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IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD 1813-1852 Part I IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD Port of New York 1813-1852 Part I SHIP NAMES: Steamer New York Bark Daniel Webster SS Surrey Brig Montevido Ship General Hamilton Br. Ship Arkwright Ship Groton Ship Attica Brig Commanquid Ship Burgandy Ship Bowditch Norweigain Bark Emilie Ship Senator Ship Huntress Ship Stephen Whitney Arabian Patrick Henry Bark Jason SS Mary Patton SS Nancy SS H. Trowbridge SS T. Trobridge SS Zeno St Denis Br Ship Riverdale Ship William Rathbone The Andrew Foster Zurich SS Prometheus Rappahonock Brig Colombine Bark Repeater Ship Jane D. Cooper Brig Hector Bark Mary Morris British Bark Duncan Ritchie Ship Havre Admiral Compiled and Indexed by Sandy Day C2000 Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County ISTG - Steamer New York http://istg.rootsweb.com/l800/newyorkl 8670513.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Steamer New York List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Str.New York, whereof G. Ernst is Master, from Bremmen burthen..... tons Columns represent: NAMES, AGE (Years/Months), SEX, OCCUPATION, and The country to which they severally belong -** This is a partial list with more to be transcribed soon. Mrs Lang 25 F US ??? Lang 0 11 US Joh. Brunner 33 M Mech US Louise Brunner 30 F US Machs. Schalck 34 M Merch US Fredk. Schalck 41 F US Bertha Schalck 19 F US Mary Frankenaw 17 F Germany Sophie Frankenaw 16 F Germany Gen??? Allen 50 M US I F Allen 22 US I P Donell US Theod Thomayer 32 M Austria Nanie Thomayer 20 F Austria Joh. Schap?enkamper 36 M Farmer Germany Amalia Haas 28 F Germany ? C Ludwig 20 M Merch Germany Eugen Wer?iake 19 M Germany Leop. Thorsch 19 M Germany W Callin 36 M Seaman Germany R. Nannod 29 M Seaman Germany Wm Bardel 21 M Merch Germany Cathr Blvafs 50 F Germany Maraty Weisskopf 20 M Mech Germany Marie Hoffman 35 F Germany Louis Lay 27 M Germany Nanie Lay 19 F Germany Aug. ?ualcke 24 M Germany Elisa ?amuelaron 26 F Germany Ida Stratlander 25 F Germany W W Schwankhan 24 M Farmer Germany Joh. Carneli 22 M Merch Germany Wm Bender 25 M Mech US Otto Dietsch 20 M Merch Germany W Wansfler 20 M US Emilie Huttle 22 F Germany Emilie Huttle 0 9 Germany Margt. Spangler 15 US Gust. Braunschweig 22 M Germany W Pearson 21 M US ??h Erurman 52 M US Wm Schufater 42 M US Anne Breiting 21 F US Louis Schnickel 23 M Mech Germany Jas. R?hland 18 M Germany Louise Werth 33 F Germany 1 of 3 6/29/99 9:02 AM ISTG - Steamer New York http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/newyorkl 8670513.html Heuer Werth B M Germany Wm Ernst 18 M Germany Amsah Ernst 22 F Germany Lah Wakn 30 M Gardner Germany Eva Wakn 24 F Germany Chs. Lubest 69 M Germany Anna Lubest 61 F Germany Heuer F?eger 53 M Germany Juliane F?eger 56 F Germany Kaisser F?eger 16 M Germany Anna F?eger 19 F Germany Mar?a Lewi?och 17 Germany Jah Heinke 24 M Mich Germany Chs. Schafer 32 Farmer Germany F?a?? Mey?s 26 Mich Germany Jah Wappe 29 Farmer Germany Jas Dnilling 31 Germany Emma ?alle 21 F Germany Welhe ?alle 18 Germany Maria Ruf 23 Germany Maria Ruf 0 11 Germany Anna Wal?rnn 45 Germany Margt Flaniger 24 Germany Jas Flaniger 0 9 M Germany Andr Barth 23 Germany J D Wichman 31 Germany Anna Wichman 25 F Germany Her?n Sachs 13 M Germany A??e Sachs 26 F Germany Reid Sachs 24 M Germany ?e?? Peifier 17 Germany C D Ma??sich 25 Germany ? Wachendorf 67 Germany Gesine Lut?en 20 F Germany Gesine Gade 18 Germany Anna Schilger 21 Germany W Dillberger 18 M Germany Feral Theis 16 Mech Germany Carl Theis 19 Mech Germany Ferd Wiege 27 Miner Germany Elise Weugel 20 F Germany Margt Bram 27 Germany ?u?r Bram 0 8 Germany Phil Milbest 24 Mech Germany Chs Elamann 26 Germany Carl Kardenolsky 26 Servant Germany Elise Burkhard 44 F Germany Fred Waugh 16 M Farmer Germany Franz Nix 21 Germany Joh Waugh 21 Mech Germany Niche Wiener 28 Farmer Germany Aug Buogen 46 Phisician Germany Elisab Buogen 14 F Germany Robt Buogen 0 3 M Germany Casin Muarmann 29 Mech Germany Herm Fuhlhage 28 Labr Germany Ernst Kluckbahn 38 Germany Fert Renss 32 Germany Heiser Brenkmann 27 Germany Henrietta Rathert 20 F Germany W W Keller 22 M Farmer Germany Aug Mersch 28 Germany C W Markesseger 29 Germany Marie Breukmann 23 F Germany Julie Breukmann 20 F Germany G H Hoewel 16 M Miner Germany Therese Hoewel 21 F Germany Carall Reinsury 33 Germany Michl Barissil 28 M Farmer Germany 2 of 3 6/29/99 9:02 AM 2 ISTG - Steamer New York http://istg.rootsweb.com/l800/newyorkl8670513.html ?ah Barissil 35 F Germany Vincent Engelhardt 33 M Germany Ernst Wagner 24 Mich Germany Sa? Zehner 32 Farmer Germany Sah Zehner 32 F Germany Elisab Zehner 1 3 Germany Mare Zehner 0 3 Germany Wm Hastmann 43 M Mech Germany Elisab Hastmann 39 F Germany Elisab Hastmann 15 Germany Cathr Hastmann 14 Germany ?ah Hastmann 9 Germany Phil Hastmann 7 Germany Elise Hastmann 4 F Germany Auge Hastmann 0 11 Germany Chs Busch 34 M Germany Transcriber's Notes: The use of a ? indicates the word or leters that could not be read. The majority of the first names appear to be abbreviated or truncated, no attempt has been made to interpret them. The column "The country of which they intend to become inhabitants" was indicated as "US" for all persons listed. There were no entries in the "Died on the Voyage" column. 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"%% ISTG Home Page . :W:9.:ns " :SponasorR Created & Maintained by the ISTGTMInmmigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Volume 1 Total Number of Ships Transcribed in Volume 1: 1,000 Last entries added: 15 June 1999 Go To Volume 2 Total Number of Ships Transcribed in Volume 2: 5 Last entries added: 16 June 1999 3 of 3 6/29/99 9:02 AM 3 ISTG - danlwebster470417 http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/danwebster470417.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Bark Danl. Webster DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK COPY of Report and List of the Passengers taken on board the Bark Danl. Webster of Boston, whereof Rufus Cole is Master, burthen 264 tons and -- /95ths of a ton, bound from the Port of Newport, Eng. for Boston. Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants. Thomas Thomas 24 Male Engineer Wales U. States Cornelius La?y 24 Male Laborer Ireland U. States Transcribers Notes: There were no deaths nor births on this passage, therefore the births/deaths column been eliminated. Passenger Thomas Thomas: the name is as it appears. Passenger La?y: the missing letter is either r or s. National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 415. Transcribed by Kitty Montgomery Steele for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 31 January 1999 ISTGTM NOTICE: The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild has been generously granted permission to publish these electronic pages on this website by RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative. They may NOT be reproduced in whole or part in any format for presentation, distribution or profit by anyone without the express written consent of the contributor. ,$pootweb::.: Created & Maintained by the ISTGTImmigrant Ships Transcribers Guild New entries added: 27 March 1999 Total Number of Ships Transcribed: 632 4 1 of 1 3/29/99 10:02 AM ISTG - SS Surrey http://istg.rootsweb.com/l800/surrey310219.html Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild SS Surrey ............ ..... ........... ...... ...... ...... ... - A list of all passengers aboard the ship S. S. Surrey from Amsterdam to New York on February 19, 1831 Captain S. R. Hill Columns represent: Last Name, First Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country of citizen, Destination, Date and cause of death, Space occupied Number, pcs baggage, Transient/in transit, Remarks/Notes. 1 HUST, Philipp 48 m labourer Germany New York steerage 2 HUST, Catherine 47 f without Germany New York fam. dep 1 3 HUST, Eva 23 f without Germany New York fam. dep 4 HUST, Moegn 21 f without Germany New York fam. dep 5 HUST, Elizabeth 16 f without Germany New York fam. dep 6 HUST, Hemrich 8 m without Germany New York fam. dep 7 HUST, Anna 7 f without Germany New York fam. dep 8 HUST, Cathr 5 f without Germany New York fam. dep 9 HUST, Soter 4 m without Germany New York fam. dep 10 HUST, Barbara 3 f without Germany New York fam. dep 11 HUST, Wethelm 12ms m without Germany New York fam. dep 12 WIRTH, Ludwig 25 m labourer Germany New York m. dep 13 PRUCHER, Jacob 14 m labourer Germany New York m. dep 1 14 HOFMAN, Hathias 18 m labourer Germany New York m. dep 15 HESS, Catherine 26 f without Germany New York fam.
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