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Ship Jane Ross
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Manifest of Cabin Passengers on Board of the Ship Jane "Ross" J McIntosh Master from Harve to New Orleans
Columns represent: Passenger number, name, age in years, Country left, Profession, Luggage
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1* The Rev. Mr^ P. Connelly 34 Natchez 5 trunks
2 Amelia Connelly 27 Natchez 2 Carpet Bags
3 Mercer Connelly 5 Natchez
4 Adeline Connelly 3 Natchez
5* John Henry Connelly 6m Natchez
6* Miss Zoe Mignard 20y France governess
7 Mr^ J. Laurens 69 New Orleans gentleman 2 Trunks, 1 Carpet bag, 1 Hat box
8 Mr^ Edward Watson 26 England gentleman 5 Trunks, 1 Carpet bag, 1 Big basket
9* Miss?? Mariane Watson 24 England
10* William Watson 4m England
11* Mr^Leopold Neugass 27y Belgium Merchant 2 Trunks, 1 Hatbox, 1 Parrel
12 Mr^ Charles Steffelin 26 Germany Merchant 2 Trunks, 2 Hatboxes, 1 Carpetbag, 1 Case
13 Mr^ Julius Streffelin 17 Germany Merchant 1 Trunk, 2 Hatboxes, 1 Carpetbag, 1 Box
14 Mr^ Firmin Lorase 29 France Merchant 2 Trunks, 1 Pareel, 1 Musket
15* Mr^ Amedee ?ockoun 22 France Merchant 2 Trunks, 1 Hatbox, 1 Carpetbag
16 Mr^ J Delinnotte 26 France Merchant 1 Trunk, 1 Hatbox, 1 Carpetbag
17 Mr^ H. J. Moutel 35 France Merchant 2 Trunks, 1 Pareel
18* Miss?? Nanisse Thiberge 25 France Merchant 2 Trunks, 2 Bags, 5 ????s & paper boxes
19* Miss Ducheane 30 France Chambremaid 1 Basket, 2 Beds
20 Mr^ Manuel Arenas 41 Spain Merchant 5 Trunks, 2 Boxes, 1 Hat Box, 1 Carpet Bag 1 Bed
21* Mr^ Benoit 38 New Orleans Merchant 5 Trunks, 2 Boxes, 1 Hatbox
22* Miss Benoit 15 New Orleans Merchant 1 Carpet Bag, 1 Sac, Bed & Bedding
23* Miss?? Emilie Thonars 30 New Orleans Merchant
24 Mr^ S. Mitaud 27 New Orleans Merchant 2 Trunks, 2 Boxes, 1???K, 1 Carpet Bag, 1 writing desk, 1 Musket
2 Beds, 1 Hatbox, 4 little Boxes, balance provisions
Manifest of Steerage Passengers on Board of the Ship Jane Ross
J. McIntosh Master from Harve to New Orleans
Columns represent: Passenger number, name, age in years, Country left, Trade, Luggage
25 Charles Joseph Schneider 26 Paris France Geography 1 large Box & Bedding
26* M? Eugenie Schneider 27 Paris France
27 Mr^ Aron Frank 38 Bergzabern Germany Merchant 1 Trunk
28 Joseph Schindler 54 Heidlengen Germany Farmer 4 Boxes & Bedding
29* Miss?? Marinne Schindler 46 Heidlengen Germany
30 Mr^ Peter Schindler 26 Heidlengen Germany
31 Mr^ Anton Schindler 19 Heidlengen Germany
32 Miss Magdalene Schindler 23 Heidlengen Germany
33 Miss Mariane Schindler 18 Heidlengen Germany
34 Miss Helene Schindler 9 Heidlengen Germany
35 Miss Juliane Schindler 8 Heidlengen Germany
36 Miss Christine Schindler 4 Heidlengen Germany
37 Mr Lutz Laurence 37 Blops France Tile-maker 2 Boxes & Bedding
38 Mis??? Dorathea Laurence 35 Blops France
39 Miss Dorathea Laurence 7 Blops France
40* Miss Caroline Laurence 4m Blops France
41* Mr^ Laurent Laurence 4y Blops France
42 Mr^ Johan Thauman 52 Kelel Germany Joiner 1 Trunk 1 Box & Bedding
43 Friedericke Thauman 46 Kelel Germany
44 John^ Heinrick Thauman 18 Kelel Germany
45 Elisabeth Thauman 13 Kelel Germany
46 Magdalene Thauman 11 Kelel Germany
47 Carl Herman Thauman 5 Kelel Germany
48 Anton Miller 38 Hinzingen Germany Shoemaker 2 Boxes & Bedding
49 Catharine Miller 43 Hinzingen Germany
50 Eva Miller 14 Hinzingen Germany
51 Sebastian Miller 11 Hinzingen Germany
52 Johan Fehl 42 Jacobsweiler Germany Carpenter 2 Boxes & Bedding
53 Elisabeth Fehl 28 Jacobsweiler Germany
54 Johan Heinrick Fehl 6 Jacobsweiler Germany
55 Catharine Fehl 7 Jacobsweiler Germany
56 Barbara Fehl 4 Jacobsweiler Germany
57 Jacob Engel 38 Oberflersheim Germany Farmer 3 Boxes & Bedding
58 Margarethe Engel 35 Oberflersheim Germany
59 Heinrich Engel 8 Oberflersheim Germany
60 Jacob Engel 5 Oberflersheim Germany
61 Philipp Engel 1 Oberflersheim Germany
62* Joseph Muller 45 Luzern Switzerland Mason 2 Boxes & Bedding
63 Mariane Muller 43 Luzern Switzerland
64 Joseph Muller 18 Luzern Switzerland
65 Johan Muller 14 Luzern Switzerland
66 Nicolas Muller 10 Luzern Switzerland
67 Conrad Muller 8 Luzern Switzerland
68 Mariane Muller 22 Luzern Switzerland
69* Catharina Kau? 48 Ottweiler Germany Farmer 2 Boxes & Bedding
70* Peter Kau? 16 Ottweiler Germany
71* Conrad Kau? 13 Ottweiler Germany
72* Margaretha Kau? 7 Ottweiler Germany
73 Friedrick Keibel 38 Hangenweisheim Germany Brewer 1 Trunk
74 Carl Leopold Holdefer 31 Westhofen Germany Farmer 1 Trunk
75* Jacob Ma??h?imer 31 Hangenweisheim Germany Farmer 1 Trunk
76 Johannes Leibegott 26 Bern Switzerland Cartwright
77 Andreas Bick 31 Spiesheim Germany Weaver
78 Georg B?zen 21 Kinzenheim Germany Stone cutter 1 Box
79 Michel Wirth 21 Saurwellingen Germany Farmer
80 Nicolas Gehem 26 Bires Germany Tilemaker
81 Joseph Kaufman 20 ???kheim france locksmith 1 Portmanteau
82 Johan Dahler 23 W?lle?ingen Germany Watchmaker 1 Portmanteau
83* Xaver Binge?e 21 Ri?gel Germany Turner
84 Heinrich Bahm 30 Flomborn Germany Farmer 1 Box
85 Phillipp Schwarz 18 Oberflersheim Grmany Farmer 1 Box
86 Christoph Miller 28 Heildenwegstein Germany Farmer 1 Box
87* Johannes ???z 56 Kehl Germany Tailor 2 T
88 Carl Weiblen 32 Strasb?urg france J?? 2 Trunks & Beding
89 Schiele Cahn 43 Mettingen france Butcher 1 Sac
90 Johan Huy 37 Kirchen?oland Germany Tailor
91 Wilhelm Gonterman 32 Hessborn Merchant
92 Franz Gonterman 45 Hessborn Germany Merchant 2 Boxes & Bedding
93 Peter Merchem 45 Hessborn Germany Merchant
94* H??s Kissingen 51 Steinbach Germany farmer
95 Christian Weber 35 Esc?weiler Germany farmer 1 box
96 Jacob Fahrer 27 St Gallen Switzerland Painter 1 Trunk & Bedding
97 Peter Wurz 30 Purmusens Germany Shoemaker 1 Box, 1 Trunk
98 Charlotte Wurz 29 Purmusens Germany
99 Joseph Brucker 36 Candel Germany Mechanican 1 Trunk, 1 Box, 1 Cask
100 Louis Reich 26 Strasbourg France Brewer 1Trunk, 1 Carpet Bag
101 Jean Jacques Herbot 57 Grandfrenois France farmer 1 Carriage, 3 Trunks
102 Hanne Herbot 45 Grandfrenois France 1 Shrine, 1 Musket
103 Francois Herbot 13 Grandfrenois France
104 Joseph Gentet 31 Geneve Switzerland Merchant 2 Trunks
105 Louis Chubran 27 St. Etienne France Pastry Cook 2 Boxes, 1 Casket, 1 musket
106 Jean Barba 31 Clermont France Merchant 4 Trunks, 1 Box
107 Guilleaume Barba 27 Clermont France Merchant 2 Muskets
108 Conrad Keller 34 Zurich Switzerland Tailor 1 Portmanteau
109 Victor Chaillou 32 Senlis France Tailor 2 Trunks, 1 Musket
110 Marie Chaillou 26 Senlis France
111* Francois Landro? 40 St.Laurent des hotels France Tailor
112 Jean Lafont 18 Milhau France Joiner 1 Box
113 Louis Champs 27 Martin France Farmer 2 Trunks
114 Jean Chenu 37 St Mars de grin France Farmer
115* Henry Vale? 25 Amiens France Merchant 1 Trunk
116 Pierre Menard 26 Guingant France Tailor 1 Trunk
117 Stais??s B?nuge? 25 Poethencourt France Merchant 1 Trunk
118 Jean Perisse 28 Arnez France Merchant 1 Trunk
119 Jean Cournet 38 Lorrent France Sh????er 1 Trunk
120* Victor P?i??? 28 Coberg France Painter 2 Trunks, 2 Boxes
121* Josephine P?i??? 22 Coberg France
122 Jean Hickman 27 Metz France Cooper 2 Trunks
123 Francois Ducret 22 Villar France Merchant 2 Trunks
124 Joseph Rancurt 36 Lugo Majore Italy farmer 2 Trunks
125 Sebastian Schlanker 33 Warschau Poland Chaser 1 Trunk, 1 Box
126 Jacques Tibier 23 St. Etienne France Merchant 1 Trunk 1 Musket
127 Charles Tony 37 St. Victor Italy Traveller 2 Trunks
128 Ulderic Tony 26 St. Victor Italy Traveller
129 Baptiste Tony 23 St. Victor Italy Traveller
Transcriber's Notes:
* 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.
? The question mark indicates illegible letters or words on the original
document.
^ Indicates endings written in superscript.
* The column entitled "The country they mean to reside in" has been omitted.
"United States" was entered in the first row and was dittoed in all other
rows for the cabin passengers. For steerage passengers "United States" was
entered in the first line and a wavy line ran the entire remainder of the
list.
* It looks like a straight edge might have been used to keep the rows parallel
and caused the bottoms of some of the letters were on the straight edge and
not on the list.
* Sometimes the country name was enclosed in parenthesis or as follows
|:Germany:|. Many times there was no closing mark.
* The baggage column has brackets that connect groups having one set of
luggage. These passengers will be noted.
1-6 - were connected together with a { in the baggage column
5 - month was spelled out
6 - year was spelled out
9 - The title is written in a very small script and the ending cannot be
definitely deciphered, but looks like Misstris
15 - The first letter is either a B or an R
18 - Title same as #9
18 & 19 - were connected together with a { in the baggage column
19 - Chambremaid was transcribed as written
21-23 - were connected together with a { in the baggage column
23 - Surname could be Thomas, Title same as #9
26 - The left edge of the page is very dark. The title blurred.
29 - Title same as #9
40 - month was spelled out
41 - year was spelled out
62-68 - the u in Muller appears umlauted.
69-72 - Could be Kaul or Kaub
83 - This name looks most like Bingele, but could be Bingehe.
87 - The first letter is very light. It appears most like the right half of
a "W"or and "N". The last letter at first glance looks like an "x", but
looks like the "z" used in other words. The intervening letters could be
m,n,u, o" or a closed "e". National Archives and Records
Administration, Film M272, Reel 2, contains the quarterly abstracts of
Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans Jan. 2, 1838 - Sept.
30, 1845. The names are transcribed in a very clear hand; and this name
is written as Herz. In the luggage column there was only 2 T
94 - The letters could be n, u, a
111 - Last letter is separated from the name and is faint; it is probably n
115 - The last letter could be either t or d
120 - There is a line running diagonally through the surname. First 3 letters
could be Pri and the final letter may be t or d
121 - This name was a ditto of # 121
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 16, List 19.
Quarterly Report of Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New Orleans 1820 - 1902,
Jan 3 - June 30, 1838 (lists nos. 1 - 280).
Transcribed and Contributed by Fred Kopfler for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
12 May 2002
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