I, Hubert Crawford do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my name, and now delivered by me to the Collector of Customs for the District of New-York, contains, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a just and true account of all the Passengers received on board the Brig North whereof I am Master, from Hamburg. Sworn to the 14th Septbr 1840, before me, C?rosr?ns??. [signed] Hubert Crawford

List or Manifest of all Passengers taken on board the Brig North whereof H. Crawford is Master, from Hamburg burthen one hundred twenty two tons.

Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, The country to which they severally belong, The Country of which they intend to become inhabitants (1), and Died on the Voyage (2).

 1  H Dettenheimer      28 M Weaver     Bavaria
 2  M Schumalder        27 F            Bavaria
 3  H Feltman           22 M Dealer     Bavaria
 4  E Feltman           24 F            Bavaria
 5  L A Mergethumer     28 M Labourer   Bavaria
 6  M Lihlemler         22 M Labourer   Bavaria
 7  Simon Froum         25 M Glazier    Bavaria
 8  R Bachman           23 M Weaver     Bavaria
 9  D Holstein          24 F            Bavaria
10  F Froman            22 F            Bavaria
11  J Eisenbrandt       28 F            Bavaria
12* ? Bernart           24 F            Bavaria
13  B Hirschkind        29 M Butcher    Bavaria
14  L Suplin            26 F            Bavaria
15  G Herman            29 M Comb Maker Bavaria 
16  P Haufman           28 M Shoemaker  Bavaria
17  D Strasburger       28 M Ropemaker  Bavaria
18  J Hartman           22 F            Bavaria
19  J Wartzenfelder     28 M Dealer     Bavaria
20  M Wartzenfelder     24 M Taylor     Bavaria
21  J Wolf              53 M Optician   Bavaria
22  S Wolf              18 M Optician   Bavaria
23  B Wolf              24 F            Bavaria
24  Bertha Wolf         15 F            Bavaria
25  Cartha Wolf         14 F            Bavaria
26  Eda Wolf            12 F            Bavaria
27  Hannah Wolf         10 F            Bavaria
28  Judith Wolf          8 F            Bavaria
29  Janet Wolf           6 F            Bavaria
30  Jacob Wolf           4 M            Bavaria
31  C Alt               42 M Millwright Rusia
32  A Doran             25 F            Bavaria
33* J Leibst            24 F            Bavaria

34+ J Schmadebuch       43 M Cartwright Mecklenburgh
35  C Schmadebuch       32 F            Mecklenburgh
36  J H Schmadebuch     15 M            Mecklenburgh
37  J H Schmadebuch     10 M            Mecklenburgh
38  Doreth Schmadebuch   7 F            Mecklenburgh
39  John Schmadebuch     4 M            Mecklenburgh
40  Charles Schmadebuch  2 M            Mecklenburgh 

41  K Hubman            22 M Baker      Bavaria
42  J G Phillips        22 M Tailor     Wurtemburgh
43  J Waltheimer        25 M Weaver     Bavaria
44* A Child born on
    the voyage             M      


Transcriber's Notes:
(1) All passengers listed "U. States", so the column is omitted.
(2) None died on the voyage, so the column is omitted.
*12 Looks most like C, obliterated by ink drop.
*33 Looks most like J, could be F.
*44 Parent(s) of the child born on board are not indicated,
    and no name is listed for him. 

+34 This man, J Schmadebuch is believed to be the same as the 
    son, Joachim Hinrich in the family of Schmarbecks listed in 
    the Heiligenhagen 1819 census with # 141.  He matches by name, age, and occupation.

    His wife then is known from church books to be Catharina Sophia 
    geb. Range and is also listed in the 1819 census of Heiligenhagen.  
    No record of them has yet been found in the 1850 US Census or later.
  
    The son John is possibly the man who is listed as John Schmalbeck in the 
    1860 US census in Buffalo, NY.
    
    It is believed that the son Charles, who is exactly the right name and 
    age, is the Charles Schmalbeck who marries Maria Sophie Stoll in Illinois.  
    He would then be the patriarch of another main branch of descendants named 
    Schmalbeck living in the US today.
    
    An account of Bruno Schmadebeck states that he met a George Schmalbeck
    in Des Plaines, Ill., a man known to descend from Charles Schmalbeck and
    Maria Sophie Stoll (who is later known as "Grandma Wolf").  George stated
    to Bruno that his family also used the surname "Schmaddebeck" in Mecklenburg,
    which would link back to this ship manifest.  

    This Schmadebuch family matches the Heiligenhagen church books by both names
    and ages, with the exception of the elder son, J. H. age 15.  The father had
    a son with another, who was named Hans Hinrich born in 1828, who could be
    the son, J. H. with an age error.  The son Charles was baptized Christian 
    Joachim, but matches by age.

National Archives and Records Administration,
Film M237, Roll 43, List 688.