To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. (Nauticus, 1909, page 298.) Josephine 8 November Olbers 12 December Jaroschewski, Tuila. Constitution 23 June Arab 8 September Bark Laura 22 April Camera 13 December In 1987 and 1990 those lists were given back to the Bremen Chamber of Commerce. Many records consist of applications and accompanying documents that were collected by district offices. Bark Constitution 31 May B. Bohlen 11 June Friedrich Jacob 16 June Ship Olbers 21 January N W Stevens 23 October Timoleon 22 November This page has been viewed 16,745 times (0 via redirect). 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Apollo 13 August Some of these records are available through the FamilySearch Catalog under Place Search (Hamburg), Naturalization and citizenship (Heimatbcher 1826-1864), Population (Meldeprotokolle fr Fremde 1868-1889) and Immigration (Reisepassprotokolle 1851-1929). Stephani 30 December Ajax 11 September Yet the cloud had a silver lining. Bashan 3 November Bremen, Germany to New York 22 May 1867 . SS Braunschweig 17 November SS Baltimore 20 March Ship Ocean 13 January The Hapag was left with a fleet out of all proportion to its needs, into which it could not grow for years to come. Current database may be searched at the museum in Bremerhaven or by mail for a fee. While still cramped, hygiene was much better than the old sailing ships. Marianne 16 October Diana 3 June Bark Neptune 6 November F H Adami 25 October Charlemagne 15 July Bark Creole 30 September Henry 15 October Bark Atalanta 30 June Bark Adonis 22 May Alfred 30 October Updates: 13 Janl 2021: Added 287,140 relative contact names. It is a common form of agreement in Germany and one by which the all-powerful Hapag has come to have a share in nearly every other profitable steamship company in Hamburg. Elise 1 January Brig President 26 August Most emigrants left Germany during the following periods: The earliest German emigrants went down the Rhine River and left Europe from Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Brig Weser 29 December, 1846 History of Emigration from the German Ports of Hamburg and Bremen with a discussion of how the two major steamship companies competed with one another for the immigrant trade. Before that a passport was a form of recommendation. Humphrey 10 July Louise 21 May Martha 1 September Elizabeth Hall of Dighton 1 September All Rights Reserved. After ten years of service, she had almost 190 transatlantic voyages completed. Meta 4 January 1840 Johann Friedrich 19 June Philadelphia 11 May This relation* was formerly 3:1 or 4:1 in sailing ships. In 1856 the companys first steamer, the Borussia, was put into service, though the struggle for supremacy between sailing and steam vessels was by no means decided. The new Edward Carr line and the old Hamburg shipowner, Robert Sloman, who had instituted as early as 1849 an emigrant sailing line to New York, united to form the Union Steamship Company, which fought the Hapags line to New York. Martha 1 September Mercur 24 August Europa 23 June Copies of lists from 1907/08 and 1913/14 had been provided for statistical evaluations in Stuttgart. Inez 2 December SS Ohio 29 December, 1874 General Washington 24 November. Elise 8 September Ellen Brooks 28 October For a comprehensive understanding of emigration and immigration records, study the article Germany Emigration and Immigration. Kepler 17 December Elise 1 June They could not transfer their privileges to their children. When the allies occupied Germany at the end of WWII, the Institute was closed and later re-opened as the Institut fr Austlandsbeziehungen. Friedrich Jacob 16 June After WWII some of these lists and a card index were archived at the "Bundesarchiv Koblenz" as Bremen Shiplists. Favorite 12 November Diana 21 November Bark Franziska 6 December, 1850 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm; Saturday & Sunday Closed; Nov. 24 & 25 Closed; Dec. 24-Jan. 2 Closed; Assistance with Library research is available W-TH 9am-4pm, F 9am-Noon. Washington 29 September Favorite 18 June Clarissa Perkins 11 July Howard 1 May Camera 13 December These records are discussed further in Germany Population Records. The Hamburg-American Line was established in 1847; its official name is the Hamburg- Amerikanische Paketfahrt Aktien-Gesellschaft. reproduced in whole or part in any format for presentation, distribution or profit by In Germany, Bremen had a good reputation as a port of departure because its laws forced shipowners to provide a basic minimum of space and food. Bark Pallas 6 July Stephani 12 July . From 1850 to 1891, 41 percent of German and east European emigrants left via the port of Bremen (Germany), 30 percent via Hamburg (Germany), 16 percent via Le Havre (France), 8 percent via Antwerp (Belgium), and 5 percent via several ports in the Netherlands. There were enacted in Bremen severe regulations against ill-housing, underfeeding, swindling or otherwise maltreating emigrants, matters to which Hamborg was too long indifferent. The port of Bremen, Germany was a major point of embarkation for emigrations during the 19th and 20th centuries. F H Adami 25 October Sophie 19 August Brig Josephine 8 November, 1846 FamilySearch. Ship Phoenix 19 May Constitution 7 April All content on these electronic pages may NOT be obtained by unacceptable means Henry 15 October Edward 24 July Eutaw 15 September Louise 21 May Eutaw 15 September ISTG NOTICE: These electronic pages are Copyright 1998-2023 and may NOT be Olbers 4 January Then, in 1874, the authorities (the "Nachweisungsbureau"), citing a lack of space, destroyed all Bremen passenger records except for those of the current year and the two previous years. Rainbow 26 August An example of data being processed may be a unique identifier stored in a cookie. Lucilla 3 August Republic 13 June Amelia 4 August Bremen, along with Hamburg and Luebeck, was of of the three major trans-shipping centers from northern Germany. Howard 6 September Isabella 28 August Apollo 7 July Antilope 13 August Bark Eduard 22 October Study how to use this resource by clicking here: Hamburg Passenger Lists. Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 5 May 2010. By 1914, more than one million Eastern European Jews had emigrated to the United States through the port of Hamburg. Henry 15 October Brig Anna Louisa 31 July Diamant 17 October Clementine 22 June Ship Helene 21 August The consent submitted will only be used for data processing originating from this website. Chilo 20 August Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. Bremen Packet 16 October The German companies were hard hit when the American panic of 1907 set in and ruined their emigration business for 1908. Manage Settings from 1920-1939. The Hapag, which had paid 12, 16 and 20 per cent dividends in the years 1871-73, paid no more dividends until 1878. Stephani 8 February Washington 26 October SS Ohio 4 March Alfred 30 October Bremen Packet 11 December Devonshire 18 November Bark Geestemunde 9 June Diana 21 November Especially was this true for the years 1865- 66-67. F H Adami 25 October Bark Industrie 31 October For further information see German Ports: Gateway to America by Raymond Wright III. Everhard 30 December Cordova 24 November See Germany Newspapers for more information. Passports became important in Germany during the 19th century as a control measure. Trenton 16 December Friedrich Jacob 16 June Diana 11 November Louise Friedericke27 January Many Scandinavians also sailed to America through the British port. [5] GGA Image ID # 141409098a. If you are using emigration/immigration records to find the name of your ancestors' town in Germany, see Germany Finding Town of Origin for additional research strategies. Between 1830 and 1914, more than four million people left Europe via Hamburg. Ann 1 September Albert 19 August Philadelphia 21 September Josephine 8 November Johann Friedrich 19 June These pieces of information may give you new biographical details such as a title, an occupation, or land ownership. Created & Maintained by the ISTGImmigrant Ships Transcribers Guild LLC The New Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild logo was designed by Patty MacFarlane. An agreement of July 1999 between the Bremen Chamber of Commerce and the Bremen Society for Genealogical Investigation, DIE MAUS ("The Mouse"), provides the basis for digitizing the passenger lists by members of DIE MAUS (i.e. Autoleon 3 September United States 12 November Humphrey 13 February Bark Eliza Thornton 30 October Bark Josephine 10 November Citizens were required to tell the police or the Einwohnermeldeamt [resident registration office] when they moved. Friederich Jacob 9 December Edward 24 July In 1904, when conditions had changed and there was no longer fear of Russian or Italian competition, the line was withdrawn; New York goods for the Levant were again brought to Hamburg and transshipped there to the steamers of the German Levant Line.[8]. Barque Salem 25 November FREE. Before this, conditions on the ships were not good; there was inadequate food and overcrowded rooms. Rainbow 26 August Luise 22 May Luntine 23 June As passenger traffic increased, Dutch, Belgian, French, and Danish ports were used. Louise 17 June Grace Brown 17 July Everhard 30 December General Washington 24 November, 1841 Edwina 30 June Timoleon 22 November Marianne 20 September Philadelphia 4 January to retrieve any portion of the site. SS Baltimore 18 July Bremen, Germany Ships Crew Lists (Bremer Musterungslisten der Schiffe), Bremen, Germany Sailors Registry (Bremer Seeleuteregister), Bremen, German Desertions of Sailors, 1855-1874 (Seemansamt Bremen, Deserteurlisten, 1855-1874, Germany, Bremen, Select Passenger Departure Lists (Deutschland, Bremen, ausgewhlte Namenskartei aus den Bremer Schiffslisten), Germany, Bremen Passenger Departure Lists (Deutschland, Bremen, Namenskartei aus den Bremer Schiffslisten), The Hamburg Passenger Departure Lists 1850-1934. SS Baltimore 9 August The New Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild logo was designed by Patty MacFarlane. reproduced in whole or part in any format for presentation, distribution or profit by Albert 19 August GGA Image ID # 1413ed7f7c. Semiramis 18 August Their nearest rival was the Cunard Line, which in 1906 landed in New York from its British and its Mediterranean services 107,790 steerage passengers.In 1906-07 the two German lines handled approximately one fourth the total American immigration. Johannes 18 July Latrobe 2 August Ship Mississippi 16 July Isobella 27 April Ship Aurora 19 September Marianne 20 September Pioneer 2 September Edwina 30 June Brig Reform 29 November, 1851 A P Sharp 12 November U.S. and German Passenger Lists and Indexes. Bark Edmund 3 November The improved conditions of the ships also improved the port's reputation. Bremen 14 September Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild is independently owned. Copernicus 18 December Brarens 18 January Astracan 23 December Philadelphia 22 August Knickerbocker 9 September Friedrich Leo 2 August Goethe 25 July General Veazie 8 November Significant numbers of German emigrants can be found on every continent and in many countries around the world. Diana 11 November In 1882 the Woermann Line, originally a branch of the famous Hamburg mercantile house of Woermann, was established to West Africa. Louise 9 September Caspar 21 August Friedrich Jacob 16 June 121-24. Marianne 20 September It contains the following: a list of immigrant vessels that arrived between the years of 1865 and 1896 arrival and departure data passenger list availability (citations included) transcribed passenger lists taken from newspaper accounts and souvenir passenger lists (alternative sources) an index of surnames listed on the passenger lists available from alternative sources. Reform 4 September Emma 7 October Grace Brown 17 July This card file was created by the Deutsches Ausland-Institut from Bremen passenger ship lists sometime between WWI and WWII. [1], Read all about emigrating through Hamburg by clicking on Germany Emigration and Immigration, A very important tool in tracing German immigrants can be the Hamburg Passenger Lists, which cover the years 1850-1934. Marianne 20 July Philadelphia 10 October Henry 15 October Europa 18 January Diana 3 June In 1898 a freight line was established to China and the Far East and the Hamburg Kingsin Line (1871) of the same destination was purchased. Ship Ernst Moritz Arndt 13 June [4], Emigration to the United States from Europe for Selected Years Between 1870 and 1907. Apollo 7 July Until well into the nineties the transportation of steerage passengers played the chief role in the New York business of the Hapag and the Lloyd and its profits enabled those companies to build up their fleets. The Lloyd and the Hamburg- Bremen Africa Line had formed a similar partnership. Dorothea Louise 11 August Inez 2 December There are approximately 125,000 names in all four volumes combined. ISTG NOTICE: These electronic pages are Copyright 1998-2023 and may NOT be Garonne 21 August Bark E. Beaulien 6 January Constitution 23 June Amelia 4 August Brig Stern 7 September Johann Georg 5 June Virginia 29 July Brig Herschel 21 May, 1854 Elizabeth Bruce 12 November Philadelphia 10 October Many cards are not in sequence. Post 23 June Friederich Jacob 9 December Paoli 20 December Clarissa Perkins 11 July Olbers 12 December 1874 - lists 1832-1872 burned This second rate-war gave the Hapag its present brilliant manager, Albert Ballin, who was taken over from the Carr line; and it taught the company the raine of timely compromise in ocean warfare. In the last two centuries Bremen and Hamburg have been the two major German port cities for shipping lines serving North and South America as well as to and from Australia and Asia. Everhard 30 December Ship Elise 8 September N W Stevens 23 October Lucilla 3rd Quarter Stephani 3 June There are additional sources listed in the FamilySearch Catalog: These links lead to listings of emigration records for several provinces/states of the German Empire: This website requires a paid subscription for full access. Philadelphia 10 October In the ports controlled by the Hanse city of Bremen, ship . Germany, Bremen Passenger Departure Lists, 1904-1914, Germany, Bremen Name Card Index to Passenger List, Restrictions for Viewing Images in FamilySearch Historical Record Collections, https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/index.php?title=Germany,_Bremen_Passenger_Departure_Lists_-_FamilySearch_Historical_Records&oldid=4946610, FamilySearch Historical Records Published Collections, Bremen (Germany) FamilySearch Historical Records, FamilySearch Historical Records Image Visibility Notice. Ellen Brooks 28 October Stephani 12 July Bremen 12 August This list was derived from National Archives records, then compared with Germans to America, and in some cases, microfilm of the passenger lists. Washington 25 February Emma 7 October Howard 22 October This article describes a collection of records at FamilySearch.org. Edwin J. Clapp, The Port of Hamburg, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1912, p. 82-91. Ernst and Gustav 30 June Bremen 14 September Louise 13 October 1832 Brig Forest 13 February. Louise 21 May America 12 July Bachus 12 September For example, from 1841-1846, 115,000 emigrants left Europe via Bremen; however, only 11,000 emigrants departed via Hamburg. They are transcribed also. Ann 1 September http://FamilySearch.org : 18 July 2022. Louise 13 October Rainbow 26 August The index was created to facilitate access to the information in the Bremen passenger lists. Astracan 23 December When the allies occupied Germany at the end of WWII, the Institute was closed and later re-opened as the Institut fr Austlandsbeziehungen. These are index cards, arranged alphabetically by place of last residence and then by surname, of German emigrants, based upon the Bremen Passenger Lists. coasting vessels from North Germany,4 and even from Norway5 for transshipment to America. Ferdinand 11 June In 1888 the Hamburg-Australian Steamship Company came into life. The Hapag has no connection with the Hamburg-Australian ; there was long, apparently, an understanding between the Hapag and the Lloyd that Australia should be left to the Lloyd, in return for which the latter kept her hands off Africa. Timoleon 22 November Louise 10 October Marianne 20 September Ship Rebecca 4 November The Deutschland, which left on her first voyage to New York on October 15, 1848, was of 717 tons register and had room for 20 cabin and 200 steerage passengers. The experiences on the ship (and the immigration process into the United States) depended on which class of passengers an emigrant was a part of: first, second, or steerage. Citing Deutscher Ausland-Institut. Stephani 14 October Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild. With the exception of 2,953 passenger lists for the year 1920-1939 all other lists were lost in World War II. Continue with Recommended Cookies. German Departures - 1840s German Departures 1840s Elise Louise Friedericke Alexander Humphrey Anna Olbers Charlotte Gustav Europe Elise F H Adami Johann Georg Ferdinand Sophie Copernicus Louis Stern Charlotte Ernst and Gustav Everhard Pilot Neptune President President Johannes Active Alexander Humphrey Clementine Edward Virginia Lucilla How wise this reservation was, is apparent when we observe what trend emigration to America had already taken in 1900 and to what enormous proportions emigration from East Europe had grown in the banner year 1906-07. Freight could not be profitably transported by steamers until the introduction of the compound engine, which greatly reduced the quantity of fuel to be carried; before this time so much of the carrying capacity of the ship had to be devoted to coal-bunkers that freight had to pay rates which could not compare with those offered by the sailing vessels.[6]. Diana 11 November Bark Clara 23 December, 1873 Copernicus 18 December In 1763 Catherine the Great of Russia offered free land, no taxes for thirty years, freedom of religion, and other incentives to encourage Germans to settle her vast, sparsely populated domain. SS Trave 17 December SS Berlin 5 December, 1872 Brig Antoinette 13 June Mary Phillips 9 September Europa 8 November Meta 4 January SS Bremen 25 June Bremen 14 September Diana 3 June Ann 1 September Herschel 15 August Telumah 12 November The American Civil War was over and commerce was renewed with the Union, which needed supplies to repair the devastation that had been wrought. Washington 26 October Pay special attention to how the name should have been pronounced and try variations on the pronunciation. Caspar 22 September In the three years 1866- 66-67 the Hapag distributed 20, 20 and 16 per cent in dividends, respectively. Diana 3 June Bremen had had a packet sailing line to New York since 1826. Bremen 12 August The struggle was terminated in 1886, when the Hapag and the Union companies combined their schedules. Diana 24 November Luise 3 June Copernicus 23 June It was created by the Deutsches Ausland-Institut, who was interested in documenting German groups outside of Germany. Sophronia 13 September A P Sharp 12 November Mercur 24 August Diana 5 August Ship Joseph Holmes 20 September Constitution 15 November Everhard 25 May Very little money will be used. Bremen 4 December Philadelphia 4 January Stephani 14 October North 14 September 1834 Brig Champion 28 July. Howard 6 September [1][2], 1832 - lists of passengers begin Alfred 30 October Bark Auguste 4 October Passports were both status symbol for uninterrupted travel and legal documentation for members belonging to fringe groups. Stephani 3 June Friederich Jacob 9 December Herschel 15 August Galliott Flora 21 May Bashan 3 November Louise 13 October Elizabeth 15 January Caspar 22 September Details for immigrant ship arrivals at the Port of Galveston, Texas between the years 1865 and 1896. America 12 July The records also name the ship and the date of departure. However, rights to view these data are limited by contract and subject to change. To receive the privilege of becoming a citizen (usually not full-status) in Hamburg required consent through the city council. Caspar 22 September Sources are passenger lists. Louise 13 October Condor 9 August Since 1907 the Hapag has also shared this service. 1834 Bodo Heyne: Passengers of the FERDINAND and the WALLACE. Sir Isaac Newton 19 June Louise 24 October Bark Jubilaum 6 May Friedrich Jacob 16 June Margaretha 1 September General Veazie 8 November Barque Sophie 12 November Brig Burgermeister Smidt 26 May B. Bohlen 11 June Caspar 22 September
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