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Galliot Anna Gesina
There was no captain's sworn statement with this list.
Passenger list of 56 passengers, Oldenburg Galliot Anna Gesina, Capt. A. van Jungeln from Amsterdam.
Columns represent: name, occupation, last permanent residence, sex, ages only for the children under 5.
1* ?o??ried Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg male
2 Christ. Catharine Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg female
3 Jacoba Barbara Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg female
4 Johann Gottlieb Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg male
5 Christine Catharine Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg female 4
6 Eberhard Gottlieb Holzinger farmer Wirtemberg male 2
7* John Georg Jung farmer Wirtemberg male
8 Maria Catharine Jung farmer Wirtemberg female
9 Georg Michael Jung farmer Wirtemberg male
10 Matth. Gottlieb Jung farmer Wirtemberg male
11 Christine Catharine Jung farmer Wirtemberg female
12 John Georg Jung farmer Wirtemberg male
13 Fried Barbara Jung farmer Wirtemberg female 1
14 Jonathan Roser wheelwright Wirtemberg male
15 Christian Reichardt farmer Wirtemberg male
16 Christine Dorothea Reichardt farmer Wirtemberg female
17 Regina Dorothea Reichardt farmer Wirtemberg female
18 Johanna Magdalena Reichardt farmer Wirtemberg female 4
19* Friedrich Scha?? farmer Wirtemberg male
20 Maria Rosina Scha?? farmer Wirtemberg female
21 Catharina Scha?? farmer Wirtemberg female
22 Johannes Scha?? farmer Wirtemberg male
23 Christine Scha?? farmer Wirtemberg female
24* John Georg H?ri? farmer Wirtemberg male
25 Anna Maria H?ri? farmer Wirtemberg female
26 Anna Maria Muller farmer Wirtemberg female
27* Johann Christian Dob? tailor Wirtemberg male
28 Gebhard Krenzer shoemaker Wirtemberg male
29 Crescentia Krenzer shoemaker Wirtemberg female
30 Christian Jacob Musse tailor Wirtemberg male
31* Christ. Fried. Stah? shoemaker Wirtemberg male
32 Charles John Adam tailor Wirtemberg male
33 Christine Catharine Adam tailor Wirtemberg female
34 Johanna Margaretha Adam tailor Wirtemberg female
35 Christian Conrad Carl Adam tailor Wirtemberg male
36 Christine Barbara Adam tailor Wirtemberg female 2
37* Johann Bernhard Wagner ? Wirtemberg male
38* Georg Ludw. Te?kel ? Wirtemberg male
39* Isack Mo? Slatke pedlar Holland male
40 Lina Salomons pedlar Holland female
41 Leonard Oring pedlar Holland male
42* ?aartje Jacob Dinkker pedlar Holland female
43 Orgel Herman Misritz pedlar Holland male
44* ? Misritz pedlar Holland female
45 ? Misritz pedlar Holland
46 ? Misritz pedlar Holland
47 ? Misritz pedlar Holland
48 ? Misritz pedlar Holland
49 ? Misritz pedlar Holland
50 ? Misritz pedlar Holland 4
51 ? Misritz pedlar Holland 3
52* Regina Magdalina Roser ?ight Wirtemberg female
53 Jacob Philip Roser ?ight Wirtemberg male
54 Jonathan Roser ?ight Wirtemberg male
55 John Jacob Roser ?ight Wirtemberg male
56 Charles Friedrich Roser ?ight Wirtemberg male 2
56 passengers of which
8 are not exceeding 5 years of age
48 passengers at 150? $72
German
Baltimore, Nov 11, 1833
(Signed) Abr. von Jungeln
Sworn to before me on this 12th day of Nov 1833,
by Capt. Jungeln.
(Signed) Jesse Hunt, Mayor
Transcriber's Notes:
This is a City List.
Passenger Notes:
#1 first name probably Gottfried, but could also be Joh. Fried.
#7 the first name Michael crossed out, and maybe a V.
#19-23 surname Schaili or Schaib or Schaih.
#24-25 surname Haris or Harir, or Horis or Horis, with umlaut a or o.
#27 surname looks like Dobh or Dobli.
#31 surname looks like Stahl or Stahb.
#37 occupation unknown, spelled something like Geomiter, maybe Icomiter.
#38 surname could be Teckel or Terkel; can only read part of occupation,
but could be grocer.
#39 middle name could be Moris, but not certain.
#42 first name looks like Saartje or Laartje, but not certain of the
first letter.
#44-51 no first names for any, or gender except for #44, probably the
wife and mother. Ages only for two children.
#52-56 the occupation could be wheelwright, but a smudge there;
possibly the family of #14.
Correspondence added 8-26-2005, passenger CHARLES ADAM
My ancestor Charles Adam, wife, and 3 children immigrated to the U. S.
aboard the Galliot Anna Gesina. Departing Amsterdam and arriving
in Baltimore MD. 12 Nov 1833.
Number 856386.00
He preached in the Lutheran Church, was a Natiave of Wurtemberg, Germany.
About 1836 moved to the State of Ohio where he remained until he died.
He was born about 1796, Hohenhaslach, W. Germany.
Any information or suggestions you might have to help me search his roots
in Germany would be greatly appreciated. Also would like information as
to where I can get a photo of the SS Anna Gesina.
Thanking you in advance.
Jane Butler
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 April 2001
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