Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

SS Bremen

List of Passengers Tourist Class only
Page 1 of 8

From New York to Bremen, Germany
via Cherbourg, France and Southampton, England
Departure Date Saturday, May 30, 1936


   SURNAMES 

 * Abarham            Benda

   Abe                Bergmeister

   Albrecht           Bertles

   Anderson           Bertsch

   Angelini           Betz

   Appleton           Beyer

   Archer           * Beyea

   Athenson           Bird 

   Ayasse             Blagg

   Babson             Blomba

   Backeberg          Boettcher 

   Bader              Borchers 

   Baird              Botak

   Baker              Botz 

   Bakert             Braun

   Balla              Bratke

 * Barthel            Brehme

   Basilia            Brock

   Bauck              Brodmann

   Bauerlein          Bruckner

   Baur               Brogan

   Bausch             Bronislava

   Baylis             Bruckner

   von der Becke      Buedel

   Beckmann           Buettner

   Benavides          Burt

                      Burton

                      Camargr

                      Carleton

                      Carr

Transcriber's notes:
Passenger Abarham: this could possibly be Abraham misspelled.
Passenger Barthel: The handwritten 606 after both the Barthel names 
is written in ink, it could possibly be the cabin number, written 
by the original owner of this little booklet.
Passenger Beyea: this could be a spelling mistake and might be Beyer
Souvenir passenger booklet of voyage
Contributed by Ines Mannhardt,
a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
25 June 2002


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