Immigrant Ships
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Barque Morgenstein
Antwerp, Belgium to New York, New York
12 June 1847
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the Barque Morgenstein
whereof Jar Appel is Master, from Antwerp burthen (Nothing filled in) tons.
Columns represent: Number on the list, Given name and surname, Age, Sex, Occupation, Country
to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants.
1 Christ Mering 50y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
2 Cath M Mering 46y Female Germany U.S.A.
3 A Maria Mering 18y Female Germany U.S.A.
4 Peter Mering 12y Male None Germany U.S.A.
5 Cath Mering 9y Female Germany U.S.A.
6 Anna Mering 7y Female Germany U.S.A.
7 Gertrude Mering 3y Female Germany U.S.A.
8 Johan Kohlhepp 30y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
9 Maria Kohlhepp 20y Female Germany U.S.A.
10 Leb Kraemer 39y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
11 Marg^a Kraemer 38y Female Germany U.S.A.
12 Hein^k Kraemer 15y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
13 Ann Maria Kraemer 12y Female Germany U.S.A.
14 Cath Kraemer 7y Female Germany U.S.A.
15 Amalia Kraemer 1y Female Germany U.S.A.
16 Joh Timmerman 18y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
17 H Schwaab 34y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
18 Maria Schwaab 32y Female Germany U.S.A.
19 Geo Ph Schwaab 12y Male None Germany U.S.A.
20 Conrad Schwaab 8y Male None Germany U.S.A.
21 Philipp Schwaab 5y Male None Germany U.S.A.
22 Marie Schwaab 5y Female Germany U.S.A.
23 Hein^k Schwaab 1y Male None Germany U.S.A.
24 Kath^n Winter 22y Female Germany U.S.A.
25 Joh Reisschmeider 28y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
26 Marie Reisschmeider 22y Female Germany U.S.A.
27 Carl Reisschmeider 1y Male None Germany U.S.A.
28 George Reisschmeider 22y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
29 Joh Schneider 23y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
30 Joh Spielmann 40y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
31 A Marie Spielmann 37y Female Germany U.S.A.
32 Conrad Spielmann 17y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
33 Heinrich Spielmann 13y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
34 Cath Jinner 22y Female Germany U.S.A.
35 Mich Almer 36y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
36 Christine Almer 38y Female Germany U.S.A.
37 Franziska Almer 8y Female Germany U.S.A.
38 Philipp Almer 1y Male None Germany U.S.A.
39 Jacob Almer 6y Male None Germany U.S.A.
40 Hein Volker 21y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
41 Ludy Winter 35y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
42 Heinrich Tag 17y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
43 Hein Muller 18y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
44 Hein Kleinfelder 22y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
45 Hein Klehm 22y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
46 Peter Wienel 36y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
47 Joh Glosser 24y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
48 Gus Weber 48y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
49 Wilhelm Weber 14y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
50 John Knap 37y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
51 Gertrude Heinfelder 30y Female Germany U.S.A.
52 Helena Heinfelder 22y Female Germany U.S.A.
53 Gert Rutzel 56y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
54 Conrad Rutzel 13y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
55 Wil Grim 56y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
56 Maria Grim 57y Female Germany U.S.A.
57 Johan Grim 23y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
58 Wilhelm Grim 19y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
59 Emil Wegelin 27y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
60 Geo Dorr 56y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
61 Elizth Dorr 20y Female Germany U.S.A.
62 Geo Dieterich 20y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
63 Peter Schmidt 35y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
64 Wilh^e Glam 24y Female Germany U.S.A.
65 Marg Winter 20y Female Germany U.S.A.
66 Kraft Mohr 40y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
67 Marie Mohr 39y Female Germany U.S.A.
68 Johan Mohr 16y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
69 Conrad Mohr 13y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
70 Heinrich Mohr 11y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
71 Wilhelmine Mohr 14y Female Germany U.S.A.
72 Marie Mohr 7y Female Germany U.S.A.
73 Johan Datt 24y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
74 Johan Diedolf 56y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
75 Johan Diedolf 21y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
76 Cath Diedolf 26y Female Germany U.S.A.
77 Marg^a Diedolf 26y Female Germany U.S.A.
78 Elizth^e Diedolf 22y Female Germany U.S.A.
79 Andreas Ey 35y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
80* Con Ma?sser 45y Female Germany U.S.A.
81* Christine Ma?sser 31y Female Germany U.S.A.
82* Jacob Ma?sser 19y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
83* Heinrich Ma?sser 9y Male None Germany U.S.A.
84* August Mau??n 5y Male None Germany U.S.A.
85* Marie Mau??n 3y Female Germany U.S.A.
86 Marie Toldan 33y Female Germany U.S.A.
87 Anton Flack 35y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
88 Cath Flack 37y Female Germany U.S.A.
89 Conrad Flack 8y Male None Germany U.S.A.
90 Elise Flack 5y Female Germany U.S.A.
91 Hein Heller 37y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
92 Marie Heller 27y Female Germany U.S.A.
93 Anna Heller 2y Female Germany U.S.A.
94 Hein Dittmann 33y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
95 Geo Sarterger 56y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
96 Hein Kramer 67y Male Farmer Germany U.S.A.
Transcriber's Notes:
There was no Captain's statement with this manifest.
The column, "Date and Cause of Death" was eliminated from this transcription as there
were no deaths on this passage.
The original lister did not number the passengers and did not provide a recapitulation
at the end of the Manifest, but it appears to be a complete manifest.
An asterisk (*) is used to refer to an item in the transcriber's notes, which
further explains the entry.
A question mark (?) is used for letter/letters that cannot be read because of the
quality of the document. Where possible a suggestion is given in the Transcriber's
Notes of what this letter/letters may be.
A circumflex (^) is used to indicate missing letters in a name or word. The original
lister showed this by writing the final letter smaller and raising it above the line.
The lister used the "leading s", which appears at first glance to be an "f" before
the letter "s" when actually it signifies a double "s". The transcriber has changed
this where found.
80-83 This name could be Mansser or Mausser, probably Mausser.
84-85 These names are on the next page and are probably the children of the previous
passengers, so their name would be Mansser or Mausser, although the name seems
to end in an "n".
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 67, List #378.
Transcribed by Lora Lee Ament and
Patricia Kennedy
members of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
25 January 2008
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