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.

1323 Ma??ai, Pietro
1324 Bruno, Francesco
1325 Del Fra?e, Maria
1326 Moseano, Nicola
1327 Di Millo, Fancesco
1328 Mazzai, Poli?o
1329 Maroechi Gabriele
1330 S?a???illi, Alfreda
1331 ???lli,  Augusto
1332 Sp?a??i, Giuseppe
1333 Banco, Tommaso
1334 Fragette, Attilio
1335 Forte, Tommasso
1336 Letriechia, Stafano
1337 Al?e?i, Francesco
1338 Pacigici, Francesco
1339 Mongra, Francesco
1340 Al?eri, Angelo
1341 S?he??i, Lorenzo
1342 Misercola, Domenico
1343 Cellini, Giovanni
1344 Cellini, Angelo
1345 Boneco, Angelo
1346 Maroeco, Dominico
1347 P?o?etti, Matilde
1348 Al?eri, Mariano
1349 Bizzarri, Teresa
1350 B???????, Dominico
1351 Servello, Francesco
1352 Pi??icn?a, Bartolomeo

1323* Ma??ai, Pietro, 35, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ascoli, Nearest Relative: wife Maria Ascoli,
      Final Destination: R I Providence 1 

1324* Bruno, Francesco, 30, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ascoli, Nearest Relative: wife Italia Ascoli,
      Final Destination: N Y New York 2 

1325* Del Fra?e, Maria, 27, f, S, housewife, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ro?a, Nearest Relative: sister Adelina Ro?a,
      Final Destination: P A Scut???????

1326  Moseano, Nicola, 22, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ascoli, Nearest Relative: wife Francesca Ascoli,
      Final Destination: N Y New York

1327* Di Millo, Fancesco, ?6, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ascoli, Nearest Relative: wife Angela Ascoli,
      Final Destination: Ohio Cleveland

1328* Mazzai, Poli?o, ?8, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Ascoli, Nearest Relative: father Paolo Ascoli,
      Final Destination: R I Providence

1329* Maroechi, Gabriele, ?4, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Agnese Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Udica

1330* S?a???illi, Alf??da, 16, f, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Antonio Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y New York 

1331* ???lli, Augusto, ??, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: mother Eugenia Morolo,
      Final Destination: Pa ?????burg

1332* Spa????i, Giuseppe, ?6, m, S, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Antonio Morolo,
      Final Destination: N? ??????? ????????

1333* Banco, Tommaso, 18, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Francesco Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Harrisville

1334* Fragette, Attilio, 18, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Sguigola, Nearest Relative: father Nicola Sguigola,
      Final Destination: N Y ?o??e 

1335* Forte, Tommasso, 41, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Filomena Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Waterto??

1336* Letriechia, Stafano, ?4, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Maria Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Frankford

1337* Al?e?i, Francesco, 2?, ?, ?, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Angela Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Waterto??

1338* Pacigici, Francesco, 18, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Lorenzo Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y O???ego

1339* Mongra, Francesco, 28, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Marianna Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Cortla??e 

1340* Al?eri, Angelo, 21, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Ana?olia Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Wate??o??

1341* S?he??i, Lorenzo, 41, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Anna Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y New York

1342* Misercola, Domenico, 18, m, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Pietro Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y New York

1343* Cellini, Giovanni, ?7, m, S, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Vincenzo Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y ??an?sville  

1344* Cellini, Angelo, 27, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Tullia Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y ??ansville

1345* Boneco, Angelo, 16, m, M, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Mariano Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y ??ansville 

1346* Maroeco, Dominico, 38, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Maria Morolo,
      Final Destination: NY New York

1347* P?o?etti, Matilde, 18, ?, S, farm labor, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: father Filippo Morolo,
      Final Destination: N Y Utica

1348* Al?eri, Mariano, 38, m, M, farm labor, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Maria Morolo,
      Final Destination: ?? Es??sceo

1349* Bizzarri, Teresa, 19, f, S, house wife, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: gran mother Anna Morolo,
      Final Destination: NY New York

1350* B???????, Dominico, 46, ?, M, ?, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Morolo, Nearest Relative: wife Filomenea Morolo,
      Final Destination: NY ?

1351* Servello, Francesco, 22, m, S, ?, can read and write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Filadelfia, Nearest Relative: mother ?eilia Filadelfia,
      Final Destination: WV ??d?e??

1352* Pi??icn?a, Bartolomeo, 2?, m, S, ?, can not read or write, Nationality: Italy
      Race: Italian South, Last Address: Italy Sta??a?llo, Nearest Relative: wife ??ella Sta??arella,
      Final Destination: NY New York


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 3 April; and Palermo 4 April. This page shows Naples.
  It has the number 61 stamped on the top and bottom of the given name column and the number 212 is written onthe top left
  of the page. Below that, and just above the first columns is another number written, it looks like it begins123, but the
  next numbers are not clear, but maybe 88 Transcriber does not know what this refers to. Nationality to last residence
  columns have ditto marks from the first passenger. This manuscript page is written dark and is fairly easy to read,
  though some letters look written over. Some of the recorders letters are not always clear. Some look like a u or double
  c, but are most likely an n, or could be either.

  Recorders often used the ditto marks. This transcriber has replaced all ditto marks with the information referred to.
  The recorder wrote the gender as m for masculine and f for female, and marital status as M for married, and S for
  single. This transcriber has typed these as they are on the manuscript. Occupations have ditto marks from the first
  line almost to the last, as most passengers on this page are male. The last residence cities given may be a small
  section, commune, of a larger city or a town outside it. Many were not found in the Atlas.
 
  Passengers 1330, 1331, 1332, 1337, and 1350 are lined out. This usually means that the passenger was not on
  this ship. They do not have the usual check before their surnames, between age and gender, or Final Destination as all
  other passengers. The information of these passengers given here is visible either below, above, or through these lines.
  The number of passengers making this trip were written below the nationality to last residence columns. 
  Of 30 passengers written on these pages, 25 made this passage.

  The Italian language has no letter j, k, or w, x, or y. 

  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.


1323 Ma??ai, surname letters are not clear, but the script looks similar to line 6, passenger 1328, Mazzai. There is no
     indication that these are related, as a word or mark to connect them. Numbers are written in the given name column,
     713421, above it is what looks like a date, 4 a diagonal dash, 22 or 12, a diagonal dash, 31. These numbers may
     relate to a later record check, usually in response to an inquiry by the immigrant. Prior to 1924 there were no
     Reentry Permits. Many immigrants requested a letter or pass to guarantee their reentry when traveling abroad, to
     show  their previous legal admission and long residency. The letter was not a guarantee, but greatly facilitated the
     immigrant's travel. Numbers are also written in the occupation column 1 dash, 52?53, the ? maybe a 3 , 5 but it
     looks more like a curved backwards 7. the other numbers are quite clear. These numbers are a verification of entry
     for the 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. There is no date after this set of
     numbers as there sometimes is. These two series of numbers were written by different hands.
1324 Bruno, surname letters look more like u u, but is most likely Bruno.
1325 Del Fra?e, there is an X before the line number, and what looks like D K above the line number, rather than the usual
     SI or BSI for a Special Inquiry. Transcriber does not know what this marking means, but it looks like initials of an
     inspector. An X before the name column, means the passenger was temporarily detained. There is no indication why,
     as  with some passengers. Surname next to last letter looks written over and is taller than the others. It maybe
     Frale, Frase or Frate, but is not crossed. Last residence cities are not clear but maybe Roma, the first letter looks
     more like a fancy K and the others look like an e three times, bur is like how some recorders write an n or m.
     Destination is not clear, the last part is light and letters are close together, nothing similar was found.
1327 Di Millo, age first digit looks more like an I or T, but maybe a 3, definitely not a 2. City of residence and of wife
     has ditto marks from 1326.
1328 Mazzai, given name looks like Polido or Potido, nothing similar was found. It does not look like the name of his 
     father, but maybe Paolo misspelled. Age maybe 18 or 28, digit is not clear. City of residence and of father has ditto
     marks from 1326.
1329 Maroechi, surname letters are not clear, and maybe Marocchi, age digit is not clear, all lines are connected, like a
     word. Age maybe 24 or 34. City of destination looks more like Udiea, but the only similar one is Udica.
1330 S?a???illi, passenger is crossed out by a thick double line. This usually means that the passenger was not on this
     ship. Much of the surname is hard to read, except what is written above, from above or through the line. Surname
     maybe Scasehilli or Seasctrilli. Occupations have ditto marks from the first line almost to the last, though she is
     female. Most other columns have ditto marks from previous passengers. 
1331 ???lli, passenger is crossed out by a thick double line. This usually means that the passenger was not on this ship.
     First letter of the surname maybe a P, the next one or two are not visible. Given name looks like Augusto, but maybe
     Angelo. Age is totally blocked by the lines. Most other columns have ditto marks from previous passengers.
     Destination city is also not readable, but looks to end in burg. It maybe Harrisburg, Pittsburg, or another burg.
1332 Spa????i, passenger is crossed out by a thick double line. This usually means that the passenger was not on this
     ship. Surname looks to begin like Spaz or Spar, the rest is not readable, except for the last letter, i. Age looks
     like it maybe 16, but may not be. Most other columns have ditto marks from previous passengers, except for able to
     read. Destination city looks like two words, but is very light and unable to read. The first word looks to begin with
     a B or P, the second with an H, both have at least 8 letters to them. State too is not clear, due to the line.
1333 Banco, there seems to be aline drawn through the columns, which looks to have been erased. A circle was drawn around
     the age column, and a check mark after it is darker than the rest. He may or may not have made this ship. But the
     line is much lighter than others crossed out on this page. Destination was written over by another hand, lighter, to
     clarify it, though the writing of the recorder is clear enough.
1334 Fragette, city of last residence may begin Sq, S Q as in South something, or Sg or S G. It looks like Squigola, or
     Sguigola for the passenger, and Squrgola for father. Unnder South G & Q, and Sg & Sq, the only similar ones found
     are Squinzano and Squillace gulf, nothing beginning Sg. Destination looks like Pionce but does not exist, but it may
     Rome, NY, though the first letter looks more like a P than an R.
1335 Forte, last residence of passenger looks like Morolo or Mozolo, and of wife looks like Morvlo. Destination second
     part is hard to read, and looks like Watertower, but it maybe the only similar one found, Watertown.
1336 Letriechia, surname letters are not clear, and maybe Letricchia. Age first digit is not clear, maybe 24 or 34. A
     light line runs through the able to read, for 1337 who was crossed out and did not make the ship, but all is
     readable. Last residence of passenger and wife have ditto marks from 1335.
1337 Al?e?i, passenger is crossed out by two thick lines. This usually means that the passenger was not on this ship. What
     can be read is either above or through the lines. Surname has the darkest line, can not make out what the other
     letter or letters are. Transcriber will not guess what they are Age maybe 28 or 38, first digit is not clear. Last
     residence of passenger and wife have ditto marks from 1335.
1338 Pacigici, surname letters are not clear and close together, it maybe Pacifici, as there seems to be a line below the
     line and above the lower letters. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335. Destination is
     light and scratchy, but looks to be Oswego, the only similar one found with the same number of letters.
1339 Mongra, surname was written by another hand next to that by the recorder, to clarify it, but does not. Second surname
     looks more like Monagia or Mongria Last residence of passenger and wife have ditto marks from 1335. Destination is
     not clear, letters are dark and close together, it looks like Cortlanve. Only similar one found is Cortland.
1340 Al?eri, surname letters are not clear, letters are close together, it maybe Alderi or Alteri. Age looks like 21 but
     it maybe 31. Last residence of passenger and wife have ditto marks from 1335. Name of wife is not clear, it looks to
     begin Ana or Aua, but only 2 male names begin that way, Anacleto and Anastasio. Neither of which are close to this,
     and no name found that ends in olia. The only other similar name, is Aurelia, but the third letter is definitely not
     an r. This maybe a nick name. Destination is also close together and not clear, it maybe Watertown, as the writing of
     other passengers looks similar.
1341 S?he??i, surname letters are close together, though dark are not clear. Surname may begin Sch or Soh, as Scheaci,
     Schedri, Scheari, or Soheaci, Sohedri, or Soheari. Last residence of passenger and wife have ditto marks from 1335.
     Destination was written over, lighter by another hand to clarify it, but by the recorder was clearer.
1342 Misercola, surname was written by another hand to clarify it next to that by the recorder, but by the recorder was
     clear enough. Though by recorder it looks like more like Misericosa. Last residence of passenger and father have
     ditto marks from 1335. Destination has ditto marks from 1341.
1343 Cellini, age looks like 17, but maybe 27. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335. City
     of Destination is not clear whether it begins with a T or J, the next letter maybe an o. It looks like Jobanisville,
     Tobanisville, or Jofanisville, or Tofanisville. The only similar one found is Johnsonville, but the letters don't
     match up. The third letter and looks like an f or b, not an h. The letter before the n is definitely an a. Though
     1343 and 1344 have the same surname and are going to the same destination, there is no notation to connect them.
1344 Cellini, Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335. Destination has ditto marks from 1343.
     Though 1343 and 1344 have the same surname and are going to the same destination, there is no notation that connects
     them.
1345 Boneco, surname maybe Banco, there is an extra mark next to the second letter. Last residence of passenger and father
     have ditto marks from 1335. Destination has ditto marks from 1343.
1346 Maroeco, Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335.
1347 P?o?etti, surname letters are not clear, it looks like Peoictti or Peoietti. Neither are likely as triple vowels are
     not used in Italian. This transcriber will not guess what these letters are. Gender column has ditto marks from the
     previous male passengers, highly unusual not to note as female. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto
     marks from 1335.
1348 Al?eri, surname maybe Alderi or Alteri, letter is not clear. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks
     from 1335. Something is written above the Destination State and City by another hand, but is very light, and hard to
     to make out most of the letters. It looks like NY then a single word does not look capitalized, ?ew??? can not make
     out any other letters before or after, if there are any. That of the recorder looks nothing like this. His letters
     are very close together, and it looks like the ink skipped. The city looks like Essesceo. Nothing similar was found.
1349 Bizzarri, an X is written before the line number 27, which indicates this passenger was temporarily detained. There
     is no reason given. There seems to be something written just above the line number which looks like D H. Usually SI
     or BSI was written for Special Inquiry hearing, this is written very light and not clear. It maybe the initials of
     an inspector. Numbers are written from occupation to race columns, 3 dash, 201107 dash, then like a date, 7, dash,
     31, dash 40. 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 last set of numbers maybe the date the person applied. The title of nearest relative seems to be written
     as two words, gran and mother, no d. There is no surname given, it is listed under that of the passenger, though she
     could be the maternal or paternal grand parent. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335.
1350 B???????, passenger is crossed out by a thick, dark, double line. This usually means that the passenger was not on
     this ship. Much is not able to be read, especially the surname, even when magnified. What can be seen of the surname,
     looks similar to the one above. What can be read is where the line is lighter or is above the line. Gender is most
     likely male, but is not fully visible. Occupation is a long word or two words, but is not readable. It maybe farm
     laborer as the rest on this page, but was written in since the occupation of the previous female passenger is
     different. Last residence of passenger and father have ditto marks from 1335. There looks to be nothing written in
     the Destination column, unless there are ditto marks blocked by the line from 1349.
1351 Servello, occupation has ditto marks, probably from 1350 which is not clear, or as farm labor from the rest of the
     passengers on this page. Numbers are written from occupation to race columns, 3 dash, 140?91 dash, then like a date
     10 a diagonal dash, 5 a diagonal dash, 37. The ? looks like a 5, but maybe a 3. 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 last set of numbers maybe the date the
     person applied. Name of mother, top of the letters are blocked by the line that crossed out 1360. It looks like
     Acilia or Aeilia, but there is nothing similar found beginning with an A. It maybe a nickname. City of residence
     of passenger and mother looks written as Filadelfia, clearly not a city in Italy, but one was found in Costa Rica.
     Destination is very dark, but not clear, the only letter that can be distinguished is the second or third letter, d
     and further, an e.
1352 Pi??icn?a, surname is very light, middle letters can not be made out, and next to last maybe a g or z as Pi??enga or
     Pi??enza. Age maybe 25 or 26. Occupation has ditto marks, possibly from 1360 which is not clear, or farm labor from
     the rest of the passengers on this page. City of residence of passenger is not clear. Transcriber can only  make out
     what is above. For wife it lookd a bit clearer, and maybe Stamarelle, which looks very different for the passenger.
     Name of wife, first letter is light as if faded, and looks like ??ella, but maybe Stella, the only similar one found.
     Destination has something much lighter written above it by another hand. For the lighter one, the state looks like an
     O, but for the City only part is readable, C??e?nnate, which could possibly be Cincinnati. However, New York was not
     crossed out and is much darker. 

LDS Film Number 1400739, Volumn Number 4637, partial list.
National Archives and Records Administration Film T715, Roll 2053.

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