Brig Stern
Another transcription of this ship can be found in Volume 4
REPORT and List of the Passengers taken on board the Brig Stern whereof C. Sprille is Captain from Bremen, burthen hundred fifty four tons, and owned by Otto Hagemann of Bremen and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number, names, age, sex, occupation, the country to which they severally belong*, the country of which they intend to become inhabitants*.
1 George Schandelbuck 30 male farmer
2 Wilhelmine Schandelbuck 38 female
3 Johann Gronbach 39 male farmer
4 Friederian Gronbach 24 female
5 Anna Sophia Grenbacj 3m female
6 Peter Baumgaten 27 male smith
7 Christ. Fleischmann 36 male tanner
8 M. Sonntag 45 male farmer
9 Anna Catharina Sonntag 49 female
10 Sebastinn Sonntag 28 male farmer
11* Justus Sonntag 18 male farmer
12 Gertrude Sonntag 16 female
13 Anna Catharine Sonntag 12 female
14 Elise Sonntag 10 female
15 Adam Sonntag 7 male
16 Simon Awe 28 male weaver
17 H. Bernhard 16 male painter
18 J. Augustin 21 male mason
19 Barla Elisa Augustin 18 female
20 Christ. Schleider 21 male baker
21 John Schleider 19 male baker
22 H. Hesse 23 male cabinet maker
23 George Karl 50 male farmer
24 Verona Karl 49 female
25 Lorenz Karl 24 male farmer
26 Johanne Karl 22 female
27 Martin Karl 17 male shoemaker
28 Joseph Emerick 24 male shoemaker
29 Catharina Emerick 20 female
30 John Schnepf 28 male stone cutter
31 Theresa Schnepp 24 female
32 Stephane Schnepp 1y 6m female
33 Peter Bechner 23 male farmer
34 Mathias Meyer 18 male mason
35 Elisabeth Schnaff 31 female
36 George Gurtner 38 male butcher
37 Jacob Ihle 46 male farmer
38 Maria Wissmann 24 female
39 Franz Eyermann 28 male farmer
40 J. A. Eyermann 27 male farmer
41 Henry Hesse 25 male cabinet maker
42 Joh Carl Weid 29 male cabinet maker
43 Anton Wiesemann 26 male dyer & printer
44 John Wiesemann 19 male dyer & printer
45 Simon Bodendorfer 49 male shoemaker
46 Elisabeth Bodendorfer 45 female shoemaker
47 Margareth Bodendorfer 26 female shoemaker
48* Karl Wutting? 23 male smith
49 H. F. Bosshier? 25 male brewer
50 John Fahn 37 male baker
51 Peter Hermann 25 male shoemaker
52 Michael Kittel 32 male brewer
53 Andr. Wopner 25 male shoemaker
54 Wolfgang Hoffman 23 male weaver
55 John Carant? 23 male miller
56 J. W. Steiler 23 male shoemaker
57 Anton Heins 30 male horse dealer
58 Baruch Strass? 36 male shoemaker
59 Hanna Strauss 35 female
60 Joseph Strauss 1 male
61 Justus Geisecke 30 male farmer
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the
transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information in the
transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition
of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
11 Before the given name the printed letters (or what looks like them) had been
inserted "BEGIN".
48 Surname maybe Wietting, or Wutting with umlaut above the "u".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 55.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 June 2009
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