Ship Rebecca
I, B. H. Kassebohm, do solemny, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for the District of New York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief that and true account of all the Passengers received on board the ?? whereof I am Master, from Bremen.
So help me God, sworn to the 24 April 1854, B. H. Kassebohm,
before me (port authority signature indecipherable)
List, or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Rebecca whereof B. H. Kassebohm is Master, from Bremen to New York burthen four hundred fifty tons.
Columns represent: passenger names, ages, gender, occupations, place of origin and destination.
1 Fredric Oster 26 male Doctor Cologne New York
2 Elize Oster 23 female Cologne New York
3 John Heimann 29 male merchant New York New York
4 Kathe Heimann 26 female New York New York
5* Fredric Forthmeier 20 male Butcher Nurnberg New York
6 Charles Wennholz 28 male Joiner Haja Charleston
7 Conrad Ritzler 36 male Brewer Kemden New York
8 Henry Henkel 31 male Grocer New York New York
9 Moritz Eisenberg 37 male Tanner Philadelphia New York
10 Levi Engel 36 male merchant Robel New York
11 Peter Wassermeyer 36 male Jeweler Bonn New York
12 Gretchen Wassermeyer 33 female Bonn New York
Deckhouse Passengers:
13 Adolph Peters 29 male Brewer Dessau New York
14 Diedrich Cohers 29 male Grocer New York New York
15 Hermann Stuetler 28 male Miner Illinois Illinois
16 Henry Besse 32 male Farmer Flothe New York
17* Bernhard Imholt 32 male Farmer Ludighausen Illinois
18* Henry Rothe 30 male Farmer Ludighausen Illinois
19* Henry Dresemann 32 male Farmer Ludighausen Illinois
20 Francis Grohmann 24 male Merchant Bohemia New York
21* Christ Zuber 29 male Shoemaker Guttenberg New York
22* Anna Zuber 27 female Guttenberg New York
23 Henry Monheimer 30 male Weaver Wittelshofen New York
24 Carl Elstermeyer 17 male Clerc Westphalen Boston
25 Gertrud Spiering 30 female servante Hanover Wisconsin
26 Anna Ehlers 43 female servante Elsfleth New York
27 Henry Ohlers 23 male Farmer Hanover New York
28* Hermann Muller 21 male Farmer Hanover New York
Steerage Passengers:
29 Henry Krauss 38 male merchant North=Caroline North Caroline
30 Adolph Conrady 33 male Farmer Heiligenstadt New=York
31 Ludwine Flucker 15 female Heiligenstadt New=York
32 George Fischer 44 male Joiner Coburg New=York
33 Ferdinand Schutzler 29 male Deyer Lithauen New=York
34 Albert Wohlschau 43 male Labourer Bohemia New=York
35 Eva Wohlschau 44 female Bohemia New=York
36 Mathias Schindlar 29 male Tailor Bohemia New=York
37 Marie Schindlar 26 female Bohemia New=York
38* Berthe Schindlar 9 female Bohemia New=York
39 Joseph Schindlar 5 male Bohemia New=York
40 Marie Schindlar 6m female Bohemia New=York
41 John Kadletz 40 male B?er Bohemia New=York
42 Marie Kadletz 33 female Bohemia New=York
43 Marie Kadletz 9 female Bohemia New=York
44 Joseph Kadletz 7 male Bohemia New=York
45 John Kadletz 5 male Bohemia New=York
46 F? Kadletz 3 male Bohemia New=York
47 Nani Kadletz 6m female Bohemia New=York
48 Adolph Kuhhaus 43 male Blacksmith Bohemia New=York
49 Kathe Kuhhaus 45 female Bohemia New=York
50 Joseph Kuhhaus 10 male Bohemia New=York
51 Anna Kuhhaus 8 female Bohemia New=York
52 Albert Klenker 59 male Labourer Bohemia New=York
53 Marie Klenker 25 female Bohemia New=York
54 Anna Klenker 23 female Bohemia New=York
55 Mathias Klenker 13 male Bohemia New=York
56 Louis Winkler 20 male Tanner Sachsen Indiana
57 Freverio Ferding 23 male Shoemaker Sachsen Indiana
58 Louis Rost 21 male Shoemaker Sachsen Indiana
Transcriber's Notes:
An asterisk indicates additional information in the Passenger Notes.
Spellings have been retained as found in the original (i.e. New=York).
5 Nurnberg is written with u Umlaut.
17-19 Ludinghausen is written with u Umlaut.
21-22 Note in far right column: Rebecca Zuber born in the voyage the 15th
of April. Surname may be Kuber.
28 Surname has an umlauted "u" thus may be Mueller.
38 Note in far right column: died the 21 of April
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 138, List 361
Transcribed by Gene Janssen a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
31 August 2004
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