SS San Blas
ALIEN IMMIGRANTS arrived by Steamship San Blas from Panama Jany 9, 1894 arr S.F. Feb2/1894
Columns represent: Number, Name, Age, Sex, Nationality, Last Residence, Destination, Occupation, No of Pieces of Baggage, Remarks
1 Henry Degay 29 Male Belgian Guatemala Santa Barbara Stone Cutter 2 2 Adolf Brodstast 31 Male Switzerland Guatemala Sn Francisco Clerk 2 $80 3 Franz Bohm 35 Male Austria Guatemala Sn Francisco Farmer 1 $1?* 4 Ma?* Minz 19 Female Austria Salrica Cruz Oakland Dress maker 1 Resident 5 A. Holmberg 46 Male Russia Acapulco Sn Francisco Sailor 2 6 Francisca Martinez 50 Female Mexico Manzanilla Sn Francisco Waitress 2* 7 Balbino Martinez 2 Male Mexico Manzanilla Sn Francisco none * 8 Marcelina Hernandez 45 Female Mexico Manzanilla Sn Francisco Cook 4 * 9 Roqui Uribe 40 Female Mexico San Blas Sn Francisco none 2* 10 Maria Uribe 12 Female Mexico San Blas Sn Francisco none * 11 Sob* Uribe 14 Male Mexico San Blas Sn Francisco none * * 12 Timotei Uribe 8 Male Mexico San Blas Sn Francisco none * 13 Eva Uribe 4 Female Mexico San Blas Sn Francisco none * 14 Sarl* Dietrich 35 Male Mexico Mazatlan Sn Francisco Mechanic 1 Transcriber's Notes
There is a signature at the bottom of the manifest: San Francisco, February 2, 1894 WH McDean, Commander 3 The amount of money is either $1 or $100. 4 first name looks like Max but might be Mary. 6&7 There is a bracket to indicate the baggage is shared. The number has been transcribed for the first person listed. 9-13 There is a bracket to indicate the baggage is shared. The number has been transcribed for the first person listed. 8 Ausgustina W??relle Green St is written in the Remarks column. 11 Roque Uribe, Diadad Uribe son and daughter of Oakland is written in the Remarks column. 11 & 14 first letter of first name could be "I" or"J" but is identical to the initial letter in "S"an Blas and "S"witzerland.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1410, Reel 1, Vol 2, Page 5.
Transcribed by Fran Taylor a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
1 March 2000
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