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Barque Arab
I, Tully Crosby 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 Barque Arab whereof I am Master, from Hamburg. So help me God (signed) Tully Crosby
Sworn to this 8th September 1843
Before me ????alman
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Barque Arab whereof Tully Crosby is Master, from Hamburg, burthen 353 tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong*, Country to which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1 Christian Freid. E. Wurl 31 male ship carpenter 2 Maria Elisabeth Wurl 31 female wife 3 Erdmann Friedrich Wurl 7 son 4 Wilhelm Friedrich Wurl 6 son 5 August Heinrich Wurl 4 son 6 Ernst Lebrecht Wurl 2 son 7 Anna Dorothea Emilie Wurl 6m daughter 8 Christian Wurl 84 male ship carpenter 9 Christine Kopp Wurl 71 female 10 Dorothea M. Brauer girl 11 Gottfried Sattelberg 55 male fisherman 12 Dorothea M. Wurl Sattelberg 45 female 13 Dorothea Sophia Sattelberg 25 daughter 14 Gottfried Sattelberg 23 son 15 Henriette Krause Sattelberg 23 female 16 Friedrich Wilhelm Sattelberg 1 son 17 Carl August Sattelberg 18 son 18 Erdmann Friedrich Sattelberg 9 son 19 Emilie Knorr 9 girl 20 Daniel Page 35 male weaver 21 Maria Dorothea Arndt Page 46 female 22 Henriette Page 19 girl 23 August Page 17 boy 24 Wilhelmine Page 3 daughter 25 Friedrich Graf 43 male carriage maker 26* Johanne Luise Muller Graf 40 female 27 Friedrich Edward Graf 16 son 28 Friedrich Alexander Graf 14 son 29 Wilhelmine Graf 13 girl 30 Carl Graf 11 boy 31 August Graf 9 boy 32* August Hopfner 49 male labourer 33 Sophia Zabel Hopfner 48 female 34 Henriette Hopfner 24 daughter 35 Wilhelm Hopfner 17 son 36 Friedericke Hopfner 14 daughter 37 Caroline Hopfner 13 daughter 38 Johanne Hopfner 12 daughter 39 Wilhelmine Hopfner 9 daughter 40 Carl Hopfner 7 son 41 Christian Sattelberg 50 male labourer 42 Sophia Fetchenhauer Sattelberg 41 female 43 Sophia Sattelberg 21 daughter 44 Christian Sattelberg 19 son 45 Dorothea Sattelberg 7 daughter 46 Christine Perling Sattelberg 70 female widow 47 August Sydow 54 male taylor 48 Rebecca Sattelberg Sydow 48 female 49 Friedrich Sydow 21 son 50 Auguste Sydow 19 daughter 51 Emilie Sydow 17 daughter 52 Friedericke Sydow 15 daughter 53 Ferdinand Sydow 13 son 54 Ottilie Sydow 10 daughter 55 Rebecka Sydow 6 daughter 56 Carl Blank 32 male shoemaker 57 Caroline Breunlich Blank 28 female 58 August Blank 4 son 59 Bertha Blank 2 daughter 60 Johannes Blank 6m son 61 Martin Sahr 33 male labourer 62 Louise Luik Sahr 26 female 63 August Sahr 2 son 64 Martin Sahr 3m son 65 Charlotte Lipke Sahr 58 female widdow 66 Wilhelm Procknow 56 male joyner 67 Anna Diekhoff Procknow 46 female 68 Henriette Procknow 12 daughter 69 Wilhelm Procknow 11 son 70 Carl Procknow 9 son 71 Wilhelmine Procknow 7 daughter 72 Gottfried Hillges 37 male labourer 73 Caroline Grunow Hillges 40 female 74 Sophia Hillges 6 daughter 75* Friedrich Fullner 35 male labourer 76 Dorothea Oerhoich Fullner 23 female 77 Henriette Fullner 9 daughter 78 Gottfried Schmidt 49 male labourer 79 Sophia Kohn Schmidt 45 female 80 Wilhelmine Schmidt 17 daughter 81 Dorothea Schmidt 9 daughter 82 Christian Kopp 44 male farmer 83 Dorothea Vorpahl Kopp 47 female 84 Dorothea Kopp 20 daughter 85 Gottfried Kopp 17 son 86 Wilhelmine Kopp 15 daughter 87 Martin Kopp 13 son 88 Wilhelm Kopp 9 son 89 Louise Kopp 6 daughter 90 Friederike Kopp 4 daughter 91 Gottfried Thiele 33 male farmer 92 Dorothea Karge Thiele 26 female 93 Dorothea Haak Thiele 58 female mother-in-law 94* Dorothea Thiele ????? 58 female widdow 95 Dorothea ????? 25 daughter 96 Anna ????? 21 daughter 97 Wilhelmine ????? 18 daughter 98 Carl Sahr 29 male farmer 99 Friederike Wurl Sahr 30 female 100 Wilhelm Sahr 2 son 101 child Sahr 3m son 102 Gottlob Schulz 40 male carriage maker 103 Henriette Schendel Schulz 38 female 104 Robert Schulz 14 son 105 Auguste Schulz 12 daughter 106 Amalie Schulz 6 daughter 107 Michael Knick 36 male shoemaker 108 Elisabeth Bernsee Knick 29 female 109 August Knick 3 son 110 Wilhelm Knick 1 son 111 Carl Gottlieb Wurl 33 male fisherman 112 Franz Pritzel 55 male cooper 113 Auguste Pritzel 9 daughter 114 Henriette Schulz 23 servant 115 Carl Hermann 42 male farmer 116 Charlotte Witte Hermann 39 female 117 Dorothea Hermann 12 daughter 118 Auguste Hermann 10 daughter 119 Friedrich Hermann 8 son 120 Christine Hermann 3 daughter 121 Wilhelm Wurl 28 male fisherman 122 Gottlieb Steidel 51 male shoemaker 123 Charlotte Sahr Steidel 52 female 124 Martin Otterstein 18 male servant 125 Gottfried Otterstein 25 male shoemaker 126 Carl Kegel 23 male cooper 127 Michael Kube 56 male merchant 128* Henriette Grunberg Kube 50 female 129 Henriette Kube 20 daughter 130 Caroline Kube 8 daughter 131* Carl Schroder 28 male taylor 132 Charlotte Vorpahl Schroder 33 female 133 Louise Schroder 8 daughter 134 Albert Schroder 2 son 135 Johannes Schroder 6m son 136* Marie Gorn Schroder 58 female widdow 137 Sophie Marggraf 55 female merchant 138 Louise Marggraf 28 daughter 139 Christian Friedrich Marggraf 26 son 140 Wilhelm Marggraf 24 son 141 Heinrich Wolter 20 male shoemaker Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk is used to call attention to additional information in the Passenger Notes. ? A question mark is used to indicate illegible letters or words. * All passengers were listed from Stettin Prussia and intended to become inhabitants of Wisconsin so those columns were eliminated. * Names were transcribed as written regardless of spelling. * The passengers were numbered by the Transcriber. * No deaths or births were recorded on this voyage. Passenger Notes: # 26 - Umlaut u in surname. # 32 - Umlaut o in surname. # 75 - Umlaut u in surname. # 94 - Surname not given. #128 - Umlaut u in surname. #131 - Umlaut o in surname. #136 - Umlaut o in maiden name. Personal Notes: Most of the passengers on this ship did not go to Wisconsin as listed in the manifest. They settled the town of Martinsville in Niagara County, New York. Many of the passengers were from the village of ipperwiese on the Oder River in Prussia near Stettin.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 53, List 655.
Transcribed by Robert W. Grose a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 May 2002
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