Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Ship Ernestine
Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland, USA
1 February 1861
List of all Passengers taken on board the Bremen ship Ernestine where of Johannes Schlossbauer is Master at the Port of Bremen and bourne for Baltimore.
Columns represent: passenger name, age, gender, occupation, place of origin, and destination.
1 Ottocar Hoffmann 25 male Blacksmith Prussia Louisville
2 Auguste Hoffmann 19 female Prussia Louisville
3 Joseph Elsner 30 male Blacksmith Prussia Louisville
4* August ?achlinski 46 male Baker Prussia Edeville
5 Johannes Rabe 25 male Carpenter Hannover Illinois
6* Peter ?ing 64 male farmer Hessia St Louis
7* Peter ?ing 19 male farmer Hessia St Louis
8* Cathrine ?ing 23 female Hessia St Louis
9 Magarethe Kropp 23 female Hessia St Louis
10 Maria Babette Teufel 36 female Bavaria Baltimore
11 Georg Scherm 51 male Baker Bavaria Baltimore
12 Johann Wild 28 male farmer Bavaria Baltimore
13 Barbara Wild 28 female Bavaria Baltimore
14 Barbara Wild 2 female Bavaria Baltimore
15 Christian Edward Schultze 33 male Shoemaker Hannover Baltimore
16 Clara Schultze 27 female Hannover Baltimore
17 Georg Schultze 8 male Hannover Baltimore
18 Hermann Joseph Ellerbrock 20 male Copper-smith Hannover Baltimore
19* Fritz Sohnre? 22 male Shoemaker Hannover Missouri
20* Marie Braulein 32 female New York Philadelphia
21 Johann Braulein 10 female New York Philadelphia
22 Caroline Braulein 8 female New York Philadelphia
23 Pauline Braulein 6 female New York Philadelphia
24 Friedrich Ehricht 53 male Carpenter Prussia Baltimore
25 Henriette Ehricht 17 female Prussia Baltimore
26 Johann Tochtermann 48 male Sigarmaker Baltimore Baltimore
27 Rosina Tochtermann 35 female Baltimore Baltimore
28 Cathrina Tochtermann 19 female Baltimore Baltimore
29 Barbara Tochtermann 16 female Baltimore Baltimore
30 Johann Tochtermann 9 male Baltimore Baltimore
31* Gotthelf Potzsch 39 male farmer Prussia Illinois
32* Johanne Sophia Potzsch 42 female Prussia Illinois
33* Wilhelmine Potzsch 16 female Prussia Illinois
34* Auguste Amalia Potzsch 14 female Prussia Illinois
35* Pauline Potzsch 8 female Prussia Illinois
36* Friedrike Potzsch 5 female Prussia Illinois
37* Albert Potzsch 3 male Prussia Illinois
38* Hermann Potzsch 10m male Prussia Illinois
39* Gottlieb Meyer 24 male Shoemaker Prussia Illinois
40* Johannes Muller 26 male Carpenter Hessia Baltimore
41 Marie Kormeyer 28 female Hannover Baltimore
Transcriber's Notes:
A question mark indicates material that was indecipherable; an asterisk indicates
further information in the Passenger Notes; a caret (^) indicates superscript text.
The first nine names are very faded and difficult to decipher. The passenger notes
indicate possible solutions.
4 Surname may be Zachlinski or Jachlinski.
6-8 Surname looks like it may be Runing.
19 Name seems to be Sohnrei, but there may be one or more letters at the end
or the final letter is an "l" making the name Sohnrel.
20 Name may be Branlein.
31-38 Surname may have an umlauted "o" making it Poetzch.
39 Surname may be Meyer.
40 Surname has an umlauted "u" so may be Mueller.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 13.
Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
10 October 2002
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