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SS Andean
REPORT & List of Passengers taken on board the Br. S.S. Andean, whereof, John Meiller is Master, burden 1374 00/100 tons, bound from the Port of Vera Cruz for New Orleans.
Columns represent: No., Names, Age, Sex, Occupation Trade or Profession, Country to Which They Severally Belong, Country of Which They Intend To Become Inhabitants, Died on The Voyage, Part of Vessel Occupied During the Voyage
1 Mr. Schulle 55 M Farmer Germany Germany Cabin
2 Mr. Julian 45 M Artist Belgium Germany Cabin
3 Mad. Julian 30 F Not Stated United States Germany Cabin
4 Jose Victoria 30 M Merchant Mexico Mexico Cabin
5 G. Carleton 40 M Merchant United States United States Cabin
6 Mad. Carleton 30 F Not Stated United States United States Cabin
7 Gen. Carleton 38 M Soldier United States United States Cabin
8 Mr. Baldwin 55 M Gent. United States United States Cabin
9 Mr. Froebel 28 M Merchant Germany Germany Cabin
10 Mr. Schmidt 32 M Merchant Germany Germany Cabin
11 Mr. Hackmack 35 M Merchant Germany Germany Cabin
12 Chas. Felise 41 M Merchant Germany Germany Cabin
13 Mad. E. Felise 31 F Not Stated Germany Germany Cabin
14 S. Felise 2 F Not Stated Mexico Germany Cabin
15 C. Felise 8m M Not Stated Mexico Germany Cabin
16 Mr. Walker 30 M Merchant England England Cabin
17 G. Guizeppe 32 M Laborer England United States Deck
18 M. Gruhl 60 F Servant Germany Germany Deck
19 F. Valdez 30 F Servant Mexico Mexico Deck
New Orleans April 16, 1874
Transcriber's Notes:
? = Approximate number of letters that are unreadable.
* = Attention to this Transcribers List.
There were no deaths on this voyage, so this column was eliminated.
The passenger numbers were added by subscriber for ease in locating.
Probable Abbreviations:
Mad = Madame, Gen = General, Chas = Charles
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 17, 2nd Quarter
Transcribed by Royal A. Pritchard a member of the
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