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Brig Josephine
I, B. Sanstedt do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New-York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Brig Josephine whereof I am Master, from Bremen So help me God. Barh. Sanstedt to the 184*
???? (not legible) before me, 8 Nov ??? (not legible) Signed ?????? (not legible)
List, or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Brig Josephine whereof B.Sanstedt is Master, from Bremen burthen 272 tons
Columns represent: Names(given and surname), Age, Sex, Occupation, The Country to which they severally belong*, The Country in which they intend to become inhabitants*, Died on the voyage*
1 Balthasar Schoel 27 male tailor
2 Anna Gertrude Schoel 28 female
3 Catharine O. Schoel 5 female
4 Andreas Schoel 2 male
5 Conrad Schoel 28 male farmer
6 Adam Schoel 18 male tailor
7 Nicholas Schoel 65 male farmer
8 Johann Schoel 11 male
9 Catharina Schoel 21 female
10 Louise Schoel 17 female
11* ------ Schoel Born female
12 Dorothea Vogel 24 female
13 Regina Krus 24 female
14 Georg Trust 65 male farmer
15 Anna E. Trust 54 female
16 Maria Trust 18 female
17 Elisabeth Trust 16 female
18* Joh. Georg Stader ?4 male tailor
19 Johann Stader 27 male
20 Elisabeth Stader 28 female
21 Johann Georg Stader 5 male
22 Carl Stader 2 male
23 Georg M. Ohr 27 male miller
24 Maria Ohr 22 female
25 Johann Ohr 2 male
26 Wolf Kautrouke 23 male tailor
27 Christian Freymann 43 male glasier
28 Oncobure Schultheis 37 female
29 Carl Schultheis 13 male
30 Johann Schultheis 5 male
31 Elise Schultheis 10 female
32 Nicolas Popp 82 male stonecutter
33 Johann Renner 27 male
34 Johann Hess 24 male farmer
35 Johann Hyenmann 20 male smith
36 Johann Degen 37 male butcher
37 Johann Renner 3 male
38 Elisabeth Ingmann 28 female
39* Lo??uz Ganebert 30 male butcher
40 Sophia Herrogin 30 female
41 Conrad Schneider 23 male stonecutter
42 Caroline Kritz 37 female
43* ????? ????? 3? male
44 Philipp Duringer 42 male weaver
45 Johann Bachler 23 male shoemaker
46 Marthen Siebenkals 45 male butcher
47 Dorothea Amschler 53 female
48 Michel Amschler 24 male weaver
49 Peter Amschler 21 male
50 Johann Amschler 13 male
51 Johann G. Amschler 27 male
52* Dorothea Amschler 29 male
53 Johann Amschler 2 male
54 Johann M. Schilling 22 male
55 Martin Holler 24 male merchant
56* Johann Bar 36 male farmer
57* Anna M. Bar 50 female
58 Barbara Meyer 25 female
59* Andreas Jacob 43 male farmer
60 Anna Jacob 43 female
61* Simon Seiperts 31 male shoemaker
62* Kin?i? Hofgesany 29 female
63 Georg Hofgesany 37 male smith
64* Franz Reiter 50 male farmer
65 Elisabeth Reiter 42 female
66 Sophia Reiter 7 female
67 Johannes Reiter 5 male
68 Maria Reiter 2 female
69 Antoinette Tiemers 25 female
70 Bernhard Radefeld 26 male shoemaker
71 Joseph Hellner 28 male farmer
72 Maria Hellner 27 female
73 Wilhelm Hellner 5 male
74 Anton Hellner 2 male
75 Elisabeth Hellner 41 female
76 Johannes Hellner 23 male
77 Peter Hellner 21 male
78 Johann Neuhoff 33 male carpenter
79 Maria Neuhoff 26 female
80 Friedr. N. Heybrock 18 male merchant
81 Martin Irle 25 male distiller
82* Florenz Muller 25 male
83 Otto Weiss 20 male farmer
84 fried. W. Hagemeyer 21 male mason
85 T. Hempelmann 27 male cooper
86 Simon Hempelmann 24 male cooper
87 Behrend Krawinkel 29 male tailor
88 Carl Gustav Richter 27 male smith
89 Georg Dorn 42 male shoemaker
90 Wilhelm Dorn 17 male shoemaker
91 Carl H. Harnisch 35 male carpenter
92 Christian Oting 30 male shoemaker
93 Henriette Oting 28 female
94 Hinrich Wolff 29 male farmer
95 Jacob Brodstag 30 male baker
96 Michell Dott 30 male baker
97 Carl Franck 29 male farmer
98* Fridoline Golne 22 male merchant
99 Fried. Gruber 17 male
100 Johann Ernst 30 male farmer
101 Christian Glismann 20 male
102 Peter Kruckmann 18 male
103 Hinrich Stattmann 24 male
104 Friedr Hilzmann 24 male tailor
105 Louise Westendorf 34 female
106 Ludwig Westendorf 4 male
107 Franz Reiter 17 male
108 Elisabeth Reiter 11 female
109 Hermann Dolhorn 46 male carpenter
(Signed) Banh' Sandstedt
Transcriber's Notes:
* - 184-In the Sworn Statement the last number of the year was not filled in.
* - The Country to which they severally belong column was eliminated as all
the passengers were from Germany.
* - The Country to which they in which they intend to become inhabitants
column was eliminated as all the passengers were going to the United
States.
* - The Died on the voyage column was eliminated as no passengers died.
The column had the birth of passenger 11 recorded in it.
The manifest was not numbered. The numbering was done by the transcriber.
11 - There was no given name for this passeneger; the child was born during
the voyage.
18 - ?4-appears to have been a 1 written over a 2.
39 - Lo??uz - there was an inkblot over the name obscuring some letters.
43 - The page was damaged and taped obscuring the name, part of the age and
occupation.
52 - There was a ditto mark indicating the passenger was a male although the
name indicates the passenger was female.
56,57 - Bar-umlaut over the a; an alternate spelling would be Baer.
59,61,64 - male was writtem over female.
62 - Kin?i?-the letters were written smaller and were not legible.
82 - Muller-umlaut over the u; an alternate spelling would be Mueller.
98 - Golne-umlaut over the o; an alternate spelling would be Goelne.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 60, List 919
Transcribed by Judy Buckney a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
7 January 2001
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