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SS Greece


London, England to New York
7 April 1879

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
I, Wm. Pearce, Master of the SS Greece, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of New York, is a full and perfect List of all the Passengers taken on board of the said Greece at London from which Port said Greece has now arrived; and that on the said List is truly designated the age, the sex, and the occupation of each of the said Passengers, the part of the vessel occupied by each during the passage, the country to which each belongs, and also the country of which it is intended by each to become an inhabitant; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said Passengers who have died on said voyage, and the names and ages of those who have died, So help me, God. (signed) W. Pearce
Sworn to this 7 April, 1879 before me Gm Platch, Jr.(maybe) List or Manifest of all the Passengers taken on board the (blank) whereof Wm (blank) is Master, from (illegible) burthen (blank) tons.
Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, Occupation, The Country to which they severally belong, The Country of which they intend to become Inhabitants, Died on the Voyage, Part of the Vessel occupied by each Passenger during the Voyage. No one died on the voyage, so that column is not shown here. For Saloon Passengers, the "Part of the Vessel occupied" in all cases was Aft, first passenger had 1st Cabin, all dittos below that. For Steerage Passengers, "Part of the Vessel occupied" in all cases was After Steerage. Therefore, "Part of the Vessel occupied" is not shown here.
    
Saloon Passengers

 1  Mrs. Farham           40 F Lady        U.S.America U.S.America
 2* (illegible)              M (illegible) U.S.America U.S.America
 3  Mr. E. S. Wilde       39 M Gentleman   U.S.America U.S.America
 4  John Wilde            13 M Gentleman   U.S.America U.S.America
 5  Mr. C. H. Roller      36 M Gentleman   France      U.S.America
 6  Mrs. Roller           32 F Lady        France      U.S.America
 7  Mr. T. Koeb           40 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
 8  Mr. ? T. Elliot       30 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America
 9  Mr. Rilly             33 M Gentleman   U.S.America U.S.America
10  Mrs. Rilly            34 F Lady        U.S.America U.S.America
11  Mr. D. Mayers         25 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America
12* Mr. H. Mays           20 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America
13* Mr. C. Daney          28 M Gentleman   France      U.S.America
14* Mrs. Daney            22 F Lady        France      U.S.America
15  Capt. Dillon          39 M Gentleman   U.S.America U.S.America
16  Mr. W. Lacy           25 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
17  Mr. Sanders           22 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America
18  Miss E. Fowler        18 F Lady        England     U.S.America
19  Mrs. Wynne            36 F Lady        England     U.S.America
20  Mrs. H.R. Walker      40 F Lady        England     U.S.America
21  Fred Walker           10 M             England     U.S.America
22  Willy Walker           4 M             England     U.S.America
23  Mrs. H?dingham        35 F Lady        England     U.S.America
24  Mr. G. Collinson      25 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America
25  Mr. E.W. Walker       23 M Gentleman   England     U.S.America

Steerage Passengers

26  William Chamberlin    22 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
27  James Page            33 M Tailor      Ireland     U.S.America
28  John Gubbins          21 M Farmer      Ireland     U.S.America
29  Herman Volatt         25 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
30* Esther Price          49 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
31  Sarah Price           15 F Seamster    England     U.S.America
32  Betty (Betsy) Price   12 F             England     U.S.America
33  Richard Jones         19 M Farmer      Ireland     U.S.America
34  A.?. Odenwaldt        19 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
35  George Savill         26 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
36  Lewis Levy            21 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
37  Solomon Fo?ias        36 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
38  James Dutterfield     33 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
39  Fredrick Sims         32 M Tailor      Germany     U.S.America
40  Thomas Lea            38 M Tailor      Scotland    U.S.America
41  Henry Harris          16 M Tailor      England     U.S.America
42  George Allen          25 M Farmer      England     U.S.America
43  Ann Tynnau            35 F Seamster    England     U.S.America
44  John McDonald         40 M Painter     England     U.S.America
45  Susanah McDonald      40 F Wife        England     U.S.America
46  Agnes McDonald        15 F Child       England     U.S.America
47  John McDonald          7 M Child       England     U.S.America
48  Peder C Janson        30 M Tailor      Germany     U.S.America
49  Adolf Weidt           27 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
50  Auguste Weidt         27 F Wife        Germany     U.S.America
51* Ann Tynan             35 M Servant     England     U.S.America
52  Augt Schmidt          18 M Sailor      Germany     U.S.America
53* J. Schlu?p*           22 M             Germany     U.S.America
54  Michel Schiefferli    45 M             Germany     U.S.America
55* Joseph Maier          22 M             Germany     U.S.America
56  Anne Huber            22 F Servant     Scotland    U.S.America
57* J.B. ?ambiaggio       52 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
58  G.B. Mariow           52 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
59* Louis Sini            46 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
60* Samuel Sini           18 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
61  Biog Davini           48 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
62  Carol Si??oni         24 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
63  Giorgi Domainio       43 M Labourer    Germany     U.S.America
64  G. Domainio           34 F Wife        Germany     U.S.America
65  M. Musso              27 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
66  G. Ally?ower          23 M Farmer      Germany     U.S.America
67* Rachel Reichart       33 M Farmer      Italy       U.S.America
68  Barnett Reichart      13 M Farmer      Italy       U.S.America
69  Jane Reichart          7 F Child       Italy       U.S.America
70  Jacob Reichart         6 M Child       Italy       U.S.America
71  Woolf Reichart         4 M Child       Italy       U.S.America
72* Tordai Sichtenstein   19 M Tailor      Germany     U.S.America
73  J.N. DeCosta          67 M Farmer      England     U.S.America

(At this point the list ends, with no totals.  There is a shadow of what
may be the Captain's signature, and below it the word Master.)


Transcriber's Notes:

* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
  the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
  in the transcriber's notes.

? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
  condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.

Two different handwritings were used to make this list, so it was
difficult to assume the shapes of M, N, L, T, etc.

Passenger numbers were added to aid in referencing.

 2  The second passenger is almost completely illegible.  Age seems to be
    missing.  He is a Male from U.S. America, whose last name begins with an
    "M".  Maybe Mathers or Mathias?
12  Mays - Could be Mayers
13-14  Daney - Could be Dimey
30  Esther Price really is listed as M. 
51  Ann Tynan really is listed as M.  
53- 55  Same occupations were dittoed throughout, therefore the first Farmer
    in a group was spelled out, rest in the group were dittoed.  Although
    the 3 names after Schmidt have blank for Occupation, it is possible they
    were also Sailors.
55  Maier - could be Moier
57  ?ambiaggio - could be Lambiaggio or Tambiaggio
59-60  Sini - could be Sim 
67  Rachel Reichart really is listed as M.
72  Sichtenstein - given name could be Tordis
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 417, List 315.
Transcribed by Barbara Jensen for the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 January 1999



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