Immigrant Ships
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Neptun

Unknown Port Germany to Unknown Port Texas
16 October 1846

Captain: Capt Wespermann
Departed: Unknown Germany
Arrived: Texas 16 October 1846
List of all the Passengers taken on board the Neptun,
under Captain Wespermann.
 1  Pfeister, Carl August, from Verlebeck, Detmold

 2  Bierce, Burchard, and wife Johanne, nee Jaupen, and daughter
    Luise from Paderborn.

 3  Betke, Wilhelm from Paderborn

 4  Drawe, Ludwig, from Verlebeck, Detmold

 5  Richter, Friedrich, and wife Friedericke, nee Spandau, and 
    children Carl, Friedericke, Heinrich and Elisabeth from Celle

 6  Ehrenpfort, Georg, from Verlebeck, Detmold

 7  von Zener, Axel, from Wiesbaden

 8  Kliewer, Peter, and wife Eva, nee Bartel from Grappe, Preussen

 9  Franz, Heinrich

10  Foth, Jacob

11  Kalnke, Wilhem

12  Dammann, Carl, and wife Friedericke, nee Botte, and children 
    Friedericke, Caroline, Carl and Wilhelmine from Georgenau, Strelitz

13  Fibiger, Friedrich, from Furstenwerder

14  Bleck, August, from Mechelau

15  Jantschke, Franz, from Stieten

16  Driver, Eduard and bride Elisabeth Holz

17  Bettsbach, Sophie

18  Witting, Georg

19  Ammann, Carl
Retyped with the permission of the
San Antonio Genealogical and Historical Society
as published in "Our Heritage"
Volume XX, Number 2
Transcribed by Joan Renfrow a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
15 June 2000

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