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Bark Lucia Field
I, Rich, Master or Commander of the Bark Lucia Field, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear, that the within list, signed by me and now delivered to the Collector of this District, contains the names of all the passengers, taken on board the said Bark at the Port of Bremen or at any time since, and that all matters therein set forth are, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true. I do further swear, that none of the said Passengers have died on the voyage. Sworn before me, this 30th day of Oct 1846. (Signed) Henry J. Rich. (Signature illegible) Collector.
List of Passengers on board the American Barque Lucia Field, Rich, master, bound from Bremen for New Orleans.
Columns represent: name, last dwelling-place, occupation, age.
1 Heinr. Gorke Rammerode vinegar-brewer 60
2 Mar. Gorke Rammerode 36
3 Elise Gorke Rammerode 3
4 Geo. Gorke Rammerode 3mo
5 Geo. Wm. Kn?r?m * Rammerode potter 27
6 Elisb. Kn?r?m Rammerode 23
7 Elise Kn?r?m Rammerode 9mo
8 Mar. Elis. Blume Rammerode 60
9 Cath. Elisb. Engel Rammerode 60
10 Heinr. Blum Furstenhagen joiner 19
11 Gertr. Albrecht Felmenten 28
12 Jh. Fr. v. d. Wroge * Oep?ker merchant 27
13 Heinr. Fricke Oep?ker farmer 47
14 Heinr. Hachene? * Wiehagen ?a??er 42
15 Clara Hachene? Wiehagen 42
16 Franz Hachene? Wiehagen 13
17 Anton Hachene? Wiehagen 11
18 Clara Hachene? Wiehagen 9
19 Angela Hachene? Wiehagen 6
20 Carol Hachene? Wiehagen 4
21 Chr. Hachene? Wiehagen 2
22 Phil. Grosse * Wer? shoemaker 29
23 Agnes Grosse * Wer? 2?
24 Agnes Grosse Wer? 3
25 Elizb. Grosse Wer? 3
26 Frdke. Grosse Wer? 1
27 Hugo Gressauer * Se?lau joiner 24
28 Balth. Kalbfleiren Billertshausen farmer 67
29 Pet. Hofmann Zell weaver 22
30 Joh. Nau Billertshausen farmer 61
31 Wm. Peters Reuchte shepherd 23
32 Elisb. Peters Reuchte 25
33 Aug. Isensee Subenstedt farmer 30
34 Doroth. Isensee Subenstedt 27
35 Chr. Wessel Kleinendenkte shepherd 23
36 Elisb. Wessel Kleinendenkte 22
37 Joh. Kiesel * Hars??? carpenter 34
38 Cath. Kiesel Hars??? 37
39 Mar. Kiesel Hars??? 9
40 Auguste Kiesel Hars??? 4
41 Berthe Kiesel Hars??? 3
42 Heinr. Kiesel Hars??? 1
43 Gust. Koch Hars??? shoemaker 18
44 Anna Mar. Rickel Hars??? 26
45 Doroth. Louise Rickel Hars??? 23
46 Carol Papst Muhlhausen ?7
47 Ph. Vasignasa Treffurt clock-maker 28
48 Joh. Hr. Hartmann Wickenberg smith 33
49 Mar. Hartmann Wickenberg 27
50 Heinr. Hartmann Wickenberg 5
51 Wm. Hartmann Wickenberg 2
52 Mar. Doroth. Hartmann Wickenberg 25
53 Hr. Fr. Koster Walle farmer 25
54 Hans Hr. Heine Jeversen farmer 29
55 Mar. Heine Jeversen 31
56 Hr. Fr. Hellmers Jeversen farmer 32
57 Joh. Hr. Schulze Wietze farmer 27
58 Franz Koch Soest joiner 30
59 Carol. Koch Soest 29
60 Gerh. Adrian * H?vstadt saddler 25
61 Jos. Oelmgun Mellerich saddler 22
62 Heinr. Wilhelm Sarsum farmer 30
63 Soph. Wilhelm Sarsum 30
64 Louise Wilhelm Sarsum 7
65 Edw. Knoche Uslar gold-smith 27
66 Ludw. Ude Engelade tailor 27
67 Fr. Obe?beck * Engelade carpenter 40
68 Mar. Cath. Obe?beck Engelade 42
69 Heinr. Obe?beck * Engelade 1?
70 Chr. Obe?beck Engelade 11
71 Aug. Obe?beck Engelade 9
72 Carol. Obe?beck Engelade 6
73 Frdke. Obe?beck Engelade 2
74 Wm. Lutje Uslar tailor 28
75 Wm. Wiltz Opende shoemaker 30
76 Trintje Wiltz Opende 33
77 Gertr. Brauer Norden 59
78 Tonjes Wilts Opende baker 26
79 Wenzel Huewer Prag merchant 19
80 Chr. Gottfr. Koch Eisenberg joiner 39
81 Henrtte. Wme. Koch Eisenberg 29
82 Clara Koch Eisenberg 4
83 Fr. von Osten * Logeb? farmer 38
84 Anna Elisb. von Osten Logeb? 60
85 Chr. Winkeloh Oldendorf weaver 41
86 Carol. Winkeloh Oldendorf 30
87 Carol. Winkeloh Oldendorf 6
88 Sim. Wolte?ade * Oettern smith 37
89 Wme. Wolte?ade Oettern 26
90 Heinr. Jacob Lemgo baker 28
91 Louise Jacob Lemgo 27
92 Ant. Eggert * Bar?enhausen carpenter 45
93 Charl. Stock * Hacke??sse 23
94 Ferd. Krieghoff Sachsa glazier 33
95 Carl Krieghoff Sachsa 9
96 Ernst Hr. Brinkmeier Buer farmer 25
97 Anna Mar. Brinkmeier Buer 23
98 Cath. Elise Meier Buer 25
99 John. Fr. Brinkmeier Buer farmer 55
100 Anna Mar. Brinkmeier * Buer 4?
101 Fz. H. Brinkmeier Buer 21
102 Aug. Hr. Brinkmeier Buer 6
103 Carl August Lachner * Bisl? ? 33
104 Ernst Hr. Brinkmeier * Bisl? ? 65
105 Valent. Will Niederthalhausen joiner 40
106 Joh. Fr. Har??s * Zwisch?ah? farmer 38
107 Joh. Hr. Kettler Einighausen farmer 26
108 Bernh. Liesse Walburg farmer 46
109 Cath. Liesse * Walburg ?0
110 Elisb. Liesse Walburg 11
111 Anna Liesse Walburg 9
112 Geo. Holle Vellmeden farmer 2?
113 Joh. Werberich Oberaschenbach farmer 22
114 Franz Volpert Nauzenbrunnen farmer 25
115 Joh. Eilertz Silland farmer 51
116 Jalke Mar. Eilertz Silland 48
117 Hilke Eilertz Silland 27
118 Hinr. Behrens Eilertz * Silland 20
119 Eilert Jansen Eilertz Silland 16
120 Thomas Eilertz Silland 14
121 Gerrick Eilertz Silland 12
122 Johann Eilertz Silland 8
123 Jalke Mar. Eilertz Silland 6
124 Gerd. Behrens Eilertz * Silland 2
125 Joh. Bers??a * Neustadtgodens farmer 30
126 Anna Reb. Bers??a Neustadtgodens 42
127 Hilke Bers??a Neustadtgodens 8
128 Leont. Bers??a Neustadtgodens 6
129 Marta Bers??a Neustadtgodens 2
130 Gert G?tjen * Horsten farmer 34
131 M. J. Fra?zen * Dickhausen tailor 29
132 Mich. Dolling * Gundersrieth brewer 32
133 Gottl. Fler Schildesche mason 21
134 Joh. Fr. Fler Schildesche weaver 19
135 Michael Sippel Volmershausen farmer 36
136 Ann Cath. Sippel * Volmershausen 45
137 Andrew Sippel Volmershausen 13
138 Catharine Sippel Volmershausen 9
139 Ann Cath. Sippel Volmershausen 7
140 Magdalene Sippel Volmershausen 5
Together 140 Heads
say: One Hundred and Forty Heads
103 over 12 years of age
35 from 1 to 12 years
2 Babies under one year
140 Heads
Bremen Septbr. 1, 1846
J. H. Buschmann, Ship-Broker
Transcriber's Notes:
The following surnames were written with umlauts:
#1-4 Gorke, #130 G?tjen, #132 Dolling, and first name of #78 Tonjes Wiltz.
The following towns were written with umlauts:
Furstenhagen (over u), Subenstedt (over u), Neustadtgodens (over o).
#5-7 letters in question do not extend above or below the line.
#12-13 letter in town name could be c or e.
#14 occupation could be tanner or farmer, perhaps.
#14-21 letter in surname could be r, possibly i.
#22-26 letter in town name could be l or t.
#23 could not be certain of 2nd digit.
#27 letter in town name could be c or e.
#37-45 town name could end in mar or enar, or last letter could be s.
#46 may be 2 digits in age.
#60 letter in town name could be a or o.
#67-73 letter in surname could be r or s.
#69 age was probably 18, but could be 13 also.
#83-84 possibly 3 or 4 letters, none extend above or below the line.
#88-89 letter(s) in surname could be rn or m.
#92 could be double s or f, extends both above and below the line.
#93 letters in town name are some combination of e/i/m/n/u.
#100 could not read 2nd digit of age.
#103-104 town name could be 2 or 3 letters, which do not extend above or
below the line. Occupation was 2 words.
#106 letters in surname and town name do not extend above or below the line.
#109 age was 30 or 50.
#112 second digit illegible.
#118 middle name seemed to be Behrens. Had ditto marks for Eilertz.
#124 same as #118.
#125-129 letters do not extend above or below the line.
#130 letter is a or o, with umlaut.
#131 letter is n or u.
#136-140 by Ann Cath. was written "his wife"; by Andrew was written "son";
by the other 3 children was written "child".
Correspondence added 12-5-2005, passenger v. d. WROGE
Johann Friedrich von der Wroge is a brother of my great-great-grandfather.
He was born on July 9th, 1819, in the village of Oerbke in the Kingdom of Hanover
(today, Oerbke is part of Bad Fallingbostel in Lower Saxony, Germany). He was the
9th of 10 children. He left Oerbke in 1845 "for America" - that is all that was
known until I found the transcribed manifest of the Bark Lucia Field . As per the
manifest, the bark sailed from about September 1, 1846, until about October 30, 1846,
from Bremen to New Orleans. Unfortunately, we have no information about the whereabouts
of Johann Friedrich or any descendants. If you have information about Johann Friedrich
von der Wroge or his descendants, please feel free to contact
Henning von der Wroge
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 25.
Transcribed by Mary Koelzer for the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 23 June 1999
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