S-077 · passenger manifest

Ludwig Einstein passenger manifest aboard SS Aquitania, New York arrival, 1939

Repository
National Archives and Records Administration / Ancestry
Reference
New York passenger list; Ancestry collection 7488, record 1004163396, images NYT715_6305-0067 and NYT715_6305-0068, list 16, line 17
Date
March 31, 1939
People
Ludwig Einstein
Places
Stuttgart, Württemberg, New York, New York, San Francisco, California

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Reliability and limits

Contemporary federal passenger manifest visually reviewed on Ancestry. The identity, arrival, Stuttgart origin, and Koshland contact are clear. The foreign-contact spelling and geography are difficult and conflict with the clearer San Francisco continuation in S-078, so S-077 is not used to resolve that person's exact name or residence. The restricted image is not committed to Git.

Supported discoveries

Ludwig Einstein, born 26 July 1880 in Stuttgart, was a son of Emil Einstein and Karoline/Caroline Schweizer and therefore a brother of Auguste Einstein Saalfeld, Melita Einstein Levy, and Josephine Einstein Schwarzschild Stone.

Ludwig's naturalization file and draft card establish the same Stuttgart-born man, with the exact birth date 26 July 1880, at 3897 Clay Street. The 1940 and 1950 censuses directly call him Melita Levy's brother, and the 1950 census also calls Josephine Stone their sister. C-019 independently bridges Melita to Auguste, while C-009 establishes Auguste and Josephine as daughters of Emil Einstein and Karoline/Caroline Schweizer. The California death index matches Ludwig's exact birth date and reports his mother's maiden name as Schweitzer and father's surname as Einstein. Ludwig's 1939 manifests also name cousins in the Laupheim Einstein network and at 3800 Washington Street in San Francisco. Josephine independently named the same San Francisco cousin, Corinne Koshland; Corinne's signed passport uses the maiden name Schweitzer, and the likely Laupheim cousin Benno Nördlinger was a son of Pauline Einstein. This convergence makes the parentage and sibling relationship highly likely.

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