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• Hij is geboren op 1 november 1802 in Oeffelt, Boxmeer, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands.
• Hij is overleden op 28 mei 1842 in Jo Daviess, Illinois, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 39 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Leonardus Arts Krol en Johanna Goossens

Gezin van Arnoldus Antonius Arts Krol

Hij is getrouwd met Marie Adeline Welp.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 6 mei 1839 te Jo Daviess, Illinois, Verenigde Staten, hij was toen 36 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Maria (Mary) Arts  1839-1895 
2. Wilhelmus (William) Arts  1840-1910
3. Hendrikus (Henry) Arts  1842-1904

Notities over Arnoldus Antonius Arts Krol

Ship Clementine

Schip:Ship Clementine

Aankomst:5 jan 1835

Baltimore, MD Arrivals

Tekst:"... 2 1 1

18* Arnold Arts. Krol Cassel Peasant 1

19* W^m Graat Wansum Peasant 1

20 Adam Pistner Sommerkahl Peasant..."

Transcribers Guild

Ship Clementine

Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland

5 January 1835

I, J. H. Gatjen, Master of the Ship Clementine of Bremen do Solemnly Sincerely & truly Swear that the annexed List Subscribed with my Name contains to the best of my Knowledge and belief a just and true account or Report of all Passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Bremen or any other foreign Port or at Sea and brought in the Said Vessel into any district of the United States Since her departure from the Said Port of Bremen

Sworn to this 5 Jany 1835

Before me. (signed) Joh. H. Gatjen

(signed) McGill Notary

List of Passengers on board the Bremen Ship Clementine J. H. Gatjen Master, bound for Baltimore

Columns represent: Names, last Dwelling place, Occupation, Men, Women, Children 5+ to 12, Children 1-5, Babies

Cabin

1 Charles Wille Wurzburg Merchant 1

2* John Voitz Herzogenbusch Merchant 1 1

3 Ferd Brauch Leipzig Merchant 1

Steerage

1* George Sauer Tannsteinbach Peasant 2 3 1

2* John Ad. Stadtmuller Membris Taylor 1 1 1 1

3 Peter Schramm Michelbach Cartwright 3 3 1 1

4 Joseph Kunkel Membris Weaver 1

5 Adam Wils Michelbach Shoemaker 1

6 Mich. Bozum Michelbach Peasant 1 1

7 Anton Sommer Michelbach Peasant 3 2

8 Peter Huth Michelbach Peasant 1

9* Charles Holscher Munster Locksmith 1

10* Peter Stab Cimmersbach Cartwright 1

11* Balth. Muller Giessen Merchant 1

12* Henry Dreyer Markoldendorf Tanner 1 1 3

13* Joh. Ad. Steigerwald Sonderkahl Peasant 1

14 Gottfr. Pieper Herford Shoemaker 1

15* Eva Sorg Mittelkalbach 1 1

18 - The surname is spelled "Kroll" on the quarterly abstract. The middle name

is clearly abbreviated as "Aats." However, Transcriber has no idea what

this abbreviation stands for. This "Cassel" is most likely the large city

of Kassel in northern Hessen, since the current online German telephone

directory for that Kassel has a number of Krol or Kroll entries. There

are, however, at least two other possibilities: the small Hessian village

of Kassel that is now part of the town of Biebergemund just north of the

northwest corner of Bavaria or the small Rhineland village of Cassel

(spelled with a "C") about 15 miles northwest of Koblenz. However, neither

of these towns has any Krol or Kroll entries in the current German

telephone directory.

19 - Transcriber could find no town called "Wansum" in Germany.

22 - Quarterly abstract shows the surname as "Amrhein", which is probably the

correct spelling, but the original list clearly shows the surname as

"Amriehn." The town (located in the Kahlgrund) should have an additional

"r" before the final "n".

23 - "W^we" after the surname indicates that the passenger was the Wittwe

(widow) of Wilhelm Geerken.

24 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o"; occupation entry probably indicates

that this passenger was a candidate for a degree in theology.

25 - Quarterly abstract shows this passenger immediately after Ferd. Brauch

(a cabin passenger) and shows only his first name (Charles) with a ditto-

like notation that suggests that Charles's surname is spelled "Brauch".

This is the only instance in which the order of names on the quarterly

abstract differs from the original list. Perhaps Ferdinand and Charles

were brothers; they are both listed as merchants but from different

cities.

26 - Quarterly abstract shows the surname as "Nefsler"; the Transcriber

believes the "fs" more likely indicates a double "s".

30 - Surname has an umlaut over the "a".

33 - "W^we" after the surname indicates that the passenger was the Wittwe

(widow) of Adam Lochbohler; surname has an umlaut over the second "o".

37 - Querfurt is located in Sachsen-Anhalt, about 12 miles west of Halle.

42 - There is an umlaut over the "a" in Schaper; on the quarterly abstract, the

surname is shown as "Shaefer" (equivalent to "Shafer" with an umlaut over

the "a"). That is certainly a possibility and a common German name, but

the surname on the original list clearly shows a "p" not an "f".

43-4 - There is clearly an extra "n" in the surname for #44 and not in the

surname for #43; however, only one spelling is likely "correct." They are

probably brothers, or father and son.

49 - There is an umlaut over the "u" in Osnabruck.

50 - Surname could also be "Burscheid" as shown in quarterly abstract; there is

an umlaut over the "u" in Ibbenburhren.

51 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o".

52 - Surname could also be "Rohlen".

53 - There is an umlaut over the "u" in Kunsche.

58 - Surname could also be "Richl" or "Biehl" or "Bichl"; occupation should be

spelled "dyer".

62 - The second letter of the town is hard to read but seems to be "U".

Correspondence added 8-1-2006 - ARTS and GRAAT

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your transcription of

the Ship Clementine (arrived in Baltimore on 5 Jan 1835).

My 3rd Great-grandfather, Arnoldus Antonius Arts, is listed next to

his cousin, William Graat. They are the numbers 18 and 19 on the list.

They were both born in Oeffelt, the Netherlands and immigrated to Jo

Daviess County, Illinois. Arnoldus married Marie Welp in 1839, but

the marriage only lasted three years due to the husbands early death.

They had three children, the youngest being born about a month after

his fathers death. Arnolduss widow then married his cousin William Graat.

They had no issue.

Wanssum is a town in Limburg, the Netherlands. Cassel might be Kassel

in Germany, because that was where his stepfather was from, or it could

be Kessel in Limburg, the Netherlands.

Marie Welps date of immigration is still a mystery, but thanks to you

and other ISTG members, it may not be for long!

Regards,

Mary Schumacher

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1, List 2.

Transcribed by Charlie Hessler a member of the

Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild

6 March 2004

Ship Clementine
Schip:Ship Clementine
Aankomst:5 jan 1835
Baltimore, MD Arrivals
Tekst:"... 2 1 1
18* Arnold Arts. Krol Cassel Peasant 1
19* W^m Graat Wansum Peasant 1
20 Adam Pistner Sommerkahl Peasant..."

Transcribers Guild
Ship Clementine
Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland
5 January 1835

I, J. H. Gatjen, Master of the Ship Clementine of Bremen do Solemnly Sincerely & truly Swear that the annexed List Subscribed with my Name contains to the best of my Knowledge and belief a just and true account or Report of all Passengers who have been taken on board the said Ship at Bremen or any other foreign Port or at Sea and brought in the Said Vessel into any district of the United States Since her departure from the Said Port of Bremen
Sworn to this 5 Jany 1835
Before me. (signed) Joh. H. Gatjen
(signed) McGill Notary
List of Passengers on board the Bremen Ship Clementine J. H. Gatjen Master, bound for Baltimore
Columns represent: Names, last Dwelling place, Occupation, Men, Women, Children 5+ to 12, Children 1-5, Babies

Cabin
1 Charles Wille Wurzburg Merchant 1
2* John Voitz Herzogenbusch Merchant 1 1
3 Ferd Brauch Leipzig Merchant 1
Steerage
1* George Sauer Tannsteinbach Peasant 2 3 1
2* John Ad. Stadtmuller Membris Taylor 1 1 1 1
3 Peter Schramm Michelbach Cartwright 3 3 1 1
4 Joseph Kunkel Membris Weaver 1
5 Adam Wils Michelbach Shoemaker 1
6 Mich. Bozum Michelbach Peasant 1 1
7 Anton Sommer Michelbach Peasant 3 2
8 Peter Huth Michelbach Peasant 1
9* Charles Holscher Munster Locksmith 1
10* Peter Stab Cimmersbach Cartwright 1
11* Balth. Muller Giessen Merchant 1
12* Henry Dreyer Markoldendorf Tanner 1 1 3
13* Joh. Ad. Steigerwald Sonderkahl Peasant 1
14 Gottfr. Pieper Herford Shoemaker 1
15* Eva Sorg Mittelkalbach 1 1
18 - The surname is spelled "Kroll" on the quarterly abstract. The middle name is clearly abbreviated as "Aats." However, Transcriber has no idea what this abbreviation stands for. This "Cassel" is most likely the large city of Kassel in northern Hessen, since the current online German telephone directory for that Kassel has a number of Krol or Kroll entries. There are, however, at least two other possibilities: the small Hessian village of Kassel that is now part of the town of Biebergemund just north of the northwest corner of Bavaria or the small Rhineland village of Cassel (spelled with a "C") about 15 miles northwest of Koblenz. However, neither of these towns has any Krol or Kroll entries in the current German telephone directory.
19 - Transcriber could find no town called "Wansum" in Germany.
22 - Quarterly abstract shows the surname as "Amrhein", which is probably the
correct spelling, but the original list clearly shows the surname as "Amriehn." The town (located in the Kahlgrund) should have an additional "r" before the final "n".
23 - "W^we" after the surname indicates that the passenger was the Wittwe (widow) of Wilhelm Geerken.
24 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o"; occupation entry probably indicates that this passenger was a candidate for a degree in theology.
25 - Quarterly abstract shows this passenger immediately after Ferd. Brauch (a cabin passenger) and shows only his first name (Charles) with a ditto- like notation that suggests that Charles's surname is spelled "Brauch". This is the only instance in which the order of names on the quarterly abstract differs from the original list. Perhaps Ferdinand and Charles were brothers; they are both listed as merchants but from different cities.
26 - Quarterly abstract shows the surname as "Nefsler"; the Transcriber believes the "fs" more likely indicates a double "s".
30 - Surname has an umlaut over the "a".
33 - "W^we" after the surname indicates that the passenger was the Wittwe (widow) of Adam Lochbohler; surname has an umlaut over the second "o".
37 - Querfurt is located in Sachsen-Anhalt, about 12 miles west of Halle.
42 - There is an umlaut over the "a" in Schaper; on the quarterly abstract, the surname is shown as "Shaefer" (equivalent to "Shafer" with an umlaut over the "a"). That is certainly a possibility and a common German name, but the surname on the original list clearly shows a "p" not an "f".
43-4 - There is clearly an extra "n" in the surname for #44 and not in the surname for #43; however, only one spelling is likely "correct." They are probably brothers, or father and son.
49 - There is an umlaut over the "u" in Osnabruck.
50 - Surname could also be "Burscheid" as shown in quarterly abstract; there is an umlaut over the "u" in Ibbenburhren.
51 - Surname has an umlaut over the "o".
52 - Surname could also be "Rohlen".
53 - There is an umlaut over the "u" in Kunsche.
58 - Surname could also be "Richl" or "Biehl" or "Bichl"; occupation should be spelled "dyer".
62 - The second letter of the town is hard to read but seems to be "U".
Correspondence added 8-1-2006 - ARTS and GRAATI wanted to take a moment to thank you for your transcription of the Ship Clementine (arrived in Baltimore on 5 Jan 1835). My 3rd Great-grandfather, Arnoldus Antonius Arts, is listed next to his cousin, William Graat. They are the numbers 18 and 19 on the list. They were both born in Oeffelt, the Netherlands and immigrated to Jo
Daviess County, Illinois. Arnoldus married Marie Welp in 1839, but the marriage only lasted three years due to the husbands early death. They had three children, the youngest being born about a month after his fathers death. Arnolduss widow then married his cousin William Graat.
They had no issue. Wanssum is a town in Limburg, the Netherlands. Cassel might be Kassel
in Germany, because that was where his stepfather was from, or it could be Kessel in Limburg, the Netherlands. Marie Welps date of immigration is still a mystery, but thanks to you
and other ISTG members, it may not be for long! Regards,Mary Schumacher
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M255, Reel 1, List 2. Transcribed by Charlie Hessler a member of the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild 6 March 2004

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