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SS Carmania
I, J. Pritchard, of the Carmania from Liverpool do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that I have caused the surgeon of said vessel sailing therewith, or the surgeon employed by the owners thereof, to make a physical and oral examination of each and all of the aliens named in the foregoing List or Manifest sheets, 29 in number, and that from the report of said surgeon and from my own investigation I believe that no one of said aliens is an idiot, or insane person or a pauper, or is likely to become a public charge or is suffering from a loathsome or a dangerous contagious disease, or is a person who has been convicted of a felony or other crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, or a polygamist, or an ararchist, or under promise or agreement express or implied, to perform labor in the United States, or a prostitute, and that also, 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 ???? in every respect.
(signed) John Pritchard Commanding Officer
Sworn before me this 4th day of Feby 1906 at New York.
(signed) P.S. Biglin, Immigration Officer.
I, J. Painton, Surgeon of the Carmania, sailing therewith do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that I have had 25 years experience as a Physician and Surgeon, and that I am entitled to practice as such by and under the authority of ???R. C. P. (???) England, and that I have made a personal examination of each of the aliens named herein, and that the foregoing Lists or Manifest Sheets, 29 in number, are according to the best of my knowledge and belief, full, correct, and true in all particulars, relative to the mental and physical condition of such aliens.
(signed)Jac Printon
Sworn to before me this 4th day of Feby 1906 at New York.
(signed)P.S. Biglin, Immigration Officer.
List or Manifest of Alien Passengers for the U.S. Immigration Officer at Port of Arrival. This Sheet is for Steerage Passengers
Links to passengers included on this page:
Burns, Stephen
Dodd, Walter
Evans, Howell
Evans, Nellie
Ferlengos, Athanoseos
Fielden, Robert
Fisher, John H.
Griffith, Richard
Hale, Alva
Hodson, Henry
Hodson, John Wm
Hopkinson, Harold
Hopkinson, Joseph
Hopkinson, Thomas
Hyde, Harriet
Jones, John
Lench, George
Lench, Margaret
Mitchell, Vincent
Newman, Louise
Oldham, Arnold
Oldham, Ellen
Oldham, Ernst
Sloane, John
Southern, Herbert
Thomas, Joseph
Thomas, Wm
Walker, Annie
Warburton, Harold
Wilson, Polly
Information contained in paragraphs:
1 Number on List
2 Name in Full
3 Sex
4 Age
5 Marital status
6 Occupation
7 Able to read and/or write?
8 Nationality
9 Race of people
10 Last residence
11 Final destination
12 Whether having a ticket of such final destinaation?
13 By whom was passage paid
14 Whether in possession of $50, 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 or friend; and if so, what relative
or friend, and his name and complete address.
17 Ever in prison or almshouse, or institution for care and treatment
of the insane, or supported by charity? If so, which?
18 Whether a Polygamist
19 Whether an Anarchist
20 Whether ??
21 Condition of Health, Mental and Physical
22 Deformed or Crippled, Nature, length of time and cause.
1 Ferlengos, Athanoseos; M; 30y; S; Fireman; yes can read/yes can
write; Greece; Greek; Barry; N.Y. City; yes; self; more than $50
(yes is written on top of it); yes N.Y. City; Sailors Home N.Y.
City; no; no; no; no; good; no.
2 Fielden, Robert; M; 29y; M; Overlooker; yes can read/yes can
write; England; English; Blackburn; New Bedford, Mass; no; self;
$30 ($27 is written on top of it); no; brother in law John Holt,
26 Coolo Str. New Bedford Mass; no; no; no; no; good; no.
3 Wilson, Polly; F; 21y; S; Servant; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; St. Helens Lane; Railway, N.J.; no; self; more
($54 is written on top of it); no; Step Brother Alfred Harraden,
300 Main St., Railway, N.J.; no; no; no; no; good; no.
4 Thomas, Joseph; M; 30y; M; Potter; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Burslem; Elizabeth, N.J.; no; self; $21; yes
Elizabeth NJ; home 22 Raliway Ave, Elizabeth NJ; no; no; no;
no; good; no.
5 Thomas, Wm; M; 28y; M; Poller; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Burslem; Elizabeth, N.J.; no; self; $3; yes
Elizabeth NJ; home 343 Fay Ave, Elizabeth NJ; no; no; no; no;
good; no.
6 Hyde, Harriet; F; 45y; M; Hwife; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Oldham; N.Y. City; yes; self; $25; no; brother
J. Archer, 136 New? Main St. N.Y. City; no; no; no; no; good; no.
7 Mitchell, Vincent; M; 27y; S; We?binian; yes can read/yes can
write; England; English; Leeds; Minigo, Can; Yes; self; $50;
yes NY City; Friend A. Fonda, Minigo, Can; no; no; no; no;
good; no.
8 Newman, Louise; F; 25y; S; Servant; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Hereford; Waverley, Ill; yes; Uncle; no money
listed; no; Uncle Henry Newman Waverley, Ill. no; no; no; no;
good; no.
9 Oldham, Arnold; M; 28y; M; Baker; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Hyde; Kearny, NJ; no; self; $20 ($13 written
on top of it); no; Brother Wilfred Oldham, 23 Kearney Ave.
Kearney, NJ; no; no; no; no; good; no.
10 Oldham, Ellen; F; 28y; M; Hwife; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Hyde; Kearny, NJ; no; self; $20 bracketed
with Arnold Oldham above; no; no; no; no; good; no.
11 Oldham, Ernst; M; 2y; S; Child; no can't read/no can'y write;
England; English; Hyde; Kearny, NJ; no; Father; $20 bracketed
with Arnold and Ellen Oldham above; no; no; no; no; good; no.
12 Fisher, John H.; M; 26y; S; Gardener; yes can read/yes can
write; England; English; Eon (could be Con) Bank; Geneva N.Y.;
yes; self; $50; yes Geneva, N.Y.; Friend Martin Smith, Geneva
City, N.Y.; no; no; no; no; good; no.
13 Warburton, Harold; M; 25y; S; Electrician Cable Maker; yes can
read/yes can write; England; English; Manchester; N.Y. City;
yes; Aunt; $26; no; Cousin Thomas Morris, 132 East 32nd St N.Y.
City; no; no; no; no; good; no.
14 Hodson, John Wm; M; 19y; S; Collier (appears to have cartman
written over it); yes can read/yes can write; England; English;
Leyland; Aouman (could be Aonman or Honman) Pa; Yes; Cousin;
$10 (None is written on top of it); Cousin Edward Hobron Sonman,
Cambria Co. Pa; no; no; no; no; good; no. (written across the
last 6 columns was "Recd $10 from treas.")
15 Sloane, John; M; 26y; S; Mason; yes can read/yes can write;
England; Welsh; Conway; Lebo (?) Kansas; Yes; Uncle; $15 ($30
is written next to it); no; Uncle John Jones, Lebo Caffey Co.
Kansas; no; no; no; no; good; no.
16 Dodd, Walter; M; 32y; S; Joiner; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Barrow in Furness; West Orange, N.J.; No;
self; $20; no; Friend F. Gebay, 183 High Str. West Orange, NJ;
no; no; no; no; good; no.
17 Southern, Herbert; M; 27y; S; Clerk; yes can read/yes can
write; England; English; Southport; Boston Mass; no; self;
$50; no; To Christian Science Institute, Boston Mass; no;
no; no; no; good; no.
18 Walker, Annie (Harry is crossed off and Annie put above it);
F; 43y; M; Hwife; yes can read/yes can write; England; English;
Nantwich. Ches.; Brooklyn, NY; No; self; $50 ($10 written next
to it and $50 appears crossed off); yes Brooklyn NY; Hband
H. Walker, 160 Fickeman Str. Brooklyn NY; no; no; no; no; good; no.
19 Hopkinson, Joseph; M; 42y; M; ???monger; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Berry; Gelleville, N.J.; no; self; $50 ($80 is
written next to it); no; Uncle J. Schwartz or Schwarth, 105 William
Str. Belleville NJ no; no; no; no; good; no.
20 Hopkinson, Harold; M; 19y; S; ???monger; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Berry; Gelleville, N.J.; no; self; money bracketed
with Joseph Hopkinson above; no; (nothing written in relative column);
no; no; no; no; good; no.
21 Hopkinson, Thomas; M; 17y; S; ???monger; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Berry; Gelleville, N.J.; no; self; money bracketed
with Joseph Hopkinson above; no; (nothing written in relative column);
no; no; no; no; good; no.
22 Hodson, Henry; M; 35y; S; Bricklayer; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; New Brighton; Brooklyn, N.Y.; yes; self; $25
($70.00 is written to the side); yes Brooklyn, NY; Uncle Henry
Hodson, 285 15th Str. Brooklyn NY; no; no; no; no; good; no.
23 Burns, Stephen; crossed off.
24 Lench, George; M; 26y; M; Weaver; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Kidderminster; Amsterdam, N.Y.; no; self; $40
($50 is written to the side); no; Friend Ernest Guest, 27 1/2 Eagle
Str. Amsterdam NY; no; no; no; no; good; no.
25 Lench, Margaret; F; 20y; M; Hwife; yes can read/yes can write;
England; English; Kidderminster; Amsterdam, N.Y.; no; self; money
bracketed with George Lench above; no; (nothing written for
relative); no; no; no; no; good; no.
26 Jones, John P.; M; 27y; S; Painter; yes can read/yes can write;
Grt Brit; Welsh; Stanbrymorr; Vaughnsville, Ohio; no; self; $45;
no; Friend John Foulkes, Vaughnsville Ohio; no; no; no; no; good; no.
27 Evans, Nellie; F; 28y; M; Hwife; yes can read/yes can write;
Grt Brit; Welsh; Stanbrymorr; Plymouth, Pa; no; self $50 ($40
written to side); no; Hband C. Evans, 28 Walnut Str. Plymouth Pa;
no; no; no; no; good; no.
28 Evans, Howell; M; 4y; S; Child; no can't read/no can't write;
Grt Brit; Welsh; Stanbrymorr; Plymouth, Pa; no; Mother; money
bracketed with Nellie Evans above); no; Father; no; no; no;
no; good; no.
29 Hale, Alva; crossed off.
30 Griffith, Richard; M; 45y; M; Paving Stone Cutter; yes can
read/yes can write; England; Welsh; Carnarvon (probably meant
Caernarfon, Wales); Atlanta, Ga; no; self; $50 ($75 written
on top of it); yes 1884 Georgia; Friends Francis Jones, Victoria
Ga; no; no; no; no; good; no.
Transcriber's Notes:
#13 Harold Warburton was born 1881 in Manchester, Lancashire, England.
On census reports I have found he is listed as the adopted son of
George Martin Morris and Margat Mitchell Morris. On this manifest
it says that he was going to stay with his "cousin" Thomas Morris and
passage was paid by an aunt (probably the widowed Margat Morris).
So I now believe that he was probably the Morris' nephew but they
raised him and possibly even legally adopted him. Since the formal
adoption laws did not take place in England until 1926, I have been
unable to verify this adoption. His biological parents are unknown
but assumed to be George Morris' sister or Margat Mitchell's sister,
either who must have married a Warburton or at least the child was
given his surname. Harold and the Morris family all settled in
New Jersey eventually. In 1920 census of New Jersey, Hudson, West
New York, ED 338; Harold is listed living with Margaret (Margat) Morris.
He is listed as age 39, an adopted son, and is still an electrician.
He is unmarried and got his US citizenship in 1918. Please contact
Sheila Tate if you have any information about Harold or the
Morris family of Manchester.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film T715, Roll 662
Contributed and transcribed by Sheila Tate a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
3 June 2002
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