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AND OTHER IMMIGRANTS—1754. 323
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212) Sept. 14, 1754. Ship Nancy, Ewing, Captain, from
Kotterdam, last from Cowes.—Inhabitants from Lorraine, f
(Sept. 14, 1754. ©c^iff 9]anct), Sajjitain Swing, oon 3totter*
bam über Someö.—Sintvot^ner »on 2ott)ringen.t
Abram Huguelet,
Antoni Hogar,
Charles Huguelet,
Jeania Quepic,
Johannes Adolphf,
Peter Rämmy,*
Simon Keppler,
Johannes Seyser,
Friederich Kramer,
Abram Joray,
Johannes Bär,*
Abraham Gobat,
Frederick Showay,*
Peter Smith,*
Carl Steiss,*
Thomas Bauer,
Adam Maine,
Michel Haag,
Christian Colly,
Christoffel Weiss,
Jacob Müller,
Johannes UU,
Pierre Vautie,
Franc La Mero,
Pierre Griene,
Abram Duille,
Georg Got,
Pierre Dechin,
Philip Hasslinger,
Philip Spannseiler,
Wilhelm Bahr,*
Frantz Bahr,*
Christian Boss,
Caspar Biegel,*
Jean Mathiat,
Georg Dessloch,
Alexandre Guille,
Jacob Bauer,
Jacob Brautwald,
Joh. Georg Steubesant,
Mattheus Schendt,
Nicklaus Schwartz,
Johan Jacob Voll,
Joh. Daniel Meyländer,
Adam Le Roy,
Abram Le Roy,
Ludwig Keiner,
Abram De Die,
f Lorraine, an old province in the North-East of France, and since the
treaty of peace, at Frankfort, 1871, again became attached to Germany
In ancient times this name was applied to the countries of Germany
and the Netherlands, northward to the mouth of the Rhine. (Bd.)
i Sot^rtngen, cine o(te beutfc^e ^rostrtj, jtorböjiltc^ ijon granfret'c^ ge=
legen unb fett bem granffurter ^rieben 1871 »teber mit Deutfc^lanb öer=
bunben. 3n alter ^eit mixie biefer 5?ame ben Sa'nbern Deutfc^lanb'g unb
ber 9?ieberlanbe beigelegt, wel^e nörbli^ »on ber 5)fünbung be^ 9lf fin^
logen,—(Herausgeber.)
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