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Brig Herschel


Bremen, Germany to Galveston, Texas
May 21, 1849

List of Passengers arrived from Foreign Ports, in the port of Galveston, Texas during the Second Quarter, 1849. Date: 21 May 1849; Name of Vessel: Brig Herschel Where from: Bremen.
Columns represent: given name, surname, age, occupation, country to which they belong, country to which they intend to become inhabitants.
    
  1  Victor Bracht          27 M Merchant    New Braunfels, Texas
  2  F H  Stul              28 M Merchant    Galvenston, Texas
  3  Fr Koenitz             33 M Farmer      Houston, Texas
  4  Julius Schome          25 M Farmer      Colto Creek, Texas
  5  Mad Schome             22 M Farmer      Germany
  6  Felix Bracht           40 M Doctor
  7  Rud Wisprecht          24 M Merchant
  8  Robert Thusen          29 M Merchant
  9  Ottilia Rhodins        24 M Merchant
 10  H Ruchenbach           23 M Merchant
 11  Aug Elens              22 M Merchant
 12  Gustav Hempel          28 M Farmer
 13  Pauline Schlomer       22 M Farmer
 14  H Schmidt              40 M Teacher   
 15  Daughter Schmidt       14 F None
 16  Daughter Schmidt       17 F None
 17  G Petschke             28 M Tailor
 18  C Andreas              28 M Merchant
 19  Lady Andreas           30 F None
 20  Aug Ludwig             24 M Segarmaker       
 21  H Fresinnis            23 M Merchant
 22  E Tillmann             25 M Confectioner
 23  H Kellerman             ? M Butcher
 24  Lady Kellerman         28 F none
 25  T Reichenger           27 M Merchant
 26  F Briers                  ? M Farmer
 27  Lady Briers              28 F None
 28  F P Saathoff            ? M Blacksmith
 29  S Briers                ? M Farmer
 30  R Behrens              28 M Farmer
 31  Lottie Shittilman      24 M Farmer
 32  Fried Hiedmeyer        2? M Farmer
 33  Erin Dorf              2? M Painter
 34  W Kellenbeck           27 M Segarmaker
 35  E R Wulfring           28 M Farmer
 36  F Schiefer             2? M Carpenter
 37  G Vogelsang             ? M Cooper
 38  P Marn                 33 M Gardiner
 39  Lady Marn              18 F None
 40  Carl Stehl             21 M Gardiner
 41  L Wegener              28 M Farmer
 42  E Steindel              ? M Clothmaker
 43  F Schmiemann            ? M Farmer
 44  T Schmiemann            ? M Farmer
 45  G Demann                ? M Blacksmith
 46  Lady Demann             ? F None
 47  Fr Suders               ? M Farmer
 48  F Cordt                 ? M Farmer
 49* J Kupp                  ? M Farmer
 50  G Deutler & Family     27 M Farmer  
 51  I Menemacker            ? M Farmer
 52  C Mier                 22 M Farmer
 53  W Schumesk             25 M Farmer
 54  G Gerves               32 M Farmer
 55  Lady Gerves            26 F None
 56  A Suttenfriest         30 M Farmer
 57  Lady Suttenfriest      27 M Farmer
 58  S Volrath              28 M Blacksmith
 59  H Klatt                30 M Merchant
 60  A Stinck               28 M Farmer
 61  Ferdinand Caroline     25 M Farmer  
 62  Ferdinand Thiele       23 M Farmer
 63  Aug Kolle              26 M Farmer
 64  E Plucker              42 M Farmer
 65  Adreas Tampke          20 M Farmer
 66  Allient Tampke         21 M Farmer

                     Collectors Office Galveston    
                       June 30, 1849    
                           W. G. Runnels    
                                Collector    

Transcriber's Notes:
 There were no deaths on this voyage.
 ? on ages looks as if something spilled and was smeared.
 Texas is listed for only 4 of the passengers and assuming the rest are originally from Germany.

passenger #49 could also be Kapp

Correspondence 02/25/2003 passenger #36 Schiefer 
F. Schieffer settled in Austin.  Trying to locate where he was from in Germany.
Sharon Mayes
  
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 3
Re-transcribed by Sharon Richlen Ballard a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
18 September 2000



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