SS Hammonia
I, H.F. Schwensen, Master of the SS Hammonia, do solemnly, sincerely and truly Swear that the following List of Manifest, subscribed by me and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board of the said SS Hammonia at Hamburg/Havre from which port said Steamer has now arrived; and that on the said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of the said passengers, the location of the compartments or space of the said vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country of Citizenship of each; and the destination or location intended by each, and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who have died; also of the pieces of baggage of each ..... true statement so far as can be ascertained with reference to the ......., as to a protracted sojourn .......
Sworn to this 25 day of Septbr 1886
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List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the .............. whereof Capt. H.F. Schwensen is Master; from Hamburg/Havre, burthen tons
Coloumns represent: Name, age in years and months, Occupation or Calling, the country of which they are citizens, intended destination or location, *date and cause of death, location of compartment or space each occupied, number of pieces of baggage, transient or intransient
Steerage passengers from Havre:
511 Charles Braun 43 m workman New York A transient
512 Alexander Murray 37 m workman St. Louis, U. St. A transient
513 John Heinicken 52 m workman U.St. A transient
514* Math. Kaulen 20 m workman Detroit A transient
515 Anna Gluth 30 fem single Luzern C
516* Emilie Saunser 18 m workman Zurich D
517 Charles Worer 33 m workman Switzerland D
518 Emilie Worer 3 m child Switzerland D transient
519* Zarbe Baebler 32 fem wife Switzerland D transient
520 Henry Baebler 3 m child Switzerland D
521 Caspar Grass 25 m workman Luzern C
522 Elise H. Jegen 24 fem single Switzerland C
523 Jean Meyer 29 m workman Mannheim, Germany A
524 Isidor Boos 15 m workman Lichtenau A
525 Madame Simons 3 fem wife Paris D transient
526 Elise Simons 1 fem child Paris D
527 Henry Simons 6 m child Paris D
528 Math. Simons 5 fem child Paris D
529 Louis Davidson 25 m workman England A
530 Annie Ve?esten 25 fem wife England C
531 Henry Warrol 26 m workman England B
532 Henry Blake 22 m workman England B
533 Louis Cohen 27 m workman England B
534 Emilie Renause 22 m workman France A
535 G. W. Mossenver 45 m workman France A
536 Henry Smith 17 m workman England A
537 Arthur Humby 17 m workman England A
538 Nathan Dreyfuss 16 m workman France A
539 Fanny Clark 26 fem single France C
540 Linde Caplan 2 m workman Plymouth D
541 James Caplan 17 m son England D
542 Louis Caplan 11 m son England D
543 ??mie Goldfarb 29 fem wife England D
544 Millie Goldfarb 8 fem child England D
545 Abraham Goldfarb 5 m child England D
546 Isaac Goldfarb 6mos m baby England D
547 Isaac Preschner 32 m workman London, England A
548 Isaac Settle 23 m workman England A
549 Jntal Settle 34 m workman England A
550 Jacob Gensberg 28 m workman England A
551 Harries Menzinsky 28 m workman England A
552 Salomon Joste 27 m workman England A
553 Jsrael Eller 22 m workman England A
554 Abraham Lewis 22 m workman England A
555 Morris Peotrmann 25 m workman England A
556 Jenny Burstein 18 fem single London, England C
557 Josef Show 22 m workman England A
558 John Brown 35 m workman England A
559 Thomas Clarke 28 m workman England A
560 John Tennedey 25 m workman England A
561 James Dillor? 26 m workman England A
562 John Brammel 27 m workman London, England A
563 John Abrahams 20 m workman London, England A
564 Anschol Sohn 29 m workman England A
565 Jacob Moski 25 m workman England A
566 Philipp Tlisman 27 m workman England A
567 Barnes Bialistotzki 25 m workman England A
568* Hereiham Dupioki 29 m workman London, England A
569 Jacob Miohalowitz 26 m workman London, England A
570 Isaac Salomon 30 m workman London, England A
571 Philipp Washan 20 m workman England A
572 Aaron Subah 22 m workman England A
573 William Bennett 34 m workman Plymouth, England C transient
574 Kate Silvermann 28 fem single Plymouth, England A transient
575 Benjamin Meyers 25 m workman Plymouth, England A transient
576 Simon Schulberg 33 m workman Plymouth, England A
577 Philipp Flescher 27 m workman Plymouth, England A
578* Matthias Schroder 47 m workman England A
579 Aaron Goldstein 18 m workman England A
580 Levi Wolff 37 m workman England A transient
581 Samuel Wyott 35 m workman England D
582 Emma Wyott 35 fem wife London, England D
583 Lila Wyott 11 fem child London, England D
584 ?ive Hanford 21 fem single London, England D
585 Samuel Green 32 m workman London, England A
586 Salomon Levy 35 m workman London, England A
Steerage from Havre 66 Ad. 9 Chld 1 Infant
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Transcriber's Notes:
Passengers were numbered by the Transcriber for ease of referencing.
* 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.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined
due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
Danmark should probably be Denmark.
There was quite a bit of damage to the manifest. Missing information due to damage
is indicated by a series of dots. One dot does not represent one missing letter.
No deaths were recorded, therefore this coloumn was eliminated.
All passengers stated that their final destination was the United States, therefore
this coloumn was eliminated as well.
514: Math might stand for Matthew.
516: Zurich is spelled with u Umlaut.
519: the first name, Zarbe, is spelled with a Umlaut.
568: the last name is spelled with an accent on the u.
576: the last name, Schroder, is spelled with o Umlaut.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 499, List 1166.
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