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King of Prussia
James Robinson, Captain of the King of Prussia, from London.
Columns represent: Passenger number*, name.
1 Jacob Vadel
2 Johann Peter Vadel
3 Henrich Schell
4* Johann Muller
5 Jacob Weber
6 Christian Weber
7 Gerlach Gran
8 Philip Rescher
9 Ludwig Schell
10 Sem. Urchart
11 Frantz Schweitzer
12 Johan Nickel Herst
13 Andreas Zinck
14 Johannes Stutz
15 Wendel Apffel
16 Georg Schlemb
17 Henrich Strohm
18 Georg Appel
19 Georg Ridle
20 Paus Schreck
21 Nichlas Scherrer
22 Christian Wickert
23* Albertus Haffer
24* Johannes Haffer
25 George Kenttner
26 Elias Appel
27 Christian Appel
28 Georg Doll
29 Johann Georg Ther
30 Georg Peter Deisert
31 Johannes Ott
32 Matthias Hendrich
33 Joh. Philip Rauschkopf
34 Philip Jacob Breszler
35 Johan Nicolaus Dippel
36 Johan Philip Matter
37 Johan Philip Steinmetz
38 Ernst Ludwig Reinbold
39 Georg Schwerdt
40 Thomas Salade
41 Michael Salade
42 Johan Peter Fischer
43 Philip Jacob Suder
44 Johannes Delb
45 George Michael Hart
46 Johan Martin Heidt
47 Johann Georg Gantz
48 Johann Nickel Wagner
49 Johan Georg Ernxt
50 Joh. Nicolaus Schwerdt
51 Jacob Specht
52* Joh. Philip Muhlmichel
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.
* Listed 94 passengers aboard but only 52 men are listed.
* Passenger numbers were added by the formatter to allow for easier reference
to the passenger notes.
Passenger Notes:
# 4 - Surname was spelled Müller, with Mueller being an alternative spelling.
#23-#24 - Surname was spelled Häffer, with Haeffer being an alternative
spelling.
#52 - Surname was spelled Mühlmichel, with Muehlmichel being an alternative
spelling
Transcribed and Contributed by Cheryl Myers for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
24 January 2002
Formatted by Sharon Krisko a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
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