Passenger List for the brigantine Pennsylvania Merchant Sept 18, 1733
Palatines imported in the brigantine Pennsylvania Merchant, of London, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam, last from Plymouth - seventy one males above sixteen, fifty-six females; and sixty four males and females under sixteen in all 191.
Johann Klemm
Gotlob Klemm
Georg Scholtz
David Scholtz
Johannes Naas
Pierre Marot
Andreas Kleim *
Georg Schait ?
Johannes Riegel
Johannes Riegel jr.
Michael Walter
Georg Knop
Jacob Ott
Ludwig Ewalt
Micahel Ludwig *
Daniel Ludwig *
Philip Schmyer
Peter Ruth *
Hans Lauer
Mattheis Gisch
Adam Vollmer
Ludowick Evaldt *
Frederick Gotz *
Johammes Mihm
Peter Schmidt *
Paulus Schaffer
Adreas Frey *
Bermhart Mauss
Andreas Bauer
Peter Straub
Friederich Glass
Johannes Gordner
Mattheus Buchler
Andreas Mosemann
Christiam Mosemann
Hans Burchard
David Burchard
Johan Aullenbacher
Joh. Valentin Pressel
Carolus Burckhard
Johann Schonfeldt
Johan Aullenbacker
Joh. Valentin Pressel
Carolus Burckhard
Joh. Philip Weymnandt
Johan Michael Ott
Alenander Gasser *
Joh. Michael Staudt
Joh. Jost Ohlwein
Philip Angelberger
Michael Seydenbender
Johan Daneil Endt
Johan Valentin Dndt
Joahn Peter Saling
Hans Martin Santer *
Johann Adam Beyer
Joh. Christoph Igelsbach
Michael Kelchner
Georg Barthol. Schaffer
John Ludwig Sees
Hans Georg Hauk
Christian Hook *
Hans Georg Grondt
Georg Adam Kock *
Justus Osterrath
Johann Georg Grimm
Henrich Schmidt
Sick
Melchior Gronsaum
Henrich Reet
Jacob Unger
Under sixteen
Henrich Souchonet
Guilliam Marot
Philip Marot
Danile Marot
Hans Georg Ritt
Caspar Klemm
Abraham Riegel
Johannes Ewalt
Johann Schmyer
Johannes Gasser
Matheis Gasser
Joh. Ruth
Jacob Ruth
Peter Ruth
Georg Winter
Hans Winter
Andreas Stehlin
Johannes Stehlin
Matheis Stehlin
Jacob Schultz
Joh. Gotz
Johannes Reuter
Peter Ingold
Jacob Frick
Paulus Schaffer
Georg Schaffer
Georg Stoubig
Christian Striebig
Joh. Schaffer
Christopher Frey
Christian Fischer
Jacob Straub
Peter Straub
Georg Hauck
Paulus Gardner
Andreas Buckler
Source: A Collection of upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and other Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727 to 1776; Prof. I. Daniel Rupp, Second Revised Edition, 1876, Philadelphia; pp.94-97.
On September 24 shortly after their arrival, they celebrated their first Gedaechtnisz Tag, the September Thanksgiving. Though fewer than 3,000 people in a handful of Pennsylvania congregations still observe it, it is the oldest continuous Thanksgiving tradition in America.
The Schwenkfelders
St. Andrew Schwenckfelder passengers of 1734
Palatine Passenger List Index
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