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Bark Brasilian


Hamburg, Germany to New York
24 July 1848

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, J Henrichsen, Master of the Bark Brasilian, do solemnly, sincerelyand truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of theCollection District of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on board the said Bark at Hamburg, from which port said Bark has now arrived; and that on said List is trulydesignated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each passenger,the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, thecountry to which each belongs, and also the country of which it isintended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List orManifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who died.
So Help Me God.
J Henrichsen
Sworn to this 7-24-1848
Before Me ????????
List or Manifest of all passengers taken on board the Bark Brasilian whereof J Henrichsen is Master, from Hamburg.
Burthen ??? tons
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on voyage, Part of ship occupied by each during the voyage.
Columns eliminated and the reasons why:
     Country of origin---All from Germany
     Destination---All bound for the United States
     Died on Voyage---No deaths
     Part of ship occupied during voyage---Not given.
 CABIN PASSENGERS
  1  Fried Koeber         44 M Farmer
  2  Caroline Koeber      32 F   
  3  Auguste Koeber       47 F   
  4  Maria Koeber         11 F Child   
  5  Friederich Koeber    10 M Child   
  6  Amalia Koeber         8 F Child  
  7  Aug Fr Oerbel        19 M Clerk  
  8* Lady Mary Blunk      30 F  
  9  Louise Blunk          1 F Child  
 10  Julius Paulsen       24 M Clerk 
 11  Julius Arnold        29 M Merchant

BETWEEN DECK PASSENGERS  
 12  August Emers         33 M  
 13  Caroline Emers       25 F 
 14* Joachim Gr??ve       46 M 
 15* Anna M Gr??ve        32 F 
 16* Theodor Gr??ve       18 M 
 17* Mathilde Gr??ve      10 F Child 
 18* Carl Gr??ve           8 M Child 
 19* Caroline Gr??ve       4 F Child 
 20  Christian Soran      45 M 
 21  Meta Soran           44 F 
 22  Christian Soran       8 F Child 
 23  Ernst Soran           6 M Child 
 24  Heinrich Soran        3 M Child 
 25  Claus Lindfer        12 M Child 
 26  Catharina Haas       12 F Child 
 27  Claus Schweinz       24 M 
 28* Fredrich Pa????      ?7 M 
 29* Anna Pa????          44 F 
 30* Emilie Pa????         4 F Child 
 31  Claus Runge          46 M 
 32  Gilbert Simon        45 M Farmer 
 33  Marianne Simon       36 F 
 34* Henning Simon        15 M 
 35* Henryann Simon       13 M 
 36  Catharina Simon       7 F Child 
 37  Ida Simon             5 F Child 
 38  Christian Simon       3 M Child 
 39  Marianne Simon      6mo F Infant 
 40  Johann Eggers        42 M Joiner 
 41  Sophie Eggers        29 F 
 42  Jacob Eggers         18 M 
 43  Johann Eggers        16 M 
 44  Wilhelm Eggers       13 M 
 45  Gustaf Eggers        12 M Child 
 46  Maria Eggers         10 F Child 
 47* Johan D K??ck        43 M Shoemaker 
 48* Catharina K??ck      39 F 
 49* Sophie Cath K??ck    10 F Child 
 50* Henry K??ck           8 M Child 
 51* Caroline K??ck        5 F Child 
 52* August K??ck        9mo M Infant 
 53  Carl Neumann         28 M Farmer 
 54  Friedr Halberg       35 M Saddler 
 55  Anna Halberg         25 F 
 56  Maria Halberg         3 F Child 
 57  Anton Halberg      1y6m M Child 
 58  Joh Chr Rotger       37 M 
 59  Maria Rotger         25 F 
 60  Heinrich Warneke     25 M Weaver 
 61* Wilhelm Warneke      22 M Tobasso Spinner 
 62  Herman Warneke       10 M Child 
 63  Friedrich Warneke    21 M Carpenter 
 64  Henry Warneke        17 M Clerk 
 65  Andreas Loeffel      24 M Miner 
 66  Wilhelm Engel        24 M Joiner 
 67  Georg Feredrich      29 M Brewer 
 68  Gust Limmer          23 M Locksmith 
 69  Frt Kohler           26 M 
 70  Carl Meisner         37 M Baker 
 71  August Kiel          22 M Joiner 
 72  Fredrich Riecke      52 M Cooper 
 73  Friedmann Loewy      21 M Clerk 
 74  Robert Rishler       31 M Furrier 
 75  Adolf Wolf           17 M 
 76  Fried Frey           24 M 
 77  August Kohler        23 M 
 78  Otto Krammer         23 M 
 79  Amandus Thomas       56 M Farmer 
 80  David Harper         46 M 
 81  Johan F Schwan       46 M Blacksmith 
 82  Dorothea Schwan      40 F 
 83  Johan Schwan         18 M 
 84  Wilhelmine Schwan    19 M 
 85  Peter Bohn           21 M Butcher 
 86  J Heb Hagan          29 M Carpenter 
 87  Maria Hagan          26 F 
 88  Christian Koppits    18 M Musician 
 89  Charlotte Koppits    20 F 
 90  Leopd Herps          28 M Merchant 
 91  Simeon Goldstein     23 M Clerk 
 92  Albert Krause        20 M Sculptor 
 93  Haf Hoffmeier        29 M Bricklayer 
 94* Abraham Merer        23 M Caminmaker 
 95  George Gerdler       22 M Tinsmith 
 96  Jonas Adler          14 M Clerk 
 97  Israel Hensch        18 M Taylor 
 98  Johan Lautenbach     26 M Joiner 
 99  Johannes Bagger      29 M Painter 
100  Simeon Flohr         43 M Tailor 
101  Esther Flohr         43 F 
102  Maria Flohr          10 F Child 
103  Rebecca Flohr         7 F Child 
104  Henry Kuskkuck       23 M Bricklayer 
105  Reinhd Eisy          18 M Shoemaker 
106  Joseph Richter       33 M Tailor 
107  Carl Paul            31 M Tailor 
108  Wilhelm Muller       30 M Joiner 
109  Luc Paigt            24 M Clerk 
110  Leopold Winskowitz   23 M Clerk 
111* ??fred Erstling      26 M Merchant 
112  Georg Krause         25 M Farmer 
113  Maria Krause         21 F Farmer

Transcriber's Notes:
* The use of an asterisk is to call attention to additional  information in the Transcriber's Notes.
? The use of a question mark indicates a word or letters that could  not be read due to the condition
  of the original document. 
 
  8---First four letters appear to be Lady ?? 
 14 thru 19---Last name unclear. Might be Greeve-Greuve-Grueve ??  
 28-29-30---Damage on the document. Cannot make out last name.  
 34-5---First names are questionable.  
 47 thru 52---Two letters of last name? Maybe Kaack-Kuack-Knack  
 61---Occupation questionable. ??  
 94---Occupation questionable. Probably meant to be Cabinetmaker. 
111---First letters unclear.
National Archives and Records Administration, M237, Reel 74, List 799.
Transcribed by Al O'Brien a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
7 July 2006



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