The Stenzel Family

Simon Dulas Family Passenger Ship Information from J. M. Bias:: The Simon Dulas family left through the port of Hamburg, Germany via (le) Havre, France arriving in the port of New York, New York on November 1, 1884 aboard the German vessel SS Hammonia. The ship's manifest shows the following: Passenger #548, Simon Dulas, age 41, citizen of Prussia Passenger #549, Marie Dulas, age 33, citizen of Prussia Passenger #550, Franz Dulas, age 9, citizen of Prussia (actual age 13) Passenger #551, Paul Dulas, age 8, citizen of Prussia (actual age 10) Passenger #552, Agnes Dulas, age 7, citizen of Prussia (actual age 9) Passenger #553, Josef Dulas, age 4, citizen of Prussia Passenger #554, Marie Dulas, age 2, citizen of Prussia They were in Steerage class, compartment D with 2 pieces of luggage, occupation workmen, destination United States. There were 4 compartments in steerage class, A through D. The total number of passengers aboard the ship SS Hammonia: Cabin Passengers 130 Steerage Passengers 639 Total 769 Julia Lenort (who later married Frank Dulas) and her parents, Thomas and Johanna (Pietrok) Lenort, and 4 other brothers and sisters immigrated together with the Simon Dulas family. A sister (Frances Lenort) of Thomas Lenort was also aboard this ship. Josef Stenzel, age 16, son of Paul and Julie Stenzel was also aboard this ship. Immigration information for Mary and Thomas Stenzel, can not be found but was probably between 1882 and 1884.