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Ship Ferdinand
I, J. Bullerdieck, Master of the Ship Ferdinand of Bremen do solemnly,sincerely and truly swear that the annexed list subscribed with my name, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account or report of all the passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Bremen or any other Foreign Port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any district of the United States since her departure from the said Port of Bremen.
Sworn to this 19 day of Dec 1863.
List of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Ferdinand whereof of J. Bullerdieck is Master, from Bremen, burthen 668 tons.
Columns represent: passenger names, ages, gender, occupation, country to which they belong, and destination.
Second Cabin Passengers:
1 Heinrich Gehrmann 28 Man Cigarmaker Baltimore Baltimore
2* Auguste Gr? 23 Lady Server maid Oldendorf Baltimore
3 MArie Greve 25 Wife Westphalen St. Louis
4 Caspar Greve 30 Man ? Westphalen St. Louis
5 Heinrich Greve 6mo Child Westphalen St. Louis
6 Wilhelmine Brinkmann 29 Wife Lippe Detmold Ohio
7 Simon Brinkmann 4 Child Lippe Detmold Ohio
8* Minna Bre? 18 Lady Server maid Hannover Baltimore
9 Andreas Buhl 24 Man ?maker Kurhessen Ohio
10 Elisabeth Buhl 25 Wife Kurhessen Ohio
11 Anton Ohrmann 50 Man Joiner Westphalen St. Louis
12 Heinrich Wilms 25 Man Joiner Westphalen St. Louis
13 August Volger 29 Man ? Hildesheim Baltimore
14 Eduard Engel? 30 Man ? Nordhausen Baltimore
15 ? Engel? ? ? ? Nordhausen Baltimore
16 August Engel? 27 Man J? Nordhausen Baltimore
17 Otto Becker 30 Man ? Nordhausen Baltimore
18 Friedrich Weber 35 Man Carpenter Westphalen Baltimore
19 August Buvenitz 18 Man Clerk Minden St. Louis
20 Herm. Heinr. Nussmeier 24 Man Farmer Preussen Cincinati
21 Wilhelmine Dimmsfeld 43 Mother Belgien New York
22 Helene Dimmsfeld 18 Daughter Belgien New York
23 Mathilde Dimmsfeld 14 Daughter Belgien New York
24 Rudolph Dimmsfeld 8 Son Belgien New York
Between Deck Passengers:
25* Friedrich K?lthoff 21 Man Farmer Westphalen Cincinnati
26* Wilhelm K?lthoff 18 Man Farmer Westphalen Cincinnati
27 David Daniel 18 Man Shoemaker Kurhessen Baltimore
28 Auguste Bakmyer 16 Lady Serving maid Osnabrück Baltimore
29 Christiane Ansorg 27 Lady Sachsen Baltimore
30 Michel Engelhardt 44 Man Farmer Bayern Baltimore
31* Otto Schroder 24 Man Clark Preussen Baltimore
32* Heinrich ??bus 26 Man Shoemaker Kurhessen Washington
33 Bernhard Welker 27 Man Farmer Kurhessen Washington
34 Wilhelm Haase 26 Man Weaver Preussen Washington
35* Margaretha Volker 24 Lady Serving maid Bayern Baltimore
36* Marie Lucken 58 Mother Hannover Cincinnati
37* Christine Lucken 30 Daughter Serving maid Hannover Cincinnati
38* Heinrich Lucken 28 Son Cigarmaker Hannover Cincinnati
39 Clemens Becker 39 Man Cigarmaker Oldenburg Cincinnati
40* Heinrich ?ott? ?? Man ? Oldenburg Baltimore
41 Franz Feldhaus 21 Man Joiner Oldenburg Cincinnati
42 Daniel Spata 25 Man Lithographer Kurhessen Baltimore
43 Friedrich Hafner 30 Man Carpenter Würtenberg Pensylvänien
44 Barbara Hafner 25 Wife Würtenberg Pensylvänien
45 Friedrich Hafner 3-1/2 Son Würtenberg Pensylvänien
46 Jacob Hafner 2 Son Würtenberg Pensylvänien
47 Wilhelm Hafner 15mo. Son Würtenberg Pensylvänien
48 Christian Hafner 2mo. Son Würtenberg Pensylvänien
49 Marianna Neder 37 Mother Bayern Buffallo
50 Elisabeth Monika Neder 13 Daughter Bayern Buffallo
51 Eduard Neder 11 Son Bayern Buffallo
52 Max Neder 8-1/2 Son Bayern Buffallo
53 Moritz Neder 6 Son Bayern Buffallo
54 Rosa Neder 4-1/2 Daughter Bayern Buffallo
55 Therese Kaufmann 44 Mother Baden Cincinnati
56 Catharina Kaufmann 18 Daughter Serving maid Baden Baltimore
57 Ferdinand Kaufmann 12 Son Baden Cincinnati
58 Karoline Kaufmann 5-1/2 Daughter Baden Cincinnati
59 Philipp Bathhalder 43 Man Farmer Baden Cincinnati
60 Auguste Bauersfeld 43 Mother Preussen Baltimore
61 Auguste Bauersfeld 21 Daughter Serving maid Preussen Baltimore
62 Amalie Bauersfeld 6 Daughter Preussen Baltimore
63* Johannes Muller 52 Father Farmer Preussen Baltimore
64* Lina Muller 17 Daughter Serving maid Preussen Baltimore
65 Friedrich Pfeil 19 Man Shoemaker Kurhessen Baltimore
66 Catharine Schuchert 18 Lady Serving maid Kurhessen Baltimore
67* Catharina ?ock 40 Mother Kurhessen Pensylvänien
68* Philipp ?ock 18 Son Shoemaker Kurhessen Pensylvänien
69* George Ruppel 20 Man Tailor Darmstadt Baltimore
70 Josephea Stephan 25 Mother Bayern Phyladelphia
71 Maria Theresia Stephan 6mo. Child Bayern Phyladelphia
72* Eva Schitlings 30 Wife Serving maid Bayern Cincinnati
73 Gertrude Rosenberg 40 Mother Bayern Baltimore
74 Rosina Rosenberg 18 Daughter Serving maid Bayern Baltimore
75 Jacob Rosenberg 9 Son Bayern Baltimore
76 Otto Rosenberg 9mo. Child Bayern Baltimore
77 Weichard Schutlings 28 Man Farmer Bayern Cincinnati
78 Marianna Bott 5? Wife Kurhessen Washington
79 Catharina Hildebrandt 29 Lady Serving maid Hanau Baltimore
80 Louise Marten 27 Lady Serving maid Baltimore Baltimore
81 Johanne Marten 25 Lady Serving maid Baltimore Baltimore
82 Friederike Marten 23 Lady Serving maid Baltimore Baltimore
83 Auguste Marten 20 Lady Serving maid Baltimore Baltimore
84 Dorothea Marten 12 Lady Serving maid Baltimore Baltimore
85 Gerhard Schwann 54 Man Farmer Oldenburg Wisconsin
86 Elise Schwann 44 Wife Oldenburg Wisconsin
87 Lisette Schwann 24 Daughter Serving maid Oldenburg Wisconsin
88 Joseph Schwann 20 Son Shoemaker Oldenburg Wisconsin
89 August Schwann 17 Son Farmer Oldenburg Wisconsin
90 Anton Schwann 14 Son Oldenburg Wisconsin
91 Wilhelmine Schwann 9 Daughter Oldenburg Wisconsin
92 Catharina Schwann 7 Daughter Oldenburg Wisconsin
93 Clemens Schwann 1 Son Oldenburg Wisconsin
94 Peter Hugo 28 Man Carpenter Kurhessen Virginia
95 Emil Schelder 20 Man Farmer Preussen Baltimore
96* Traugott Dohnert 32 Man Weaver Preussen Baltimore
97 Theodor Ansorg 35 Father Little York Little York
98 John Ansorg 8 Son Little York Little York
Transcriber's Notes:
An asterisk indicates further information found in the passenger notes.
A question mark indicates material which was indecipherable.
2 Surname looks like it may be something like Griese.
8 Surname looks like it may be Bremer.
25-26 Surname may be either Kolthoff or Kalthoff.
31 Surname has an umlauted "o" so may be Schroeder.
32 Surname looks like it may be Föbus, i.e. Fobus or Foebus.
35 Surname has an umlauted "o" so may be Voelker.
36-38 Surname has an umlauted "u" so may be Luecken.
40 Surname seems to be either Bott? or Rott? with some following letters that are
obliterated.
63-64 Surname has an umlauted "u" so may be Mueller.
67-68 Surname may be Hock or Kock.
69 Surname has an umlauted "u" so may be Rueppel.
72 Surname may be Schutling (Schütling) like entry number 77.
77 Surname has an umlauted "u" so may be Schuetlings.
96 Surname has an umlauted "o" so may be Doehnert.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Roll 14.
Transcribed and Donated by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
13 August 2002
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