Immigrant Ships
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Bark Franziska

A Hagedorn, master of the Bark Franziska of Bremen, do solemnly swear to the best of my knowledge and belief that the annexed List subscribed with my name, contains a just Account or Report of all the Passengers who have been taken on board the said Bark, at Bremen or any other foreign port or at sea and brought in the said vessel into any District of the U. S. since her departure from the said Port of Bremen. A. Hagedorn

Sworn to Before me this 5th Feby 1849.* (Unreadable signature) Collector

From Bremen bound to Baltimore

Columns represent: Name, age, Sex, Occupation, Natives of, Intend to Inhabit, Remarks.

 1  Eduard Mohr        21 male   Merchant          Bremen       Havana       2 trunks 1 box 1 bag
 2* Wilhelm Naumann    25 male   Taylor            Hessen       Baltimore    1 cask
 3  Jacob Lungen       39 male   Merchant          Dusseldorff  Baltimore    1 bag
 4  Wilhelm Plenge     26 male   Carpenter         Hanover      St Louis     1 box
 5  Sophie Plenge      22 female Carpenter         Hanover      St Louis
 6  Friedr Henke       24 male   Blacksmith        Frankfurt    Baltimore    1 bag
 7  Clemens Lubbekusen 22 male   Blacksmith        Oldenburg    Baltimore    1 trunk
 8  Christoph Meese    18 male   Farmer            Hannover     Baltimore    1 bag
 9* Nicolaus Ro?inn    30 male   Farmer            Belgun       Baltimore    2 trunk 1 box
10* Marie Ro?inn       25 female Farmer            Belgun       Baltimore
11  Heinrich Rointorg  21 male   Joiner            Hannover     Baltimore    1 bag
12* Casper Rorle       22 male   A????eker         Franklen     Baltimore    1 box
13* Heinrich Berger    28 male   Instrument maker  Hannover     Baltimore    3 boxes 1 cask
14* Anna Berger        28 female Instrument maker  Hannover     Baltimore
15* Georg Berger       25 male   Instrument maker  Hannover     Baltimore
16* Carl Westphal      36 male   Taylor            Bremen       New Orleans  1 box

Bremen 15 Decemb 1848*
A Hagedorn


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 Notes below.

?  The ? indicates letters or words that cannot be read due to the quality of
   the original document.

*  The sworn statement, which is on a separate page, is dated 5 Feby 1849.  At
   the bottom of the manifest itself the captain dates his signature as 15 Dec
   1848.


Passenger Notes:

# 2 - Occupation Taylor is assumed to mean Tailor.
# 9-#10 - Surname appears to read Rorinn.
#12 - Occupation appears to read Ahotheker or could be Shotheker.
#13-#16 - Remarks column is bracketed for these four with 3 boxes and 1 cask.
      However as #16 also lists one box, it is possible that the end of the
      bracket was ended low to include this person by error.
#16 - Occupation Taylor is assumed to mean Tailor.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 7, List 12.

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