Immigrant Ships
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Ship Rob Roy

I Wm. S. Drummond do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the report and manifest subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the District of Baltimore, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the goods, wares, and merchandize, including packages of every kind and nature whatsoever, which were on board the Ship Rob Roy at the time of her sailing from the Port of Bremen.

List of all passengers taken on board the Rob Roy of Norfolk at Bremerhaven

Columns represent names of passengers, gender, age, occupation, place of origin, and destination.

    

  1  Heinr Pilsmeyer        M 41 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  2  Anna Mar. Pilsmeyer    F 39 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  3  Anna Mar. Pilsmeyer    F 10 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  4  Christine Pilsmeyer    F  6 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  5* Christn Pilsmeyer      M  2 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  6  Wilh. Poppe            M 25 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  7  Wilh. Piel             M 23 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  8* Christn Lange          F 17 Farmer Dankersen    U.S. 
  9  Ant. Loughmeyer        M 40 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 10* Christn Loughmeyer     F 50 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 11  Fried. Loughmeyer      M 23 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 12  Leonore Loughmeyer     F 20 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 13  Louise Rische          F 28 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 14* Christne Bals          F 28 Farmer Papinghausen U.S. 
 15  Joh. Hch. Niehaus      M 25 Farmer Nordholz     U.S. 
 16  Joh. Ehlert Schumacher M 21 Farmer Nordholz     U.S. 
 17* Christ Muller          F 22 Farmer Windhorst    U.S. 
 18  Charlotte Steenker     F 19 Farmer Windhorst    U.S. 
 19  Died. Hch. Nordholz    M 31 Farmer Nordholte    U.S. 
 20  Died. Brebberman       M 53 Farmer Arbinghausen U.S. 


Report and Manifest of the Cargo on board the Ship Rob Roy whereof Wm S. Drummond is
Master, which cargo was taken on board at __________ burthen four hundred & ninety
seven 44/95 tons; Built at Harris Creek in the State of Virginia and owned by Gary &
Drummond & Wm T. Foster, Merchants at Norfolk as per Register, granted at Norfolk the 
year of eighteen hundred and ninety five and bound for Baltimore.

List of stores
10 barrels of beef and pork
100 lbs coffee
40 lbs sugar
15 gallons of molasses
1000 lbs of bread
2 lbs of flour
30 lbs of rice
10 lbs of tea
3 dozen of wine

    
Transcriber's Notes:

  The use of a * indicates an omission or error made by the original recorder.
  The use of a ? indicates a word or letters that could not be read, due to quality of
   original document.


  5 Given name was probably Christian.
  8, 10, 14, 17.  Given name was probably Christine.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 5, List 28.

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