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SS Cuirfuegos
Santiago, Cuba and Nassau, Bahamas to New York
July 11, 1890
DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK – PORT OF NEW YORK
I, L Colton Master of the SS Cuirfuegos do solemnly, sincerely and truly
swear that the following List
or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector
of the Customs of the Collection
District of the City of New York, is a full and perfect list of all
the passengers taken on board the said vessel at Cuba & Nassau from which port said vessel has now
arrived; and that on said list is truly
designated the age, sex, calling, country of citizenship, native country,
intended destination or location,
number of pieces of baggage, location of compartment or space occupied,
and date and cause of death of
passengers, as required by the Passenge Act of 1882; also a true statement
so far as it can be ascertained,
with reference to the intention of each alien passenger as to a protracted
sojourn in this country.
So help me God. (signed) Loel?? Colton
Sworn to this July 11 1890 before me John G??mer Deputy Collector
Columns represent: names, age, sex, calling, the country of which they
are citizens, native country,
intended destination or location, number of pieces of baggage, and
location of compartment or space
occupied.
From Santiago
1 Catalina Varona 22 Female Teacher US 2 Saloon
2 Julia H Bull 28 Female US 3 Saloon
3 Jeune M Larrieu 35 Male Merchant US 2 Saloon
4 Luis Sabalthe 40 Male Merchant US 2 Saloon
5 Carlos Sabalthe 60 Male Merchant US 2 Saloon
6 Mary Sabalthe 51 Female US Saloon
7 Marceliuo Vivar Lorerizano 41 Male Priest US Spain Spain 2 Saloon
8 Agustus Wilson 65 Male Physican US 2 Saloon
9 Henri Dussac 43 Male Merchant US 2 Saloon
10 Paul Mony 38 Male Merchant US 1 Saloon
11 Miguil A Abalo 40 Male Merchant US 6 Saloon
12 Mrs Abalo 36 Female US Saloon
13 Agustin Abalo 11 Male US 1 Saloon
14 E D Ely 42 Male Engineer US 1 Saloon
15* Otto Primer 37 Male US Consal US 2 Saloon
16 Luis Megret 28 Male Merchant US Cuba US 1 2 Cabin
17 Lorenzo Jay Ruiz 31 Male Merchant US Cuba US 1 2 Cabin
18 Ma Loreto Rodriguez 27 Male Merchant US Cuba US 1 2 Cabin
19 Leou Hidalgo 54 Male Merchant US Cuba US 1 2 Cabin
20 Rawon Perea 28 Male Clerk US Cuba US 1 2 Cabin
From Nassau
21 Ambrose Shea 60 Male Governor WP USA 4 Saloon
22 Lady Shea 48 Female USA Saloon
23 J S Johnson 54 Male Merchant USA 3 Saloon
24 A Johnson 51 Female USA Saloon
25 Miss Saunders 24 Female USA 1 Saloon
26 Susan Charlow 40 Female USA 2 Saloon
27 Grace Richards 22 Female USA 2 Saloon
28 Miss Epitor 19 Female USA 2 Saloon
29 A J Broune 36 male Minister USA 6 Saloon
30 Miss Neilson 28 Female USA 4 Saloon
31* J T Northrop 39 Male Profeser USA 2 Saloon
32 Mrs Northrop 32 Female USA Saloon
33 John M Martinez 44 Male Merchant USA Cuba US 1 2 Class
34 Joseph ?dalha 43 Male Merchant USA Italy US 1 2 Class
Transcriber's notes:
* indicates an error on the part of the original recorder not the transcriber.
? indicates letters or words that cannot be read due to the quality of the
original document
There were no births or deaths on this passage, therefore the birth/death
column has been eliminated.
The name of the Captain is Loel??. First ? goes below the line; second could
be an o or s.
18 Ma Loreto Rodriguez The a in Ma is raised and underlined in the original.
34 Joseph ?dalha The last name could begin with an I.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, reel 551, 990.
Transcribed by Margaret Schell
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
26 April 2000
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