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Death Finds a Way: A Janie Riley Mystery
by Lorine McGinnis Schulze
Janie Riley is an avid genealogist with a habit of stumbling on to dead bodies. She and her husband head to Salt Lake City Utah to research Janie's elusive 4th great-grandmother. But her search into the past leads her to a dark secret. Can she solve the mysteries of the past and the present before disaster strikes? Available now on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca
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Brig Johanna Catherine, Amsterdam to New Orleans Louisiana 1820
District of Mississippi, Port of New Orleans, I, A. Fortman, Master or Commander of the Brig Johanna Catherine, do solemnly, sincerely and truly Swear, that the within List signed by me and now delivered to the Collector of the District of Mississippi, contains the Names of all the Passengers, taken on board the said Brig at the Port of Amsterdam, or at any time since, and that all matters therein set forth, are according to the best of my knowledge and belief, just and true, I do furtherswear, that one boy of the passengers died on the Voyage. Sworn before me this 24th day of January 1820, signed by B[illegible] Chew, Collector, signed by A. Fortman.
Surname
First Name
Age
Occupation
Country they came from
Going to
Number that died on the Passage
Dehlman
George
22
cabinet maker
Germany
United States
one child died on the voyage
Weimar
Andrew + wife & 2 children
38
shoemaker
Germany
United States
Klee
Solomon + wife & 2 children
49
farmer
Germany
United States
Norton
Caspar + wife & 7 children
36
farmer
Germany
United States
Lippert
Elisabeth + 4 children
40
farmer
Germany
United States
Smith
John + wife & 3 children
36
farmer
Germany
United States
Gluk
Jacob
17
farmer
Germany
United States
Schray [?]
Jacob
20
farmer
Germany
United States
Klingling
Jno.
24
plumber
Germany
United States
Fiffe
Jno. M.
23
cooper
Germany
United States
Bouluck
Jno. + wife
farmer
Germany
United States
Van Sigaerth
E
37
Germany
United States
Walker
Alex
15
copper smith
Germany
United States
illegible
illegible
illegible
illegible
Germany
United States
Wolfgang
Martin L.
24
baker
Germany
United States
Bussenk
Walter
21
baker
Germany
United States
Bussenk
Henry
25
baker
Germany
United States
Whlenges
Maria E.
19
cookey baker
Germany
United States
Doudrik
Mary
20
work maid
Germany
United States
Lampert
Jos. + wife
33
cabinet maker
Germany
United States
Reber
Fredk. + wife
43
carver
Germany
United States
Noble
Adam
36
farmer
Germany
United States
Sprand
Phillip Martin
35
farmer
Germany
United States
Donnenburger
Anton
25
farmer
Germany
United States
Slander
Christian
33
cooper
Germany
United States
Cottenlager
Cornelius
19
shoemaker
Germany
United States
Knippen
Thomas
16
farmer
Germany
United States
Hawthorn
Frances
23
weaver
Germany
United States
Conrad
Henry
19
taylor
Germany
United States
Snidler
Conrad + wife
30
schoolmaster
Germany
United States
Dug
Fredr.
52
taylor
Germany
United States
blank
Wilhelmen
24
seamstress
Germany
United States
Parker
H. Wm.
20
baker
Germany
United States
Ostendorp
H. + wife
52
mason
Germany
United States
Hopkis
Henry
19
silver smith
Germany
United States
Marson
Dck Gerrit
15
Germany
United States
Ludink
Jno. C.
18
taylor
Germany
United States
Valkman [?]
Christn. G.
19
butcher
Germany
United States
Engler
Bernhard
20
weaver
Germany
United States
Balofr[?]
Anton
34
hatter
Germany
United States
Meyer
Henry "Doc"
20
doctor
Germany
United States
Seybert
Gregte
21
seamstress
Germany
United States
Gohrung
John, wife & children
40
shoemaker
Germany
United States
Skukraft
I. Michael + 2 children
40
miller
Germany
United States
Rekker
J. Dederick
30
farmer
Germany
United States
Mauser
M. Gotlieb
38
butcher
Germany
United States
Kokernot
Bitse L[??]y + son
30
work girl
Germany
United States
di Bock
Elisabeth
21
work girl
Germany
United States
Wiskitchel
John
26
waggon maker
Germany
United States
Winkler
Jos.
24
waggon maker
Germany
United States
Kirkham
A. Soloman
20
wax maker
Germany
United States
Peterson
C. Henry, + wife
30
shoemaker
Germany
United States
Miller
Jacobus
19
clerk
Germany
United States
Engender
Wolf Isaac
20
farmer
Germany
United States
Frederstoff
Anna Maria
50
cook woman
Germany
United States
Fredersdorff
Charlotte
34
cook woman
Germany
United States
Weil
Hernot
26
clerk
Germany
United States
Harnak
Henry Harmanus
15
farmer
Germany
United States
Greenlich
Christoffe, wife
farmer
Germany
United States
Micheliste [?]
Johanna
22
taylor
Germany
United States
Samon
Fred'k.
40
taylor
Germany
United States
DeHaan
Isaac Levy, wife & 3 children
30
merchant
Germany
United States
Harns
Samuel, wife
Germany
United States
Bupink
Anne Maria
21
Germany
United States
Lehman
Johanne H.
20
carpenter
Germany
United States
Erdman
Hendrick
22
Germany
United States
Van Lindan
[?]istina
15
watchmaker
Germany
United States
Carson
Frederick
24
hatter
Germany
United States
Kocke
Herman
carpenter
Germany
United States
Smith
Henry
Germany
United States
Dehain
Sameul Levy
merchant
Germany
United States
Corns
Hartor
merchant
Germany
United States
Van Denburg
Nathan Solomon
merchant
Germany
United States
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