Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship Hudson
Bremen, Germany to New York
17 May 1850
(There is no sworn statement for this list)
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Hudson
whereof
Hahorst is Master from Bremen burthen (no number entered here)Tons.
Columns represent: passenger names, ages, gender, and occupations. Columns
for
the place of origin and destination have been omitted in this list because
all
origins were Germany and all destinations were United States.
1 H Schulse 28 m Mech
2 T Johnsen 16 m
3 C Helmacht 31 m
4 W Lorenz 24 m
5* W R? 41 m
6* ? R? 31 m
7* Arnoid R? 4 m
8 H Goeber 22 m
9 A Meyer 17 m
10* Mgd Bot? 19 f
11* Anna Bot? 17 f
12* Mgt Peppe? 25 f
13 Mar Buser 17 f
14 Soph Rierde 17 f
15* Suze Koll? 30 f
16 H Ewer 19 m Farm.
17* F St? 16 m
18 Ma Wendehle 20 f
19 L Leibech 18 m
20 Cath Knigge 18 f
21* F H Shuh 22 m
22* T Roth? 25 m
23* W Roth? 16 m
24* J Tiermn 18 m
25* Cath Gl? 17 f
26* Ma? Kusenb? 26 f
27* ? Kusenb? 23 f
28* F T? 22 m
29* H Hud? 23 m
30* I Hol? 19 m
31 W Ernseng 27 m
32 G Wiebke 25 m
33* L B?nhoh? 24 m
34 D Bruys 23 m
35 C Jeske 20 m
36* C Da? 20 m
37* E H K??? 41 m
38 I Genau 23 m
39 B Bernberg 26 m
40* A Smmn 25 m
41 C Shroeder 22 m
42 G Jacobs 57 m Farm.
43 Wilh Jacobs 47 f
44 M Lon? 19 f
45 W Fk Lon? 17 m
46 Ma F Lon? 10 f
47 W L Lon? 8 m
48 J Benslef 46 m
49 G C Joost 22 m
50 Mgt Joost 17 f
51 H Tiernicht 16 m
52 Dv Roes? 22 f
53 H M? 33 m
54 Ca M? 22 f
55 F? M? 1 m
56 T D Veder 29 m
57 P Werner 27 m
58 H Meyer 26 m
59 Mgt Meyer 28 f
60 A Genau 42 m
61* G Hoff? 38 m
62* Eva Hoff? 36 f
63* Lev?? Hoff? 14 m
64* Frnz Hoff? 1 m
65 J A Melzer 61 m
66 Wilhm Melzer 20 m
67 Julius Melzer 12 m
68 Ce Konig 40 f
69 Sophie Konig 22 f
70* J Neuas? 23 m
71 P Benken 25 m
72 Fr Benken 3? m
73 A Werker 36 m
74 ?t Mahm? 21 m
75* J M? 16 m
76* Ter M? 15 m
77* Mich. M? 13 m
78* Crnd M? 9 m
79* C Gries? 24 m
80* J Sch?nn 23 m
81* M Tenn? 33 m
82* F Sch? 26 m
83* Mgt Sch??? 29 f
84* H Wagen? 43 m
85 J Prust 54 m Mech
86 Janus Prust 18 m
87 ? Prust 22 m
88 J Ton? 27 m
89 Mgt ?on? 25 f
90 Suzan Ton? 1 f
91* J ?ries 25 m
92* A Wage? 26 m
93 B Dierks 2? m
94 B Besenken 20 m
95* A Kohl?er 19 m
96* J G Kr? 44 m
97* Ch? Kr? 42 f
98* Ferdn Kr? 14 m
99* Augst Kr? 6 m
100* Ernst Kr? 2 m
101* Ds Ka? 28 f
102* Ernst Kay? 1 m
103 W Reinhunt 26 m
104 H Erlet 43 m
105 O Roer 33 m
106 J Schneider 25 m
107 Chrstin Schneider 25 f
108 Amke Schneider 52 f
109 Carolin Schneider 18 f
110 Elisbt Schneider 1 f
111 H Ernst 26 m
112 El? Ernst 20 f
113 Anne ?tbur 18 f
114 E Diertz 30 m
115* J Rot? 28 m
116* Johanne Rot? 28 f
117* Mar Rot? 1 f
118* C Rucharth 2? m
119 F Nolls 25 m
120* C Gre? 23 m
121* F Pf? 37 m
122 R Serben 17 m
123 Ca Serben 22 f
124 Emi M? 24 f
125 A Sch? 50 m
126* E?? R? 24 f
127 J Kuch? 19 m
128* L Lamp? 27 m Mech
129* F Pohl? 44 m
130* F Remm? 29 m
131* J Trom? 22 m
132 Els Ruh 22 f
133* J Mu? 1? m
134 T Telgnuk 20 m
135* J Bierb?? 20 m
136 Mgt Seld 18 f
137 J G Loh? 40 m
138* J Books? 26 m
139* Carol Books? 22 f
140* ? Books? 3 m
141 Mgt Senger 18 f
142 Mt Dallus 19 f
143 Anne Dallua 17 f
144* Mgt K? 22 f
145 Elis F??aert 27 f
146* G Boy? 21 m
147* Cath Wal?? 19 f
148 Mgt Ge? 27 f
149* ?eln M? 19 f
150* L H?rtmnn 23 m
151 C Vep? 27 m
152* Cath Hoffm? 22 f
153 J G Metzow 26 m
154 W Kustein 26 m
155 Ba Kustein 26 f
156 Onn Kustein 25 m
157 Anje? Kustein 4 f
158 H Ohm 17 m
159* T Volh?? 16 m
160* C ???lhoff 16 m
161 H Arndt 15 m
162 Cath Tin? 38 f
163* C??? Stunt? 17 f
164 ? Kemper 20 f
165* W F? 11 m
166* G Jea? 18 m
167* H Beckm? 19 m
168* T Schw? 23 m
169* H Glu? 16 m
170 J H Solen 17 m
171 F T Stumpf 34 m Farm
172 A F Schrem 22 m
173* J Mull? 38 m
174* Anne Mull? 50 f
175* A? C Mull? 21 f
176* Chrstne Mull? 16 f
177* Herm Mull? 13 m
178* Johan Mull? 10 m
179* H Rot? 8 m
180* Auguste Rot? 6 f
181* Joh Rot? 2 f
182 E H?ewk?? 27 f
Transcriber's Notes:
An asterisk indicates further information in the Passenger Notes.
A question mark indicates indecipherable material.
The writer of this list abbreviates first names (or uses initials only, or
uses only the consonants in names, and he trails the final letters of most
names so that it is difficult to determine final letters. Hence, the footnotes
carry "conjectures" as to the probable names for those that are somewhat
decipherable. For instance, many German names end with ...mann and this list
contains many that could be that, but the scribe doesn't distinguish between
m or n or simply writes mn. Also, for the gender, the m for male looks more
like a tilde (~) and the f for female like a long, slanted slash mark.
From a list later in the year 1850 the captain's given name appears as
Hermann.
5-7 Surname looks something like Restennpach or Restennpass.
10-11 Surname looks something like Botzu, Botjer, or Botger.
12 Surname looks something like Pepper or Peppen.
15 Surname looks something like Kollmer or possibly Kollmann.
17 Surname looks something like Steie.
21 There may be another letter at the end of this surname, thus Shuhe,
for example.
22-23 Surname looks something like it may be Rothmann.
24 Surname may be Tiermann.
25 Surname may be Glahn or Glahr.
26-27 Surname looks something like Kusenbach or Kulmbach.
28 Surname looks something like Tupen or Tuper.
29 Surname looks something like Hudnich or Hudreich.
30 Surname looks something like Hollys or Hollyr with an umlauted "o"
33 Surname looks something like Bunhoh.
36 Surname looks something like Damann, Dameier, Domeier or Danier.
37 Surname looks something like Knisting.
40 Surname may be something like Shumm or Shumann.
61-64 Surname looks something like Hoffmeier.
70 Surname looks something like Neuastne.
75-78 Surname looks something like Mey or Ney.
79 Surname looks something like Griesenger.
80 Surname looks something like Schwann.
81 Surname looks something like Tenner.
82-83 Surname looks something like Schmerz or possibly Schwarz.
84 Surname looks something like Wagentuhr or Wagenstuhr.
91 Surname also looks something like Ories, Onis.
92 Surname looks something like Wagemann.
95 Surname looks something like Kohleyer or Kohleger.
96-100 Surname looks something like Krainn or Kraimann.
101-102 Surname looks something like Kaymer or Kaymann.
115-117 Surname looks something like Rotheim or Rottmann.
118 Large X between the third and fourth columns--no explanation for
this. On some lists this indicated a death during the passage.
120 Surname looks something like Grebin or Grebein.
121 Surname looks something like Pfeifler.
126 Surname looks something like Rechender.
128 Surname looks something like Lampen or could be Lampmann.
129 Surname looks something like Pohle.
130 Surname looks something like Remmer.
131 Surname looks something like Tromann.
133 Surname looks something like Murs.
135 Surname may be Bierbaum.
138-140 Surname looks something like Booksleger.
144 Surname looks something like Kunz.
145 Surname looks something like Freraert.
146 Surname looks something like Boyenga.
147 Surname looks something like Waltiz or Walberg.
149 Surname looks something like Myer.
150 Surname looks something like Hartmann.
152 Surname looks something like Hoffmann
159 Surname looks something like Volheim.
160 Surname looks something like Thilhoff or Shulhoff
163 Surname looks something like Stuntier.
165 Surname possibly looks something like Frei
166 Surname looks something like Jearn or Yearn.
167 Surname looks something like Beckmann.
168 Surname looks something like Schwat.
169 Surname looks something like Gluer.
173-178 Surname looks something like Muller.
179-181 Surname looks something like Rothwer, Rothmeier, or Rothmann.
Correspondence added 1-23-2006, passenger 130, Remm?
According to the Immigrant Ship Transcribers Guild, aboard the
ship Hudson, which sailed from Bremen, Germany on 17 May, 1850 is listed
passenger #130, listed as F. Remm? age 29. Later, there is a notation
that the last name "looks like Remmer."
I believe this might be my Great, Great Grandfather, Frederick W.
Remmert who died in Stafford Springs, Connecticut on 25 August, 1893, age
72 years, 7 months as is inscribed on his tombstone. That would place his
birth date as January, 1821, and he would have been 29 years of age in
May, 1850.
If this is so, my mother, Rose Adelaide Remmert, who married
Marcus M. Worthington, Sr. is his great granddaughter.
As regards my mother's siblings: Eli Geddens and Audrey May died
childless. Harry James, Jr. had two sons- Harry 3rd, (now deceased- who
had two daughters, Nancy and Marilyn) and David, (who has three children-
Karen, who has children of her own; David, Jr. and Richard). I am not
sure whether David, Jr. or Richard has children.
I am including Remmert Genealogy documentation.
I hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Marcus M. Worthington
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 88, List 365.
Transcribed by Gene Janssen
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
9 October 2004
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