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The Monterey from NARA Film T715 Roll 383



Departing from Vera Cruz to New York August 15, 1903

Mary Coleman
Clare F. Beames		
Georgina F. Beams
Clare F. Beams Jr.
Baldwin H Beams
Rafael Sagaselez Vega
Rafael Pazo
Fheoome Patterson
Maurique Moheses
Willaim P Maseic
Joseph Shillmatter
Frank B. McMercher
Mrs. Frank B. McMercher
Carmen McMercher
Col. Julius G. Tucker
Ricardo Biaz
Federico B. Inchausti
Miguel Secin
Ray M. Waner	
Frank Hauus
Roberts Casellas
Edwardo Dominquez
Horteucia Gonzalez
Arturo Jermansdez
Miguel Rolger Castro 
Victor Vah
Anselmo Gamboa
Matilde De Perez
Edwin L. Sanborn
Albert Jane
Alberto Arteago
Maurie Arteago
Joseph L. Butler
Thomas A. Rigney
Arthur E. smith
Mrs. Arthur E. Smith (Fannie)
Raun Zaballo
Jose Macedos
Mrs. E. Fribas (Eurigreeta)
Mrs. M. Fribas (Mesures)
E. Fribas (Eurigreeta)
E. M. Frias (Emma)
Manuel Fribas
R H. Johnson (Richard)
Mrs. R H. Johnson (Anna)
F. B. Sandieland (Frank)
Valentine A. Garcia
Antonio Osaur
Alexandres Copota
Leopoldo Grauplia
Richard Shipley
Carlos Rodriquez
Luis Rodriquez
Carl Stelak
Julian Gonzales
Joseph Duffy
William Hadley
R. L. Chamsberlain 
John Norton
Mrs. Ida Hooks
Derby Eaton
Maria Eustolia
Julio Samara
Juan Sanchez
James E. Bond
Antonio Jorge
Alejandro David
Jorge Francis
Maria Pedro
Maria Pedro
George Trumball
Stamati Jorquti
John Elias
William Dee
Sada Gotas
Alfred A. Adams
Pedro Maria & his wife

3830815The Monterey

This project is coordinated by Dennis Baer. We have no further information on these ships, please contact Dennis at dbaer@dialupnet.com for any additional information.


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