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SS San Juan

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Panama to San Francisco
January 19, 1894

PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO

(For United States Commissioner of Immigration)

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Port of San Francisco

ALIEN IMMIGRANTS arrived by Steamship City of Sydney from Panama Dec 29, 1893 arr SF Jan/19/1894

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

1       Lavik       31   Male     France   New York   Laborer  1   $5    yes
2 ?? A  Goth*       32   Female   Germany  Mexico     None     2   $50   no
3 ??    Carrillo*   50   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     7*  $17   *    
4 ? F   Antisuck?*  27   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     *   none  yes
5 ? S   Rodriguez*  27   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     *   none  no
6 ? A   Rodriguez*  23   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     *   none  no
7 ? A   Buzuela*    12   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     *   none  yes
8 ?I    Herrera*    26   Female   Mexico   Mexico     None     1   $80   yes
9 ?n    Yuen        32   Male     China    Guatemala  Merchant 1     


Transcriber's Notes

The following columns had identical entries and so were not included in the table:
   Destination=San Francisco
Entries in the Remarks column probably refer to the amount of money the passenger 
 has and the ability to read and write, judging by other lists that have handwritten 
 titles for this column.
There is a signature at the bottom of the manifest: Wm G Pitts, Master

2-8 There are letters at the beginning of these names that have been cut off by 
     the film.  It is possible that they say Miss.  The "ss" is visible for all, 
     letters before the "ss" are visible for passenger 2 & 3 and look like ?iss.
3   Mexican is written in the Remarks column.  This may mean the passenger can 
     read and write Spanish.
4   surname may have a final "e."
4-9 There is a bracket joining the names of passengers 4-9.  Its meaning is not 
     clear.
5   There is a note referring to passenger 5 on the manifest "A.A. Antecinick 
     1820 Powell St drug store claims these are  his family  S & A Rodriguez 
     sisters."  The surname for passenger 4 does not have enough loops to be 
     Antisinck.  
3-7 There is a another bracket to indicate that the pieces of baggage are for 
     all these passengers. The number has been transcribed for the first 
     passenger listed.
PAGE 2 Chinese Passengers
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1410, Reel 1, Vol 2, Page 4.
Transcribed by Fran Taylor a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
28 February 2000

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