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Emigrants on the ship ‚Vaterlandsliebe‘ from Antwerp to Philadelphia 1817

Transcribed and revised by Eberhard Fritz



Emigrants on the ship ‚Vaterlandsliebe‘ from Antwerp to Philadelphia 1817
Emigranten aus dem Königreich Württemberg auf dem Schiff “Vaterlandsliebe von Antwerpen nach Philadelphia, 1817



In 1817, due to a severe economic crisis in the Kingdom of Wuerttemberg, thousands of people left the country. Most of them went down the river Danube from Ulm to Southern Russia, where the Czar had offered them land on favorable conditions. Some others, however, went to the United States, the country of religious freedom. Among them there was a group of Separatists, people who had separated from the Protestant Church which they despised. Some men had been arrested on the fortress of Hohenasperg near Ludwigsburg for many years.
In Ohio, the Separatists founded a community named Zoar. Soon afterwards a community of goods was established by abolishing any private property. The Zoar Society existed until the end of the 19th century and was dissolved in 1898.
Most of the passengers on the ship ‘Vaterlandsliebe’ were Separatists who went to Zoar. Some others were probably friends and sympathizers who did not take the decision. The leading men in Zoar, Joseph Michael Bäumler from Merklingen and later Ulm who called himself Bimeler in the U.S., and Stephan Huber from Rottenacker, do not appear on the list. Perhaps they went earlier to America to do the necessary preparations.
Here the names of the passengers are given in their original German form. In the list there appear 107 persons who had signed the shipping contract, and their family members and friends are given as companions. The hometowns are given where they could be found; in the original list only the district towns are given, and some of them are obviously incorrect (these mistakes are not corrected here). The document is to be found at the State Archives Ludwigsburg D 41 Bue 4408. A transcript of the original passenger list was already published on the Internet:
http://www.schule-bw.de/unterricht/faecheruebergreifende_themen/landeskunde/modelle/epochen/neuzeit/migration/staatsarchivlb/ab4.pdf

Im Jahr 1817 kam es durch Missernten und stark ansteigende Lebensmittelpreise im Königreich Württemberg zu einer schweren ökonomischen Krise. Tausende von Menschen verließen das Land. Die meisten fuhren mit dem Schiff die Donau hinunter bis nach Südrussland. Dort hatte ihnen der Zar Land zu günstigen Bedingungen versprochen. Einige andere wanderten jedoch in die Vereinigten Staaten, das Land der religiösen Freiheit, aus. Unter ihnen befand sich eine Gruppe von Separatisten, Menschen, die sich aus religiösen Gründen von der protestantischen Kirche getrennt hatten. Einige Männer hatten wegen ihrer religiösen Überzeugungen jahrelange Strafen auf der Festung Hohenasperg bei Ludwigsburg verbüßt.
In Ohio begründeten die Separatisten eine Siedlung und nannten sie Zoar. Bald nach der Gründung führten sie die Gütergemeinschaft ein, indem jegliches Privateigentum abgeschafft wurde. Die “Zoar Society” existierte bis zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts und wurde 1898 aufgelöst.
Die meisten Passagiere auf dem Schiff „Vaterlandsliebe“’ waren Separatisten, die nach Zoar reisten. Einige andere waren vielleicht Freunde oder Sympathisanten, die sich in den Vereinigten Staaten der Zoar Society nicht anschlossen. Die führenden Männer in Zoar, Joseph Michael Bäumler aus Merklingen, der später in Ulm lebte und sich in Amerika Bimeler nannte, und Stephan Huber aus Rottenacker, erscheinen nicht in der Liste. Vielleicht waren sie schon früher nach Amerika gereist, um Vorbereitungen zur Siedlungsgründung zu treffen.
Hier erscheinen die Namen der Passagiere in der originalen deutschen Schreibweise. In der Liste erscheinen 107 Personen, und ihre Familienmitglieder und Freunde werden als Begleiter erwähnt. Die Herkunftsorte sind angegeben, soweit sie ermittelt werden konnten. Im Original erscheinen nur die Oberämter, aber manche Angaben sind nicht richtig (die Fehler wurde hier nicht korrigiert). Die Passagierliste befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Ludwigsburg D 41 Bü 4408. Ein Transkript der originalen Liste findet sich auf der oben angegebenen Homepage schule-bw.




For the context of that special emigration see:
Zum allgemeinen Zusammenhang sei auf folgende Publikationen verwiesen:


Eberhard Fritz: Radikaler Pietismus in Württemberg. Religiöse Ideale im Konflikt mit gesellschaftlichen Realitäten. (Quellen und Forschungen zur württembergischen Kirchengeschichte Band 18). Epfendorf 2003.
Eberhard Fritz: Roots of Zoar, Ohio, in early 19th century Württemberg: The Separatist group of Rottenacker and its Circle. Part one. In: Communal Societies 22/2002. p. 27-44. Part two. In: Communal Societies 23/2003. p. 29-44.
Eberhard Fritz: Separatistinnen und Separatisten in Württemberg und in angrenzenden Territorien. Ein biografisches Verzeichnis. Stuttgart 2005.

Nr

Vorname

Familienname

Wohnort

Oberamt

Bemerkungen
1MichaelSindlingerMötzingenHerrenbergAccompanied by his wife, 4 daughters, 4 sons
2JakobWalzHochdorf, Dekanat WildbergHorbAccompanied by his sister Elisabeth Walz
3Karl DavidRaiser LudwigsburgBesigheim
4BarbaraAckermannErbstettenMarbachWife of Johannes Ackermann. Accompanied by three sons aged 13, 9 and 3, and five daughters aged 17,15,11, and 7
5Anna MariaLinkTübingen
6MariaAckermannErbstettenMarbachWife of Christian Ackermann. Accompanied by two sons aged 13 and 7, and two daughters aged 12 and 2
7Eva KatharinaMutschelknausErbstettenMarbachAccompanied by her husband ged 48, two sons aged 17 and 11, and four daughters aged 21, 19, 15, and 8.
8BarbaraBertschMötzingenHerrenberg
9ElisabethMartiniMühlen am NeckarHorbAccompanied by her sister-in-law Christina Walz
10MargareteMayerTübingen
11ChristineAckermannErbstettenMarbachSeparated from her husband. Accompanied by two daughters aged 13 and 11, and by her mother-in-law Maria Agnes Ackermann aged 65.
12MargareteBöhringerBoll GöppingenAccompanied by her brother Johann Georg Böhringer.
13ChristinaWalzMühlen am NeckarHorb
14BarbaraAuchGrötzingenKirchheimAccompanied by her sister Katharina aged 9.
15ElisabethWalzHochdorf, Dekanat WildbergHorbAccompanied by her brother Johannes Walz.
16Johann GeorgBöhringerBollGöppingenAccompanied by his wife and his daughter Anna Maria.
17AugustHuberLudwigsburgAccompanied by his wife Wilhelmina Huber aged 22.
18Johann GeorgPlatzMötzingenHerrenbergAccompanied by his wife and a daughter aged 12.
19JohannesGöseleBoll GöppingenAccompanied by his son aged 12.
20Johann GeorgGöseleBollGöppingenAccompanied by his wife and four sons aged 19, 17, 14 and 12.
21Johann GeorgGrötzingerRottenackerEhingen
22ChristophReinhardKorbWaiblingen
23Johann GeorgJausGöppingen
24GottliebPlatzNagoldAccompanied by his wife aged 25.
25JohannesWizemann Marbach
26JohannesBreymaierRottenackerEhingen
27Regina KatharinaZellerÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by her sister Christine Zeller.
28Anna BarbaraReiffOberhausenReutlingen
29Maria AgnesZangerUnterhausenReutlingenWidow. Accompanied by five children aged 8 to 23.
30Anna MariaMüllerSchlaitdorfTübingen
31ElisabethSchwäbleMurrMarbachWidow of Ludwig Schwäble.
32Eva MagdalenaKatz MarbachAccompanied by Johannes Ries, worker.
33Marie AgnesBaderOberhausenReutlingen
34BarbaraPetermannSchlaitdorfTübingen
35Anna KatharinaMüllerSchlaitdorfTübingen
36MagdalenaLangenbacherSchorndorf
37Anna MariaVetterAlbershausenGöppingenAccompanied by three children.
38IddaFaupelLauterachEhingenAccompanied by her sister Ursula Faupel.
39EvaKlinglerLaufen Balingen
40JakobineHuberEppingen
41Anna MariaStahleckerHonauReutlingenAccompanied by Elisabeth Margarete Hagelloch.
42KatharinaWehrMaulbronnAccompanied by her sister Maria Barbara Wehr.
43Maria DorotheaOttDettingen unter TeckKirchheimWidow.
44JohannaFladSchlaitdorfTübingen
45BarbaraWagner GeislingenAccompanied by her daughter Anna Barbara aged 2 and her son Georg aged 14.
46JohannesScheuringMaulbronn
47JohannesAltAlbershausenGöppingenAccompanied by his two children aged 18 and 19.
48Johann GeorgBleher ReutlingenAccompanied by his wife and three children aged 11, 8, and 4.
49MichaelVetterMurrMarbachAccompanied by his family.
50GottfriedBacherMaubachBacknangAccompanied by his wife, two children and a maid.
51FriedrichSeisserHochdorf, Dekanat WildbergGöppingenAccompanied by his wife, four children and Johannes Müller.
52Johann JakobHingerUnterhausenReutlingenAccompanied by his wife Margarete aged 36.
53DorotheaWiedMurrMarbachDaughter of Jakob Friedrich Wied. Accompanied by her father Jakob Friedrich Wied.
54GottfriedAckermannWattenweilerBacknangWidower. Accompanied by three children.
55JohannesZimmermannFrommernBalingenAccompanied by his wife Gottliebin Zimmermann.
56Johann KasparBührerWeilheim, Pfarrei FrommernBalingen
57JeremiasHaidHonau ReutlingenAccompanied by his daughter Anna Maria Heid aged 26.
58JohannesBleyUnterhausenReutlingenAccompanied by Johannes Henger from Unterhausen.
59JohannesMaierMerklingenSchorndorf
60Ludwig FriedrichBirkHochdorf, Dekanat GöppingenGöppingenAccompanied by Johannes Müller.
61SamuelFritzGrötzingenNürtingenAccompanied by his wife and nine children.
62LudwigBeckLudwigsburg
63MatthäusMutschlerUnterhausenReutlingenAccompanied by his wife and four children.
64Johann GeorgNädeleBetzingenReutlingenAccompanied by his son Sebastian aged 17 and three daughters aged 27 to 30.
65JakobMetzgerUnterhausenReutlingenAccompanied by four children aged 3 to 16.
66ChristianFritzTübingenAccompanied by his wife and his children.
67KarlWintergerstReutlingenAccompanied by his two children Agathe and Maria Anna.
68Johann JakobFeggenbuschÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by his wife Christine and his three children aged 9, 8, and 5.
69JohannesMüller HochdorfGöppingenAccompanied by his wife, his three children, and Friedrich Reißer.
70JohannesNeefÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by his five children aged 24, 20, 17, 16, and 12.
71JohannesMarstaller Tübingen
72MartinKehrerBetzingen ReutlingenAccompanied by his wife and his seven children aged 5 to 18.
73Johann UlrichSpeidelPfullingenReutlingenAccompanied by his wife and his three children aged 7 to 13.
74Karl GottfriedBösBacknangSchorndorf
75Johann GottfriedKappelKnittlingenMaulbronn
76Christian WilhelmMögeleLeonberg
77Anna MariaVetterAlbershausenMarbachWife of Kaspar Vetter.
78Johann GottfriedBanzhafIllingenMaulbronnAccompanied by Kaspar Vetter and his daughter Christine Reine(?) aged 8.
79JohannesBertschOberhausenReutlingen
80Georg FriedrichHolzheyIllingenMaulbronnAccompanied by his wife, his son aged 10, a cousin aged 7 and by Reine Christine Banzhaf, daughter of Johann Gottfried Banzhaf.
81Christian UlrichBöhringerÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by his wife and his six children aged 6,19,11,9, 5, and 3.
82PhilippSelterSchorndorf
83AgnesSchneiderStreichenBalingenAccompanied by her sister Anna Maria Schneider.
84JudithHuberRottenacker EhingenAccompanied by her daughter.
85ElisabethFahrionEsslingen
86DorotheaNeubranderReutlingenAccompanied by her sister Margarete Neubrander, aged 21.
87Johann JakobHolderriethÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by his three children.
88ChristineZellerÖlbronnMaulbronnAccompanied by her sister Katharina Zeller.
89Elisabeth MargareteHagenlochHonauReutlingenAccompanied by Anna Stahlecker from Honau.
90ChristineVetterMarbach
91Anna MariaHarrMötzingenHerrenberg
92Maria MagdalenaHaidBesigheim
93KatharinaVosslerMaulbronn
94KatharinaDappStockenhausenBalingenAccompanied by her daughter and Agnes Wizemann.
95Johann GottliebTrefzUnterbrüdenBacknang
96Philipp JakobSchneckenburgerLudwigsburg
97JohannesSchelleMarbach
98JohannesMüller Hochdorf, Dekanat Wildberg Backnang
99Georg FriedrichRappBacknang
100ChristophBuck Ludwigsburg
101David GottliebSeyfangLudwigsburg
102JakobSeyfangLudwigsburg
103Ludwig DavidBeckStetten im RemstalBesigheim
104KasparMeyerNürtingen
105Johann FriedrichBachoferWeilheim unter TeckKirchheim
106JakobSchacherRottenackerTübingen
107JakobGemmiRottenackerBesigheim
 
 
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