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SS Jos Otini

Truxillo *, Honduras to New Orleans
9 April 1891

I, P. Culotta, Master of the within named Steamer from the Port of Truxillo * do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that the within List contains the names and descriptions of all the Passengers who were on board the said Steamer at the time of or since her last departure from the Port of Truxillo * or that have been taken on board the said vessel at any foreign port or place, and that none have died on the voyage.
Collector's Office, Port of New Orleans April 9, 1891 Subscribed and sworn to before J.D. Crawford Deputy Collector.
GEO.W. Rueff, Customhouse Broker, No 7 Clinton Street, New Orleans, La. INWARD PASSENGER LIST. Report and List of Passengers taken on board the Am S/S Jos Otini of New Orleans whereof P. Culotta is Master, burthen 241 96/100 tons, bound from the port of Truxillo *, Honduras.
Columns represent: Names, Age, Sex, Occupation*, Country to which they severaly belong*, Country of which they intend to become inhabitants*, Died on the voyage*, Part of Vessell occupied during the voyage*, Baggage* 
    
1  Toribis Zelaya Jr  25  Male   
2  Manuela A Zelaya   23  Female
3  Dolores Martinis   26  Female
4  Jose R Miralda     17  Male  
   

Transcriber's notes:  
*Truxillo is most likely Trujillo, Honduras, a coastal town.
*Column: Occupation, all list none.
*Column: Country to which they severally belong, all Honduras
*Column: County to which they intende to become Inhabitants, all U.S.
*Column: Part of Vessel occupied during the voyage, all Cabin
*Column: Baggage, first two have one trunk together, last two have one trunk 
each.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M259, Reel 75, List 109.
Transcribed by Dorothy Wiland a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
20 June 2000

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