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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS
Palatines imported in the Ship Loyal Judith 1743[List 97 A] Foreigners imported in the Ship Loyal Judith, James Cowey, Master from Rotterdam. Qualified September 2, 1743Johannes Honig 18Peter Braun 18 Joh. Philip Odenweller 22 Johannes Gerst 22 Friedrich Fettberger 32 Lorentz Lebersweiller 57 Nicolaus Runckel 27 Jacob Runckel 17 Adam Brech 21 Johannes Jeger 22 Carl Angel 20 Johannes Kremer 27 Daniel Mey 20 Adam Mor 23 Philip Peyer 17 Johannes Gambach 60 Philip Gambach 20 Jacob Narbas 28 Frantz Narbas 23 Philip Hoffman 59 Adam Hoffman 16 Philip Hart 50 Lorentz Hart 21 Hans Emrich Bott 42 Georg Wolfkill 59 Just Wolfkill 14 Adam Schmal 50 Wentz Schmal 15 Valentin Grosch 36 Friderich Fischkus 36 Mates Botterfas 23 Nicolaus Mannebach 26 Bernhard Becker 37 Hans Becker 15 Philip Springer 43 Philip Springer 16 Hendrich Mey 48 Hans Barmas 19 Georg Storich 32 Hans Hendrich Maag 20 Jacob Bantlie 25 Baltes Grau 20 Jochmus Lohrer Michel Steitz Hendrick (+) Moag Jacob Maag Johann Jacob Bayer Johann Adam Moses Georg (O) Muller Johannes Honig Johann Peter Braun Joen Philipps Odewelder Johanns (X) Kerst Friederich Feltberger Lorentz Laffersswiler Nickel Runckel Jacob Runckel Adam Brech Johannes Jager Philips Carl Angel Johannes Kramer Danniel May Johan Adam Mohr Johann Philppes Beier Johannes Gammbach Johann Philip Gambach Johann Jacob Nehrbass Johanns Frantz Nahrbass
Philips Hoffman
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