Immigrant Challenge:
I still have some blanks to go on my chart of immigrant ancestors. It is not complete in two ways:
- I have immigrants for whom I don’t have arrival information
- I have ancestors who were probably immigrants that are not on this list (particularly in my early New England ancestors)
The name of the spouse is helpful to have as married female immigrants will be listed under their husband’s last name.
I have a ways to go to complete my chart as I know there are additional names to be added. My initial goal is to revisit my 19th century immigrants in hopes of locating additional manifest entries.
Two of my 19th century ancestors arrived on the same ship. I did not realize that.
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Immigration | Date of Arrival | Name of Ship | Port of Entry | Comments |
| Albers | Nanke | 1860s | Mother of Marie Bruns | |||
| Allerton | Isaac | 1620 | Mayflower | |||
| Allerton | Remembrance | 1620 | Mayflower | |||
| Behrends | Trientje | 1857 | 13 October | Hermann | New Orleans | |
| Behrends | Ulfert | 1857 | 13 October | Hermann | New Orleans | |
| Behrends | Gerd | 1850s | Settled in Golden, Adams, Illinois | |||
| Bieger | Peter | 1840s probably | Settled in Cincinnati, Ohio around 1847 | |||
| Bruns | Marie | 1868 | 15 June | Auguste | New York City | Wife of Henry Fecht |
| Claassen | Trientje | 1850s | Settled in Golden, Adams, Illinois. | |||
| Derle | Sophia Elizabeth | 1853 | July 3 | Beta | Baltimore | Wife of John George Trautvetter |
| Dirks | Bernard | 1852 | 10 July | Robert Watt | New York City | |
| Fecht | Henry | 1868 | 15 June | Auguste | New York City | |
| Fecht | Anke | 1868 | 15 June | Auguste | New York City | |
| Goldenstein | Focke | 1870s | New York City | Settled near Golden, Adams, Illinois. | ||
| Grass | Noentje | 1873 | 22 May | Bremen | New York City | |
| Habben | Mimke | 1867 | 21 Oct | Union | New York City | |
| Habben | Jann | 1867 | 21 Oct | Union | New York City | |
| Howland | John | 1621 | Mayflower | |||
| Hurst | Joan | 1621 | Mayflower | |||
| Jaspers | Antje | 1867 | 21 Oct | Union | New York City | Wife of Mimke Habben |
| Lichtsinn | Friedericka | 1857 | 13 Oct | Wife of Ulfert Behrends | ||
| Mueller | Heipke | 1854 | 6 Oct | Coriolan | New York City | |
| Mueller | Henrich | 1850s | Settled in Pea Ridge Township, Adams County, Illinois | |||
| Murphy | Annie | probably New Brunswick | ||||
| Neill | Samuel | 1864 | St. Johns, New Brunsick | |||
| Norris | Mary | 1620 | Mayflower | |||
| Rampley | James | 1764 | Maryland | English convict | ||
| Sartorius | Hinrich | 1850s? | Settled in Adams County, Illinois | |||
| Siefert | Barbara | probbly 1840s | initially settled in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio | |||
| Tilley | John | 1620 | Mayflower | |||
| Tilley | Elizabeth | 1620 | Mayflower | |||
| Trautvetter | John George | 1853 | July 3 | Beta | Baltimore | |
| Trautvetter | John Michael | 1853 | July 3 | Beta | Baltimore | |
| Ufkes | John | 1869 | 15 March | Hermann | New York City | |
| Husmann | Geske | 1850s | Wife of Hinrich Mueller |
2 Responses
What a great idea! We are related through the Mayflowe immigrants, the Behrends and the Classen’s
That would be a lot of connections!