Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

SS Coos Bay

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 a port in theUnited States.

SS Coos Bay sailing from Guaymas, Feb 23, 1896, arriving at Port of San Francisco, Mch 6, 1896.

Columns represent: 
 1) Number of the list;
 2) Name in full;
 3) Age in years and months; 
 4) Sex; 
 5) Married or Single; 
 6) Calling or Occupation; 
 7) Able to Read, Able to Write?; 
 8) Nationality; 
 9) Last Residence; 
10) Passport for landing in the United States; 
11) Final Destination: State, City or Town; 
12) Whether having a ticket to such final destination; 
13) By whom was passage paid?; 
14) Whether in possession of $30 or upward, and if less, how much?; 
15) Whether ever before in the United States, and if so, when and where?;  
16) Whether going to join a relative: and if so, what relative, their name and address; 
17) Ever in Prison or Almshouse, or Supported by Charity? If yes, state which; 
18) Whether a Polygamist?;  
19) Whether under Contract, Express or Implied to Labor in the United States?; 
20) Condition of Health, Mental and Physical; 
21) Deformed or Crippled, Nature and Cause. 

  1 Juana O. de Pena, 65y, Fem, Widow, Domestic, Cannot read/ 
    Cannot write, Mexican race, Mazatlan, San Francisco, San  
    Francisco,  Yes, Self, $50.00, Yes, Son, No, No, No, Yes, No 
  
Transcriber's Notes:      
* March is abbreviated at Mch, in "Statement" 
* Passenger de Pena, in column 16, yes is crossed out and "Son" is 
  written in. 
* No signature of Captain on "Manifest".