Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

SS Manchuria

I, A. Dixon, of the Am. S.S. Manchuria, from Honolulu, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that all the aliens embarking at an insular port are listed on the within manifests, and that, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information in said Lists or Manifests concerning each of said aliens named therein is correct and true in every respect. (signed) A. Dixon, Master Officer. Sworn to before me this day of (stamped) Jan 30 1910 at San Francisco, Cal. (signed) I. H. Ainsworth, Immigration Officer.

LIST OR MANIFEST, OF ALIEN PASSENGERS FROM U.S. INSULAR POSSESSION, FOR THE UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT CONTINENTAL PORT OF ARRIVAL. Required by the regulations of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor of the United States, under Act of Congress approved February 20, 1907, to be delivered to the United States Immigration Officer by the Commanding Officer of any vessel having such passengers on board upon arrival at a continental port in the United States. S.S. Manchuria, sailing from Honolulu, January, 1910. Arriving at Port of San Francisco, Jan 30 1910.

Columns represent: (1) No. on List. (2) NAME IN FULL, Family Name, Given Name. (3) Age. (4) Sex. (5) Nationality (Country of which citizen or subject). (6) Race or People. (7) Time of entering Insular Posession*. (8) Country of whence Alien entered Insular Possession. (9) Final Destination (State, city, or town, if within the United States; country, if outside the United States).

    
  Cabin

 1 Bergeron  N.            29     f     Canada   Canadian  Dec. 11/09  Canada      Vancouver, Canada
 2 Wix       Otto          35     m     Germany  German    May 1907    California  San Francisco
 3 Zedwitz   K.J.          40     m     Austria  Austrian  1899        California  Austria
 4 du Roi    Carl          44     m     Germany  German    1890        Germany     New York, N.Y.
 5 Ballachey A.A.          29     m     Canada   Canadian  Jan. 7/910  California  Alberta, Canada
 6 Ballachey F.G.          26     f     Canada   Canadian  Jan. 7/910  California  Alberta, Canada
 7 Ballachey M.C.          6 mos. f     Canada   Canadian  Jan. 7/910  California  Alberta, Canada
 8 Smith     D. Armstrong  42     male  England  British   Dec. 3/09   Japan       London, England
 9 Bres      Johannes H.?  54     male  Holland  Dutch     Janry 6/10  Japan       London, England
10 Wolff     Isidore       38     male  Holland  Dutch     Janry 6/10  Japan       San Francisco
11 de Leon   Edward Mendes 26     male  Holland  Dutch     Dec. 27/10  California  Amsterdam, Holland
12 Crosby    Katharine     29     F     British  Irish     Dec. 1909   California  Butte, Mont.
13 Jenner    William       33     m     Germany  German    Nov. 29/09  California  Rochester, N.Y.

					
(signed) I.H. Ainsworth, Immigrant Inspector  Jan 30 1910

Second Class
 1 Quintero  Jose          30     m     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 2 Gonzales  Maria G.      35     f     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 3 Gonzales  Jose G.       18     m     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 4 Gonzales  Manuel G.     116**  ?     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 5 Gonzales  Maria G.      9      f     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 6 Gonzales  Manuela G.    7      ?     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 7 Gonzales  Miguel G.     4      m     Spain    Spanish   Apr 29/07   Spain      San Francisco
 8 Gonzales  Salvador G.   8**    ?     Spain    Spanish   Born in Hawaii         San Francisco
 9 Kiyama    Junki         39     ?     Japanese Japanese  May 1907    Japan      San Francisco
10 Zubak     D.            30     ?     Austria  Austrian  Jan 20,1910 California Los Angeles, Cal.

			Angel Island Station
Feb. 1, 1910 - 8.31 A.M. - Examined and passed No. 9 on this sheet.  
Jap. Interpreter Gardiner present.
Adela Torre, Jr., Inspector

Transcriber's Notes:
* Column No. 7 "Posession" is spelled with one "s"
Information on passengers 1 thru 7 on cabin list and 1 thru 8 on second class list are in one handwriting; 
passengers 8 thru 10 on cabin list and 9 and 10 on second class list are in another handwriting;
passengers 11 thru 13 on cabin list are in yet another handwriting.
The ? indicates a letter that cannot be read on passenger No. 9 in cabin.
The ? in column 4 indicates the sex was obliterated by a check mark.
**Second class passenger No. 4, the 6 was underscored to indicate months, and also on passenger No. 8,
the 8 was underscored to indicate months.
Passenger No. 10, second class, was crossed out.
There is a "TAX" stamp on passengers No. 9 and 10 on the cabin list.
There is a capital "T" written on passenger No. 8 on the cabin list.

  

National Archives and Records Administration, Film 1438, Reel 1.

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