Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Bark Washington


Hamburg, Germany to New York
16 September 1840

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, F.D. Krüger do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following list or manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name and now delivered by me to the collector of the Customs for the district of New York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the passengers received on board the Hamb. Bark Washington whereof I am Master, from Hamburg Sworn to the 16 Sept 1840,
Before me, [signed] C.P. Gluick F.D. Krüger
LIST OR MANIFEST of the Passengers taken on board the ______ Washington whereof F.D. Krüger is Master, from Hamburg burthen ?? tons.
Columns represent: Name of passengers, Age of passengers, Sex of the passengers Occupation of passengers and the country that they came from.
1.   C. Fleischthal   44      M butcher           Germany
2.   H. Fleischthal   32      F butcher           Germany
3.   S. Fleischthal   24      F butcher           Germany
4.   J. Busmann       22      F                   Germany
5.   H. Kohn          18      F                   Germany
6.   C. Kohn          20      F                   Germany
7.   S. Heidelbucher  21      F                   Germany
8.   S. Genkel        15      F                   Germany
9.   M. Heidelbucher  25      F                   Germany
10.  S. Gunselhufer   34      M                   Germany
11.  B. Gunselhufer   28      F                   Germany
12.  S. Strauss       19      M weaver            Germany
13.  D. Stern         29      M                   Germany
14.  M. Leopold       32      M tailor            Germany
15.  G. Leopold       16      F                   Germany
16.  S. Leopold                 child             Germany
17.  J. Cohen         17      M merchant          Germany
18.  S. Steidelbucher 28      M dressmaker        Germany
19.  J. Gissenberger  17      M butcher           Germany
20.  C. Henitz        28      M ????smith         Germany
21.  M. M(nster       30      M                   Germany
22.  M. Hummel        33      M barber            Germany
23.  S. Spzinger      33      M merchant          Germany
24.  C. Spzinger      27      F                   Germany
25.  A. Bendel        54      M                   Germany
26.  ?. Bendel        58      F                   Germany
27.  F. Bendel        24      M                   Germany
28.  H. Bendel        19      M                   Germany
29.  P.G. Pottsdammer 19      M                   Germany
30.  A. Schwartz      28      M                   Germany
31.  R. Handler       27      M                   Germany
32.  J. Kniger        41      M                   Germany
33.  F. Kniger        44      F                   Germany
34.  F. Kniger        17      M                   Germany
35.  M. Kniger        35      F                   Germany
36.  A. Kniger        11      F                   Germany
37.  C. Johns         27      M brewer            Germany
38.  Margarethe       38      F                   U.S.A.
39.  S. Rosefelder    30      M dressmaker        Germany
40.  C.S. Cohen       20      M merchant          Germany
41.  E. Kob           24      M tailor            Germany
42.  C. Bid (or Rich) 30      M tailor            Germany
43.  J. Rioks         17      M                   Germany
44.  J. Wannstadt     20      M bookbinder        Germany
45.  R.  Dannitzer    24      M printer           Germany
46.  C.G.  Saner      40      M tailor            Germany
47.  C.M. Kraynitz    40      M minister          Germany
48.  C. Schmidt       37      M farmer            Germany
49.  F. Schmidt       35      F                   Germany
50.  G. Schmidt       18      F                   Germany
51.  S. Schmidt       11      M                   Germany
52.  E. Schmidt        9      M                   Germany
53.  R. Schmidt        7      M                   Germany
54.  B. Schmidt        6      M                   Germany
55.  J. Schmidt        4      F                   Germany
56.  M. Schmidt        2      F                   Germany
57.  O. Schmidt        1      M                   Germany
58.  H. Schmidt        9 mo.  M                   Germany
59.  F. Mitzka        35      M farmer            Germany
60.  R. Mitzka        33      F                   Germany
61.  B. Mitzka         5      F                   Germany
62.  L. Mitzka         2      M                   Germany
63.  J. Gutlich       54      M farmer            Germany
64.  H. Gutlich       49      F                   Germany
65.  L. Gutlich       49      F                   Germany
66.  H. Gutlich       12      M                   Germany
67.  D. Gutlich       10      M                   Germany
68.  J. Gutlich        9      F                   Germany
69.  R. Gutlich        6      F                   Germany
70.  G. Gutlich        4      F                   Germany
71.  B. Gutlich        2      M                   Germany
72.  J. Gutlich        1      M                   Germany
73.  F. Sternisky     33      M farmer            Germany
74.  M. Sternisky     28      F                   Germany
75.  R. Sternisky      8      F                   Germany
76.  S. Sternisky      6      M                   Germany
77.  G. Sternisky      3      M                   Germany
78.  H. Sternisky      1      M                   Germany
79.  C. Hahn          39      M farmer            Germany
80.  F. Hahn          29      F                   Germany
81.  D. Hahn           8      M                   Germany
82.  A. Hahn           5      F                   Germany
83.  S. Hahn           2      F                   Germany
84.  G. Hahn           3 mo.  F                   Germany
85.  T. Toy           36      M farmer            Germany
86.  L. Toy           32      F                   Germany
87.  B. Toy            7      F                   Germany
88.  C. Toy            4      F                   Germany
89.  D. Toy            2      M                   Germany
90.  F. Schneider     53      M farmer            Germany
91.  D. Schneider     44      F                   Germany
92.  E. Schneider     18      M                   Germany
93.  G. Schneider     16      M                   Germany
94.  J. Schneider     14      F                   Germany
95.  Z. Schneider     11      M                   Germany
96.  S. Schneider      6      F                   Germany
97.  F. Keil          20      M tailor            Germany
98.  F. Mattias       61      M clothmanufacturer Germany
99.  D. Mattias       61      F                   Germany
100. R. Mattias       36      M                   Germany
101. G. Mattias       24      F                   Germany
102. F. Sch?tze       30      M sculptor          Germany
103. L. Sch?tze       28      F                   Germany
104. F. Sinantein     17      M merchant          Germany
105. H.S. Pflugk      57      M ?                 Germany

Cabin Passengers

106. C.H. Zunn                F
107. J. Peterson              M  merchant
108. N. Guard                 M Captain U.S.A.


[signed]  F.D. Krüger

Transcriber's Notes:

* There are two additional columns on the list that I have not shown
  above.  One column is for noting those passengers who died on the
  voyage; this column had no entries.  Another column lists the country
  that the passengers intended to become inhabitants of; this column lists
  Western States for all passengers.

* If you compare the passenger list to the emigration list from
  Clifford Neal Smith you will find some inconsistencies.  The most
  noticeable one is the spelling of Sternitzky (Sternisky or Sternitzke).
  Based on the spelling of the name on tombstones, personal papers of
  Helena and Charles Sternitzky, obituaries and the census records written
  by Charles Sternitzky, I believe Sternitzky is the correct spelling.
  The handwriting on the passenger list is very hard
  to read, so I may have not transcribed all of it correctly.

* There are also variations between the two lists in the ages and
  first name initials for some of the other passengers.  But, I think the
  Schmidt, Sneider, Keil and Mathias passengers are the same people as
  listed in the emigration lists with those names.
National Archives and Records Administration, M237, Reel 44
Transcribed by David Anderson a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 December 1999



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