Immigrant Ships
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SS Normannia
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Hamburg, Germany via Southampton, England to New York
June 28, 1890
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, ? Hebert, Master of the SS Normannia do solemnly, sincerely and truly declare that the
following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the
Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers
taken on board of the said SS Normannia at Hamburg and Southampton from which port said has
now arrived; and that on said SS Normannia list is truly designated the age, the sex and the
occupation of each of said passengers, the location of the compartments or space occupied
by each during the passage, the country of citizenship of each, and also the destination or
location intended by each, and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said
passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died; also the
pieces of baggage of each, also a true statement so far as can be ascertained with reference
to the "intention of each alien passenger, as to a protracted sojurn in this country". So help
me God. Sworn to this June 28, 1890, Before me (Illegible) signature of the collector of customs.
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the SS Normannia, whereof ? Hebert is
Master, from Hamburg and Southampton, burthen (Illegible) tons net.
Columns represents: Age (years & months), Sex, Occupation or Calling, The Country of which
they are Citizens, Intended Destination or Location, Hailing place or Place of Starting, Date
and Cause of Death, Location of Compartment or space each Occupied, No. of pieces of Baggage,
and Transient or Intransient.
Steerage Passengers
1 Joh Seger 18 male Magdeburg B 1 intransient
2 17 feml E 1 intransient
3 Hen????el 23 feml E 1 intransient
4 Hen????el 17 feml E intransient
5 20 feml ? intransient
6 ? male ? ?
7 40 male U.St. New York D ?
8 Marie Sor???????? 42 feml wife Eppendorf D 2 intransient
9 Sor???????? 7 male Eppendorf D intransient
10 Sor???????? 6 feml Eppendorf D intransient
11 Jsph. Lochel 18 male G??hugedorf D 1 intransient
12 Chris Schroeder 26 male U.St. New York B 1 citizen
13 Catha Dammann 27 feml Poland Liban E 1 intransient
14 Dammann ? feml Poland Liban E intransient
15 Darnch Feldmann 53 male worker Poland Krok B 1 intransient
16 Carl Lampe 23 male worker Poland Altona B 1 intransient
17 Hara Denck 16 feml sgle Prussia Passade E 1 intransient
18 Joh Lienan 31 male smith U.St. S.Francisco B 2 citizen
19 Marie Kroeger 19 feml sgle Prussia Lestenuchl E 1 intransient
20 Otto Nestl 17 male mercht Bohemia Gablong B 1 intransient
21 Robert Weise 27 male shoemaker Prussia Panck B 1 intransient
22 C.H. Meyer 42 male farmer U.St. Oymford D 2 citizen
23 Catha Meyer 37 feml wife U.St. Oymford D citizen
24 Joh Meyer 6 male son U.St. Oymford D citizen
25 Marie Feldmann 61 feml woman U.St. Lu?ont E 1 citizen
26 Ludwig Lowentritt 18 male den??? Bavary Westheim B 1 intransient
27 Gustav Muller* 27 male smith Prussia Hamburg B intransient
28 August Fredmann 22 male musician Prussia Uetersen B 1 intransient
29 Osasfr Blazewicz 28 male worker Poland Kawno B 1 intransient
30 Karl Fesersky 49 male worker Poland Preny D 2 intransient
31 Emilie Fesersky 49 feml wife Poland Preny D intransient
32 Anna Fesersky 7 feml daughter Poland Preny D intransient
33 Carl Dickaw 39 male mercht Prussia Horka D 1 intransient
34 Augusta Dickaw 38 feml wife Prussia Horka D intransient
35 Albert Machhale 32 male Ca???? Prussia Oberfaustedt B 1 intransient
36 Anna Machhale 20 feml wife Prussia Oberfaustedt B intransient
37 Ernst Prokops 15 male Saxony Neu Schouwald* B 1 intransient
38 Alfred Ackermann 17 male Saxony Leipzig B 1 intransient
39 Vasil Domasek 28 male worker Hungary Ungsar B 1 intransient
40 Lieb Wenistock 35 male worker Poland Brest D 2 intransient
41 Gettel Wenistock 35 feml wife Poland Brest D intransient
42 D??rret? Wenistock 19 feml Poland Brest D intransient
43 ??ter Wenistock 10 male children Poland Brest D intransient
44 Peretz Wenistock 5 male children Poland Brest D intransient
45 Perel Wenistock 11m male baby Poland Brest D intransient
46 Elise Wessel 23 feml wife Hamburg Hamburg E 1 intransient
47 H??to Billert 14 male worker Prussia Wanasbeck B 1 intransient
48 Anna Renisch 19 feml sgle Prussia Habelschwerdt E 1 intransient
49 Rut. Raman 22 male mercht Prussia Altona B 2 intransient
50 Christian Hatje 23 male worker Prussia Primeberg B 1 intransient
51 Peter Sievers 70 male worker Prussia Altbennebeck D 1 intransient
52 Peter Sievers 7 male son Prussia Altbennebeck D intransient
53 Joh Frietsch 40 male farmer Prussia Borrna D 3 intransient
54 Alwine Frietsch 38 feml wife Prussia Borrna D intransient
55 Liesa Frietsch 7 feml children Prussia Borrna D intransient
56 Wilh Frietsch 4 male children Prussia Borrna D intransient
57 Albert Frietsch 11m male baby Prussia Borrna D intransient
58 Louise Hubner 43 feml sgle Prussia ??gchoe E 2 intransient
59 Wilh. Pauley 23 male mercht U.St. New York B 1 citizen
60 Amabr. Peucker 21 feml sgle Prussia Pencker E 1 intransient
61 Anna Jaeschke 27 feml sgle Prussia Pencker E 1 intransient
62 Friedr. Droczmoller 27 male baker Mecklenburg Wittenburg D 2 intransient
63 Louise Droczmoller 25 feml wife Mecklenburg Wittenburg D intransient
64 Berl Feld 42 male worker Austria Lutowizka C 1 intransient
65 David Mensch 27 male worker Austria Lutowizka C intransient
66 Moses Szatzkowsky 37 male sailor Austria Bilsk C intransient
67 Frant. Dobrischowsky 32 male joiner Bohemia Labsha B intransient
68 Anton Joseht 17 male baker Austria Wien B intransient
69 Theodor Gotz* 19 male clerk Austria Sommerfeld B 1 intransient
70 Bohamel Serck 26 male butcher Austria Domazbic B intransient
71 Ladislar Halik 15 male worker Hungary Reuhenan B intransient
72 Michael Czenki 44 male worker Hungary Reuhenan B intransient
73 August Pastchkowsky 19 feml sgle Prussia Lubennihl E 1 intransient
74 Pauline Neumann 17 feml sgle Prussia Lubennihl E 1 intransient
75 Edward Wegner 27 male joiner Russia Oueder B 2 intransient
76 Gustav Wegner 28 male smith Russia Oueder B intransient
77 Heinrich Peterreit 22 male farmer Prussia Barse B intransient
78 Heinrich Lay 18 male farmer Bavaria Lambracht B 1 intransient
79 Susanne Kies 23 feml sgle Hungary Abany E intransient
80 Edward Wendl 24 male water??ler Bavaria Eidersta B 1 intransient
81 Gustav Falikera 23 male worker Hungary Lomasfaln B intransient
82 Marcus Blum 44 male worker Austria Josefdorf D intransient
83 Louise Kesthuger 10 feml children Austria Bornat D 1 intransient
84 Reisel Kesthuger 9 male children Austria Bornat D intransient
85 Jacob Blum 25 male worker Austria Czarna C 1 intransient
86 Antonia Felwiska 22 feml woman Austria Krasno E 1 intransient
87 Wladislaw Felwiska 2 male son Austria Krasno E intransient
88 Rebecka Rosenberg 22 feml woman Austria Poltusk D 2 intransient
89 Beisel Rosenberg 5 male children Austria Poltusk D intransient
90 Moses Rosenberg 3 male children Austria Poltusk D intransient
91 Anna Henier 18 feml sgle Austria Krasno E 1 intransient
92 Rosine Stzschok 18 feml sgle Poland Pultusk D intransient
93 Franz Folz 54 male worker Poland Pultusk D 2 intransient
94 August Folz 62 feml wife Prussia Charlottenburg D intransient
95 Jan Halck 27 male worker Bohemia Domaslere B intransient
96 Pauline Kozminska 21 feml sgle Bohemia Wittkosa E 1 intransient
97 Cath. Studzniski 20 feml sgle Prussia Wittkosa E 1 intransient
98 Elsbeth Hansen 32 feml woman Prussia Oberkeide D 2 intransient
99 Hans Hansen 5 male children Prussia Oberkeide D intransient
100 Neil Hansen 2 male children Prussia Oberkeide D intransient
101 Marie Eggert 36 feml woman Prussia Burg E 2 intransient
102 Marg. Andersdotter 22 feml sgle Russia Riga E 1 intransient
103 Franz Packerwiz 54 male worker Hungary Czerterg B 1 intransient
104 Georg. Ebert 29 male worker Hamburg Hamburg B 1 intransient
105 Carl Rutschow 19 male mason Prussia Molbe* B 1 intransient
106 Andrgey Pinoula 35 male worker Poland Sron??sse B intransient
107 Angustin Margulaik 21 male worker Poland Kibarty B intransient
108 Jan Drangelaik 20 male worker Poland Gatkejuins B intransient
109 Victoria Watshiene 26 feml woman Poland Friedhein D 1 intransient
110 Joseph Watshiene 9m male baby Poland Friedhein D intransient
111 Fersy Malshis 30 male worker Poland Guthejunis B intransient
112 Emma Snidzuiska 21 feml woman Prussia Friedeberg D 1 intransient
113 Ernestine Knopp 49 feml woman Austria Lemberg D 2 intransient
114 Clara Knopp 18 feml woman Austria Lemberg D intransient
115 Jossel Knopp 18 male children Austria Lemberg D intransient
116 Laura Knopp 16 feml children Austria Lemberg D intransient
117 J. Pete Jankenowsky 16 feml sgle Poland Georgenberg E intransient
118 Godber Morensen 42 male farmer Prussia Nordstrand D 3 intransient
119 Johanna Morensen 43 feml wife Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
120 Witha Morensen 11 feml children Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
121 Jacob Morensen 9 male children Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
122 Ernst Morensen 5 male children Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
123 Catha Morensen 4 feml children Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
124 Dora Morensen 3 feml children Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
125 Thomas Morensen 6m male baby Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
126 Christian Gerdes 44 male farmer Prussia Nordstrand B 1 intransient
127 Christian Golde 15 male farmer Prussia Nordstrand B 1 intransient
128 Max Simonsen 24 male farmer Prussia Nordstrand D 2 intransient
129 Berk Simonsen 3 male son Prussia Nordstrand D intransient
130 Lea Berlow 18 feml sgle Poland Fagierren E intransient
131 Valentin Kukis 30 male worker Poland Stengosch B intransient
132 Bertha Baumsel 15 feml sgle Hungary Saros E intransient
133 Joseph Kohler 15 male clerk Bavaria Lohn B 1 intransient
134 Caroline Bergmann 46 feml woman Prussia Jtzchoe E 1 intransient
135 Pelka Nalesgin 19 feml wife Austria Jazinny E intransient
136 Leona Steowron 17 feml wife Austria Jastzomlka E intransient
137 Friedr. Rahn 29 male worker Prussia Alt Jasuitz B 1 intransient
138 Bertha Braun 59 feml woman Prussia Adeluan D 3 intransient
139 Tina Braun 22 feml children Prussia Adeluan D intransient
140 Lisa Braun 21 feml children Prussia Adeluan D intransient
141 Pauline Braun 19 feml children Prussia Adeluan D intransient
142 David Braun 18 male children Prussia Adeluan D intransient
143 Marecia Braun 14 male children Prussia Adeluan D intransient
144 Johanna Floders 18 feml sgle Prussia Riga E 1 intransient
145 Friedreke Klages 60 feml woman Prussia Cumerord D 2 intransient
146 Helene Klages 17 feml daughter Prussia Cumerord D intransient
147 Anna Erbacker 17 feml sgle Baden Hartheim E 1 intransient
148 Alexandrine Krumpholz 25 feml woman Poland Rassiany D 2 intransient
149 Augusta Krumpholz 8 feml children Poland Rassiany D intransient
150 Selina Krumpholz 4 feml children Poland Rassiany D intransient
151 Ott?l?e Krumpholz 2 feml children Poland Rassiany D intransient
152 Anna Hamann 53 feml woman Poland Rassiany E 1 intransient
Transcriber's Notes:
Intended destination column has been eliminated, all passengers listed the
United States as their destination.
There were no births or deaths listed, so that column was eliminated.
Brackets were used when listing the total number of baggage pieces for each
family. The number is listed with the first family member.
The use of an * indicates an umlaut in that name.
The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to
the quality of the original document.
The letters n and u looked alike.
The original transcriber abbreviated feml (female) in the sex column, and
sgle (single), mecht (merchant) in the occupation column.
1 Occupation and Country of which they are Citizens, is illegible.
2 Name, occupation and Country of which they are Citizens, is illegible.
3 Given name and part of surname, occupation, and Country of which they
are Citizens, is illegible.
4 Given name and part of surname, occupation, and Country of which they
are Citizens, is illegible.
5 Name, occupation and Country of which they are Citizens, is illegible.
6 Name, age, occupation and Country of which they are Citizens, is illegible.
7 Name and occupation, is illegible.
8 Part of surname and Country of which they are Citizens is illegible.
9 Given name and part of surname, occupation,and Country of which they are
Citizens is illegible.
10 Given name and part of surname, occupation, and Country of which they are
Citizens is illegible.
11 Occupation, Country of which they are Citizens, is illegible.
12 -14 Occupation is illegible.
26 Part of occupation is illegible.
27 Muller has an umlaut over the u.
35 Part of occupation is illegible.
37 Occupation is illegible and Neu Schouwald has an umlaut over the o.
38 Occupation is illegible.
42 Given name and occupation is illegible.
43 Part of given name is illegible.
47 Part of given name is illegible.
69 Gotz has an umlaut over the o.
80 Part of occupation is illegible.
105 Molbe has an umlaut over the o.
106 Part of Place of Starting is illegible.
151 Part of given name is illegible.
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National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 551, List 919.
Transcribed by Lena Teague
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
March 10, 2000
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