Immigrant's surname:   BORTNER
  Immigrant's given name(s):   Balthasar
                  Ship name:   Adventure
          U.S. arrival date:   23 SEP 1732
                       Port:   Philadelphia, PA
            Place of origin:   Hochstadt, Germany
                     Source:   Bortner/Bordner family history

Notes:

               Submitted by:   David Becker
              Email address:   benhur@pond.com
                    Address:   1821 North Hills Dr.
                               Apt. # 30
                               Norristown, PA   19401

Immigrant's surname: BUTZ 
Immigrant's given name(s): Hans Michael 
Ship name: Adventure 
U.S. arrival date: 23 SEP 1732 
Port: Philadelphia, PA 
Place of origin: unknown 
Source: Strassburger & Hinke, PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN PIONEERS, p 83-87 
Notes: 
Listed as Michl Pots, Michl Potts & Michel Putz, age 40 in PA GERMAN PIONEERS. Arrived with 
wife Margaretha (age 22, possibly an error), daughter Margaretha (age 5) and son Hans Michael 
(age 11). Had another son Adam, chr 28 JUL 1734 at New Goshenhoppen Church, East Greenville, 
Montgomery Co., PA. Resided in Springfield Twp., Bucks Co., PA 
Submitted by: Mike Bartholomew 
Email address: mikebar@proaxis.com
Address: 24568 SW Airport Rd. Philomath, OR 97370

        Immigrant's surname:   GLANTZ
  Immigrant's given name(s):   Hieronymus
                  Ship name:   Adventure
          U.S. arrival date:   23 Sep 1732
                       Port:   Philadelphia, PA
            Place of origin:   Palatinate, Germany
                     Source:   Pennsylvania German Pioneers, Volume I by Ralph Beaver
                                 Strassburger

Notes:
Born in 1703 migrated to Ireland and then on to USA.  Married Maria Magdelene.  They
brought two children with them,  Anna Margaret born 1723 and D. Micalle.  The surname
changed several times from arrival until approximtely 1770s.  The changes came
apparently from census takers and other officials as they attempted to sound out 
the spelling.  Some of the spellings include: Glantz, Glance, Claunch, Clonts and
Clontz.  The current spelling was finalized when the two grandsons of Hieronymus
Glantz fought in the Revolutionary War.  Pension records are on file for George and
Jeremiah Clontz.  These are two sons of D. Micalle Glantz who became known as John
Michael Clontz.  Hieronymus Glantz ended up settling in Virginia.  His grandsons
moved on to North Carolina and many generations still live in that area.

               Submitted by:   Robert L. Clontz
              Email address:   rclontz@ptialaska.net
                    Address:   309 Rogers Road
                               Kenai, Alaska  99611

        Immigrant's surname:   PORTERNER
  Immigrant's given name(s):   Balzar Pauley
                  Ship name:   Adventure
          U.S. arrival date:   23 Sep 1732
                       Port:   Philadelphia, PA
            Place of origin:   Palatine valley
                     Source:   New World Immigrants, p.8, vol II. / Geo. Bortner of Codorus
                                twp York Co.and His Decendents by Chas. H. Glatfelter

Notes:
Balzar was 37 when he came to America. was marrried to Mary Elizabeth Merrelis
Left Philadelphia and moved to Lancaster Co. Tulpehocken Twp.
They had 7 children Hanna, Jacob, George (Sr.)born 1731/1732 aboard the ship
"Adventure", Peter 1734, Philippina aka Rosena  1736, Mary Elizabeth 1738,
Philip ?,
Through translation the spelling Porterner was dropped to Bortner.

               Submitted by:   Dan Bortner
              Email address:   dbortner@toolcity.net
                    Address:   Dan Bortner
                               20078 Merritt Road
                               Saegertown,PA 16433

        Immigrant's surname:   SCHOLL
  Immigrant's given name(s):   Johannes
                  Ship name:   Adventure
          U.S. arrival date:   23 SEP 1732
                       Port:   Philadelphia, PA
            Place of origin:   unknown
                     Source:   Harrisburg, PA  archives

Notes:
Don't know original place of settlement in the United States, but one
son, Bostion (Passion) was in Salem County, New Jersey, in 1781.  Johannes
ws shows as 48 years of age when he arrived.  Others traveling with him were
Katterena, aged 35; Passion, aged 9; Hnna Mirea, aged 6; Katterena, aged 3.

               Submitted by:   Rosalie Schaefers Lamb
              Email address:   krlamb@kode.net
                    Address:   2127 W. Cook Road
                               Grand Blanc, MI  48439  U.S.A.