SS Boston
Required by the regulations of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, under Act of Congress approved March 3, 1893, to be delivered to the Commissioner of Immigration by the Commanding Officer of any Vessel having such passengers on board, upon arrival at any port in the United States.
Sailing from Yarmouth, NS, 24 February 1900, arriving at port of Boston, Febry 24th, 1900.
1: Number on List 2: Number of Contract ticket 3: Name in Full 4: Age (years, months) 5: Sex 6: Marital Status 7: Calling or Occupation 8: Able to read or write 9: Nationality 10: Last Residence 11: Seaport of Landing in the United States 12: Final Destination in the United States (state, city, town) 13: Whether having a ticket to such final destination 14: By whom was passage paid 15: Whether in possession of money; if so, whether more than $30, how much if $30 or less 16: Whether ever before in the United States; and if so when and where 17: Whether going to join a relative? And if so, what relative, their name and address 18: Ever in prison or almshouse; or supported by charity (if yes, state which) 19: Whether a polygamist 20: Whether under contract, express or implied, to labor in the United States 21: Condition of health, mental and physical 22: Deformed or crippled, nature and cause 1 H Dennison 42 m CTA Am Am Boston Montreal 2 J. H. Hopkins 30 m CTA Am Am Boston New York 3 M^rs G Dixon 26 f lady NS NS Boston Gloucester 4 M^rs A Hamilton 37 f lady NS NS Boston Boston 5 John Jodrey 35 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 6 C. Dulong 25 m coachman NS Am Boston Melrose 7 M^rs D. Doucette 48 m lady NS NS Boston Chelsea 8 Thos. Ellis 28 m farmer NS NS Boston Ilsboro 9 Jas Felch 50 m seaman Am Am Boston Boston A 10* Dennis Annis 18 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 11 H. H. Perry 30 m traveller NS NS Boston Montreal 12 Carl Fosby 23 m printer NS NS Boston Boston 13 Andrew Bouche 32 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 14 John Whalen 29 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 15* M. Gohie? 30 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 16 Tim LeBlanc 20 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester 17 Geo Doggett 30 m dealer NS Am Boston Newport 18 D. Holme 53 m foundry NS Am Boston Boston 19* S. K. Reid 45 m eng Am Am Boston B. I. A 20 Enos Hobbard 22 m foundry NS NS Boston Wakefield 21 H. T. D'Entremont 37 m agent NS Am Boston Peabody 22* Ira Hamilton 38 m seaman NS NS Boston Boston A 23 F. S. Pruett 23 m seaman Am NS Boston Boston A 24 W. T. Crossley 30 m mariner NS NS Boston New York 25 S Swain 40 m mariner NS NS Boston New York 26 M^rs Greenwood 50 f lady NS NS Boston Boston 27 E Gray 29 m NS NS Boston Boston 28 C. R. Reeves 4? m eng NS NS Boston Boston 29 Thos. Killam 55 m gent NS NS Boston Boston 30 W. E. Boon 35 m traveller Can Can Boston Montreal 31 M^rs J. E. Ritchie 40 f lady NS NS Boston New York 32 W^m Churchill 42 m mcht NS NS Boston Boston 33 M. Rodney 27 m cork? NS NS Boston Boston 34 Geo Rodney 20 m cork? NS NS Boston Boston 35 M^rs Fitzmaurice 45 f lady NS NS Boston Boston 36 F. S. Deaning 35 m cork? Am Am Boston Boston 37 M^rs T. Hebb 60 f lady NS NS Boston Salem 38 Miss P. Healey 35 f lady NS NS Boston Worcester 39 M^rs A. Venoh 40 f lady Am Am Boston Dorchester 40 Miss J Dugan 18 f lady NS NS Boston Lynn 41* Miss K. Clements 23 f lady NS NS Boston New Bedford 42 F. G. Hall 46 m gent Am Am Boston Boston 43* H. Follanbee 28 m agent Am Am Boston Gloucester 44 J. K. Allen 28 m secy Am Am Boston New York 45 Fred King 26 m mach Am Am Boston Boston 46 H. V. Dexter 27 m mariner NS NS Boston Boston 47 John Devcan 40 m fisher NS NS Boston Gloucester
United States of America, State of Mass., S.S. County of ___________
I, S. F. Stanwood, Master of the Steamship Boston, belonging to Yarmouth, NS, do solemnly swear that the foregoing is a full and correct report of alien immigrants arrived by said vessel at the port of Boston, on the 25th day of Febry 1900.
(signed) S. F. Stanwood, Master of SS Boston
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, the 25th day of Febry 1900
(signed) John W. Dolan, Immigrant Inspector.
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.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
19: Name may be S H Reed.
43: Surname may be Follambee.
49: Surname may be Syner.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film T843, Reel 36, Volume 74-75.
Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 March 2010