Arlene Pfeifer Vedrich: The Mormon Archives has a series of microfilms "Passenger Lists of Vessels arriving in Baltimore, 1820-1948." Film #830468 includes arrivals in Baltimore from 12 Dec 1891 to 27 Dec 1892. Patrick Lipphardt Ancestral villages of Norka & Schaffhausen -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Arlene J. Vedrich Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 4:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GV] Immigration & Naturalization I have become terribly frustrated! For years I have looked for the Immigration & naturalization papers for my Grandfather. Johann Philip or Philip John, SR Pfeiffer, later Pfeifer, was b.1864 in Warenburg, Russia, d. 1952, Marlin, Washington. His wife was Maria Sophia Adolph, b.8-2-1860 in Warenburg, Russia, d.1938, Marlin, Washington. Three children arrived with them; Johann Philip or Philip John, JR, b. 1887 in Warenburg, Maria Christina,(Mary), b. 1889 in Warenburg, Katharina Margaret, (Katie), b. 1891 in Warenburg. They left Warenburg on 25 February, 1892 for Bremen. Supposedly, they boarded a ship, "Weimar" & arrived in Baltimore, MD, 30 March, 1892. They went to Wisconsin to live with a cousin for a year. They then moved to Nebraska. In 1902 they moved to Washington State. HELP! On one of my searches I read on-line that some of the ship lists were destroyed in Bremen. Arlene Pfeifer Vedrich IN GOD WE TRUST ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message