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Ship John and William

[List 28A] A List of Palatine Passengers on Board the Ship John and William, Constable Tymberton, Commander, from Rotterdam. [Qualified October 17, 1732.]

Columns represent: Passenger name, status of health.

1	Hans Earhart Vosselman
2	Pieter Harbyn,           sick
3	Hans Emich
4	Helflick Shedeicher
5	Laurence Rosier,         sick
6	Johannes Deynen
7	Stephen Matts
8	Fridrich Cooler,         sick
9	Pieter Huvigh
10	Michael Wysel
11	Fridrich Wisel
12	Laurence Keiyfer
13	Philip Melchionar,       sick
14	Ludwick Melchionar
15	Johannes Yege
16	Bartel Moll
17	Philip Reynhart
18	Hans Pieter Britbill
19	Benedick Britbill
20	Jacob Britbill
21	Hans Britbill
22	Johan Vintenhelver,      sick
23	Hand Jerick Spreaker
24	Johannes Nagel
25	Pieter Smidt
26	Johannes Hunsam
27	Johan Michael Hufman
28	Nicholas Paushon
29	Bernard Weymer
30	Balsar Gerloch
31	Christian Low
32	Conraed Low
33	Ludwick Hugel
34	Jacob Weyber
35	Morris Lorrence
36	Johannes Shook
37	Hans Jacob Reyl
38	Jerig Adam Stis
39	Philip Jacob Proops,     sick
40	Michael Miller,          sick
41	Abraham Dubo
42	Philip Dubo,             sick
43	Hans Jerick Roerbach
44	Johan Michael Smit
45	Adam Wilt
46	Gerich Albrecht
47	Antonius Albrecht
48	Hans Woolf Doopel,       sick
49	Joseph Houbly,           sick
50	Hans Philip Glais
51	Conrad Gets
52	Nicholaus Kooger
53	Jacob Kooger
54	Mathias Menser
55	Bastian Trookmiller
56	Giedon Huffer
57	Hans Reyl
58	Johan Martin Shoppfield
59	Casperrias Vielard
60	Hans Jerich Martin
61	Paul Derst
62	Hendrick Gek
63	Mathias Rubichon
64	Johannes Vigelie
65	Jacob Hendrick
66	Philip Melchior Meyer
67	Johan Jerich Vansettel
68	Pieter Apfel
69	Jerich Vybert
70	Jacob Sheare
71	Michael Proops,          sick


Women & Children

72	Elisabetha Margareta
73	Margaret Harbyn
74	Dorothy Emich
75	Nicholas Emich
76	Johannes Emich
77	Jacob Emich
78	Marilas Shyndech
79	Cathrina Matts
80	Dorothy Rosar
81	Dorothy Kooger
82	Elisabeth Kooger
83	Barbara Hyvigh
84	Susanna Wysel
85	Ablonia Wysel
86	Barbara Wysel
87	Barbara Kuyser
88	Maris Savina [Kuyser]
89	Johan David [Kuyser]
90	Luodwick Melchionar
91	Anna Drogo
92	Maria Katrina
93	Paulina Yege
94	Katrina Moll
95	Maria Britbill
96	Anna Britbill
97	Maria Helferen
98	Christophel Helferen
99	Cathrina Spreakering
100	Maria Nagelin
101	Cathrena Shabel
102	Maria Smit
103	Maria Hausman
104	Eva Hausman
105	Magdalena Panchson
106	Andreas Panchson
107	Hendrich Panchson
108	Maria Panchson
109	Eve Panchson
110	Barbara Veymert
111	Johannes Veymert
112	Maria Gerloch
113	Anna Gluf Lowein
114	Philip Lowein
115	Christian Lowein
116	Barbara Lowein
117	Margaret Lowein
118	Anna Hugel Reyn
119	Christina Bever
120	Jacob Bever
121	Dorothy Bever
122	Barbara Lorrence
123	Maria Shooken
124	Hans Shooken
125	Maria Shooken
126	Cathrina Shooken
127	Jacob Lorrence
128	Eve Reylen
129	Jerick Reylen
130	Jacob Vry
131	Catharin Spis
132	Susanna Spis
133	Michael Proops
134	Felder Proops
135	Cathrina Miller
136	Cathrina Miller
137	Philiphbena Miller
138	Caspar Miller
139	Hans Miller
140	Michael Miller
141	Cathrina Proops
142	Anna Dubo
143	Anna Smit
144	Barbara Albrecht
145	Peter Albrecht
146	Hans Albrecht
147	Susan Husselich
148	Bernard Husselich
149	Michael Husselich
150	Maria Glassen
151	Maria Getson
152	Cathrina Trookmiller
153	Cathrina Reyl
154	Michael Reyl
155	Maria Reyl
156	Anna Martin
157	Maria Martin
158	Michael Martin
159	Magdalena Vielard
160	Charl. De Meyeren
161	Cathrina Vansettel
162	Johan Revenooch
163	Apalonia Apel
164	Sophia Rynhart
165	Anna Kootson
166	Anna Wyberton
167	Gertruy Smiden
168	Maria Vyberton
169	Susan Vyberton

[71 men, 98 women & children].
    A true List.
Constable Tymperton.

Philad(ia) Oct(r) 17th 1732.
At the Courthouse Present:
The Hon(ble), the L(t) Gov(r), S. Hasell, Esq(r), May(r),
Charles Read, Esq(r).

The foregoing List was by the Master af(d) declared to be a full & true one.
Rob(t) Charles, Cl. Con.

"At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, October 17th, 1732. Sixty one Palatines, who with their families, making in all One hundred and sixty nine persons, were imported in the Ship John and William of Sunderland, Constable Tymberton, Master, from Rotterdam, but last from Dover, as by Clearance thence." From the Minutes of the Provincial Council, printed in Colonial Records, Vol. III, p.466.

Transcriber's Notes:

*  The above list is copied as it appears without alteration or change.
   Passenger numbers added to aid with referencing.

Transcriptions of these lists include compiling from several oaths 
signed by the same passengers.  Some will have a different spelling or 
some include women on the passage. 
Pink John & William b     Pink John & William c


Correspondence added 9 May 2006

[Surname on two women changed from Kooler to Kooger.]

Nicholaus Kooger
Jacob Kooger
Dorothy Kooler
Elisabeth Kooler
 
These should all have the same last name. I have done lots and lots of research. 
Nicholaus and Jacob are decendants of Dietrich Kooger (Koger) of Augen, Germany. 
Dorothy was Jacob's wife. Elisabeth was Nicholaus' wife. Dietrich was the mayor of Augen. 
I have been fortunate to find much information about my ancestors, much thru this link: 
http://www.rootsweb.com/~hcpd/norman/COGER.htm
 
My grandmother was a Koger before she married and has provided me with much of our 
family history. At 96 she is still a wealth of information with many family records 
and stories.
 
If you have any other responses looking for this family, please refer them to my public 
email at easi822@yahoo.com.

Thank you, 
Chris Black

Correspondence added 26 February 2008

Hans Emich
Dorothy Emich
Nicholas Emich
Jacob Emich
 
(Johannes) Hans Emich (now spelled Amick) was our first ancestor as I found out with this log 
to come to this country. He along with his wife Anna Dorothea Rotter (Emich) and children. 
Nicholas , Jacob and a 1 year old daughter (Magdalena who was born in 1731 and died on the 
journey to the new world . She was buried at sea. We had this oral history told to us as 
children and had not found it in print until just recently. I have a list of nine (9) 
children for Johannes and Dorothea. I have searched and searched for this record. 
I was delighted to find the passenger list. Although I haven't found all of their names
 on the ships list. 

We knew that he came from the Palatinate area. But until I started researching didn't 
realize the importance of this event. I was very pleased to realize that long ago that 
an unknown ancestor created a beginning in the new world for our family. 

Paula Amick Bryan (BryanEngr), (Who did not give any other contact information with this email).

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