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Ship Orion
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Report of Forty Passengers on board the Ship Orion whereof Remmers is Master, arrived at the Port of n. Orleans* on the 3d^ day of Jany 18? from Hamburg.
Columns represent: NAMES, AGE, PLACE OF BIRTH, Last place of Settlement, ALLEGIANCE, OCCUPATION REMARKS
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1 Mistriss C. Benthien 31 Neustadt Neustadt Meckelburgh One Chest and 2* Victor Benthien 5 Neustadt Neustadt Meckelburgh Two Coffers 3 Mr. C.W.A. Voigt 32 Kiel Hamburg Hamburg Merchant One chest of drawers & one coffer 4 Mr. H. J?llies 25 Bremen Hamburg Hamburg Merchant One chest of drawers & one coffer 5* Mr. J. T. Hanemann 18 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Clerk Six chests & one coffer 6* Mr. C.A.W. Zeller 39 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Joiner Ten Chests 7 Mistriss H.M.E. Zeller 30 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Three bales in 8* Miss F.M.A.Zeller 11 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg mats containing 9* Miss B.C. Zeller 4 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg articles of 10* Miss E.L. Zeller 4 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg clothing. Three 11* Miss A.W.L. Zeller 2 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Joiner benches 12* Fr^ Willm^ Zeller 8 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg 13 Mr. D. L.Borcherdt 31 Lauenburg Hamburg Hamburg Postmaster 14 Mistriss S.M.C. Borcherdt 30 Lauenburg Hamburg Hamburg 15* A.H. Borcherdt 21m Lauenburg Hamburg Hamburg 16 Mr. M.L. Jur?gsen 21 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark Clerk One Coffer 17 Mr. J.C. Knuth 31 Elmshorn Altona Danemark Hatter Two Chests 18 Mr. H. Lemme 28 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark Saddler Two Coffer 19 Mr. J. Kirkerup 21 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark Cottonweaver One Coffer 20 Mr. H. Bus 20 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark brewer of beer One Chest 21 Mr. H E Blanck 31 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg Joiner Four chests, One coffer, one cask 22 Mistriss T M Blanck 25 Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg one bedstead, Two Joiner Benches 23* Mr. A. Gosschalk 40 Altona Hamburg Hamburg C???k maker Two Coffers 24* Miss J C Schlomers 26 Honwick Hamburg Hamburg Serving maid one chest of drawers & one basket 25 Mr. D. Fischbeck 25 Oldenburg Hamburg Hamburg Clerk One Chest of drawers Two Coffers & one chest 26* Mr. S. Sorensen 27 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark Farmer 27* Mistriss E. Sorensen 30 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark One Chest 28* Wm^ Sorensen 5 Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark Three Coffers 29* E.N. Sorensen 3y6m Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark One writing desk 30* J.H. Sorensen 6m Aarhuus Aarhuus Danemark 31 Mr. H. L. Mutzinbecker 25 Altona Altona Danemark Joiner One Chest & Three Coffers & two joiner benches 32 Mr. J.F.C. Fischer 27 Falenrust Falenrust Meckelburgh Joiner One Chest, one Coffer & one joiner bench 33 Mr. H.B. Wolenberg 25 Kiel Aarhuus Danemark Joiner Two Coffers 34 Mr. A. Munch 19 Aarhuus Koppenhagen Danemark Baker One Coffer & one chest 35* Mr. H.P. Henningsen 43 Flensburg Luggum Kloster Danemark Miller & Carpenter One Coffer & one chest 36 Mr. H. Wilder 58 Femern Koppenhagen Danemark Merchant Three Coffers, One chest 37 Mr. W. Wilder 21 Koppenhagen Koppenhagen Danemark Candidate One basket 38 Mr. E. Wilder 18 Koppenhagen Koppenhagen Danemark Farmer One writing desk 39 Mr. P. Wilckens 35 Femern Femern Danemark Sailor Three Chests & one basket 40 Mistriss A.D. Wilckens 27 Femern Femern Danemark (Signed) C. Remers 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 transcriber's notes. ? The use of a ? indicates a letter or letters illegible to the transcriber due to quality of original document. ^ Letters written in superscript are followed by ^. In the heading of the list New York was scratched out and "n Orleans" was written above it. 2 Name preceeded by "Her son," 5-6 There was a blank line containing a heavy horizontal line in the middle two columns between these entries 6 Below the word "Joiner" was written "occupation of the husband". 8,9,10,11 No last name was given. The list of initials were all linked with a }their daughters 6-12 Were linked with a } in the age column and only one entry was made for the other columns. 12 There was no last name. The entry was Fr^ Willm^ their son 15 "Their son" was written above A.H. Borcherdt in the name column. Age was given as 1 3/4 24 Place of Birth Column had Honwick Danemark. The o in Honwick had an umlaut or some other diacritical mark. 26 The o in Sorensen appears to have an umlaut 27 The o in Sorensen appears to have an umlaut 28 There was no last name. The entry was Wm^ their son 29 & 30 There were no last names. The pair of initials were linked with a }their daughters 31 Danemark was scratched through and Altona written above it 35 The first u in Luggum had an umlaut
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 16, List 4.
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
Formatted by Sharon Krisko a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 October 2002
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