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Ship Main
I, P.H. Haack Master of the Ship Main, do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said ship at Hamburg from which port said ship has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of said passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the name and ages of those who died. So help me God, (signature)P.H. Haack
Sworn to this 10 September 1857, Before me (signature) ? Hoffman
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Main whereof P.H. Haack is Master, from Hamburg - burthen 1047 tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age (year or months), Sex, and Occupation.
1 Gust. Pa?tan 27y 0m male smith
2* Frederike Pa?tan 27 male his wife
3 Ernst Pa?tan 2 male his child
4 Aug. Wedemeyer 38 male farmer
5 Elisabeth Wedemeyer 44 female his wife
6* Wilh. Wedemeyer 9 male his children
7* Caroline Wedemeyer 6 female
8 Otto Schury 14 male farmer
9 W. Borchers 22 male smith
10 H. Stromeyer 56 male smith
11 Caroline Stromeyer 57 female his wife
12 E????? Stromeyer 25 female unmarried
13 Wilhelmine Mahlman 24 female unmarried
14 F. Wedemeyer 34 male smith
15 Nich. Goldschmidt 40 male farmer
16* Elisabeth Goldschmidt & baby 41 female his wife
17* Adam Goldschmidt 9 male his children
18* Elisabeth Goldschmidt 7 female
19* Maria Goldschmidt 4 female
20* Nich. Goldschmidt 10m male
21 Joh. Bickel 62 male farmer
22 Marcus Schmidt 15 male farmer
23 Nicolaus Hahn 29 male farmer
24 Magtha Hahn 29 female his wife
25 Caspar Hahn 6m male his baby
26 Andr. Rothlander 40 male farmer
27 Magdlna Rothlander 36 female his wife
28 Magtha Rothlander 7 female his child
29 Leanh. Scheuring 30 male farmer
30 Mgtha. Pastler 31 female unmarried
31 Aug. Truell 31 male weaver
32 David Truell 17 male weaver
33 Louise Priessing 20 female unmarried
34 Bertha Tappers 20 female unmarried
35 Theresia Konig 30 female woman
36 Emilie Konig 4 female her child
37 Heinr. Schau 20 male farmer
38 C. Schwarz 26 male farmer
39 Chr. Schau 15 male sailor/tailor
40 Henriette Schwarz 30 female unmarried
41 Aug. Wolfra? 28 male sailor/tailor
42 Carl Bold 25 male farmer
43 Frederike Lehsten 31 female unmarried
44 J.H.C. Hertzer 48 male smith
45 Frederike Hertzer 51 female his wife
46* Amalie Hertzer 19 female his children
47* Emma Hertzer 13 female
48 Ferd. Wagner 47 male weaver
49 Dorothea Wagner 43 female his wife
50* Ernst Wagner 16 male his children
51* August Wagner 9 male
52* Louise Wagner 5 female
53 Wilhelm Wagner 7m male his baby
54 Rud. Hottinger 34 male joiner
55 G. Willner 15 male farmer
56 Jette Lubinsky 26 female unmarried
57 Johne. Weber 24 female unmarried
58 Wilhelmine Elies 24 female unmarried
59 Ernestine Bor??kessel 25 female unmarried
60 Andr. Voller 25 male farmer
61 Michl. Kienhoff 49 male farmer
62 Louise Kienhoff 47 female his wife
63* Friderike Kienhoff 21 female his children
64* August Kienhoff 20 male
65* Henriette Kienhoff 14 female
66* Fridr. Kienhoff 10 male
67* Aug. Kienhoff 7 male
68* John? Kienhoff 5 female
69 C. Gut?man 26 male farmer
70 Friderike Gutzman 25 female his wife
71 Carl Gutzman 9m male his baby
72 Eva Abramowsky 32 female woman
73* Dora Abramowsky 14 female her children
74* Liebchen Abramowsky 10 female
75* Abraham Abramowky 7 male
76 Rasmus Hansen 36 male farmer
77 Anna Hansen 31 female his wife
78 Andr. Hansen 13 male his child
79 Loren Johansen 28 male farmer
80 Wilhelmine Johansen 21 female his wife
81 Fridr. Diehl 50 male farmer
82 Johne. Diehl 50 female his wife
83* Johne. Diehl 21 female his chldren
84* Martha Diehl 9 female
85* Socrates Diehl 5 male
86 Otto Stolp 34 male smith
87 Carl Gorsch 17 male smith
88 Caroline Grimbaum 22 female unmarried
89 Caroline Her????? 21 female unmarried
90 Jos. Ble? 47 male farmer
91 J.H. Jacobsen 35 male painter
92 Cath. Jacobsen 30 female his wife
93 Nicolaus Jacobsen 3 male his child
94 Carl Ciser? 32 male farmer
95 Anna Ciser? 32 female his wife
96* Carl Ciser? 14 male his children
97* Anna Ciser? 12 female
98* Louise Ciser? 7 female
99* Johna. Ciser? 6 female
100* Caroline Ciser? 3 female
101* Wilh. Ciser? 6m male his baby
102 Chr. J???ker 53 male farmer
103 Johna. ????ker 55 female his wife
104* Johna. Mat?ken 24 male unmarried
105 Chr. Riedel 50 male farmer
106 Anna Riedel 40 female his wife
107* G ??? Riedel 9 male his children
108* Helene Riedel 7 female
109* Carl Riedel 5 male
110* Fridr. Riedel 2 male
111 Caroline Riedel 9m female his baby
112 Samuel Hoh?isch 24 male shoemaker
113 Herm. Seelig 26 male shoemaker
114 Carl Drews 24 male shoemaker
115 Gustav Ecker 24 male shoemaker
116 Franziska B?ck 20 female unmarried
117 J.F.W. Koch 33 male farmer
118 C.E.H. Fiedler 17 male shoemaker
119 Marie Beh??ke 30 female unmarried
120 Friderike Springborn 30 female woman
121* Marie Springborn 7 female her children
122* Fridericke Springborn 6 female
123 Ernst Vesper 30 male tailor
124 Wilhelmine Vesper 28 female unmarried
125 W. Labinsky 31 male clerk
126 Marie Caspar 26 female unmarried
127 Anna Marschalk 25 female unmarried
128 Gretha von Eln 22 female unmarried
129 Enoch Szaps 24 male tailor
130 Debora Szaps 19 female unmarried
131 F. C. Lorenz 22 male shepherd
132 C. T. Lange 28 male shoemaker
133 Cath. Lange 24 female his wife
134 August Lange 2 male his child
135 Elfriede Lange 6m female his baby
136 Ludwig Schmidt 31 male shoemaker
137 Carl Hohnolka 30 male smith
138 Theodor March 30 male goldsmith
139 Joh. Rasien 37 male farmer
140 Emil Hack 22 male farmer
141 Friderike Zimmer 50 female woman
142 Johna. Mut?ma? 16 female unmarried
143 Eva Rosenbaum 24 female unmarried
144 J. Brandman 45 male cigarmaker
145 Cath. Brandman 40 female his wife
146 Fridr. Reich 35 male workman
147 J.E. Kruse 56 male farmer
148 Sophie Kruse 57 female his wife
149 Chris. Willers 42 male smith
150 Wilhelmine Willers 40 female his wife
151* Joh. Willers 15 male his children
152* Sophie Willers 12 female
153* Caroline Willers 11 female
154* Heinr. Willers 9 male
155* Christian Willers 7 male
156* Carl Willers 3 male
157 Carl Schmalbro 2? male saddler
158 Andr. Andresen 28 male cartwright
159 August Moller 25 male merchant
160 Dorothe Moller 23 female his wife
161 Aug. Dieterich 32 male smith
162 Adam Peesch 34 male farmer
163 Louise Peesch 34 female his wife
164 Wilhelm Peesch 9m male his baby
165 Heinr. Behrens 34 male farmer
166 Jos. Neufeld 61 male merchant
167 Marcus Neufeld 21 male his son
168 Heinr. Schibrecht 21 male farmer
169 A. Rumpf 58 male painter
170 Jacob J??n 30 male workman
171 Fr. Heinema? 38 male merchant
172 Dorothe Heineme? 27 female his wife
173 Marie Heineme? 4 female his child
174 Wilhelmina Heineme? 6m female his baby
175 A. Klewitter 24 male tailor
176 A Emmond??n 25 male farmer
177 Gust. Johnsen 33 male farmer
178 Niels Ericksen 23 male farmer
179 Joh. Johannsen 28 male farmer
180 Jacob Gustafson 26 male farmer
181 Gustav Johannson 24 male farmer
182 Andres Gustafson 24 male farmer
183 Janas Tlonsion 41 male farmer
184 Christine Andersdoffer 41 female woman
185 Helene Andersdoffer 15 female her child
186 David Zadikerki 36 male smith
187 Johna Spandau 19 female unmarried
188 Louis Bueshke 16 male clerk
189 A Schmadike 35 male bookbinder
190 Armand Ma??ko 24 male miller
191 W. G???????? 24 male merchant
192 ?. Scharlinski 21 male merchant
193 ?. Weichman 37 male merchant
194 Carl Sa???nier 31 male miller
195 Th. Peters 49 male carpenter
196* Joh. Peters 21 male his children
197* Christine Peters 16 female
198 F.H. Frahm 29 male farmer
199 Peter Petersen 31 male farmer
200 Juliane Beadesleth 24 female unmarried
201 Chris?. Marcussohn 27 male bookbinder
202 Fr. Hoffmann 28 male joiner
203 Elisabeth Schilling 29 female unmarried
204 Maria Ebers 54 female woman
205 Anton Pietsch 35 male smith
206 Joh. Schultz 32 male smith
207 Georg Scheppach 27 male farmer
208 Nich. Scheppach 19 male farmer
209 J.H. Satoro 57 male farmer
210 Cath. Satoro 50 female his wife
211* Fridr. Satoro 11 male his children
212* Joh. Satoro 7 male
213 W. Reisteberg 21 male farmer
214 J.H. Heyde 22 male servant
215 Fr. Schichgen 26 male miller
216 Didr. Paeto? 22 male farmer
217 H. Nissen 29 male farmer
218 Johs. S?iehler 52 male shoemaker
219 Wilhelmina S?iehler 34 female unmarried
220 Joh. Heiser 53 male farmer
221 Frederike Heiser 45 female his wife
222* Dorothea Heiser 18 female his children
223* Wilhelmine Heiser 20 female
224* August Heiser 3 male
225 W. Wittstruck 57 female woman
226* Friderike Wittstruck 37 female her children
227* August Wittstruck 33 male
228* Gustav Wittstruck 24 male
229* Friderike Wittstruck 20 female
230* Julius Wittstruck 15 male
231* Carl Wittstruck 13 male
232* Dorothea Wittstruck 7 female
233* Henrietta Wittstruck 7 female
234* Ludwig Wittstruck 6 male
235 Wilh. Springer 58 male farmer
236 Julius Kruger 28 male cigarmaker
237 Chole? Fass 13 male shoemaker
238 Jos. Lewin 14 male shoemaker
239 Springe Burckke 51 female woman
240* Emilie Burckke 20 female her children
241* Marie Burckke 18 female
242 Aug. Gehrke 25 male shoemaker
243 Lut. Schultze 30 male farmer
244 Wilhelmine Schultze 25 female his wife
245 W. L. Werner 31 male tailor
246 Jasch. Ehrke 32 male farmer
247 Magtha Ehrke 29 female his wife
248 Dorothe Ehrke 2 female his child
249 Carl Leinerhir 52 male farmer
250 Helene Leinerhir 46 female his wife
251 Chris Leinerhir 25 male his child
252 Wilhelmine Rube 20 female unmarried
253 Th. Schmidt 25 male tailor
254 Gretchen Schmidt 22 female his wife
255 Ludwig Twindorf 48 male farmer
256 Carl Nober 40 male farmer
257 Dorothe Nober 35 female his wife
258* Wilhelmine Nober 10 female his children
259* Marie Nober 4 female
260 Adolph Nober 9m male his baby
261 Randolph Braasch 53 male farmer
262 Wilhelmine Braasch 54 female his wife
263 Ferd. Hauber 28 male farmer
264 Th. Rettger 29 male farmer
265 Wilhelmine Rettger 31 female his wife
266 Dorothe Boltze 56 female woman
267 H. Lindemann 31 male farmer
268 Auguste Lindemann 20 female unmarried
269 Christine Lindemann 58 female woman
270 Chr. Fridlich 34 male farmer
271 Fridericke Fridlich 32 female his wife
272 Aug. Radig 30 male tailor
273* Adelheid Radig & baby 31 female his wife
274 Adolph Radig 3 male his child
275 Johs. Radig 11m male his baby
276 Ernestine Schultz 36 female woman
277 Gustav Schultz 6 male her child
278 Carl Peters 34 male farmer
279 Louis Peters 5 male his child
280 Benno Loventhal 30 male farmer
281 Fr. Mecklenburg 48 male farmer
282 Flora Mecklenburg 43 female his wife
283 Auguste Mecklenburg 9 female his child
284 B. Schrader 18 male cooper
285 Chr. Braasch 26 male farmer
286 Fridericke Braasch 26 female his wife
287 Friderike Payels 21 female unmarried
288* Cath. Krohn 57 male woman
289 August Krohn 24 male farmer
290 Jos. Schwartz 16 male farmer
291 August Junge 24 female unmarried
292 Johna. Kenner 14 female unmarried
293 Gustave Heidel 50 male farmer
294 Ad. Rahlf 26 male farmer
295 Bernh. Hinz 21 male farmer
296 Fr. Tapp 24 male farmer
297 Claus Tapp 19 male farmer
298 Hein. Pape 28 male barber
299 F.J.C. Voss 25 male farmer
300 W. Adler 26 male tailor
301 Johna. Wilke 26 female unmarried
302 Fr. Carls 48 male farmer
303* Ludwig Carls 17 male his children
304* Fritz Carls 16 male
305 Herm. Scheiber 20 male clerk
306 T. Brinker 31 male carpenter
307 F. Brinker 24 male farmer
308 Heinr. Geertz 52 male weaver
309 Christine Geertz 52 female his wife
310* Heinr. Geertz 18 male his children
311* Marie Geertz 16 female
312* Joh. Geertz 10 male
313 Asmiss Shuck 56 male farmer
314 Elsabe Shuck 56 female his wife
315* Magt. Shuck 24 female his children
316* Christine Shuck 22 female
317* Anna Shuck 20 female
318* Hans Shuck 16 male
319 H. Sieman 36 male farmer
320 Doris Sieman 26 female his wife
321 Doris Sieman 9 female his child
322 Eduard Just 25 male farmer
323 Aug. Sieman 28 male joiner
324 Wilhelmine Sieman 21 female his wife
325 Marie Tameyer 40 female woman
326 H. Frieman 29 male shoemaker
327 Magt. Frieman 23 female unmarried
328 Truls Johnson 37 male farmer
329 Bengta Johnson 32 female his wife
330* Jors Johnson 6 male his children
331* Magt. Johnson 4 female
332 Sven Johnson 6m male his baby
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 ? (question mark) indicates letters or words that could not be
read due to the quality of the original document.
* The country to which they severally belong has Germany written in large
script vertically on every page and that column has been eliminated.
* The Country in which they intend to become inhabitants has United States
written vertically on every page and that column has been eliminated.
* There were no deaths recorded and that column has been eliminated.
* Part of the vessel occupied by each passenger during the voyage has Between
Decks written vertically on every page and that column has been eliminated.
* The passengers were numbered on the original list.
* The birth of two babies on this voyage are shown with their individual
mothers.
# 1 - Gust. Pa?tan - The third letter of the last name may be a u or a n. This
passenger last name could be either Pautan or Pantan.
# 2 - Frederika Pa?tan - The third letter of the last name may be a u or a n.
This passenger last name could be either Pautan or Pantan. Also, this is
listed as a male and also as wife of Passenger #1. It is reasonable to
assume Frederika is female.
# 3 - Ernst Pa?tan - The third letter of the last name may be a u or a n. This
passenger last name could be either Pautan or Pantan.
# 6 and #7 are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #4.
# 12 - E????? Stromeyer - There are five or six letters in question and all are
above the line. The second letter could be a 'u' or a 'n' and the rest
are unclear. The 5th letter could be 'l' or 'h'.
# 16 - a notation is made in the Age column that this passenger is the mother
of a male baby born on the voyage. No name is given to this child.
# 17,#18,#19,#20 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets as children
of Passenger #15.
# 41 - Aug. Wolfra? - the last letter of the last name may be a 'm' or an 'n'.
or Wolfram or Wolfran
# 46 and #47 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #44.
# 50, #51, and #52 are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children
of Passenger #48.
# 59 - Ernestine Bo??kessel - There are a couple of different possibilities
with this last name. It may be Bourkessel or Bormkessel.
# 63,#64,#65,#66,#67 and #68 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets,
as children of Passenger #61.
# 69 - C. Gut?man - the questionable letter may be either a 'g' or a 'z' for
Gutgman or Gutzman.
# 73,#74 and #75 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children
of Passenger #72.
#83,#84 and #85 are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #81.
# 89 - Caroline Her????? - the first three letters of the last name are pretty
certain but what follows is very dark with only a few curves to be made
out. It could be Hersmiam, Herriman, Hersaiam.
# 90 - Jos. Ble? - The copy is very dark and ther appears to be only four
letters for the last name. The last letter may be 'i' or 'u' for Blei or
Bleu.
# 94,#95,#96,#97,#98,#99,#100 and #101 - Ciser? - The last letter of the last
name may be 'e' or 'o' for Cisere or Cisero.
# 96,#97,#98,#99 and #100 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as
children of Passenger #94.
#102 - Chr. J???ker - The last name may be comprised of 6 or 7 letters. All are
above the line. The second letter has 'filled in' and may be either 'a'
or 'u'. Two possible names are Jansker or Junker.
#103 - Johna. J???ker -The last name may be comprised of 6 or 7 letters. All
are above the line. The second letter has 'filled in' and may be either
'a' or 'u'. Two possible names are Jansker or Junker.
#104 - Johna. Mat?ken - The fourth letter could be a 'g' or a 'z' for Matgken
or Matzken. This passenger is listed as male and unmarried. Young men
are not noted as unmarried on this list so this passenger is most likely
female.
#107 - G??? Riedel - First name is comprised of 4 or 5 letters. Looks like
Gottl - the 'l' may be a flourish and not a letter.
#107,#108,#109, and #110 are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as
children of Passenger #105.
#112 - Samuel Hoh?isch -This last name could be either Hohusch or Hohrisch.
#116 - Franziska B?ck - Second letter is 'e' or 'a' for Beck or Back.
#119 - Marie Beh??ke - Last name may be Behrike or Behnke
#121 and #122 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #120.
#142 - Johna. Mut?ma? - The 4th letter is either a 'g' or a 'z' and the last
letter 'm' or 'n'. Name could be Mutgman, Mutgmam, Mutzman, or Mutzmam.
#151,#152,#153,#154,#155 and #156 - are listed in Occupation column with
brackets, as children of Passenger #149.
#170 - Jacob J??n -Looks like Jhrn, Jhur.
#171,#172,#173,#174 - Heinema? - Last initial may be 'm' or 'n' for Heineman or
Heinemam.
#176 - A Emmond??n - Last name may be Emmondien or Emmondsen
#190 - Armand Ma??ko - Last name is very dark and the 3rd and 4th letters are
strictly guesses; the whole of the mame is above the line and could
possibly be Maciko, Mareko, Maseko.
#191 - W. G???????? - This entire line is very dark. I'm fairly sure of the
first initial "W" and first letter of last name as "G", 4th letter may
be 'd' or 'l' - the rest is impossible to make out.
#192 - ?. Scharlinski - First initial could be 'J', 'I' or 'S'.
#193 - ?. Weichman - First initial could be an 'L'.
#194 - Carl Sa???nier - This line is dark and the letters of the last name are
small and indistinct. Possibly: Sassinier or Sannier. Note, however,
that what looks like a double 'ss' to this transcriber is not consistent
with the leading 's' used for other passengers on this list.
#196 and #197 are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #195.
#201 - Chris?. Marcussohn - There is what may be a very short letter 't' at end
of first name.
#211 and #212 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #209.
#216 - Didr. Paeto? - Last initial may be 'n' or 'w' for Paeton or Paetow.
#218 - Johs. S?iehler - It looks like there was a slip of the pen while writing
this second letter and it resembles a lower case 'l' with a bump at the
bottom. However, neither does it look like it could be an attempt at any
other letter. Name may be Sliehler.
#219 - Wilhelmina S?iehler - It looks like there was a slip of the pen while
writing this second letter and it resembles a lower case 'l' with a bump
at the bottom. However, neither does it look like it could be an attempt
at any other letter. Name may be Sliehler.
#222,#223, and #224 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as
children of Passenger #220.
#226,#227,#228,#229,#230,#231,#232,#233 and #234 - are listed in Occupation
column with brackets, as children of Passenger #225.
#237 Chole? Fass - Last letter of first name may be a 'n'.
#240 and #241 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #239.
#258 and #259 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #256.
#273 - Adelhied Radig - a notation is made in the Age column that this
passenger is the mother of a male baby born on the voyage. No name is
given to this child.
#288 - Cath. Krohn - Sex listed as male, Occupation: woman. As name appears to
be abbreviation of some form of Catherine, sex should probably be
female.
#303 and #304 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #302.
#310,#311 and #312 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children
of Passenger #308.
#315,#316,#317,and #318 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as
children of Passenger #313.
#330 and #331 - are listed in Occupation column with brackets, as children of
Passenger #328.
Correspondence 06/25/02 regarding German names etc.
I refer to the Passenger List of Ship Main. For a native German speaker,
some of your troubles with misspelled or illegible names seem easily to
solve. May I suggest some names out of your list?
# 41 There is no Wolfran in German. Likely is Wolfram
# 59 Bornkessel was a common name, perhaps in this case it was written
Bormkessel, but surely not Bourkessel
# 69 There is no name with „tg“ in German. Likely is Gutzman (with the
z underline). Please be aware of the common spelling in those times
of n with a line above as double n, so it would be Gutzmann
(from originally Gutsmann). The latter applies to many of the names
in the said list, it has to be often „-mann“ instead of „-man“
# 89 So this name could be Herrmann, a very common name
# 90 Blei is more likely than Bleu; the latter would be a French name
# 94 f. If these people came from a country with Slavonic language, the name
may be Ciser or Ciserc with a so called „Hacek“; Cisar would be a
common Czech name
# 102/3 Junker is more likely
# 104 see #69. Matzken is more likely
# 107 The first name may be Gottlieb and abbreviated Gottl.
# 112 I would suggest Hohnisch
# 116 Beck is more common
# 119 Behnke is more likely
# 142 see # 69. Most likely is Mutzmann (or it could be Muthmann)
# 169 f.Most likely is Heinemann, a common name
# 201 Here I am concerned, because my family name is Marcussohn. But I
am the first (so far known) who had been baptized, and a Jewish
person would not bear a name beginning with „Christ..“
# 218 f.I am pretty sure the name is Stiehler
Nr. 88 Could this be Grinbaum or Grienbaum instead of Grimbaum?
Nr. 159/60 Could this be Moeller (spelled Möller)?
Nr. 184/5 Could this be Andersdorf(f)er?
Nr. 188 In case this is not a English or American citizen, the name
has to be Bueschke (or Büschke)
Nr. 236 Could this be Krueger (spelled Krüger)?
Nr. 313 The first name of the father could be Asmus(s), the family
name can’t be Shuck if German (Schuck would be possible, Schock
more common)
ISTG staff appreciates the help and thanks Christel Keller
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 178, List 1091.
Transcribed by Norma Young-Valley for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 May 2001
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