SS Hankow
*I,______Master of the above named SS Hankow from the port of Hong Kong via Ports do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the above List contains the names and descriptions of all the Passengers who were on board the said SS Hankow at the time of, or since departure from said Port of Hong Kong or that have been taken on board the said vessel at any foreign port or place and ?? the voyage. (signed) S. M. Orr Collector's Office, Port of Tacoma January 25 1896 (signed) S. W. de ?aer
LIST OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the British Steamship Hankow whereof S. M. Orr is Master, from Hong Kong via Ports burthen 2332 tons. Jan. 1896
Columns represent: Name, Age (Years,Months) Sex, Occupation, Country to which they severally belong, Country in which they intend to become inhabitants, Died on the Voyage*.
1 A. S. Fobes Male Merchant United States United States 2 D. C. Nichols Male Master Mariner United States United States 3 C. Herman Male Railroad agent United States United States 4 James J. Hilleles Male United States United States 5 J. W. Johnson * Male United States United States 6 F. C. Hillhouse * Male United States United States 7 Peter Miller * Male United States United States 8 Geo. W. Gale * Male United States United States 9 Look Ling 35y Male Merchant China United States 10 Look Hong 28y Male Merchant China United States 11 Wing Jim 30y Male Merchant China United States 12 Wing Bow 40y Male Merchant China United States 13 Lou Suie 32y Male Merchant China United States 14 Ching Chung Yee 42y Male Doctor of Medicine China United States 15 Wong Mon 32y Male Merchant China United States 16 Tom Sing 35y Male Merchant China United States 17 Dong Ling 27y8m Male Merchant China United States 18 Sig Wang 10y Male None China United States 19 Gong See 20y Female None China United States 20 Goon Gang 13y Female None China United States 21 Yamaguchi Yataro 30y9m Male Merchant Japan United States 22 Hanada Terukicki 19y2m Male Student Japan United States 23 Hanada Isokichi 27y9m Male Merchant Japan United States 24 Masuda Isunezo 20y5m Male Student Japan United States 25 Hanada Chusuki 24y6m Male Merchant Japan United States 26 Yamaguchi Ikupio 22y Male Merchant Japan United States 27 Shiraioki Sokichi 38y5m Male Merchant Japan United States 28 ?umato Hikutaro 21y Male Merchant Japan United States 29 Hirata Kun 8y11m Male Student Japan United States 30 Moriuchi Hatsutaro 24y4m Male Merchant Japan United States 31 Kamuja Richiyu 29y Male Merchant Japan United States 32 Shi?ata Daukuro 28y4m Male Merchant Japan United States 33 Kunikei Ota 17y1m Male Student Japan United States 34 Abe Masayimon 17y Male Merchant Japan United States 35 Abe Kikunosuke 36y11m Male Merchant Japan United States 36 Funatsu Hirokichi 29y10m Male Stock Raiser Japan United States 37 Omura Guigo 22y6m Male Merchant Japan United States 38 ?kunaga Dayiro 22y9m Male Merchant Japan United States 39 Kamko Tonugon 25y8m Male Merchant Japan United States** 40 Nishi Yeiki 20y3m Male Student Japan United States** 41 Matsuska Intaro 16y7m Male Student Japan United States** 42 Takenaga Hikotaro 21y9m Male Student Japan United States** 43 Tanichi Sea 27y7m Female Japan United States 44 Tanichi Riozo 31y1m Male Merchant Japan United States 45 ?ai Fatsuya 29y11m Male Merchant Japan United States 46 Shibata Chujiro 30y1m Male Merchant Japan United States Transcriber's notes: * The sworn statement was after the passenger list but was changed to the beginning of the manifest to be in the format of ISTG standards * There were no deaths reported. * Johnson, Hillhouse, Miller and Gale came in Steerage. ** These four names were bracketed with statement "Landed at Victoria (4) for New Whatcom" * A1 409 198 N/N New Haven Conn 3/13/?3 was squeezed in between two lines. Between passenger 28 and 29 ? Question marks indicate letters difficult to identify positively. ? My best guess follows: ? ?umato Kikutaro may be Fumato or Yumato Kikutaro. ? Shi?ata Daukuro may be Shibata Daukuro. ? ?kunaga Dayiro may be Takunaga Dayiro. ? ?ai Fatsuija may be Trai Fatsuija; first letters covered by binding.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1484, Reel 1.
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