Email From Joy  EUZELIA@aol.com to  HUNSUCKER-L@rootsweb.com
Email Dated June 29, 2000


RAY RILEY:::::::::::::::

Hope you are still with us.  I want you to notice that a Nicolas Bieri is on
this ship.  This has to be a relative of Magdalena that m. Johannes Hartman
Hunsaker.....what is your take on this?????

JOY

Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild
Friendship of Bristol
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Friendship, from Rotterdam, last from Cowes, Arrived Philadelphia, 16 October
1727. John Davis, Master

Columns represent: Name, Condition, Signatures for Declaration of Fidelity

Falkert Adest                     dead
Matthias Andreas              dead
Lodowick Bente                 Johanes Bense
Nicholas Bogert                 Niclaus Bucher
Albert Bowman                  Albreght (A) Bauman
                                          Nicolas (X) Piere (Biery)              (RAY--NOTE NAME)

Hillis Castle                        Yilles Kassel *
Johannes Castle                Johannes Kassel *
Nicholas Chasrood             sick
Nicholas Chresman            Niklos Crössman
Henry Croo                        dead
Christian Crybile                Christiyan (X) Krayebiel
Jno Crybile                         sick   
Joseph Eberam                  sick
Michal Eberam                    sick
                                          Jacob Eberhartt
                                          Michel Eberhartt

Peter Fennima                   sick
Jno Feyseg
Christian Fide                    sick
Peter Folock                      sick
Jno Forrer                          Johannes Forrer
Phalatine Gratz                 Vallentin Kratz
Peter Hackman                  Peter Hagmann
Peter Hansberger              sick
Jacob Histant                     Jacob Hiestandt
Jno Histant                        Johannes Hiestandt
Ans Jeri Hofman                 Johann Jörg Hoffman
Uldrich Leemer                  sick
Henry Leer                        Yer(g) Henrich Lahr
Peter Leman                     Peter (O) Leeman
Adam Lepert                     Adam Libhart
Jeremiah Lowman             Hans (H) Jerig Lauman
Christian Mayer                 Christian Meyer
Vinsent Mayer                   Johann Vincens Meyer
Abraham Miller
Han Jeri Miller                    Johann Georg Müller
                                          Jeremya (X) Miller
                                          Michel (X) Miller

Jno Overholsor                   dead
Peter Puckslear                  Peter (X) Pixseler
Phillip Reed                        Johann Philib Ried **
Phillip Remer                      Philip (X) Reemer
Hans Reser                        Hans Riess
Martin Scheleren                Martyn (X) Schaffener
Henry Schenholts               Johannes Schönholtzer
Ulrich Scheren                     sick
Henry Sneppley                  Henrich Schnebeli
Jacob Sneppely                  Jacob (J) Sneppelen
Jacob Snyder                      dead
Henry Strickler                    Henrich Strickeller
Abrm Swarts                      Abraham Schwartz
Andrew Swarts                  Andreas Schwartz
Matthew Swizer                 Mathes Schweitzer
Jacob Trycler                      dead
Andrew Urmi                      dead
Peter Welde                       Peter (P) Welde

Many ships are only listed with men, yet many came with their wives,
children, sister, etc, but these names were either not recorded or
not saved.  Only males over the age of 16 were allowed to sign the
oaths, so these would be the names on Strasburger & Hinke's lists. 
The early ships before 1727 you most likely will only see the oaths
lists.  As time went on and the captains were forced to record all
passengers, you will often see the entire list of males, females and
children.  The law to record these was passed in 1727, but obviously
not enforced until later.  Other places you may find ship lists not
recorded in S & H might be Philadelphia newspapers of the time.

* for descendants of Yellis & Johannes Kassel, see "Cassel Family in
America", by Daniel Kolb Cassel, 1896; reprinted 1989.

** for descendants of John Philip Ried, see "History & Genealogy of the Reed
Family", by Dr. W.H. Reed, Norristown, 1929.

Look at this list carefully. Spellings are as found in the record and
spellings for the same surnames vary! These have been alphabetized, so they
are not as found in the record. The signatures have attempted to be matched
with the appropriate person in the ship list, but please use your own
judgement on these "matches"!!

Generously donated by Linnea Miller

 

Original records may be found in the Colonial Records of the Pennsylvania
Archives, Vol. III

Reformatted by Sheila Tate for The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
12 November 1998

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