Immigrant Ships
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SS Dominion

Liverpool, England to New Orleans, Louisiana
26 November 1875

DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS - PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
I, John Roberts, Master of the S.S. Dominion, do solemnly swear to the best of my knowledge and belief that this list contains a true account of the Passengers taken on board the S.S. Dominion at Liverpool and bound for N. Orleans together with the nationality, etc., as designated. So Help Me God. (Signed) John Roberts, Master. Sworn and Subscribed, before me, this 26th day of November 1875. (Signed) T. V. Coupland, D'y Collector.
Passengers taken on board the Brit. S. S. Dominion of Liverpool, whereof John Roberts is Master, burthen (not filled in) tons, bound from the Port of Liverpool for N. Orleans.
Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country which they intend to inhabit (which was the United States for all), accommodation. 
    
   
  1  John            Whitaker          42  m  labr      England     U. S.  steerage
  2  T. F.           Schweitzer        28  m  labr      Foreigner    
  3* Lui?i           Malesfu?ia        29  m  labr      Foreigner
  4* Catherine       Malesfu?ia        20  f  wife      Foreigner
  5* Jean            Malesfu?ia    infant     child     Foreigner
  6* Thomas          Pie??e            28  m  labr      Foreigner
  7* Luigi           Fal?e             45  m  labr      Foreigner
  8* Pietro          Fal?e             52  m  labr      Foreigner
  9* Dominico        Fal?e             55  m  labr      Foreigner
 10* Francisco       Fal?e             13  m  labr      Foreigner
 11* Nicolo          Fal?e             11  m  labr      Foreigner
 12  A.              Davies            28  m  merchant  England            cabin
 13  Alfred          Bauer             21  m  labr      Foreigner
   

Transcriber's Notes:     

There is some sort of tabulation in the column for origin.  Some numbers, 
and the words merchant, cabin, French, laborers.

  3-5 surname could be Malesfuria or Malesfusia.  Gender of child not 
     specified.  First name of 3 looks like Luizi here.
  6 surname possibly Peine or Pierre.  The word French is lightly 
     written in the origin column in this line.
  7-11 surname could be Falce or Falie.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 59.
Contributed and Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
12 November 2002

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