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Bark Foederis-arca


Havre, France to New York
24 June 1862

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the French Bark Foederis-arca whereof Desonnais is Master, from Havre burthen 389 tons.
Columns represent: Name, Age (years/months), Sex, Occupation*, the Country to which they severally belong, the Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, died on voyage*.
 1  Muller Herm       24    male    Germany  US
 2  Leppert Cres^a    24    female   
 3  Schwartz Mort A   25    male    Germany  US
 4  Hensler Fred      25    male    Switz^d  US
 5  Ipser Gab         22    male    Germany  US
 6  Roechlin Seb      26    male    Germany  US
 7  Schaetzle, Joh    26    male    Germany  US
 8  Braun Rud         26    male    Germany  US
 9  Knecht Joseph     29    male    Germany  US
10  Vogel Bern^d      34    male    US       US
11  Hofer Cres^a      24    female  Germany  US
12  Vogel Mich        66    male    Germany  US
13  Vogel Magd^a      56    female  Germany  US
14  Vogel Benj        20    male    Germany  US
15* Vogel Gervas      10    male    Germany  US 
16  Wellenrenter Ant   9    male    Germany  US
17  Schupp Pet        28    male    Germany  US
18  Lutz Maria A      27    female  Germany  US
19  Schoepfle Edv W   24    male    Germany  US
20  Barkherd Joh^a    47    female  Germany  US
21  Lambrecht Joh     24    male    Germany  US
22  Fischer Reg^a     23    female  Germany  US
23  Meyer Joh^a       24    female  Germany  US
24  Kuntz Joh         29    male    Germany  US
25  Weber Hein        21    male    Germany  US
26  Pachesse Eng      21    male    France   US
27  Reymond Joseph    22    male    Switz^d  US
28  Goetz Herm        21    male    Germany  US
29  Goetz Lina        20    female  Germany  US
30  Schneider Franz^a 24    female  Germany  US
31  Peller Nic^s      25    male    Germany  US
32  Fonett Magd^a     19    female  Germany  US
33  Klumpp Alois      29    male    Germany  US
34  Bernhard Adam     29    male    Germany  US
35  Schmidt Phr^a     24    female  Germany  US
36  Schmidt Wm         2    male    Germany  US
37* Kettig Aug        24    male    Germany  US
38  Hernhorfer Gust   22    male    Germany  US
39  Kelly Jo^s        19    male    Britain  US
40* Kanssler Edw^d    27    male    Germany  US
41  Clandon Joseph    22    male    France   US
42  Kuntz Eva         24    female  Germany  US
43  Kuntz Jacob        2    male    Germany  US
44  Kuntz Geo          - 10 male    Germany  US
45  Kuntz Joh         29    male    Germany  US
46  Kuntz Marg^a      26    female  Germany  US
47  Kuntz Chr^a        2    female  Germany  US
48  Nebel Chr^h       26    male    Germany  US
49  Serter Mich       24    male    Germany  US 
50  Schneider Marg^e  18    female  Germany  US
51  Kraemer Lis^te    16    female  Germany  US
52  Kraemer Jul^a     15    female  Germany  US
53  Schneider Cath    40    female  Germany  US
54  Kraft Jacob       50    male    Germany  US
55  Muller And^s      18    male    Germany  US
56  Lindenmeyer Jacob 24    male    Germany  US
57* Briella Ludw      18    male    Germany  US
58  Braun Balt        29    male    Germany  US
59  Friedel Mor       26    male    Germany  US
60  Naegele Louisa    22    female  Germany  US
61  Muller Nic^s      27    male    Germany  US
62  Kraemer Maria     26    female  Germany  US
63  Kock Joh          54    male    Germany  US
64  Kock Fred^a       46    female  Germany  US
65  Kock Chr^a        28    female  Germany  US
66  Kock Cath^a       26    female  Germany  US
67  Kock Eliz^th      18    female  Germany  US
68  Kock Joh          18    male    Germany  US
69  Dorr Char^tte     22    female  Germany  US
70  Schwarz Reg^a     22    female  Germany  US
71  Brach Hein        44    male    Germany  US
72  Damiat M Eva      46    female  Germany  US
73  Damiat Barb^a     20    female  Germany  US
74  Damiat Marg^t     14    female  Germany  US
75  Damiat Maria A    10    female  Germany  US
76  Graner Maria      50    female  Germany  US
77  Graner Kath^a     10    female  Germany  US
78  Velbes Frz        26    male    Germany  US
79  Alternatton Joh   28    male    Switz^d  US
80  Gongelet Alex     31    male    Switz^d  US
81* Sejournent Eng    22    male    Switz^d  US
82  Doerle Joseph     30    male    Germany  US
83  Celle Cha^s       21    male    US       US
84  Kruese Amant      30    male    France   US


Transcriber's Notes:

*  Occupation column has 'Not Stated' for first person, and all after him have
   ditto marks, so column has been deleted.

*  Died on voyage was not used, so column has been deleted.

^  To indicate the letters following are in superscript, a ^ is used.


Passenger Notes:

#15 - Zero is blotchy, could be 18.
#37 - Writer made capital K and R very similar; could be Rettig.
#40 - Writer made captial K and R very similar; could be Ranssler.
#57 - Faint letters, could be Brielha.
#81 - Appears to be undotted 'j', but possibly could be 'f', for Sefournent.

Correspondence 04/02/2004 passenger #2 Leppert
I am reasonably sure that the second passenger on this list was 
Cresence Leppert, born 31 May 1837 in Baden. She would have been 24 
when she left Germany. My Cresence Leppert left Baden to join her two 
brothers in Canada who had left 8 years earlier. Her father had died 
in 1861 so perhaps that was the reason she chose 1862 to leave Germany. 
Cresence is an uncommon name and the Cres'n of the log is a reasonable 
abbreviation. She had reason to come to America and she was unmarried. 
She did marry an Andrew Mattis (also seen as Mathis) and stayed in 
Kings Co., New York.  Other family names include Zimmerman and Richter.
Dave Roepke







National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 220, List 598.
Transcribed by Lynn Blazek a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
28 January 2001



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