Ship Fortuna
Ship Fortuna
Dewers, Master
(There is no sworn statement for this manifest)
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they they intend to become inhabitants. All passengers belonged to Germany and intended to become inhabitants of the United States so those columns were eliminated.
1 Gustav Clausewitz 55 m 2 Elise Clausewitz 50 f 3 Elise Clausewitz 23 f 4 Fritz Clausewitz 20 m 5 Elisabeth Henny 20 f 6 Geo. Regenbrecht 23 m 7* Hermine ?????? 33 f 8* Lina ?????? 4 f 9 Emile Scheneimer 32 f 10 August Meirean 22 m merchant 11 Rudolph Hegewaldt 25 m copper smith 12 C. Kysella 28 m taylor 13 W. Kampe 24 m 14 H. Schultze 28 m merchant 15 A. Hahnel 20 m butcher 16 E. Hoffman 47 m farmer 17 Ernestine Hoffman 40 f 18 Auguste Hoffman 7 f 19 Ernestine Hoffman 8 f 20 Minna Hoffman 4 f 21 F. Muller 37 m teacher 22 L. Mobes 19 m taylor 23 W. Fischer 43 m weiner 24 Hermine Fischer 38 f 25 Wilhelmine Fischer 7 f 26 Albert Fischer 5 m 27 Franz Fischer 3 m 28 Max Fischer 6m m 29 W. Dechansing 33 m 30 Wilhelmine Dechansing 27 f 31 Wilhelmine Dechansing 7 f 32 Elise Dechansing 6 f 33 Henriett Dechansing 4 f 34 Marie Dechansing 6m f 35 Franz Schmidt 22 m miller 36 A. Sommerlate 30 m 37 Caroline Sommerlate 23 f 38 Friedrich Sommerlate 5 m 39 August Sommerlate 2 m 40 Friedrike Sommerlate 20 f 41 August Sommerlate 57 m 42 Leopoldine Sommerlate 50 f 43 Friedrike Sommerlate 20 f 44 Wilhelmine Hense 39 f 45 C. Hense 35 m gardener 46 Wilhelmine Hense 7 f 47 Louise Hense 5 f 48 Marie Hense 2 f 49 F. Neumann 25 m weiner 50 F. F. Bischoff 25 m smith 51 F. Phillip 17 m 52 F. Wilhelm 14 m 53 A. Branke 34 m farmer 54 Mariann Branke 25 f 55 Julius Branke 11m m 56 H. Blanke 37 m 57 H. Forsteman 25 m 58 A. Lagershausen 21 m 59 F. Borkhand 32 m 60 Dorothie Borkhand 32 f 61 O. Finger 32 m 62 F. Richardz 33 m 63 D. Krauss 32 m 64 Wilhelmine Krauss 24 f 65 Julius Krauss 1y 3m m 66 Doris Wehmeier 30 f 67 Elisabeth Wehmeier 2 f 68 F. Meier 21 m (the following was at the end of the manifest) District of Texas-Port of Galveston June 30th 1858 (signed) H. St????d Coll. Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk is used to call attention to additional information in the Transcriber's Notes. ? The ? marks indicate letters or words that cannot be read due to the quality of the original document or the handwriting of the recorder. * The sex of the passengers was abbreviated to f or m by the transcriber. * Names were transcribed as written without regard for spelling. * No births or deaths were recorded during the voyage. 7,8 Surname illegible due to handwriting.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 3.
Transcribed by Robert W. Grose a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
21 September 2003
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