SS Berlin
I, Joh. Putscher, Master of the Ger S.S. Berlin of Bremen do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list, subscribed 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 vessel at Bremen or any other Foreign Port, or at sea, and brought in the said vessel into any district of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Bremen, Ger.
Sworn to, this 10 day of Feby 1874 Joh. Putscher
Before me, David W Gray, Collector (signature of port authority)
Columns represent: passenger name, gender, age, occupation, last permanent residence, nationality, and destination.
Cabin Passengers: 1 Carl Rippe m 34 engineer Germany Germany 2 Johann Bayer m 54 farmer USA Baltimore USA 3 N A Shapman m 26 merchant USA USA USA Steerage Passengers: 4 Hermann Neubauer m 18 workman Germany Germany Baltimore 5* Francisca Wacho?ica f 27 Germany Germany Rockhall 6* Anna Wacho?ica f 5 Germany Germany Rockhall 7* August Wacho?ica m 10m Germany Germany Rockhall 8 Hermann Fischer m 34 joiner St Francisca USA Baltimore 9 Anna Fischer f 20 St Francisca USA Baltimore 10 Emilie Fischer f 8m St Francisca USA Baltimore 11 August Opitz m 49 bookbinder Baltimore USA Baltimore 12 Auguste Opitz f 50 Baltimore USA Baltimore 13 Mariana Stavicka f 24 Germany Germany Chicago 14 Mariana Stavicka f 8m 15 Paul Strehuber m 22 painter Baltimore 16 Franz Tucholsky m 20 shoemaker Poland Poland St. Louis 17 Stanislaus Wonsowitz m 21 shoemaker Poland Poland St. Louis 18 Regine Rossfeld f 16 Germany Germany St. Louis 19 Franz Rossfeld m 11 Germany Germany St. Louis 20 Friedrich Hiller m 23 workman Germany Germany Baltimore 21 Johann Elsner m 22 workman Germany Germany Milwaukee 22 Johann Krenck m 17 workman Baltimore USA Baltimore 23 Josefa Krenck f 22 Baltimore USA Baltimore 24 Anastasia Krenck f 7 Baltimore USA Baltimore 25 Anna Krenck f 4 Baltimore USA Baltimore 26 Johann Wittunski m 67 workman Germany Germany Baltimore 27 Catharina Wittunski f 52 Germany Germany Baltimore 28 Rosalie Wittunski f 20 Germany Germany Baltimore 29 Joseph Weber m 30 musican Germany Germany Baltimore 30* August Baschke m 24 countryman Germany Germany Baltimore 31 Emilie Grajewska f 28 Germany Germany Chicago 32 Anton Grajewska m 5 Germany Germany Chicago 33 Robert Grajewska m 11m Germany Germany Chicago 34 Julius Gudscheck m 20 countryman Germany Germany Chicago 35 Benj. F David m 30 notary Chicago USA Baltimore 36 Betty David f 26 Chicago USA Baltimore 37 Clara David f 8 Chicago USA Baltimore 38 Martha Frey f 36 Germany Germany Chicago 39 Albert Frey m 7 Germany Germany Chicago 40 Wilhelm Frey m 11m Germany Germany Chicago 41 Herm de Penate m 26 merchant Holland Holland Baltimore 42 Herm Ostermann m 30 merchant New York USA Baltimore 43 Clara Ostermann f 22 New York USA Baltimore 44 Franz Ruske m 25 workman Germany Germany Baltimore 45 Christian Bayer m 18 miller Germany Germany Baltimore (signed) Joh. Putscher Transcriber's Notes: A question mark (?) indicates indecipherable material. An asterisk (*) indicates further information in these footnotes. Passenger Notes: 5-7 Surname looks like Wachorica or Wachovica. 30 & 34 Occupation probably means farmer.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 22.
Transcribed and donated by Gene Janssen a member of the
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9 November 2001
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