II. From the province of Brandenburg (Official Document: Emigration of the Old Lutheran Separatists to America.)
From Prenzlau district in or near
Prenzlau itself: master cabinetmaker Karl Friedr. Schmidt (31) with wife, neé Hanstein, two children and one illegitimate child;
locksmith Aug. Wilh. Ferd. Huck (43), housekeeper Boos and her illegitimate child;
cabinetmaker Rudolf Ferd. Schäker (2() with Mrs. Pflugard and three children;
cabinetmaker Joh. Jak. Friedr. Stechlitz (33) with Mrs. Hartwig;
cooper Karl Hoh (42), Mrs. Thomas and six children;
workman Joachim Suhr, Mrs. Sy and three children.
Bergholz: blacksmith Philipp Milleville (29), Mrs. Schulz and three children;
farmer Joh. Friedr. Aug. Pfuhl (45), Mrs. Suchow, three children;
farmer Philipp William (36), Mrs. Suckow, two children;
daily wage earner Christian Rubbert (36), Mrs. Becker, three children;
daily wage earner Karl Rubbert (26), Mrs. Strassburg [Straßburg], three children;
daily wage earner Karl Friedr. Mietzner (57), Mrs. Behm, one child;
daily wage earner Wilhelm Moll (35), Mrs. Marie Woldt, four children;
old estate owner Christof Lüschow (64), Mrs. Schulz.
Wallmow: workman Mich. Stegemann (34), Mrs. Rick, three children;
sheephand Joh. Wiese (32), Mrs. Bartel, two children, parents-in-law;
weaver Gottlieb Bandelow (32), Mrs. Durow, two children;
Wollin: workman Gottlieb Schulz (47), Mrs. Schröder (43), three children;
workman Johann Beutel (41), Mrs. Bonnin (43), two children;
maid Christine Luise Zühlsdorff (20);
Johann Friedrich Köhn (42), wife and one son;
cabinet maker Wilhelm Meyer (66), Mrs. Caplik and son (25).
Kleinow: workman Michael Wendt (38), Mrs. Küken, two children;
Gottlieb Schulz (24), wife and one child remained behind, however he agreed to this.
Cremzow: hunter Friedr. Judisch (25), Mrs. Weiss [Weiß], two children;
servant Mewes (3), Mrs. Stollhoff (31), father-in-law Stollhoff (77). He had a dispute with his wife's employer, who would not let her leave until her term of service was complete. Eventually the employeer conceded. Number of children unknown but there were children.
Falkenwalde: journeyman blacksmith Karl Friedr. Detloff (28);
shoemaker Karl Ludwig Meyer (33), Mrs. Müller, two children, father-in-law weaver Müller, mother-in-law neé Detloff, sister-in-law Henr. Müller (20).
Brüssow: shoemaker Sy (25);
scribe Friedr. Wilh. Merkel (23).
Fahrenwalde: cottager's son Wilh. Zabel (29);
shoemaker Joh. Friedr. Wilh. Püschelberg (40), Mrs. Schulz, three children;
daily wage earner Joh. Friedr. Märten (45), Mrs. Neumann, five children;
stallkeeper Johann Collier (45), Mrs. Pagel.
Roggow: tradesman Ludwig Ferd. Judisch (48), Mrs. Friedrich, four children.
Zerrenthin: stallkeeper Christ. David Durow (50), wife, five children.
Menkin: servant Wilh. Meyer (27), servant Proefrock (32).
Damme: workman Martin Wendt (48), Mrs. Sprenger, four children.
Strasburg: separated Mrs. Knopf (64) declared she was going to North Carolina in America.
Grimme: farmer Sam. Friedr. Jagow (42), Mrs. Suckow, five children, the father;
farmer Peter Ziemendorf (45), Mrs. Duchow, two children;
tailor Peter Billeau (6), Mrs. Gombert.
Nieden: journeyman saddler Christof Krüger (37).
Fürstenwerder: master tailor Ludwig Schröder (41), Mrs. Petran, five children.
From Neu-Ruppin district (Official Documents concerning the Old Lutheran Emigations to America).
Gühlen: shepherd Christian Friedr. Zantke (45), Mrs. Anna Maria Buth (44), foster-daughter innkeeper Luise Salomon. In a transaction they identified themselves as old Lutheran.
Wulckow: Eugen Stoeckenius (26), son of Major St.
From Angersmünde district (from the same official documents)
Verkehrt Grünow: potter Martin Friedr. Hermann, wife, four children.
Greifenberg: daily wage earner Christof Hagen with wife.
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