Immigrant Ships
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SS San Blas

ALIEN IMMIGRANTS arrived by Steamship San Blas from Panama Jany 9, 1894 arr S.F. Feb2/1894

Columns represent: Number, Name, Age, Sex, Nationality, Last Residence, Destination, Occupation, No of Pieces of Baggage, Remarks

 1  Henry     Degay     29 Male   Belgian     Guatemala    Santa Barbara	Stone Cutter 2        
 2  Adolf     Brodstast 31 Male   Switzerland Guatemala    Sn Francisco  Clerk        2  $80 
 3  Franz     Bohm      35 Male   Austria     Guatemala    Sn Francisco  Farmer       1  $1?* 
 4  Ma?*      Minz      19 Female Austria     Salrica Cruz Oakland       Dress maker  1  Resident
 5  A.        Holmberg  46 Male   Russia      Acapulco     Sn Francisco  Sailor       2  
 6  Francisca Martinez  50 Female Mexico      Manzanilla   Sn Francisco  Waitress     2* 
 7  Balbino   Martinez  2  Male   Mexico      Manzanilla   Sn Francisco  none         *  
 8  Marcelina Hernandez 45 Female Mexico      Manzanilla   Sn Francisco  Cook         4  *       
 9  Roqui     Uribe     40 Female Mexico      San Blas     Sn Francisco  none         2* 
10  Maria     Uribe     12 Female Mexico      San Blas     Sn Francisco  none         *  
11  Sob*      Uribe     14 Male   Mexico      San Blas     Sn Francisco  none         *  *
12  Timotei   Uribe     8  Male   Mexico      San Blas     Sn Francisco  none         *  
13  Eva       Uribe     4  Female Mexico      San Blas     Sn Francisco  none         *  
14  Sarl*     Dietrich  35 Male   Mexico      Mazatlan     Sn Francisco  Mechanic     1  


Transcriber's Notes

There is a signature at the bottom of the manifest: 
  San Francisco, February 2, 1894 
  WH McDean, Commander

3    The amount of money is either $1 or $100.  
4    first name looks like Max but might be Mary.
6&7  There is a bracket to indicate the baggage is shared.  The number has 
      been transcribed for the first person listed.
9-13 There is a bracket to indicate the baggage is shared.  The number has 
      been transcribed for the first person listed.
8    Ausgustina  W??relle Green St is written in the Remarks column.
11   Roque Uribe, Diadad Uribe son and daughter of Oakland is written in the 
      Remarks column.
11 & 14 first letter of first name could be "I" or"J" but is identical to the 
      initial letter in "S"an Blas and "S"witzerland.

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