Emigrants




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		Overview: From Hamburg/Germany to New York (known to date) German Emigration Center Bremerhaven Emigrant list to New York via Ellis Island

	1. Hamburg Emigration Lists “The city of Hamburg, accommodating emigrants in the past and to this very day, is in exclusive possession of lists of those who passed through her utilising the harbour. Bremen and other cities lost almost all these precious lists, but only Hamburg managed to safeguard complete records covering the flow of emigrants from 1850 to 1934.

		What makes these lists so valuable, is the fact that even the hometowns from whence the emigrants came is recorded. Anyone researching a family tree will treasure this crucial factor. By the year 2003, the city of Hamburg expects to be able to display the lists for the entire period covering emigration from 1850 to 1934. The Hamburg State Archive is the source and safe-keeper of all emigrant lists stemming from this period as well as records of all Hamburg history. All the data pertaining to the emigrant lists are being processed and brought to the Internet, here at this centre. In April 2000 the Hamburg archives will offer Internet access to the first years: 1890-1893. With this facility in place anyone looking for his "special" ancestor will successfully be able to do so. The Emigration Port of Hamburg Due to the efforts of Albert Ballin, Hamburg achieved a leading role as a port of emigration, through the shipping company called HAPAG, the Hamburg-America Freight-Shipping Corporation which he directed. In 1900 the HAPAG, which in the meantime was renamed the Hamburg-America Line, developed to become the largest shipping line in the world and with it, the importance of the Emigration Port of Hamburg as well. Even though the same number of about 5 million emigrants passed through the port of Bremen, Hamburg emerged as the leading port right up to the last phase in 1914. It was above all Eastern European Emigrants whose way led via Hamburg.” (taken from the Homepage www.Hamburg.de)


	The following Sallmanns are known to date as Emigrants within the Hamburg Project. Otto Sallmann can be found in the list of Ellis Island below as well. Otto Sallmann is one of my Ancestor. I do not know why he filled it in his recordings. When he arrived in New York there are no information about his original residence.

Number	A1892.0094 02.0002	A1892.0094 02.0001	B1890.1818 99.0001
Surname	Sallmann	Sallmann	Sallmann
First name	F.	Otto	Jacob
Residence country	Brandenburg	USA	Rumania
Family Status	--	--	--
Age	22	41	16
Year of Birth	1869/1870	1850/1851	1873/1874
Residence Town	Berlin	Arcadia	Berlad
Profession	--	Businessman	Trader
Serie*	direct Emigrant	direct Emigrant	indirect Emigrant
Destination	New York	New York	Grimsby (Amerika via Liverpool)
fellow traveler	yes	yes	no
Accomodation	cabin	cabin	--
Day of departure	17.03.1892	17.03.1892	25.10.1890
Ship destination	New York	New York	Montreal
Name of ship	Moravia	Moravia	Huddersfield
Type of ship	Steamship	Steamship	Steamship
Flag	Germany	Germany	England
Captain	Winkler	Winkler	Miller


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2. German Emigration Center Bremerhaven
Since August 2005 an new Home page about the emigrants from Bremerhaven is available: “Between 1815 and 1914 some 33 million Europeans emigrated to the Unites States of America. The movement which began in the 19th century continued on into the 20th century: Europeans were on the move. No less then 7.2 million , women and children traveled to Bremerhaven to embark on ships headed for the New World between 1830 and 1974: 3.7 million Germans, 3.4 million eastern and southeastern Europeans, and 100.000 Scandinavians, all in search of a better life. Bremerhaven was the largest port of emigration in Germany.”


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	3. Emigrants to New York


	The information below shows you the original Sallmann data of Ellis Island Homepage. "From 1892 to 1924, more than 22 million immigrants, passengers, and crew members came through Ellis Island and the Port of New

York. The ship companies that transported these passengers kept detailed passenger lists, called "ship manifests." Now, thanks to the generous efforts of volunteers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, these manifests have been transcribed into a vast electronic archive, which you can easily search to find an individual passenger."

* The person is available in the specific family tree.

No		Name of Passenger	Marital Status	Family tree*	Residence	Arrived	Age on Arrival (Year of birth)	Port of departure	Ship of travel
1	Emma Sallmann		s	n.a.	Villach, Austria	Jul 01, 1913	33 (1880)	Bremen, Germany	Kronprinzessin Cecilie
2	Gerhard Sallmann		m	n.a.	n.a.	Oct 29, 1894	56 (1838)	Bremen, Germany	Weimar
3	Gerhard Sallmann		m	n.a.	n.a.	Nov 17, 1894	56 (1838)	Bremen, Germany	Dresden
4	Johann Sallmann		m	n.a.	Pruderas, Hungary	Apr 01, 1901	44 (1857)	Rotterdam South Holland The Netherlands	Rotterdam
5	Marie Sallmann		s	n.a.	Germany	Nov 17, 1894	11 (1883)	Bremen, Germany	Dresden
6	Mrs Sallmann		n.a.	n.a.	Prussia	May 30,1892	22 (1870)	Hamburg, Germany	Moravia
7	Anna Sallmann		s	n.a.	n.a.	Oct 29, 1894	6 (1888)	Bremen, Germany	Weimar
8	Anna Sallmann		s	n.a.	Germany	Nov 17, 1894	6 (1888)	Bremen, Germany	Dresden
9	Anna Sallmann		s	n.a.	n.a.	1894	29 (1865)
10	Caroline Sallmann		n.a.	n.a.	Germany	Nov 12, 1895	28 (1867)	Antwerp, Belgium	Friesland
11	Cath.Sallmann		m	n.a.	US citizen	Oct 06, 1903	63 (1840)	Antwerp, Belgium	Finland
12	Fritz Sallmann		s	n.a.	Villach, Austria	Jul 01, 1913	11 (1902)	Bremen, Germany	Kronprinzessin Cecilie
13	Heinrich Sallmann*		m	Aachen	US citizen	Sep 18, 1894	36 (1858)	Antwerp, Belgium	Westernland
14	Helene Sallmann		m	n.a.	US citizen	Nov 13, 1906	67 (1839)	Antwerp, Belgium	Kroonland
15	Jos. Sallmann		m	n.a.	US citizen	Apr 26, 1895	42 (1853)	Bremen, Germany	Trave
16	Jossel Sallmann		m	n.a.	Grodno, Russian	Mar 31, 1898	38 (1860)	Bremen, Germany	Havel
17	Oskar Sallmann*		s	Amriswil	Antiswell, Switzerland	Oct 19, 1909	23 (1886)	Southampton, Southamptonshire, England, UK	Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
18	Emma Sallmann		s	n.a.	Schonbaum, Austria	Sep 14, 1912	26 (1886)	Hamburg, Germany	Hamburg
19	Heinr. Sallmann		m	n.a.	US citizen	Oct 06, 1903	45 (1858)	Antwerp, Belgium	Finland
20	Luise Sallmann		s	n.a.	Villach, Austria	Jul 01, 1913	2 (1911)	Bremen, Germany	Kronprinzessin Cecilie
21	Maria Sallmann		s	n.a.	n.a.	Oct 29, 1894	11 (1883)	Bremen, Germany	Weimar
22	Robert Sallmann		s	n.a.	Hamburg, Germany	Aug 06, 1909	40 (1869)	Hamburg, Germany	Pennsylvania
23	Wilh. Sallmann*		n.a.	Frankfurt/M.	Germany	Jan 02, 1892	37 (1855)	Bremen, Germany	Trave
24	Wm Henry Sallmann		n.a.	n.a.	New Haven, Conn. U. S. Citizen	Jun 22, 1909	42 (1867)	Genoa, Liguria, Italy	Berlin
25	Anna Sallmann		m	n.a.	n.a.	Oct 29, 1894	39 (1855)	Bremen, Germany	Weimar
26	Hch. Sallmann		m	n.a.	U.S. citizen	Sep 18, 1906	48 (1858)	Antwerp, Belgium	Vaderland
27	Helena Sallmann		n.a.	n.a.	U.S. citizen	Nov 14, 1894	56 (1838)	Antwerp, Belgium	Friesland
28	Henry Sallmann		m	n.a.	U.S. citizen	Sep 28, 1908	50 (1858)	Antwerp, Belgium	Vaderland
29	Otto Sallmann*		n.a.	Frankfurt/M.	n.a.	Mar 30, 1892	41 (1851)	Hamburg, Germany	Moravia
30	Richard Sallmann*		s	Amriswil	Auriowi..., Switzerland	Jun 03, 1924	30 (1894)	Cherbourg, Manche, France	Majestic

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