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Did you know that Immigration means To enter and settle in a country or region to which one is not native and that Emigration means To leave one country or region to settle in another
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Palatine Ship Bennet Gally13 Aug 1750
Contributor: Thera. Vist her homepage at
http://wc.rootsweb.com/~schwenk
Date of Contribution: March 21, 2001
Source: Pennsylvania German Pioneers by Ralph Beaver Strassburger,
edited by William John Hinke, Pennsylvania German Society,
Norristown, PA, 1934.
[List 147 C] At the Courthouse at Philadelphia, Monday, the 13th
August, 1750.
Present: Thomas Lawrence, Esqr, Mayor
The Foreigners whose Names are underwritten, imported in the
Ship Bennet Galley, John Wadham, Master, from Rotterdam, but last
from Portsmouth in England, this day take and subscribe the usual
Qualifications. Jas Shoemaker. 93 p. List. 260 Whole Freights.
Jacob (L) Lange Joseph (X) Eck
Adolph Riehl Christoff (K) Grindler
Isaac (X) Gunst Adam Steffan
Hans Michael (+) Beyer Heinrich Leininger
Hans Jacob Holander Wendel Insul
Johan Georg Ott Marttin Binder
Johanes ( ) Miller, on board Johan Frantz Freis
J. Jacob (X) Shnitzlin Johannes Jacob
Jacob (X) Dencker Peder Merckel
Georg Acker Johann Michel Klass
John Frederick (A) Ott Gylyan Gunder
Michael (MS) Gallater Uhlerich (St) Steiner
Johann Jakob Rüppel Casper Stattller
Carl Gustav Hans (H) Bergher
Johann Adam Bayer D. Carl Gottlieb Diesberger
Johann David Neuman Frederic ( ) Lawderbrun, on board
Michel Neumann Peter Gutman
Johannes (O) Koch Bentz (BH) Horny
Peter Bücks Balzar (O) Leibrock
Hans George (X) Baldesparge H. Nicklas ( ) Blader, on board
Jacob Lazrus H. Jacob (O) Sander
Johannes Fillipus Schmit Casper Ledig
Jacob (X) Vallentine Hans Peter (+) Shrantz
Hans Georg Wetzel Michel Kuntz
Jacob Schäffer Hans Düringer
Hans George (++) Hallifas Johanes (X) Bley
Henry ( ) Peter, on board Hartman (X) Leibengut
Hans Georg Schenckel Dewald (H) Wantlin
Johann Georg Süsz Christian Friederich Knauss
Hans (+) Rughty Friederich (O) Reys
Hans Peter (H) Peters Jacob Reiss
Nicklaus Mercklin Hans Michel Hell
Hans Georg (H) Horn Johanes (+) Horn
George Fredrik (H) Horn Benedick Peter
George Frederick (X) Heltzel Hans Adam (H) Miller
Hans Michal (X) Hetzel Jörg Jacob Brunsholtz
Peter (X) Funck F. Adam (O) Printzholtz
Hans Michel Reber Hans Thomas Leininger
Henrich Jacob Wanderburg Adam (A) Fixe
Christoff (X) Ackerman Hans Michal (+) Bonet
Hans Michael Roth Johan Nickle Jost
Jullius Fridrich Vollandt Johan Fillibs Jacob Scholl
Johann Georg Ramster Johann Gorg Hafer
Benjamin (+) Kelhover Peter (X) Lazurus
Andreas Müller George (N) Lees
Hans Georg (H) Shlagbouer Hans Michael (+) Leyby
Hans Jorg Reichert Diebolt Schwenck
{Note from contributor: Letters within parentheses indicate the
'mark' made by the passenger in lieu of a full signature. Some
names had parentheses but no mark within them...which appears
to mean that they were sick or for some other reason unable to
sign.}
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