Immigrant Ships
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Ship Admiral


Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland
31 October 1863

I, J.F. Haesloop, Master of the Ship Admiral of Bremen do solemnly swear that the annexed list contains the names of all the passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Bremen or any other Foreign Port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any district of the United States since her departure from Bremen. Sworn to this 31st day of October 1863.
List of all the Passengers taken on board the ship Admiral where of J. F. Haesloop is Master, from Bremen, at the port of Baltimore Burthen 664 Tons.
Columns represent: passenger names, ages, gender, occupation, country to which they belong, destination and baggage (number of pieces or description).
  1  Carl Struth           27   male    merchant     Lauterbach    Baltimore     5
  2  Elise Struth          60   female  merchant     Lauterbach    Baltimore
  3  Lina Struth           23   female  merchant     Lauterbach    Baltimore
  4  Leonhard Struth       18   male    merchant     Lauterbach    Baltimore
  5* Carl Viechers         15   male    merchant     Bremen        Washington    1
  6  Chr. Fr. Hildebrand   26   male    joiner       Lützow        Baltimore     one trunk
  7* Chr. Fr. Hohne        19   male    farmer       Odershausen   Baltimore     three
  8* Elisabeth Hohne       14   female  servant      Odershausen   Baltimore     boxes
  9  Catharina Schaumburg  15   female               Bergfreiheit  Washington
 10  Georg Franck          17   male    butcher      Münden        Baltimore
 11  Marg. Niebling        34   female  woman        Beschwind     New York      one trunk 1
 12  E? Niebling            5   male                 Beschwind     New York
 13  The. Polack           25   male    brickmaker   Senften?      Ohio, Toledo  one trunk
 14  Ferd. Baatz           39   male    farmer       Sand??ng      Ohio, Toledo  5 trunks
 15  Marg. Baatz           37   female  farmer       Sand??ng      Ohio, Toledo
 16  Ferd. Baatz           12   male
 17  Gustav Baatz          10   male
 18  Maria Baatz            8   female
 19  Wilhelm Baatz          7   male
 20  August Baatz           5   male
 21  Anna Baatz             4   female
 22  Johann Baatz           2   male
 23  Wilh. Wunderlich      24   male    Cigarmaker   Nordhausen     Cincinaty
 24* Joh. Aug Muhlert      24   male    weaver       Nordhausen     Cincinaty    one trunk
 25  Adelheid Haesloop     59   female  woman                       Baltimore
 26  Anna Haesloop         45   female                                           one trunk
 27  Adolph Haesloop       12   male                                             and one Boxes
 28* August Gatze          17   male    ?            Lustenberg     Cincinaty    one trunk
 29  Constantin Klein      20   male    barber       Wasungen       Baltimore    one trunk
 30  Marie Wilh^ne Hunsche 28   female  servant      Liernen        Cincinaty
 31  Carl Klein            23   male    carpenter    Osnabrück      Cincinaty    one trunk,one ?
 32  Reg Klitsch           59   female  woman        Lindhausen     Johnstown    one trunk
 33  Magd. Stengel         16   female  servant      Oberdigerheim  Philadelphia one trunk
 34* Elis. Schaumburg
 35  H. Mensing            28   male    boxmaker     Liebenasch     Baltimore
 36  Clays H. Aundorf      18   male    joiner       Thedinghausen  Baltimore    one trunk
 37  Christine Mensing     24   female

 Further handwritten note, partially illegible: seems to be a summary of the number of
 female passengers and children.


 Transcriber's Notes:

 A question mark indicates material that could not be deciphered  
 An asterisk indicates further information found in the passenger notes 
 A caret (^) indicates superscript, small letters written to round out an abbreviation.
 The writer of this list uses ditto marks, especially in the occupation column giving
   the female passengers the occupation of the person listed before them, so he may
   mean that that passenger belongs with the preceding one.
 

 7-8  Surname has an umlauted "o" so may be Hoehne.
 24   Surname looks like Muhlert with an umlauted "u" so could be Muehlert.
 28   Surname has an umlauted "a" so may be Gaetze. Occupation is written over
      and difficult to decipher--looks like some kind of worker.
 34   Name is crossed out and no further information entered.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 14.
Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
8 August 2002



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