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SS Cincinnati


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Port of Naples via Palermo and Genoa, Italy to New York
17 April 1913

DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK
Affidavit of the Master or Commanding Officer or First or Second Officer I II Officer of the Cincinnati from Genova 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 forgoing Lists 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 the said aliens is an idiot, or imbecile, or a feeble minded person, or insane person, or a pauper, or is likely to become a public charge, or is afflicted with tuberculosis, or with a loathsome or dangerous contagious disease, or is a person who has been convicted of or who admits having committed a felony or other crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude or is a polygamist or one admitting belief in the practice of polygamy or an anarchist, or under promise or agreement express or implied to perform labor in the United States, or a prostitute, or a woman or girl coming to the united states for the purpose of prostitution, or for any other immoral purpose, and that also, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information in the said List or Manifests concerning each of said aliens named therin is correct and true in every respect. Signed, C. Wayne, II Officer
Affidavit of Surgeon, Dr E.v. Zeaulieu, Surgeon of the SS Cincinatti sailing therewith, to solenmly, sincerely and truely sware that I have had 12 years' experience as a Physician and Surgeon, and that I am entitled to practice as such by and under the authority of the Yenusen Geouvineuh and that I have made a personal examination of each of the aliens named hereto, and that the forgoing Lists or Manifest Sheets 2 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 Swarn to before me this 17th day of April, 1913 at New York. Signed by unreadable, Immigration Officer.*
Columns represent:
  1) Family Name
  2) Given Name
  3) Age
  4) Sex
  5) Married or Single
  6) Calling or Occupation
  7) Able to Read or Write
  8) Nationality
  9) Race or People, to be stated as Race
10) Last Permanent Residence
11) Name and Complete Address of Nearest Relative or Friend
      in Country Whence They Came, to be stated as Nearest relative.
12) Final Destination by State, City or Town.

The list is transcribed in paragraph form, as there are 15 columns per passenger.
 993 Azzollini, Nicola
 994 Gifiriani, Girolamo
 995 Gifiriani, Giuseppe
 996 Abbatti???, Angela??nia
 997 Nolente, Leonardo
 998 Messina, Commaso
 999 Farinola, Angelo Paolo
1000 L?asavecchia, Sergio
1001 Modugno, Pasquale
1002 Zanna, Michele
1003 Lezza, Laveno
1004 Cantatore, Sergio
1005 Belgiovine, Vincenzo
1006 De Candia, Ignazio
1007 Morolla, Beneedetto
1008 Parisi, Vito
1009 Minervini, Michele
1010 Magarelli, Ma??o
1011 Farinola, Giacomo
1012 D' Elia, Angelo
1013 Conte, C??????o
1014 Marcucci, Isidoro
1015 Spallone, Rosa
1016 Mazza, Roca
1017 Sorgenti?, Giuseppe
1018 Cantainto, Francesco
1019 Cantainto, R?????ia
1020 Cantainto, Nicolo
1021 Mancino, Mano
1022 Gia????o, Pietro

 993   Azzollini, Nicola, 23, M, S, Laborer, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti, 
       Nearest Relative: father Francesco Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

 994   Gifiriani, Girolamo, ?2, M, M, Laborer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife M Dominica Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

 995   Gifiriani, Giuseppe, 40, M, M, Laborer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Resna Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

 996   Abbatti???, Angela??nia, 43, M, M, Laborer, can not read or write,
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfett usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Mar?aina Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

 997   Nolente, Leonardo, 31, M, M, Laborer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: wife ??sconia Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

 998   Messina, Commaso, 30, M, M, Laborer, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: wife Anna Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

 999   Farinola, Angelo Paolo, 25, M, M, Laborer, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Laura Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1000   L?asavecchia, Sergio, 3?, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Chiara Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1001   Modugno, Pasquale, 38, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: Pa?g?a Molfetti, Paigia
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

1002   Zanna, Michele, 2?, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: wife Ippolita Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

1003   Lezza, Laveno, 21, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Angela Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken   NON IMMIG

1004   Cantatore, Sergio, 35, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Vincenza Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1005   Belgiovine, Vincenzo, 28, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: WIfe Eleonora Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1006   De Candia, Ignazio, 31, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Rosaria Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1007   Morolla, Beneedetto, 38, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: Emlia Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

1008   Parisi, Vito, ?6, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti,
       Nearest Relative: wife Emlia Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken

1009   Minervini, Michele, ?0, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Emolina Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1010   Magarelli, Ma??o, 32, M, M, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Lucrezia Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1011   Farinola, Giacomo, 35, M, ?, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Molfetti usa,
       Nearest Relative: wife Angela Molfetti,
       Final Destination: NJ Hoboken  NON IMMIG

1012   D' Elia, Angelo, 18, M, ?, Laboouer, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Eifforini,
       Nearest Relative: father Agostino Eifforini,
       Final Destination: NY brooklyn

1013   Conte, C??????o, 17, M, M, Laboouer, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Eifforini,
       Nearest Relative: father ?i?a?no Eifforini,
       Final Destination: NY brooklyn

1014   Marcucci, Isidoro, ??, M, M, Ch, Laboouer, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy P????ella usa,  
       Nearest Relative: wife Antonia Puhacebella,
       Final Destination:  R? ???eedare NON IMMIG

1015   Spallone, Rosa, 18, f, S, Domestic, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Mac?h?i,
       Nearest Relative: father Nicolo M?c?h?le,
       Final Destination: Calif San Jose

1016   Mazza, Roca, 27, m, M, farmlab, can read and write,
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Eifforini,
       Nearest Relative: wife Carmela Eifforini,
       Final Destination: ??a? ???a?fo?o?

1017   Sorgenti?, Giuseppe, 25, m, S, farmlab, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Eifforini,
       Nearest Relative: mother Lucia Eifforini,
       Final Destination: NY New York

1018   Cantainto, Francesco, ?2, m, M, farmlab, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy M?ss?ia,
       Nearest Relative: ,
       Final Destination: Calif Z?????

1019   Cantainto, R?????ia, ??, f, M, housewife, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy M?ss?ia,
       Nearest Relative: none,
       Final Destination: Calif Z?????

1020   Cantainto, Nicolo, ?7, m, S, none, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy M?ss?ia,
       Nearest Relative: ,
       Final Destination: Calif Z?????

1021   Mancino, Mano, 2?, m, M, farmlab, can read and write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy E?oia del Colle,  
       Nearest Relative: wife Eia?? ?cas del Colle,
       Final Destination:  NY Rochester

1022   Gia????o, Pietro, 28, ?, ?, ?, can not read or write,  
       Nationality: Italy, Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy ?,
       Nearest Relative:  wife Rosa,
       Final Destination:


Transcriber's Notes:

* is for error by the original recorder or to note other information on the copy added to
   the transcriber's notes.
? Transcriber unable to read due to the quality of the copy, letters are too small, written
   over or elaborate writing.

  This Manifest indicates the ship left Genova on 2 April, Naples on 3 April, and Palermo on 4 
  April. This page has the number 50 stamped on the top and bottom of the given name column. 
  The number 201 is written on the top left corner of the page. The city of Naples appears to 
  be a stamped one in the header of the ship information. This page of the manuscript is 
  fairly easy to read, but the script of the recorder is not so easy.

  The recorder used ditto marks for many passengers in columns of gender, marital status,
  occupation, and able to read and write, town of relative and final destination. and all 
  passengers in columns of nationality, race and last address. This transcriber replaced all 
  ditto marks with the information referred to in the passenger listings. The recorder wrote 
  the gender as m for masculine and f for feminine, and marital status as M for married, and S 
  for single. This transcriber has typed these as they are on the manuscript. The cities given 
  may be a small section of the larger city or a town outside it, unable to find most of them 
  in the Atlas.

  Passengers 1018, 1019, 1020, 1021 and 1022 are lined out. However, though 1015 is lined out, 
  the word Admitted is stamped before the surname, and there are citizenship numbers written 
  in the occupation column. A line across the columns indicates the passenger did make the 
  passage on this ship. These do not have a check before their surnames, between age and 
  gender, or Final Destination as all other passengers do. The information given maybe visible
  either below, above, or through these lines, which the transcriber typed in. The first 
  three passengers on this page have numbers written by hand before the printed line numbers,
  no other lines have such numbering. There is a line across all columns between the fifth
  and sixth passenger on this page, number 997 and 998, but that passenger does not seem to be
  crossed out. The recorder wrote the number of passengers making this trip as 25, written in  
  the last residences columns of passengers 1016 and 1017. Below the list of passengers from 
  able to read to Nationality columns is written ... Except, then a number sign, a 5, a dash 
  2?, a dash, and a 28. The word Except and number 5 maybe to show that the line below the 
  passenger on the fifth line is not crossed out. But this transcriber does not know what the  
  other numbers, which are very light, after that means. Of 30 passengers written on these 
  pages, it appears that 26 made this passage. Inspector of this ship signed as

  The Italian language has no letter j, k, or w, x, or y. The letter h is only used with ch or 
  gh.

  The passenger listing above is only one page of this manifest.  Both may be seen on the 
  Ellis Island Web Site.

  Sources: 
     Names, Italian English Dictionary, David McKay Co, Philadelphia, 1943.
     Cities: Encyclopedia Britannica Atlas, Chicago, 1947 and Rand McNally & Co. Atlas, 1978.

 993 Azzollini, before the printed line number is another hand written one, 30. Occupation is 
     written as farmlab or farm laborer, which is crossed out and laborer is written above it.
 994 Gifiriani, before the printed line number is another hand written one, 31. After given 
     names of 994 and 995 the word bro or brother is written with a bracket connecting the 
     two after the word. First digit of age is not clear, maybe 42. Gender, marital status, 
     occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of wife, and final destination columns 
     have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but 
     usa is written in by another hand.  At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non 
     Immigrant.
 995 Gifiriani, before the printed line number is another hand written one, 32. After given
     names of 994 and 995 the word bro or brother is written with a bracket connecting the 
     two after the word. First digit of age is not clear, maybe 40. Gender, marital status, 
     occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of wife, and final destination columns 
     have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but 
     usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non 
     Immigrant.
 996 Abbatti???, last letters of surname and given name are not clear, handwriting is light 
     and letters are close together. Surname maybe Abbattista. Given name is more difficult to 
     read, seventh letter looks like a w or an h with a curved line back to it. Name maybe 
     Angelanhnia or Angelanlonia. No similar name was found. First digit of age is not clear, 
     maybe 43. Gender, marital status, occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of 
     wife, and final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto 
     marks from previous passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the 
     line is stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
 997 Nolente, a line was drawn across the page under the information of this passenger. A 
     reference to it is written at the bottom of the page that says, Except a number sign 5 
     dash 2? dash 28. The 5 is the line number of passenger. It is lightly written. The number
     after 5 dash 2?, maybe a 4 or a 7 with a line through it, the European way of writing it.
     Transcriber tried to find out what this means, but could find no explanation. This may 
     mean the passenger was crossed off or not. It is possible he was not, since the recorder 
     wrote 25 people made this trip, and the notation is in a hand different from the   
     recorder. Gender, marital status, occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of
     wife, and final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Given name of wife maybe, 
     Cersconia, Ersconia, or Gersconia. First letters are not clear, no similar name was found.
 998 Messina, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Given name 
     letters are close together and not clear, no similar name was found. Gender, marital 
     status, occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of wife, and final destination 
     columns have ditto marks from 993.
 999 Farinola, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Under the 
     name by the recorder, it looks like Famiola. Gender, marital status, occupation, 
     nationality, race, last address, town of wife, and final destination columns have ditto 
     marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but usa is 
     written in by another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non 
     Immigrant.
1000 L?asavecchia, a horizontal line is drawn before line number.  Surname is small and not 
     clear, second letter maybe an f or p, as Lfrasavecchia or Lpasavecchia. Gender, marital 
     status, occupation, nationality, race, last address, town of wife, and final destination 
     columns have ditto marks from 993.  Last residence has ditto marks from previous 
     passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON
     IMM for Non Immigrant.
1001 Modugno, Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and final destination columns
     have ditto marks from 993. Given name of wife, letters are not clear, small and close  
     together. No name close or similar was found.
1002 Zanna, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Age second digit
     is not clear, maybe 20, 25 or 26. Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and 
     final destination columns have ditto marks from 993.
1003 Lezza, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it looks 
     clear to this transcriber.  Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and final  
     destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from 
     previous passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the line is
     stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1004 Cantatore, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Gender, 
     marital status, occupation, town of wife, and final destination columns have ditto marks 
     from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but usa is written in
     by another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1005 Belgiovine, Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and final destination 
     columns have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous 
     passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON 
     IMM for Non Immigrant.
1006 De Candia, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, but it is 
     still not clear and maybe De Caudia. Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, 
     and final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks 
     from previous passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. Given name of wife,
     letters are small and close together. At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non 
     Immigrant.
1007 Morolla, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it 
     looks clear to this transcriber. Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and 
     final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Given name of wife, letters are not 
     clear, small and close together. First letter maybe an E or a G. Looks more like Emlia or
     Einlia, neither are Italian names. Closest found is either Emilia or Giulia.
1008 Parisi, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Age first digit
     is not clear, maybe 26 or 36. Gender, marital status, occupation, town of relative, and  
     final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Given name of wife, letters are not
     clear, small and close together. First letter maybe an E or a G. Looks more like Emlia or
     Einlia, neither are Italian names. Closest found is either Emilia or Giulia.
1009 Minervini, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. Age first 
     digit is not clear, looks like an L, could be 40 or maybe 20. Gender, marital status,  
     occupation, town of wife, and final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Last 
     residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but usa is written in by another hand.
     Given name of wife, letters are not clear, small and close together. It looks more like 
     Eniolina or Eudina, no such Italian names exist, but more likely is Emolina. At the end 
     of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1010 Magarelli, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it 
     looks clear to this transcriber. Given name looks like more like Manso or Manco, but
     maybe Mamo or Manro, none  are Italian given names. But it is definitely not Mario or 
     Marco, the only similar names found, unless it was misspelled by recorder. Gender, marital
     status, occupation, town of wife, and final destination columns have ditto marks from 
     993. Last residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but usa is written in by  
     another hand. At the end of the line is stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1011 Farinola, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it 
     looks clear to this transcriber. Gender, marital status, occupation, town of wife, and 
     final destination columns have ditto marks from 993. Last residence has ditto marks from 
     previous passengers, but usa is written in by another hand. At the end of the line is
     stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1012 D' Elia, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it 
     looks clear to this transcriber.  Given name looks like the last letter is written over 
     to clarify it as an o. Numbers are written from marital status to occupation columns, 1 a 
     dash, 277755. Under that is written 505 in parentheses, then like a date 12 a diagonal 
     dash, 8 a diagonal dash, and what looks like 39. The long stroke of a check mark from a 
     later passenger slightly blocks the last number. These numbers are a verification for  
     naturalization purposes, usually done after 1926. The first number is a naturalization 
     district number, the second set is either an application number or the Certificate of 
     Arrival number. The 505 is for a verification form, used to transmit manifest information 
     to the requesting INS office, indicating a verification or record check, most likely with 
     the date this was done. Marital status maybe S or single, these numbers cover any 
     notation, but between the numbers looks like it maybe an S. Gender, occupation, race,
     Nationality, and country columns have ditto marks from 993.
1013 Conte, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it looks 
     clear to this transcriber. Given name letters are not clear, it looks like it ends in 
     aw, but maybe a aso, like another passenger. No letters are above or below the line, Only
     letters able to make out, look like Cou?m?aso, Cos???ano, nothing close or similar found.
     Gender, occupation, race, Nationality, and country columns have ditto marks from 993. 
     Marital status has ditto marks from 1012, and maybe S for single. Gender, occupation, 
     columns have ditto marks from 993. Given name of father, letters are small and close 
     together. First letter maybe an E as Era?? no, or E?a?dno, nothing close or similar found.
1014 Marcucci, age is totally not clear, looks more like L y, but maybe 29. Gender, 
     occupation, race, nationality, and country columns have ditto marks from 993. Last 
     residence has ditto marks from previous passengers, but usa is written in by another 
     hand. Written over or under usa, though not clear, looks the same as the town of the 
     wife. Final destination was written over by another hand, can not read either, only the 
     first letter of the state is legible, the rest is not readable. At the end of the line is 
     stamped NON IMM for Non Immigrant.
1015 Spallone, the word ADMITTED is stamped before the number line, meaning the passenger was 
     temporarily detained, then allowed into port. Under that looks like SI was written,  
     meaning passenger was held for Board of Special Inquiry hearing. All columns look like 
     they were crossed off, then possibly erased, as they are very light. Surname is crossed
     out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it looks clear to this transcriber. 
     Occupation seems to be written over, but looks like domestic. Numbers are written over  
     it, form occupation to able to read columns, 22 a dash, 84081 a dash, then like a date, 8 
     a diagonal dash, 1 a diagonal dash, 39. These numbers are a verification for
     naturalization purposes, usually done after 1926. The first number is a naturalization 
     district number, the second set is either an application number or the Certificate of 
     Arrival number. Race, Nationality, and country columns have ditto marks from 993. City of 
     last residence and that of father are not clear, both look to have been written by 
     different hands. For passenger it looks like Macshi? or Maccls?. For her father it looks 
     like Macton?, Maccle?, or Macctin?, nothing similar found. Final destination, city is 
     written over boldly, can not read what was below, but may have begun with an F.
1016 Mazza, Given name is not clear, maybe Rocco. Race, Nationality, and country columns have 
     ditto marks from 993. Final destination is illegable, State maybe Mass or Con as Conn. 
     Can not make out city at all, looks like Me or Ne, and a new word, or may begin as Netha. 
     The last part looks like Hamfolou or maybe Hampton, perhaps New Hampton, none found in
     Conn. Only close one found is Mathuen, Mass. Nothing other similar finds in atlas.
1017 Sorgenti?, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it. The first 
     spelling looks like Sorgente, second spelling, can not make out the last letter, it 
     looks like an s, as Sargentis. Passenger has a mark before the line number, not an x 
     indicating held for special inquiry, but rather a diagonal line. Transcriber found no 
     reference as to the meaning of this type of marking. Gender, occupation, and town of 
     mother columns have ditto marks from 1016. Race, Nationality, and country columns have 
     ditto marks from 993.
1018 Cantainto, passenger is crossed out by a line. This usually means that the passenger was 
     not on this ship. Surname is not clearly visible under the line, which looks to have a  
     second line drawn over it. Surname looks as shown above, but maybe Cantamto. Age is also 
     blocked by the line, looks like it may be 62. Race, Nationality, and country columns have
     ditto marks from 993. Last residence maybe Masstia or Musstria, nothing similar found. 
     City of destination script is not clear, may begin with a Z or F, it looks like it has 
     one letter then a second word which can not be made out. No towns found with similar 
     lettering, none of which go above or below the line.
1019 Cantainto, passenger is crossed out by a line. This usually means that the passenger was 
     not on this ship. In surname column is written the word wife. Given name is blocked by a  
     thicker line. A second line may habe been drawn over it and looks to begin with an R. The 
     rest is covered by a thicker line, but maybe Rosemaria or Rosaria. The first seems more
     likely as there seem to be more letters than the second.  Brackets are before the surname 
     and between last residence and nearest relative columns. Age looks like it maybe 60. 
     Other than dittos in race, nationality, and country columns from 993, and last address  
     from 1019 all other columns are blank.  Nearest relative has the word none written.
1020 Cantainto, passenger is crossed out by a line. This usually means that the passenger was 
     not on this ship. In surname column is written what looks like son. Given name has a 
     thicker line over it, with a second line drawn over the word son. brackets are before the 
     surname and between last residence and nearest relative columns. Age looks like it maybe
     17. Other than dittos in race, nationality, and country columns from 993, and last 
     address from 1019 all other columns are blank.
1021 Mancino, surname is crossed out and written by another hand to clarify it, though it 
     looks clear to this transcriber. Given name looks like Mano but maybe Mario, script of 
     recorder is not clear nor is this copy which is spotted. Age may be 20 or 26. Marital 
     status is not clear and looks like an M or do for ditto from previous passenger, maybe 
     married or single. Race, Nationality, and country columns have ditto marks from 993. 
     First word in city of last address and that of wife are not clear. City of passenger 
     looks like Ecoia del Colle, where that of wife looks like Ecas del Colle. Nothing similar
     found. Given name of wife is not clear, can not make any other letters out and nothing 
     similar or close was found. Final destination looks written over, both state and city.
     R of rochester is darker than other letters. Can not read what was written underneath.
1022 Gia????o, passenger is crossed out by a line. This usually means that the passenger was 
     not on this ship. Surname is not clearly visible under the line and it looks like a 
     second line was drawn over it. Surname may begin with Gia or Ea. Rest of letters are 
     covered by the line, and can not make them out. Other than dittos in race, nationality, 
     and country columns from 993, all other columns are blank.



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LDS Film Number 1400739, Volumn Number 4637
National Archives and Records Administration Film T715, Roll 2053.
Transcribed by Kathleen E Lo Pinto Vignolini a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
24 November 2008



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