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Bark 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 Josephine whereof I am Master, from Bremen So help me God B. Sandstedt
Sworn to this 10th of ??oo?r 1851 before me ???????? (signature can't be read)
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Bark Josephine whereof B. Sandstedt is Master, from Bremen burthen 2?75 tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age, Last Dwelling ????, Occupation, blank column heading which seems to represent destination, Remarks and blank column heading which seems to represent baggage.
Please scroll to view all columns.
Steerage Passengers
1* August Wiedema?? 37 Effingen Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
2* Chatrina Wiedma?? 43 Effingen Farmer New yorck
3* Michel Schmidt 4? ???hofen Farmer New yorck 2 Tronck
4* Magretha Schmidt 39 ???hofen Farmer New yorck
5* Andreas Schmidt 13 ???hofen Farmer New yorck
6* Georg Hausmann 26 ?reyerdorf Weaver Columbia 1 Bag
7* Franz Erck 19 M?ltenborg Miller Columbia 1 Tronck
8* Georg Noef 36 Worth Stonkutter Columbia 1 Tronck
9* Adam Ande 32 Albenberg Farmer Philadelfyia 1 Tronck
10* Joseph Wahl 32 Hallenberg Farmer Cincin?atz 1 Tronck
11* Joseph Harrer 36 Wissing Farmer Cincin?atz 1 Tronck
12 Christine Fiegel 27 Wangen Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
13* Heinrech Haasbens 33 Jena Boockmacker New yorck 2 Tronck
14* Peter Schwarzwick 24 B??kshasijen Farmer New yorck 2 Tronck
15* Anna Schwarzwick 22 B??kshasijen Farmer New yorck
16* Chatrina Schwarzwick 6m B??kshasijen Farmer New yorck
17 Carl Piel 41 Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg 3 Tronck 1 Bag
18 Fridercika Piel 41 Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg
19* Carl Piel 1? Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg
20 Gotthard Piel 10 Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg
21* Gid? Piel 7 Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg
22 Friedericka Piel 6 Haenschen Weaver Pittsburg
23 Johann Grimm 19 Schopbach Farmer Petersbur 3 Tronck
24 Chatrina Hilbert 22 Schopbach Farmer Petersburg
25* Carrol?ne Hilbert 4 Schopbach Farmer Petersburg
26 Heinrch Grimm 18 Schopbach Farmer Petersburg
27* Johann Leybold 23 Schopbach Black Schmid New yorck
28* Kath??? Wehner 36 Schopbach Black Schmid New yorck (unlisted)
29* Alexander Fles???h??t 35 Suhl Farmer New york (unlisted)
30 Anna Hartmann 30 Heinhoff Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
31* Fredericka Beckmann 59 Wehe Farmer Berrib?? 1 Tronck
32* Frederch Sanders 19 Versmolt Farmer Leick?m?nz 1 Bag
33 Michel G. Schwind 28 Wiesbaden Farmer New yorck 1 Bag
34 Theodor Deeg 42 Galdorf Stonkutter New yorck 1 Tronck
35 Rossene Deeg 35 Galdorf Stonkutter New yorck
36* Barbara Heemer 40 Steinfeld Stonkutter Buffolo 1 Tronck
37 Johann Barth 35 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo 1 Tronck
38 Michel Berthold 31 Rossbach Farmer Buffolo 2 Tronck
39 Pankratz Berthold 27 Rossbach Farmer Buffolo
40 Magretha Berthold 19 Rossbach Farmer Buffolo
41 Conrad Duthorn 43 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo 3 Tronck
42 Maria Duthorn 31 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
43 Mariane Duthorn 17 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
44 Kathrina Duthorn 11 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
45 Barbara Duthorn 5 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
46 Michel Duthorn 4 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
47 Kunnigum Duthorn 2 Steinfeld Farmer Buffolo
48* ?aver Friedmann 2? ?e???o??h Farmer Buffolo 1 Tronck
49 Heinrch Bergmann 30 Haste Miller New york 1 Tronck
50 Maria Bergmann 30 Haste Miller New york
51 Miechen Bergmann 3 Haste Miller New york
52 Maria Bergmann 9m Haste Miller New york
53* Freder??h Scheidemann 37 Haina Miller New york 1 Tronck
54* Christin? Scheidemann 30 Haina Miller New york
55 Maria Scheidemann 3 Haina Miller New york
56 Franz Scheidemann 2 Haina Miller New york
57* ?h?re?ia Scheidemann 11m Haina Miller New york
58 Friderich Hofmann 34 Haina Farmer New york 1 Bag
59 Paul Rammel 30 Grosback Farmer New york 1 Tronck
60* Heinrich Heidema?? 22 Lamstedt Farmer New york 1 Tronck
61 Heinrich Baack 22 Holn Farmer New york 1 Tronck
62 Diederch Hoffens 22 Lamstedt Farmer New york 1 Tronck
63 Johann Sommermann 45 Furstenhagan Farmer New york 1 Tronck 1 Bag
64 Anna Sommermann 45 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
65* Eli? Sommermann 23 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
66 Maria Sommermann 17 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
67 Eward Sommermann 12 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
68 Heinrch Sommermann 14 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
69 Johanna Sommermann 9 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
70 Wilhelm Sommermann 6 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
71 Magretha Sommermann 5 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
72 August Sommermann 3 Furstenhagan Farmer New york
73 Siegmann Pels 24 Petershausen Farmer New york 1 Tronck
74 Peter Schweinberg 39 Fursbengagen Farmer New Jersy 3 Tronck
75 Elisabeth Scheinberg 35 Fursbengagen Farmer New Jersy
76 Wilhelm Stuteng 26 Fursbengagen Farmer New Jersy
77 Nicklaus Schweinberg 17 Fursbengagen Farmer New Jersy
78 Heinrich Scholle 52 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy 2 Tronck
79 Elisabeth Scholle 41 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy
80 Martha Scholle 16 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy
81 Maria Scholle 12 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy
82 Kathrin Scholle 6 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy
83 Anna Scholle 3 Kerckhod Farmer New Jersy
84* Johann Hober 27 Ellengrode Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
85* Dider??? Dorbaum 33 Westtoffeln K?per New yorck 1 Tronck
86* Anna Dorbaum 38 Westtoffeln K?per New yorck
87 Friderch Kurt 30 Alfeld Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
88* Auguste Christ 40 De?nsen Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
89* Lo?iss Christ 22 De?nsen Farmer New yorck
90* Fritz Christ 18 De?nsen Farmer New yorck 2 Tronck
91* Auguste Christ 13 De?nsen Farmer New yorck
92* Emma Christ 1 De?nsen Farmer New yorck
93 Wilhelm Tolle 24 Lederfohers Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
94* Johann Niesneye? 21 Lederfohers Farmer New yorck 1 Tronck
95* Friderch Steifrege 27 Hannover Thal?? New yorck 2 Tronck
96* Maria Nolts 28 Hannover Thal?? New yorck 2 Tronck
97* Guttlieb Stallmann 27 Bundle Thal?? New yorck 1 Tronck
98* Aug?s Schecle 21 Braunscheig Merchant New yorck 1 Tronck
99 Georg Schmidt 33 Holsdorf Farmer New yorck 1 Bag
100* Eli? Schmidt 33 Holsdorf Farmer New yorck
101 Gertrude Schmidt 4 Holsdorf Farmer New yorck
Cabin Passengers
102* Johann Berckert 26 Margsburg Garne? New yorck 3 Tronck
103* Wilhelmine Berckert 26 Margsburg Garne? New yorck
104* Carl Berckert 3 Margsburg Garne? New yorck
105* Kathrina Burham 23 Huntelshaufen Garne? New Jersy 1 Tronck
106* ??erch? Sommermann 16 ??stenhans? Garne? New york 1 Tronck
107* August Hoffmann 1? ??stenhans? Garne? Albans 1 Tronck
108* Fredericke Begner 18 Schoylok Garne? New york 1 Tronck
Cabin passengers 7
Steerage passengers 99
Babies 2
108 P???????
signed B. S??dst?dt
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 below.
? The use of a ? indicates letters or words that cannot
be read due to the quality of the original document.
* The column for remarks was eliminated because there
were only 2 entries in this column. This included
passengers 36 and 84 and the notations are explained
below.
* Ditto marks were used freely throughout the mainfest
except in the Baggage column in which the notation
"do" was used.
* Bracketts were used in the Baggage column which I
believe indicates families or groups of people to
whom the baggage belonged. The transcriber noted the
bracketed entry in the row with the first passenger
but not the others included in the bracket. In the
case where there was no entry and no bracket, the
transcriber entered "(unlisted)".
* Many words seem to have been spelled phonetically and
incorrectly. The transcriber has noted the first
instance of each but not subsequent entries in order
to keep transcriber's notes concise.
* At the top of the manifest is the following "Note
?????(illegible) Nov 11th- ??? (illegible but does not
appear to be numbers). This may be related to the
discrepancy between the date on the front of the
manifest and the date noted within the mainfest itself.
* Second paragraph of the sworn statement- The first ? is
a small curve like a very small "c". It could be the
lower part of an upper case letter as there is a small
area of the manifest where the writing cannot be seen.
The second letter is a tall letter, possibly a "t", the
third is a tall letter that looks like "b".
* Third paragraph of the sworn statement- burthen 2?75
tons- the 2 is connected by a vertical line to the 7,
it could be a 1 or no number at all.
Passengers #1,2 - Wiedema??- The first ? is a letter that extends
below the line, possibly "y" or "g". The second is a small
letter or two. Note misspelling of New yorck (york) and
Tronck (trunk).
Passenger # 3 - Michel Schmidt- There is a smudge on the upper
part of the second number in the age. A small circle is
visible which leads one to believe the number is 6, 8,
or 0. In the place name the first ? is a capital letter,
the second a small letter and the third a tall letter
that could be a "t".
Passenger # 4-5 - Schmidt- same as above for place name.
Passenger # 6 - George Hausmann- The upper part of the first
letter in the place name is too light to read, it could
be "St".
Passenger # 7 - Franz Erck- The ? in the place name is a small
letter, part of it can't be seen.
Passenger # 8 - Georg Noef- The occupation Stonkutter is
probably stonecutter.
Passenger # 9 - Adam Ande- The destination Philadelfyia is
probably Philadelphia.
Passenger # 10-11 - Wahl and Harrer- There are 3 or 4 small
letters in the destination name. They look like some
combination of "n", "u" and/or "s".
Passenger # 13 - Heinrech Haasbens- The occupation Boockmacker
is probably bookmaker.
Passenger # 14-16 - Schwarzwick- The two ? in the place name
indicate two small letters.
Passenger # 19 - Carl Piel- The ? in the age represents a
vertical line, either 7 or 1.
Passenger # 21 - Gid? Piel- The ? in the first name is a
small letter, possibly an "o".
Passenger # 25 - Carrol?ne Hilbert- This is a small letter,
could be an "e" or "i".
Passenger # 27-28 - The occupation Black Schmid is probably
blacksmith.
Passenger # 28 - Kath?? Wehner- There is a smudge/ fold line
on the paper which makes it difficult to determine
what these letters are.
Passenger # 29 - Alexander Fles???h??t- The first ? letter
extends below the line like a "g" or "j", the next
two are small letters, the remaining two are also
small letters.
Passenger # 31 - Fredericka Beckman- The destination ?
indicates small letters, possibly "ou".
Passenger # 32 - Frederch Sanders- The first ? in the
destination indicates a small letter, the next two ?
are also small letters that look like "ie".
Passenger # 36 - Barbara Heemer- There is an "S" in the
remarks column, possibly indicating a sick passenger.
Note also incorrect spelling of what is probably
Buffalo.
Passenger # 48 - ?aver Friedmann- The capital letter in the
first name looks like a backwards "C" with a line to
the right of it. There is a smudge on the second
number of the age, the top has a circle, my best guess
is a 9. The first ? in the place name looks like a "B"
or "R", the next ?s indicate small letters that look
like some combination of "u", "s", and "e". The next ?
extends below the line like a "j" or "f", the next is a
small letter.
Passenger # 53 - Freder??h Scheidemann- These are smudged
letters, probably "ic".
Passenger # 54 - Christin? Scheidemann- This is a small letter,
probably an "a' or "e".
Passenger # 57 - ?h?re?ia Scheidemann- The first ? looks like a
"J" but doesn't extend below the line, the second looks
like an "i" or "e", the third looks like "s".
Passenger # 60 - Heinrich Heidema??- These are letters that are
very small and squeezed in, my best guess is "nn".
Passenger # 65 - Eli? Sommermann- This letter extends below the
line like a "z" or "g".
Passenger # 84 - Johann Hober- There is a notation in the
remarks column that states "sick passenger".
Passenger # 85 - Dider??? Dorbaum- The first two ? are small
letters and the last is a tall letter.
Passenger # 85-86 - Dorbaum- The ? in the occupation is either a
"u" or "ee".
Passenger # 88-92 - Christ- The ? in the place name looks like
either an "i" or "e".
Passenger # 89 - Lo?iss Christ- This is a small letter that
looks like a "u" or "a".
Passenger # 94 - Johann Niesneye?- This is a small letter that
could be an "n" or "r".
Passenger # 95-97 - The ? in the occupation for these three
passengers is a scribble, could be one letter or two.
Passenger #100 - Eli? Schmidt- This letter extends below the
line like a "j" or "z".
Passenger #102-108 - The ? in the occupation for these
passengers is a small letter like an "r" or "s".
Passenger #106-107 - The first letter in the place name could
be a "F", then there are one or two small letters that
look like "w", they could be "ur". There are one or two
letters at the end, they are too light to see.
Passenger #106 - ??erch? Sommermann- There is a smudge on the
paper. The first letter could be "M", there are one or
two small letters next. There are two pen strokes at
the end.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 107, List 1639.
Transcribed by Kelly Kimball a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
16 November 2000
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