
62 Julius Hermann Gotha country-man 22
63* Gerh^ Bakelken Stotel country-man 22
64* Wilh^e Peitt Biedenkopf backer 25
65 Louis Ween Biedenkopf dier 21
66 Peter Flamm Biedenkopf tanner 19
67* Anton Nappe Guterlo? smith 26
68 Wilh^? Wedeking Sievershausen 31
69* A H Schierkolz Isertot carpenter 32
70 Herm Schierkolz Isertot carpenter 28
71 Alex^dr Geerke Detmold merchant 18
72 Fried^r Geerke Detmold merchant 25
73 Louise Boing Darmstadt 28
74 Emma Boing Darmstadt 5
75 Wilhelm Boing Darmstadt 3
76* Carl Bouche Berlin gardener 26
77 P Eidebenz Babenhausen weaver 42
78 Anna Eidebenz (wife) Babenhausen 45
79 Nicolaus Eidebenz Babenhausen 11
80* Friedricke Eidebenz Babenhausen 7
81 Elisabeth Eidebenz Babenhausen 4
82 Margarethe Eidebenz Babenhausen 2
83 Joh^ Stephan Babenhausen shoemaker 40
84 Margt^a Stephan (his wife) Babenhausen 41
85 Joachim Stephan Babenhausen 12
86 Andreas Stephan Babenhausen 9
87 Georg Stephan Babenhausen 7
88 Heinrich Stephan Babenhausen 3
89 Christine Stephan Babenhausen 1
90 L Ebert Babenhausen shoemaker 33
91 Wilh^n Ebert (his wife) Babenhausen 27
92 Philip Ebert Babenhausen 9
93 Martin Ebert Babenhausen 6
94 Georg Ebert Babenhausen 5
95 Wilhelm Ebert Babenhausen 1
96 Johann Hamann Babenhausen shoemaker 27
97* Doroth Hamann (wife) Babenhausen 24
98 Eva Hamann Babenhausen 1y 6m
99 Theod^r Hauke (widow) Babenhausen 46
100 Jacob Hauke Babenhausen 12
101* M Gaulbried Babenhausen carpenter 32
102 Chatha Gaulbried (wife) Babenhausen 32
103 Elisabeth Gaulbried Babenhausen 6
104 Conrad Gaulbried Babenhausen 4
105 Henrich Gaulbried Babenhausen 2
106* Nicolaus Bauch Babenhausen butcher 47
107 Margt^a Bauch (wife) Babenhausen 40
108* Joachim Bauch Babenhausen 1?
109 Marg^ta Bauch Babenhausen 13
110 Johannes Bauch Babenhausen 9
111 Fried^r Bauch Babenhausen 7
112 Marie Bauch Babenhausen 5
113 Heinr^e Bauch Babenhausen 2
114* Fried^r Beuling Babenhausen country-man 56
115 Anna Beuling (wife) Babenhausen 46
116* Dorothea Beuling Babenhausen 16
117* Peter Beck Babenhausen glazier 50
118* Sophie Beck (his wife) Babenhausen 4?
119* Sophie Beck Babenhausen 16
120 Philipp Beck Babenhausen 13
121 Fried^ch Beck Babenhausen 9
122 Marie Beck Babenhausen 6
123* Anton Badel Babenhausen gunsmith 36
124 Mich^l Eidebenz Babenhausen tailor 39
125 Hein^r Tost Wennigs joiner 24
126* Jus^r Val^? Weiss Bollfeld potter 27
127* Ludw Passe Schoningen joiner 32
128* Gesin? Passe (his wife) Schoningen 29
129 Louise Passe Schoningen 3
130* A F Gurke Handenberg carpenter 30
131 Fried^r Mathies Northen joiner 25
132* ? S??k?g H??????? joiner 30
Li?
I have Examined the above passengers ????? 130 on board of which number
17 are under 5 years. W ? Martin, Health Off.
(signed) Jesse Hunt Esq, Mayor
Sworn to before me on this 14th day of Oct 1833 by Captain Spilker
(signed) Jesse Hunt, Mayor
Transcriber's Notes:
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due
to the quality of original document.
"do" was sometimes used as ditto in this list.
Superscript symbol ^ near end of first name denotes abbreviation with small
raised letter(s) following it. Examples -- Margt^a for Margareth or
Margaretha, and Fried^r for Friedrich, etc.
Jesse Hunt was the Mayor of Baltimore, MD from 1832-1835.
Passenger Notes:
2 3rd letter could be an s (Just)
3 place looks like Sivershausen, but second or third letter could have
umlaut -- may actually be Sievershausen as in passenger # 68
4 middle initial could be H
5 middle initial could be H; surname could also be Beis
9-12 surname probably Reintz, but could be Bentz, or Beirtz.
9-13 could be umlaut over o in Rolfeld
14-20 & 25-30 place probably Feitluss, or Leitluss or Zeitloss
15 last letter looks like u, but could be Paulina or Pauline
18 surname could be Rillner
21, 27-29 & 36 umlaut over u in Muller
31, 32 & 34 could be Selbert, Salbert
40 could be Kunzi, Runzi, Kurzi
44 Friedrich hard to read. First letter looks somewhat like an I rather
than an F, and no dot over the first i.
49-55 place could be Rabler
63 or Bakelkess; place could also be Shotel
64 or could be Peits
67 umlaut on u in Guterloh or Guterlot
69 & 70 surname could be Schurkulz
76 ' over e in Bouche
80 or Friedriche
97 may be another letter after Doroth, but hard to see
101 or Gaulbrice
106-113 could be Rauch
108 age unreadable, overwritten -- could be 12
114-116 or Reuling
116-119 ages hard to read (over written) = 118 age possibly 41
123 possible umlaut over a in Badel
125 or Jost, Tust
126 or Jos^r
127-129 could be Pape or Passe; umlaut over o in Schoningen
128 could be Gesine
130 could be Gecrke
132 passenger written in, then a line crossed thru the name and place,
but not the occupation or age; could be T?????? S????k?g
Correspondence 06/20/2003 passengers #77-82 Eidebenz
I believe the Eidebenz that came over on this ship in 1833 were my relatives.
The name has changed to Eitapence but checking back records sometime after
they got back to the United States/Baltimore I believed they moved to
Utica New York. I have them in the Utica City Directory in 1874. Why
the name changed I don't know. They did come from the town of
Babenhausen, Germany.
There were two Eidebenz in the Civil War, Adam and John. John died at
Andersonville Prison, which I didn't know until I started doing research.
Anyone researching this family, please contact me at Dan Eitapence
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
Transcribed by Julie A Schmiedlin Edwards a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
10 February 2001
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