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Schooner Leo

Bremen, Germany to Galveston, Texas
June 25, 1846

Another transcription of this ship can be found in Volume 9

Columns represent: given name, surname, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, where they intend to inhabit. 
G.      Henricks              44 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
Alene   Henrich               45 female   Farmer  
Five    children
S. T.   Saathoff              37 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
E.      Saathoff & 2 children 28 female 
G. F.   Schmidt               37 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
A. O.   Schmidt               25 female
Three   children 
T.      Schellois             29 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
Peter   Eichhorn              33 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
Four    children 
Ernst   Planker               29 Male     Farmer  Germany  Texas US
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                          Recapitulation **
                   ________________________________________________
                   Males Over 21 years          22
                   Males Under 21 years          3
                   Females Over 18 years        12
                   Females Under 18 years       12**
                   Children                     33


Transcriber's Notes:
This could be a partial manifest - captain states 70 passengers.


Correspondence 10/31/99
Peter Eichhorn came to Texas from Germany on this ship that ported in 
Galveston, Texas.  He settled in Castroville, Medina Co., TX and first 
shows up on the 1850 Medina Co., TX census microfilm roll #912 on 
page 392 and was a Carpenter at the time of the census.  He is listed 
with the four children that he brought from Germany, Caroline age 14, 
William age 12, Charles age 8, Frederic age 5, all born in Germany.  
Also listed is a fifth child, Louis age 1, born in Texas.  Peter does 
not have a wife listed with him on this census.  My email address 
is Renee Smelley and my website is Renee's Homestead & Family Genealogy
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 3.
Partial manifest contributed by John Hartsoll a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
11 January 2001

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