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DRAGON 1749 to Pennsylvania

Note A: Conrad Caballero sends this note:
"Bastian Leinthrick?" is one of my wife's ancestors "Sebastian Frederick". He was listed on the passenger list as "Bastian Freithrick". He later changed the name to "Frederick". Thought you might like to correct your list.

Note B

Betty Naff writes to The Olive Tree:

Regarding the list of passengers for the ship Dragon. I have an ancestor,Jacob Naff, who arrived on the ship Dragon, 26. Sept. 1749, Rotterdam by way of Deal, List 137C, (This was the list of signers of the oath of abjuration).

I believe the Jacob Ness you have listed as a passenger on the Dragon was Jacob Naff, as stated in the book, "Naff and Related Families, Swiss Ancestors of Naffs & Neffs in the USA and Descendants of Jacob & Eva Catherine (Flora)And of Sebastian and Mary (Saylor) Naff," by John Wesley Boitnott, Phd.,Printed by Park View Press, Harrisonburg, VA, 1979.

Dr. Boitnott's source for this information was, "Pennsylvania German Pioneers,A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadephia,from 1927 to 1808," by Ralph Beaver Strassaburger and William John Hinke, 1934. Volume I, page 414.

The name Naff was often mistakenly read as Ness or Neff. Thought you might like to make a correction or notation on your list.

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