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Ship William and Sarah
A list of ye Palatine Passengers Imported in ye Ship William and Sarah, Will'm Hill, Mast'r, from Rotterdam. Phlid'a ye 18 Sept'bre, 1727.
The columns represent: Name.
1 Hans Jerrick Swaess
2 Benedice Strome
3 Hans Jerrick Shoomaker
4 Hans Martain Shoomaker
5 Hans Michle* Pagman
6 Johan Ilabaraker
7 Hieronimus Milder
8 Henericus Bell
9 Hans Seri Seigler
10 Hans Michle* Siell
11 Jacob Josi
12 Daniel Levan
13 Andreas Zimmerman
14 Hans Jerrick Wigler
15 Johan Wester
16 Hans Adam Milder
17 Henrick Mayer
18 Jacob Gons
19 Sebastian Vink
20 Jacob Swicker
21 Hans Bernard Wolf
22 Ann Floren
23 Hans Jacob Ekinan
24 Hendrick Wittier
25 Jacob Panse
26 Hans Jerrick Wolf
27 Hans Jerrick Bowman
28 Hans Jerig Anspag
29 Christer* Milder
30 Patrick Sprigler
31 Joh* Tobs* Serveas
32 Johannes Eckman
33 Christor* Laybengyger
34 Andrew Haltspan
35 Hans Martn* Lerisbeyn
36 Jan Hendh* Scaub
37 Abraham Beni
38 Fredrick Heiligas
39 Sebastian Creck
40 Alex. Diebenderf
41 Johan Willm* Mey
42 Caspar Springler
43 Michael Peitley
44 Jno. Barne Lerinstey
45 Johannes Jlon
46 Hans Mchle* Weider
47 Leonard Seltenrick
48 Willm* Turgens
49 Willm* Tleer
50 Anspel Anspay
51 Adam Henrick
52 Ulrich Sieere
53 Junicus Meyer
54 Hans Jorg* Gleryelf
55 Steren Fredrick
56 Philip Feruser
57 Hans Filkeysinger
58 Hans Jerrick Hoy
59 Andw* Salisgerrer
60 Jacob Milder
61 Johannis Stromf
62 Philip Swyger
63 Elias Meyer
64 Martin Prill
65 Peter Leyts
66 Johanes Hendk* Gyger
67 Johanes Berret
68 Jacob Swartz
69 Hans Jerrick Schaub
70 Christian Snyder
71 Johanes Barteleme
72 Johanes Tiebenderf
73 Joseph Aelbragt
74 Jacob Meyer
75 Johanes Balt
76 Christopher Walter
77 Hans Adam Stoll
78 Hans Martin Wilder
79 Hans Jerig Arldnold
80 Hans Jerig Reter
81 Hendrick Gonger
82 Hans Jerig Roedebas
83 Christopher Wittmer
84 Clement Eirn
85 Johanes Michle* Peepell
86 Phillip Seigler
87 Rudolph Wilkes
88 Abraham Farn
89 Hans Michl* Phauts
90 Bastiaen Smith
91 Tobias Frye
92 Jacob Mast
93 Nicholas Adams
94 Johanes Leyb
95 Conrad Miller
96 Ulrich Hertsell
97 Hans Jerick Guyger
98 Hans Jerig Viegle
99 Hans Jerig Cramen
100 Albert Swoap
101 Diederick Roede
102 Hans Adam Beinder
103 Hendrick Hartman
104 Philip Jacob Reylender
105 Ernest Roede
106 Phillip Roedeall
107 Hans Jerig Milder
108 Uldrick Staffon
Transciber's Notes:
* The use of an * indicates an abbreviated name in the original listing.
The last one or two letters were printed in superscript.
5 Hans Michle* Pagman - the "le" are superscript - possibly Michele
10 Hans Michle* Siell - the "le" are superscript - possibly Michele
13 Andrw* Simmerman - the "w" is superscript - possibly Andrew
Correspondence verified Andreas Zimmerman
29 Christer* Milder - the "r" is superscript - possibly Christopher
31 Joh* Tobs* Serveas - the "s" is superscript - possibly Tobias
33 Christor* Laybengyger - the "r" is superscript - possibly Christopher
35 Hans Martn* Lerisbeyn - the "n" is superscript - possibly Martin
36 Jan Hendh* Scaub - the "h" is superscript - possibly Hendrich
41 Johan Willm* Mey - the "m" is superscript - possibly William
46 Hans Mchle* Weider - the "le" are superscript - possible Michele
48 Willm* Turgens - the "m" is superscript - possibly William
49 Willm* Tleer - the "m" is superscript - possibly William
54 Hans Jorg* Gleryelf - the "g" is superscript - possible Jorge
59 Andw* Salisgerrer - the "w" is superscript - possibly Andrew
66 Johanes Hendk* Gyger - the "k" is superscript - possibly Hendrick
85 Johanes Michle* Peepell - the "le" are superscript - possible Michele
89 Hans Michl* Phauts - the "l" is superscript - possibly Michael
Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series
Names of Foreigners who took the Oath of Allegiance to the Province
and State of Pennsylvania, 1727-1775,
With the Foreign Arrivals, 1786-1808.
Edited by William Henry Egle, M. D.
Harrisburg: Edwin K. Meyers, State Printer
1892
Correspondence 25 April 2000 Passenger 103 Hartman
Hendrick Hartman landed at the Port of Philadelphia by way of the Ship William
and Sarah, William Hill, Master. Hendrick's full name way Johann Hendrick Hartman,
but he went by Hendrick. He was born 170? in Prussia and died 170? either in
Pennsylvania or West Virginia--we are still searching.
Hendrick had a son, Henry Jr. who was born in 1728 or 1729 in Pennsylvania and
died in Hardy County, West Virginia. Our records are sketchy when it comes to
these two ancestors, making it difficult to find out more about Johann before
he came to America.
Henry Jr. had a son, John (born 1750 or 1751, Hardy Co, WV, died 181? in Green
County, TN), and John's son, Jacob Hartman was, according to Hamilton County,
Tennessee history, one of the first to settle there in about 1819. Also among
the first to settle were the Cunningham's to whom I am also related. I have
both their ancestry down to me.
The Hartmans (other than perhaps other relatives who stayed behind) mainly
flourished in Eastern Tennessee before a few moved to Oklahoma and finally
to Oregon.
If anyone is researching the same family lines, please contact me and we can
share information. Much success to you, Teresa (Hartman) Neill
Correspondence July 16, 2001
I believe that I can trace my family back to Philip Rutschly and his wife
Agness Gregg immigrated From Switzerland and arrived here on Sept 18, 1727
on the ship William and Sarah. My grandmother was Catherine Madora Ritchey.
Her father was Emanuel Ritchey and her Mother was Eve Bowser Ritchey all
from Blue Knob, Penn. Garrie Thompson Sunnyvale, CA.
Correspondence August 15, 2007 Passenger 13, Zimmerman
I wanted to let you know that Passenger # 13, on Volume 2 of the
William and Sarah passenger list, which arrived in Philadlelphia
on September 18, 1727, is my ancestor.
The correct spelling of his name is Andreas (Andrew) Zimmerman.
He traveled from Rotterdam with his wife and 8 children. He and
his family settled in Goshenhoppen, which is now Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania. His descendents moved to the Frederick, Maryland area.
He was originally from Meckesheim, Germany.
Thanks,
Brenda Zimmerman
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