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Ship Adolphine
District of Baltimore, Port of Balitmore, 13 January 1868 ????etz, Master of the Ship Adolphine of Bremen do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list, subsribed with my name, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account or report of all the passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Bremen or any other Foreign Port, or sea, and brought in the said vessel into any district of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Bremen.
Sworn to this 13 day of January 1868 Before me ??? (name of port authority indecipherable)
Columns represent*: name of passenger, age, country of birth, last legal residence, occupation and number of pieces of baggage.
1* Ida Schroder 22 Germany Buttstadt Baltimore 1
2 Joseph Ziegeler 35 Germany Debring Baltimore workman
3 Ernst Reibert 24 Germany Himbach Baltimore watchmaker 1
4 Anna Peslar 19 Germany Branowitz New Orleans farmer
5 Franz Peslar 42 Germany Branowitz New Orleans 2
6 Catharine Peslar 32 Germany Branowitz New Orleans
7 Adolph Peslar 4 Germany Branowitz New Orleans
8 Franziska Peslar 2 Germany Branowitz New Orleans
9* Wilhelmine suckling Germany Branowitz New Orleans
10 Anna Rohrer 17 Germany Branowitz New Orleans 1
11 Theresa Laska 35 Germany Bibritz New Orleans 3
12 Anna Laska 7 Germany Bibritz New Orleans
13 Joseph Laska 5 Germany Bibritz New Orleans
14 Marie Laska suckling Germany Bibritz New Orleans
15 Joseph Raus 59 Bohemia Chawarintz Baltimore farmer 2
16 Barbara Raus 52 Bohemia Chawarintz Baltimore
17 Anna Raus 21 Bohemia Chawarintz Baltimore
18 Wilhelmine Raus 9 Bohemia Chawarintz Baltimore
19* Maria ?os?ch 20 Bohemia T???inon P?????
20* Anna ????t 16 Bohemia
21* Alexander K???? 36 Bohemia Baltimore
22 Anton Ricdel 31 Bohemia Wamberg Iowa
23 Marie Ricdel 30 Bohemia Wamberg Iowa
24 Anton Ricdel 8 Bohemia Wamberg Iowa
25 Marie Ricdel 4 Bohemia Wamberg Iowa
26 Anna Ricdel suckling Bohemia Wamberg Iowa
27 Johann Nagel 30 Germany Saterland Louisiana farmer 1
28 Johann Albers 36 Germany ?ogenbogen Cincinnati farmer 2
29 Anna Albers 7 Germany ?ogenbogen Cincinnati
30 Johann Albers 5 Germany ?ogenbogen Cincinnati
31 August Albers 3 Germany ?ogenbogen Cincinnati
32 Justine Krone 19 Germany Spangenberg Baltimore
33 Hannchen Anschel 44 Germany Schonihan? Boston
34 Salomon Anschel 15 Germany Schonihan? Boston
35 Abraham Anschel 14 Germany Schonihan? Boston
36 Michaelis Anschel 9 Germany Schonihan? Boston
37 Hulda Anschel 8 Germany Schonihan? Boston
38 M???? Anschel 6 Germany Schonihan? Boston
39 Pauline Anschel 5 Germany Schonihan? Boston
40 Wilhelm Boge 40 Germany Hessen St. Louis farmer 2
41 Caroline Boge 33 Germany Hessen St. Louis
42 Herman Boge suckling Germany Hessen St. Louis
43 Barbara Bauer 30 US US
44 Johann Danchert 19 Germany Hildesheim Baltimore oeconom 2
45 Catharine Deutsch 42 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
46 Catharine Deutsch 15 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
47 Anton Deutsch 9 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
48 Heinrich Deutsch 8 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
49 Gretchen Deutsch 5 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
50 Anna Deutsch 3 Germany Landstuhl Illinois
51 Magdalene Eberle 47 Germany Quirnheim Cincinnati
52 Georg Eberle 12 Germany Quirnheim Cincinnati
53 Heinrich Asbree 26 Germany Steinfels farmer
54 Maria Bahrenhage 20
55* Wilhelm Heimb?????? 17 farmer
56* Georg Muller 23
57* Maria ???? 47
58* Maria ???? 12
59 Adolph Hess 45 Germany Gotha Baltimore teacher 2
60 Friederick Harnisch 41 Germany Skäten Illinois farmer 3
61 Wilhelmine Harnisch 40 Germany Skäten Illinois
62 Gustav Harnisch 18 Germany Skäten Illinois
63 Anna Harnisch 14 Germany Skäten Illinois
64 Lina Harnisch 10 Germany Skäten Illinois
65 Bertha Harnisch 7 Germany Skäten Illinois
66 Ernst Harnisch 5 Germany Skäten Illinois
67 Hermine Harnisch 3 Germany Skäten Illinois
68 Carl Harnisch suckling Germany Skäten Illinois
69* Cristine Brautigam 35 Germany Skäten Illinois
70* Ernst Brautigam 11 Germany Skäten Illinois
71* Franz Brautigam 8 Germany Skäten Illinois
72* Anna Brautigam 5 Germany Skäten Illinois
73* Wilhelm Brautigam 3 Germany Skäten Illinois
74* Albert Brautigam suckling Germany Skäten Illinois
75 Margarethe Bayer 54 Germany Effelde New York
76* Cath????? Bayer 25 Germany Effelde New York
77* Georg Bayer suckling Germany Effelde New York
78 Agnes Fohrkolb 29 Germany Neu=Franken Baltimore
79 Marie Fohrkolb 17 Germany Neu=Franken Baltimore
80 Johann Finkernagel 16 Germany Merlau Baltimore farmer 1
81 Elisabeth Lamm 21 Germany Hohenzoll. Baltimore 1
82 Margarethe Hag 27 Germany Marios Baltimore 1
83 Johann Thieret 28 Germany Wegendorf Maryland farmer
84* Leonhard Schwab 47 Germany Unter Franken Washington tailor
85 Johann Meier 47 Germany Caro?. Baltimore farmer 3
86 Henriette Meier 42 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
87 Henriette Meier 18 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
88 Loudwig Meier 16 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
89 Louise Meier 14 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
90 Wilhelmine Meier 12 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
91 Rike Meier 9 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
92 Carl Meier 6 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
93 Ernst Meier 2 Germany Caro?. Baltimore
94* Kilian Waldhauser 17 Germany Seidel Baltimore workman 1
95* Marie Waldhauser 19 Germany Seidel Baltimore
96 Michael Laus 15 Germany Kreisbach ????? shoemaker 1
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
* There was no column for indicating gender and the passengers have been
renumbered by the transcriber of this list. The original did not number the
babies under one year of age called suckling (child).
Passenger Notes:
# 1 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o"
# 2 - Suckling child--no surname listed; presumably belongs to the family
listed above it.
#19 - Name is almost obliterated on original as are the columns for last
residence and destination. Name looks like it begins with a P and
perhaps is Prospch.
#20 - Surname is almost obliterated on original as are the columns for last
residence and destination.
#55 - Surname difficult to decipher; looks like Heimbuchel
#56 - Surname has an umlaut over the "u"
#57-#58 - Surname has four letters, may be Veit.
#69-#74 - Surname has an umlaut over the "a"
#76-#77 - Given names are obliterated by a tear or hole in the original. #76
begins with a Cat(h) and is probably Catherine. #77 is Georg??--probably
just Georg (a common German name). #77 also has a ditto mark, indicating
that it is the same surname as the line above.
#84 - Because the last letter is clipped or shortened, it may be a "t" or "l"
thus the name could be Schwal, or Schwat.
#94-#95 - Surname has an umlaut over the second "a"
Correspondence 02/12/2005 passengers #45-50 Deutsch
Heinrich, son of Philipp Dieter and Anna Maria (WALTHER) DEUTSCH, was
born 16 Dec 1825 in Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. Katharina,
daughter of Peter and Anna Maria (SCHWARZ) KLOSS, was born 12 Oct
1825 in Landstuhl, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany. Heinrich and Katharina
were married in Sankt Andreas Katholisch Church on 13 Dec 1851.
Children: Heinrich (b Jun 1854, died young, in Germany), Katharina
(1852-1929), Anton (1856-1921), Heinrich David (1858-1875), Mary
Margaretha (1861-1918), and Anna (1863-1952).
Based on the passenger list for the "Adolphine", I believe Heinrich
immigrated to the U.S. about 1865, but Katharina and their 5
remaining children immigrated from Germany on the ship "Adolphine",
which arrived from Bremen on 13 Jan 1868. The whole family settled in
Breese, Clinton County, Illinois.
Heinrich's final citizenship papers were issued in Nov 1870, and have
been passed down in the family since then. In 1870, their 7th child,
Mary C., was born. Heinrich was a house painter, as was his son,
Anton , his grandson, Frederick (1997-1950), and his great grandson (living).
Heinrich and Katharina (KLOSS) DEUTSCH are my GG grandparents.
Carol (DEUTSCH) BOGUE
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 16, List 1.
Transcribed and Donated by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
7 September 2001
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