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 Immigrant Profile

COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 PM PST FRIDAY... ...BEACH HAZARDS STATEMENT REMAINS IN EFFECT THROUGH MONDAY EVENING

To go to the beaches where I live is mostly dangerous now and likely should be avoided unless you have a wet suit on and are an expert Surfer in really good physical condition. Why?

Because the waves are so huge and coming and ripping our beaches away every high tide now which is likely going to create a really awesome and difficult amount of erosion of Beach trails and boardwalks and possibly some paved or dirt roads as well along the beaches. 

We are now in whole new territory of high ocean water and waves that I have never seen before up and down the whole Coast of California.

It's not a good time for people who own property right along the ocean now if the altitude of their properties is too low because both low and high Cliffs are being eroded up and down California now and will continue to be as long as Kelvin tides and King Tides are happening with big waves of 12 feet or more on top of all that which is now happening almost every day with 15 foot waves yesterday and 12 feet waves today.

So, you wouldn't want to own property with buildings or houses on them too close to the ocean unless you were raised up at least 10 feet or more from the present sea levels on a daily basis. And even then you might have 15 foot waves breaking your windows. So, it's likely happening all the way from South America at least through California and possibly Oregon, Washington and Alaska too. I'm not sure because I don't live in Alaska and haven't studied Coastal Oregon weather enough to know about it.

I only know the whole California Coast is an ongoing disaster for property owners all the way up and down California who live too near the ocean at too low and altitude.

However, even cliffs of all heights from 5 feet to 100 or 500 feet high will likely be eroded. Also, during these times be careful of being at the foot of those high cliffs because people often die when edges of htem collapse this time of year too. So, stay away from high sandstone cliffs because this is the time of year they start to crumble away and homes on top of these cliffs fall into the ocean. 

Passenger's LIst with Linked Profiles for William and Sarah ship landing in Phildelphia harbor September 18th 1727

William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727

William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727

Sticker Code for Passenger Profiles: Displays as:
{{Palatine Migration Voyage |ship=William and Sarah |date=18 September 1727|location=Philadelphia }}
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Emigrated aboard the William and Sarah, arriving in Philadelphia on 18 September 1727.

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William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727 in Philadelphia

The "William and Sarah" sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill.
This apparently was the earliest ship whose immigrant passengers who were not British subjects were required to sign a declaration of allegiance after arrival at Philadelphia. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727, but the list of signees has a date of September 21st.

Passengers on this ship included Georg Michel Weis (also called George Michael Weiss), Reformed minister who established a church at Skippack in Pennsylvania, later was pastor in Schoharie and Dutchess Counties in New York, and in later years was pastor at Goshenhoppen in Pennsylvania. The passengers on this sailing (called Palatine Passengers in the records) may have emigrated as a group under the leadership of Weiss. Some names on the passenger list had the note "Skipach".

Only the men were listed on the passenger list however, the list included the number of persons in his party.(Straussberger List A). Men were required to sign the specific oaths (Straussberger List B).[1] Rupp's combined the two lists.[2]

Strassburger's List

[List 1 B] Palatines imported in the ship Willm & Sarah, Willm Hill, Commr from Rotterdam, who hereunto sett their hands the 21st of Sepr 1727, in the presence of the Govr & Council.[3]

See Palatine Migration Voyages Arriving in Philadelphia 1727 to 1776 for explanation of the lists, oaths, and sources linked below

  • The William and Sarah's A, and B Lists survived and was transcribed.
  • Facsimile signatures from the Oath of Allegiance (B-List) are also available.[4]
  • (His Mark): When the passenger did not sign his own name, the clerk entered his name and the passenger made his mark, which is indicated in the table below in parentheses.

Passenger List with Linked Profiles

Freight - Billing practices varied by it can be assumed that persons 14 and over were "full freight", younger children were "1/2 freight" and children 4 and under were "free" of charge.

Also see: Editable Biography Element for a starter bio piece with appropriate citations.

'A' List #  ↓'A' List
Given
Name(s)  ↓
'A' List
Last
Name  ↓
Freight  ↓Note  ↓'B' List #  ↓'B' List
Given
Name(s)
(mark)  ↓
'B' List
Last
Name  ↓
Linked
Profile   ↓
A001Hans JerrickSwaep6    
A002Hans MartnLeristeyn2
B40Hans MartinLiebensteinJohann Martin Liebenstein 
A003BenediceStrome2    
A004Jan HendkScaub3½    
A005Hans JerrickShoomaker6½
B16JerichSchuhmacher 
A006AbrahamBeni5    
A007Hans MartainShoomakr1    
A008FrederickHeiligas4½
B04Joh. FriederichHilligass 
A009Hans MichlPagman1    
A010SebastianCreef4
B07SebästianGräff 
A011JohansHabaraker2½
B46JohanesHaberacker 
A012AlexrDiebenderf2
B39Allexand.DübendörferAlexander Dieffendoerfer
A013Hieronemus (D.)Milder2    
A014Johan WillmMey2    
A015HenericusBell1    
A016CasparSpringler4
B25Hans CasparSpenglerHans Caspar Spengler
A017Hans HerikSiegler3    
A018MichaelPeitley4½    
A019Hans MichlTiell3½
B06Hans MichelDiel 
A020Jan BarnedLerinstey1    
A021JacobJost2
B17JacobJost 
A022JohannesHoet3½
B08JohannesHuth Johannes Philipp Huth
A023Daniel Levan8Con.    
A024Hans Michl Weider2Con.   Hans Michael Weidler
A025AndwSimmerman8 
  Andreas Zimmermann
A026Leonart Seltenrich2dead 
   
A027Hans JerrickWigler2
B37Hans GörgWelckerHans George Welker 
A028WillmJurgens1    
A029Johan Wester1sick    
A030WillmHeer1
B23WillemHerr 
A031Hans AdamMilder2
B30Hans Adam (/)Miller 
A032AnspelAnspag2½    
A033HenrickMeyer4
B47HenrichMeyer 
A034AdamHenrich2    
A035JacobGons2
B31Johan JacobCuntz 
A036UlrichSteere3    
A037SebastianVink2    
A038TonicusMeyer5    
A039Jacob Swicker1sick    Johann Philipp (Schweikhardt) Schweickhardt
A040Hans Jer.Herzels4
B42Hans JergHertzel Johan Georg Hertzel Sr.
A041Jan BernardWolf6
B03Hans BernhartWolff Hans Bernhardt Wolff
A042StevenFrederick3½    
A043AnnFloren1½    
A044PhilipFernser1    
A045Hans JacobEkman2
    Hans Jacob Eckman Sr.
A046Hans FillHeysinger1
   Hans Philipp Geisinger
A047HendrickWittser1    
A048Hans Jerrick Hoy1sick    
A049JacobPause2½
B29JacobBausel 
A050AndrwSaltsgerrer1Conn. 
   Johann Andreas Saltzgeber
A051Hans JerrickWolf2½
B32Hans JörgWolffGeorg Michael Wolff
A052Jacob Milder3½dead    
A053Hans JerrickBowman1 
  Hans Görg Baumann
A054JohannesWester1
    Johannes (Wüstar) Wister
A055Johannes (boy of)Storm1 
   
A056Hans JerigAnspag2½
B12Hans JerchAnspacher 
A057PhillipSwyger2
B38Hans PhillipSchweikhardtJohann Philipp Schweikhardt
A058ChristorMilder2dead    
A059EliasMeyer3½
B35EliasMeyer Elias Meyer
A060PetterSpingler1    
A061MartinPrill3
B27Hanns MartinMill 
A062Johs TobsServeas1    
A063PeterSeyts4½
B13Johann PeterSeitz Johann Peter Seitz Conflated profile, needs resolution
A064JohanesEkman4
B15JohannesEckmanJohannes Eckmann
A065Johanes Hendk Gyger2sick   
A066ChristorLabengyger2    Christopher Lobingier Sr.
A067JohanesBerret4    
A068AndrewHoltspan4
B28Andres (A)Holsbacher Andreas Holtzbaum
A069JacobSwarts4    
A070Hans Jerick Schaub3Conn.B02Johann GeörgSchwabJohann Georg Schwab
A071Hans Michl Phauts5SkibachB51Hans MichelPfautzHans Michael Pfautz Sr.
A072Christian Snyder2Germt.    Christopher Schneider
A073BastianSmith2    
A074JohanesBarteleme1
B24JohannesBarth 
A075TobiasFrye4
B11TobiasFreyTobias Philip Frey
A076Johannes Tiebenderf4Conn.    Johann Michael Dieffendörfer
A077Jacob Mast4Skipach    
A078JosephAelbragt3½
B14JosephAlbrechtJoseph Albrecht 
A079NicholasAdams2
   Johannes Nicholas Adam  
A080JacobMeyer2
B48JacobMeyer 
A081JohanesLeyb4
B43JohannesLeib Johannes Leib
A082JohanesBalt4Germt.   Johan Carl Balt
A083Conrad Miller5sick    
A084ChristopherWalter4
B49ChristophWalter 
A085Ulrick Hertsell 2Skipach


 Hans Ulrich Hertzel
A086Hans Adam Stoll3Conn    
A087Hans Jerick Guyger4½Conn.    
A088Hans MartinWilder2½
B21Hans Mart. (W)Weller 
A089Hans JerigViegle6½incl. w/
A090
B22Hans JergVögelle 
A090Hans Jerig Arldnold6½dead    
A091Hans JerigCramer3
B26Hans GörgCremmer 
A092Hans JerigReter2½
B20JeorgPetter 
A093AlbertSwoap1    
A094Hendrick Gouger3½sick    
A095DiederichRoede1
B41Johan TiderichRudiJohann Dietrich Rudi
A096Hans Jerig Roedebas2Skipach    
A097Hans AdamBeinder4½    
A098ChristopherWittmer1    
A099HendrickHartman3
B44Joh. HenrichHartmanJohann Heinrick Hartman
A100ClementEirn2    
A101Philip JacobReylender5
B09Philibs JacobRheinlender 
A102Johanes MichlPeekell1
B18MichelBöttle 
A103ErnestRoede1
B34Hans ErnstRudi Hans Ernst Rudy
A104PhilipSeigler5½
B10Philip (X)ZiglerGeorg Philip Ziegler
A105PhilipRoedeull2
B33PhilibRutschly Philip Heinrich Ritschi Sr
A106RudolphWilkes3
B19RutolffWellecker Rudolph (Wilke) Wilcke
A107Hans JerigMilder1    
A108AbrahamFarn4   
 Abraham Fahrni
A109UldrichStaffon3    Ulrich Stephan

  
 B01G. M.Weis, V.D.M. 

   
B05RudolffBeyl 

   
B36Hans MichaelZimmermanHans Michael Zimmermann

   
B45Hans GeorgZiegler 

   
B50Henry (H)Sippen 

Editable Elements for Passenger Biography

The following elements can be used and edited within a passenger biography. They include source citations

For Listed Passenger:

(Passenger Name) emigrated on the William and Sarah which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. [5] Males 16 years and older signed the required oath the list of signees has a date of September 21st. His signature appears on the B-List.[6]

Use


(Passenger Name) emigrated on the <i>William and Sarah</i> which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. <ref> '''Passenger list''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t5bc9gt01 Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]’'<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm42stra/page/7/mode/1up?view=theater Internet Archive] </ref> Males 16 years and older signed the required oath the list of signees has a date of September 21st. [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm43stra/page/1/mode/1up?view=theater His signature] appears on the B-List.<ref> '''Signatures''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t8pc8h99m Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]''<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm43stra/page/1/mode/1up Internet Archive] </ref>

For Accompanying Passenger:

(Profile Name) emigrated on the William and Sarah which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They traveled with (LISTED PASSENGER) whose name appears on the Captain's list of passengers. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. [7]

Use


(Profile Name) emigrated on the <i>William and Sarah</i> which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They traveled with (LISTED PASSENGER) whose name appears on the Captain's list of passengers. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. <ref> '''Passenger list''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t5bc9gt01 Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]’'<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm42stra/page/7/mode/1up?view=theater Internet Archive]

Sources

  1. ↑ Strassburger, Ralph Beaver: Pennsylvania German Pioneers; Volume 1; Transcripted lists, 1727-1775; List 1 (A) and (B), page 7 seq.
  2. ↑ 'Rupp, Israel Daniel: German immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727-1776; List 1; page 48 seq.
  3. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive
  4. ↑ Signatures: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1
    Internet Archive
  5. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive
  6. ↑ Signatures: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1
    Internet Archive
  7. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive

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It looks like the comment is on Seitz-250 and the proper alerts are added to that profile. This page is specific to the passenger list of the William and Mary. Your comment will not be viewed by those you hope to alert to the conflation.

The Project will Archive this comment as it is appropriately placed on the profile of Seitz-250 where it will alert descendents and Project members to the issues.

posted by Kie (Entrikin) Zelms

Joseph Albrecht has been added to the passenger list. Bio bits were added to his profile.
To simply adding this emigration experience to a passenger biography a set of "Editable Elements" for both the listed passenger and anyone accompanying him have been added to this FSP. These element bring with them the proper citations. The elements should be edited as the profile manager feels is appropriate. Don't forget to add the Category sticker to the profile as well.
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Robert Barbe
Agree with merger of these two profiles.

posted by Robert Barbe

11 May 2026 - All profiles previously categorized to this profile are now linked in the passenger list. A search was made of existing WikiTree profiles. Clear matches have been categorized to this ship, the Palatine Migration Voyage Sticker added to their profiles, and the names placed on the passenger list. Where the link was a strong possibility but the match was not clear, a note was left in the comments of that profile. It appears that extended families traveled on this vessel as I found the wives of passengers shared the same last name with other passengers possibly being daughters/sisters. I left notes on the profiles which may help connect these "brick wall" female ancestors to their parents.
Johann Peter Stoy Seitz (1684-1763) appears to be a possible match for passenger, Peter Seyts/Fritz with 4.5 freights. His profile says he is the brother of Eva Dorothea (Seitz) Eckmann (1693-1767) who was on this ship with her husband and family.

Unfortunately, John Peter's profile is unsourced. It may be conflated as the has three successive wives and the attached children being born in 1694, 1742, and 1744.

There are two profiles attached to this ship purporting to be the Joh. Henrich Hartman who arrived in a party of 3 freight.

The death locations are the same. I will propose a merger of the two profiles.

These two profiles were already proposed, state is "unmerged matches."

 

The Ship William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727 in Philadelphia Harbor

 

William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727

William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727

Sticker Code for Passenger Profiles: Displays as:
{{Palatine Migration Voyage |ship=William and Sarah |date=18 September 1727|location=Philadelphia }}
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Emigrated aboard the William and Sarah, arriving in Philadelphia on 18 September 1727.

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William and Sarah, Arrived 18 September 1727 in Philadelphia

The "William and Sarah" sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill.
This apparently was the earliest ship whose immigrant passengers who were not British subjects were required to sign a declaration of allegiance after arrival at Philadelphia. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727, but the list of signees has a date of September 21st.

Passengers on this ship included Georg Michel Weis (also called George Michael Weiss), Reformed minister who established a church at Skippack in Pennsylvania, later was pastor in Schoharie and Dutchess Counties in New York, and in later years was pastor at Goshenhoppen in Pennsylvania. The passengers on this sailing (called Palatine Passengers in the records) may have emigrated as a group under the leadership of Weiss. Some names on the passenger list had the note "Skipach".

Only the men were listed on the passenger list however, the list included the number of persons in his party.(Straussberger List A). Men were required to sign the specific oaths (Straussberger List B).[1] Rupp's combined the two lists.[2]

Strassburger's List

[List 1 B] Palatines imported in the ship Willm & Sarah, Willm Hill, Commr from Rotterdam, who hereunto sett their hands the 21st of Sepr 1727, in the presence of the Govr & Council.[3]

See Palatine Migration Voyages Arriving in Philadelphia 1727 to 1776 for explanation of the lists, oaths, and sources linked below

  • The William and Sarah's A, and B Lists survived and was transcribed.
  • Facsimile signatures from the Oath of Allegiance (B-List) are also available.[4]
  • (His Mark): When the passenger did not sign his own name, the clerk entered his name and the passenger made his mark, which is indicated in the table below in parentheses.

Passenger List with Linked Profiles

Freight - Billing practices varied by it can be assumed that persons 14 and over were "full freight", younger children were "1/2 freight" and children 4 and under were "free" of charge.

Also see: Editable Biography Element for a starter bio piece with appropriate citations.

'A' List #  ↓'A' List
Given
Name(s)  ↓
'A' List
Last
Name  ↓
Freight  ↓Note  ↓'B' List #  ↓'B' List
Given
Name(s)
(mark)  ↓
'B' List
Last
Name  ↓
Linked
Profile   ↓
A001Hans JerrickSwaep6    
A002Hans MartnLeristeyn2
B40Hans MartinLiebensteinJohann Martin Liebenstein 
A003BenediceStrome2    
A004Jan HendkScaub3½    
A005Hans JerrickShoomaker6½
B16JerichSchuhmacher 
A006AbrahamBeni5    
A007Hans MartainShoomakr1    
A008FrederickHeiligas4½
B04Joh. FriederichHilligass 
A009Hans MichlPagman1    
A010SebastianCreef4
B07SebästianGräff 
A011JohansHabaraker2½
B46JohanesHaberacker 
A012AlexrDiebenderf2
B39Allexand.DübendörferAlexander Dieffendoerfer
A013Hieronemus (D.)Milder2    
A014Johan WillmMey2    
A015HenericusBell1    
A016CasparSpringler4
B25Hans CasparSpenglerHans Caspar Spengler
A017Hans HerikSiegler3    
A018MichaelPeitley4½    
A019Hans MichlTiell3½
B06Hans MichelDiel 
A020Jan BarnedLerinstey1    
A021JacobJost2
B17JacobJost 
A022JohannesHoet3½
B08JohannesHuth Johannes Philipp Huth
A023Daniel Levan8Con.    
A024Hans Michl Weider2Con.   Hans Michael Weidler
A025AndwSimmerman8 
  Andreas Zimmermann
A026Leonart Seltenrich2dead 
   
A027Hans JerrickWigler2
B37Hans GörgWelckerHans George Welker 
A028WillmJurgens1    
A029Johan Wester1sick    
A030WillmHeer1
B23WillemHerr 
A031Hans AdamMilder2
B30Hans Adam (/)Miller 
A032AnspelAnspag2½    
A033HenrickMeyer4
B47HenrichMeyer 
A034AdamHenrich2    
A035JacobGons2
B31Johan JacobCuntz 
A036UlrichSteere3    
A037SebastianVink2    
A038TonicusMeyer5    
A039Jacob Swicker1sick    Johann Philipp (Schweikhardt) Schweickhardt
A040Hans Jer.Herzels4
B42Hans JergHertzel Johan Georg Hertzel Sr.
A041Jan BernardWolf6
B03Hans BernhartWolff Hans Bernhardt Wolff
A042StevenFrederick3½    
A043AnnFloren1½    
A044PhilipFernser1    
A045Hans JacobEkman2
    Hans Jacob Eckman Sr.
A046Hans FillHeysinger1
   Hans Philipp Geisinger
A047HendrickWittser1    
A048Hans Jerrick Hoy1sick    
A049JacobPause2½
B29JacobBausel 
A050AndrwSaltsgerrer1Conn. 
   Johann Andreas Saltzgeber
A051Hans JerrickWolf2½
B32Hans JörgWolffGeorg Michael Wolff
A052Jacob Milder3½dead    
A053Hans JerrickBowman1 
  Hans Görg Baumann
A054JohannesWester1
    Johannes (Wüstar) Wister
A055Johannes (boy of)Storm1 
   
A056Hans JerigAnspag2½
B12Hans JerchAnspacher 
A057PhillipSwyger2
B38Hans PhillipSchweikhardtJohann Philipp Schweikhardt
A058ChristorMilder2dead    
A059EliasMeyer3½
B35EliasMeyer Elias Meyer
A060PetterSpingler1    
A061MartinPrill3
B27Hanns MartinMill 
A062Johs TobsServeas1    
A063PeterSeyts4½
B13Johann PeterSeitz Johann Peter Seitz Conflated profile, needs resolution
A064JohanesEkman4
B15JohannesEckmanJohannes Eckmann
A065Johanes Hendk Gyger2sick   
A066ChristorLabengyger2    Christopher Lobingier Sr.
A067JohanesBerret4    
A068AndrewHoltspan4
B28Andres (A)Holsbacher Andreas Holtzbaum
A069JacobSwarts4    
A070Hans Jerick Schaub3Conn.B02Johann GeörgSchwabJohann Georg Schwab
A071Hans Michl Phauts5SkibachB51Hans MichelPfautzHans Michael Pfautz Sr.
A072Christian Snyder2Germt.    Christopher Schneider
A073BastianSmith2    
A074JohanesBarteleme1
B24JohannesBarth 
A075TobiasFrye4
B11TobiasFreyTobias Philip Frey
A076Johannes Tiebenderf4Conn.    Johann Michael Dieffendörfer
A077Jacob Mast4Skipach    
A078JosephAelbragt3½
B14JosephAlbrechtJoseph Albrecht 
A079NicholasAdams2
   Johannes Nicholas Adam  
A080JacobMeyer2
B48JacobMeyer 
A081JohanesLeyb4
B43JohannesLeib Johannes Leib
A082JohanesBalt4Germt.   Johan Carl Balt
A083Conrad Miller5sick    
A084ChristopherWalter4
B49ChristophWalter 
A085Ulrick Hertsell 2Skipach


 Hans Ulrich Hertzel
A086Hans Adam Stoll3Conn    
A087Hans Jerick Guyger4½Conn.    
A088Hans MartinWilder2½
B21Hans Mart. (W)Weller 
A089Hans JerigViegle6½incl. w/
A090
B22Hans JergVögelle 
A090Hans Jerig Arldnold6½dead    
A091Hans JerigCramer3
B26Hans GörgCremmer 
A092Hans JerigReter2½
B20JeorgPetter 
A093AlbertSwoap1    
A094Hendrick Gouger3½sick    
A095DiederichRoede1
B41Johan TiderichRudiJohann Dietrich Rudi
A096Hans Jerig Roedebas2Skipach    
A097Hans AdamBeinder4½    
A098ChristopherWittmer1    
A099HendrickHartman3
B44Joh. HenrichHartmanJohann Heinrick Hartman
A100ClementEirn2    
A101Philip JacobReylender5
B09Philibs JacobRheinlender 
A102Johanes MichlPeekell1
B18MichelBöttle 
A103ErnestRoede1
B34Hans ErnstRudi Hans Ernst Rudy
A104PhilipSeigler5½
B10Philip (X)ZiglerGeorg Philip Ziegler
A105PhilipRoedeull2
B33PhilibRutschly Philip Heinrich Ritschi Sr
A106RudolphWilkes3
B19RutolffWellecker Rudolph (Wilke) Wilcke
A107Hans JerigMilder1    
A108AbrahamFarn4   
 Abraham Fahrni
A109UldrichStaffon3    Ulrich Stephan

  
 B01G. M.Weis, V.D.M. 

   
B05RudolffBeyl 

   
B36Hans MichaelZimmermanHans Michael Zimmermann

   
B45Hans GeorgZiegler 

   
B50Henry (H)Sippen 

Editable Elements for Passenger Biography

The following elements can be used and edited within a passenger biography. They include source citations

For Listed Passenger:

(Passenger Name) emigrated on the William and Sarah which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. [5] Males 16 years and older signed the required oath the list of signees has a date of September 21st. His signature appears on the B-List.[6]

Use


(Passenger Name) emigrated on the <i>William and Sarah</i> which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. <ref> '''Passenger list''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t5bc9gt01 Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]’'<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm42stra/page/7/mode/1up?view=theater Internet Archive] </ref> Males 16 years and older signed the required oath the list of signees has a date of September 21st. [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm43stra/page/1/mode/1up?view=theater His signature] appears on the B-List.<ref> '''Signatures''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t8pc8h99m Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]''<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm43stra/page/1/mode/1up Internet Archive] </ref>

For Accompanying Passenger:

(Profile Name) emigrated on the William and Sarah which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They traveled with (LISTED PASSENGER) whose name appears on the Captain's list of passengers. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. [7]

Use


(Profile Name) emigrated on the <i>William and Sarah</i> which sailed from Rotterdam (Netherlands) via Dover in England under the command of Capt. William Hill. They traveled with (LISTED PASSENGER) whose name appears on the Captain's list of passengers. They reached the port of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on September 18th 1727. <ref> '''Passenger list''': Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, ''[https://n2t.net/ark:/13960/t5bc9gt01 Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808]’'<br/> Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7<br/> [https://archive.org/details/pennsylvaniagerm42stra/page/7/mode/1up?view=theater Internet Archive]

Sources

  1. ↑ Strassburger, Ralph Beaver: Pennsylvania German Pioneers; Volume 1; Transcripted lists, 1727-1775; List 1 (A) and (B), page 7 seq.
  2. ↑ 'Rupp, Israel Daniel: German immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727-1776; List 1; page 48 seq.
  3. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive
  4. ↑ Signatures: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1
    Internet Archive
  5. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive
  6. ↑ Signatures: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 43; page: 1
    Internet Archive
  7. ↑ Passenger list: Strassburger, Ralph Beaver, 1883- 959; Hinke, William John, 1871-1947, Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808’'
    Norristown, Penn. : Pennsylvania German Society; 1934; volume: 42; page: 7
    Internet Archive

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It looks like the comment is on Seitz-250 and the proper alerts are added to that profile. This page is specific to the passenger list of the William and Mary. Your comment will not be viewed by those you hope to alert to the conflation.

The Project will Archive this comment as it is appropriately placed on the profile of Seitz-250 where it will alert descendents and Project members to the issues.

posted by Kie (Entrikin) Zelms

Joseph Albrecht has been added to the passenger list. Bio bits were added to his profile.
To simply adding this emigration experience to a passenger biography a set of "Editable Elements" for both the listed passenger and anyone accompanying him have been added to this FSP. These element bring with them the proper citations. The elements should be edited as the profile manager feels is appropriate. Don't forget to add the Category sticker to the profile as well.
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Robert Barbe
Agree with merger of these two profiles.

posted by Robert Barbe

11 May 2026 - All profiles previously categorized to this profile are now linked in the passenger list. A search was made of existing WikiTree profiles. Clear matches have been categorized to this ship, the Palatine Migration Voyage Sticker added to their profiles, and the names placed on the passenger list. Where the link was a strong possibility but the match was not clear, a note was left in the comments of that profile. It appears that extended families traveled on this vessel as I found the wives of passengers shared the same last name with other passengers possibly being daughters/sisters. I left notes on the profiles which may help connect these "brick wall" female ancestors to their parents.
Johann Peter Stoy Seitz (1684-1763) appears to be a possible match for passenger, Peter Seyts/Fritz with 4.5 freights. His profile says he is the brother of Eva Dorothea (Seitz) Eckmann (1693-1767) who was on this ship with her husband and family.

Unfortunately, John Peter's profile is unsourced. It may be conflated as the has three successive wives and the attached children being born in 1694, 1742, and 1744.

There are two profiles attached to this ship purporting to be the Joh. Henrich Hartman who arrived in a party of 3 freight.

The death locations are the same. I will propose a merger of the two profiles.

These two profiles were already proposed, state is "unmerged matches."