SS Walla Walla
I, Thos Wallace, Master of the Steamship Walla Walla do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of San Francisco, is a full and perfect list of all Chinese passengers taken on board the said vessel at Port Townsend from which port said vessel has now arrived, and they have not landed at any foreign port or place during the voyage, and of all such passengers now on board said vessel, and that on said List is truly designated the names and other particulars, as shown by their respective certificates.So help me God. (signature) Thos P Wallace
Sworn to this day of 1894, before me, Chas Miller, Deputy Collector of Customs
Separate List or Manifest of all the Chinese Passengers taken on board the Steamship Walla Walla whereof thos Wallace is Master, from Port Townsend, burthen 2168 tons
CUSTOM HOUSE, PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Collector's Office Jun 12 1894 Statement of the number of Chinese passengers embarked per SS Walla Walla from U.S. ports of this District (Twelve)12, from Victoria, B.C., ______ in transit to China_________, Total Twelve (12)
Sailed from Port Townsend Jun 12 1894. I hereby certify the above to be correct and that the certificates of Victoria Chinamen have been compared by me with the Register on file at the Customs House at Port Townsend and are found to be correct. (signature) Chas Miller, Deputy Collector of Customs
Subscribed and Sworn to before me, this 15 day of June 1894 (signature)JJ Tobin, Deputy Collector of Customs
Columns represent: Number, No of Certificate*, Name, Age, Occupation, Last Place of Residence, Height, Complexion*, Color of Eyes, Physical Marks or Peculiarities and Facts of Identification, If accredited officers of Chinese Government, state facts*.
1 Fong Way 45 Laborer Seattle 5'6" Brown Small scar center of forehead 2 Wong Sang 40 Laborer Olympia 5'3" Dark Scars on left side of neck 3 Wong Flu 32 Laundryman Olympia 5'1½" Dark Scar from burn over right eye 4 Wong Kew 30 Laundryman Seattle 5'4" Brown Scar at base of left ear 5 Lee Oye 28 Laborer Christopher Wash 5'2" Brown Scar on forehead between eyes 6 Wong Fon 28 Laborer Green River Wash 5'2" Brown Scar on right temple 7 Um She Shenk 30 Laborer Christopher Wash 5'1½" Brown Scalp scar on right side of head 8 Gon Duie 31 Laundryman Seattle 5'1½" Brown Scar on nose between eyes 9 Young On 30 Laundryman Seattle 5'5" Brown Scalp scar over left ear 10 Leo Dip 44 Farmer Seattle 5'5½" Brown Scar center of forehead 11 Chow Fong 40 Farmer Auburn Wash 5'11" Brown Scar on right arm 12 Hond Dick 27 Cook Port Townsend 5'3" Brown Pock mark on forehead Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or calls attention to additional information in the transcriber notes. The first two paragraphs above are printed as part of the form for this list. The next three paragraphs are two separate stamps placed on the body of the page and then completed. The pages on this film are not numbered so finding a particular ship can be difficult. However, there appears to be a system of numbering the manifests. In this portion of the film the numbers are not in exact order. These numbers are included in the identification of the film and reel numbers below. The cover sheet for this list has a stamp and a handwritten note. Surveyor: Land the within named Chinese person on identification (signature) JJ Tobin, Deputy Collector I certify that I have this day landed the within named Chinese passenger (signature) WW Presbury, Chinese Inspector June 15, 1894 The following columns had identical entries for all passengers and so were not included in the table: No of Certificate=no entries Complexion=Yellow If accredited officers of Chinese Government, state facts=no entries
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1414, Reel 5, Section 2, Vol 32&33, Manifest 9435.
Transcribed by Fran Taylor, a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 February 2002
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