1844
Immigrants arriving 24 March 1844 aboard the brig ARIEL in New York City, departure from Stockholm about 1 December 1843
Database Reference | Manifest | |||
No. | Immigrant Name | No. | Passenger Name | References |
1844.001 | Isaac K. Been | 1 | I. Been | Olsson 1995: 213 (840); 1967: 56, 57 note 31 |
1844.002 | Christina Been | 2 | Lina Johannesdotter | Olsson 1995: 213 (841); 1967: 56, 57 note 32 |
1846
Immigrants arriving 5 August 1846 aboard the barque VIRGINIA in New York City, departure from Göteborg about 11 June 1846
Notes: "Bark (SW) Virginia, Johnston, 50 ds fm Gottenburg, 300 tons iron, to C.E. Habicht ‒ 65 steerage passengers." New York Daily Tribune, August 5, 1846, p 3. Passengers were not numbered on this manifest, numbers have been assigned. Manifest lists 69 passengers, of whom 5 died on the passage, including Sven Johan, the toddler son of Frederick J. and Charlotta Johnson. This group was stranded in Buffalo for two years and then settled in 1848 in Chandlers Valley, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
Database Reference | Manifest | |||
No. | Immigrant Name | No. | Passenger Name | References |
1846.001 | Samuel Dahl | 9 | Samuel Dahl | Olsson 1995: 233 (1061); 1967: 72, 73 note 46 |
1846.002 | Mrs. Charles M. (Carolina Dahl) Johnson | 10 | Carolina Christina (Dahl) | Olsson 1995: 233 (1062); 1967: 72, 73 note 47 |
i2727 | Mrs. Johan (Charlotta) Berg | 11 | Anna Charlotta (Dahl) | Olsson 1995: 46 (1063); Likely Anna Charlotta Carlsdotter b. 18 Feb 1821 Tiderserum who also emigrated from Lönneberga parish but is not related to the Dahl family. She married a doctor and lived in New York according to article in Hemlandet 28 Mar 1877. |
1846.003 | Frederick J. Johnson | 14 | Jonas Fredrik Johnsson | Olsson 1995: 233 (1066); 1967: 72, 73 note 48 |
1846.004 | Mrs. Frederick J. (Charlotta) Johnson | 15 | Charlotte Svensdotter | Olsson 1995: 233 (1067); 1967: 72 |
1846.005 | Frederica L. Johnson | 16 | Lovisa Svensdotter | Olsson 1995: 233 (1068); 1967: 72 |
i0187 | 17 | Sven Johan Svensson | "died on the passage" Olsson 1995: 233 (1069); 1967: 72 | |
1846.006 | Charles M. Johnson | 18 | Carl Magnus Johnsson | Olsson 1995: 233 (1070); 1967: 72, 73 note 49 |
1846.007 | Germund Johnson | 32 | Germund Johnsson | Olsson 1995: 234 (1084); 1967: 74, 75 note 53 |
1846.008 | Mrs. Germund (Catherine) Johnson | 33 | Inga Lovisa Johnsson | Olsson 1995: 234 (1085); 1967: 74 |
1846.009 | Mrs. William S. (Louisa) Grow | 34 | Carin Johnsdotter | Olsson 1995: 234 (1086); 1967: 74 |
1846.010 | Mrs. William G. (Josephine) Allen | 35 | Sara Sophia Johnsdotter | Olsson 1995: 234 (1087); 1967: 74 |
1846.011 | Mrs. John C. (Charlotta) Sundell | 36 | Charlotta Johnsdotter | Olsson 1995: 234 (1088); 1967: 74 |
i1533 | Magnus Johnson | 43 | Magnus Johnson | Olsson 1995: 234 (1085); 1967: 74. Died in Buffalo or en route to Chicago, older brother of Germund Johnson. |
i2160 | Andrew Norman | 50 | Anders Johansson Norman | Olsson 1995: 235 (1102); 1967: 75 note 57. He was the "old soldier Norman" included in local histories. |
i2163 | Mrs. Andrew (Catherine) Norman | 51 | Ingrid Cath. Erlandsdotter | Olsson 1995: 235 (1103); 1967: 75 |
1846.018 | Charles Norman | 52 | Carl G. Andersson | Olsson 1995: 234 (1104); 1967: 75. |
Immigrants arriving 8 September 1846 aboard the barque MORGAN DIX in New York City, departing 10 July 1846 from Göteborg
Notes: "Bark
Morgan Dix, Hamilton, fm Gottenburg, July 10, and Christian Sands
17th, to Foster & Nickerson; 160 tons iron 7 1/2 do steel Boorman
Johnson & Co." New York Daily Tribune, September 9, 1846, p 4.
Transport of only 13 Passengers. The passengers were not numbered on this manifest, numbers have been assigned. The Lindahl family was living in
Black Rock (Buffalo) in 1850 and migrated to their farm near
Mayville, Chautauqua township, Chautauqua County about 1853.
Database Reference | Manifest | |||
No. | Immigrant Name | No. | Passenger Name | References |
1846.012 | Sven Lindahl | 5 | Sven Lindahl | Olsson 1967: 86, 87 note 34 |
1846.013 | Mrs. Sven (Mary E.) Lindahl | 6 | Helene Catherine Lindahl | Olsson 1967: 86 |
1846.014 | Frederick A. Lindahl | 7 | Adolphous Frederic | Olsson 1967: 86 |
1846.015 | Peter S. Lindahl | 8 | Sven Peter | Olsson 1967: 86 |
1846.016 | Charles Lindahl | 9 | Charles Magnus | Olsson 1967: 86 |
1846.017 | Christina Lindahl | 10 | Christina | Olsson 1967: 86 |
1847
Immigrants arriving 20 March 1847 aboard the barque NEW YORK in New York City from Gävle
Notes: Passengers were not numbered on this manifest, numbers have been assigned. Captain C.M. Brandt, 430 tons, transport of 206 passengers.
Database Reference | Manifest | |||
No. | Immigrant Name | No. | Passenger Name | References |
1847.001 | Otto Stenberg | 196 | Otto W. Stenberg |
Olsson 1967: 146, 147 n 14. This family lived in Sullivan County, New York before arriving in Chautauqua County in 1855.
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1847.002 | Mrs. Otto (Christina) Stenberg | 197 | Chisten Dahlberg | |
I1780 | Karin Stenberg | 198 | Karin Dahlberg | Olsson 1967: 146 Olsson notes that this child is not in their passport application. She is also not in the Stenberg household in the two years previous to their emigration, nor later in the New York. |
1848
Immigrants arriving 31 July 1848 aboard the ship THRACIAN in New York City from Göteborg
Notes: "Ship Thracian (of Plymouth,) Rogers, Gottenburg, 567 1/2 tons iron, to order, 1 bx 4 parcels B.H. Butenschon. Passengers ‒ L.S. Zelmane, and 90 in the steerage." New York Daily Tribune, July 31, 1848, p 3. See NARA Series M237, Roll 74, Frame 578. Passengers were numbered on this manifest. Transport of 79 Norwegians and 13 Swedes. Three of this group (shown in bold) had family connections to earlier immigrants. This group combined with those in Buffalo and settled in October 1848 in Chandlers Valley, Warren County, Pennsylvania.
Database Reference | Manifest | |||
No. | Immigrant Name | No. | Passenger Name | References |
1848.001 | Peter Oberg | 81 | Peter Aberg | Besked N:o 4, Nöden, Oppeby Parish. Olsson 1967: 152, 153 note 49 |
1848.002 | Mrs. Peter (Margareta) Oberg | 82 | Margaret Aberg | Olsson 1967: 152 |
1848.003 | Pontius Oberg | 83 | Pontus Aberg | Olsson 1967: 152 |
1848.004 | Oscar Oburg | 84 | Ansgarius Aberg | Olsson 1967: 152 |
1848.005 | Frank Oburg | 85 | France Aberg | Olsson 1967: 152 |
1848.006 | Andrew P. Johnson | 86 | Andres J. Johnson | Marrianelund, Hässleby Parish. Brother of Mrs. Frank A. Peterson, Frederick J. and Charles M. Johnson. Likely in charge of minors, no known connection to the Oberg family. Olsson 1967: 152; Olsson 1979: 96 note 49a |
1848.007 | Mrs. Frank A. (Johanna Charlotta) Peterson | 87 | Johanna C. Johnson | Besked N:o 9, Överarps Boställe, Hässleby Parish. Sister of Johnson brothers. Olsson 1967: 152, 153 note 50 |
i0356 | Samuel Johan Kron | 88 | Samuel J. Ceron | Besked N:o 8, Påtorp, Hässleby parish, combined with next passengers in list of luggage, likely traveling together. His older brother emigrated in 1847, other siblings followed. This family settled in Brooklyn, New York and were part of the development of a Swedish community there. |
1848.008 | Mrs. Eric M. (Lena Louisa) Anderson | 89 | Louisa Peters | Besked N:o 1, Sjöarp, Lönneberga Parish. Olsson 1967: 152, 153 note 51, 273 |
1848.009 | Mrs. Otto (Lisa Lena) Peterson | 90 | Lisa H. Andres | Saxemåla Säteri, Lönneberga Parish. Sister of Anders J. Andersson, who may have emigrated aboard the VIRGINIA. Olsson 1967: 152, 153 note 52, 273 |