Immigrant Ships
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SS City of Sydney

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Port of San Francisco UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State of California
City and County of San Francisco

I, *, Master of the Steamship City of Sydney belonging to the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, do solemnly swear that the foregoing is a full and correct report of alien immigrants arrived by said vessel at the Port of San Francisco on the * day of * 189*

s/s ???k H. Johnston
Master of SS City of Sydney

Sworn to before me, and subscribed in my presence this * day of * 189*

ALIEN IMMIGRANTS arrived by Steamship City of Sydney from Panama April 2, 1894

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

Forward Cabin from New York
 1* Arthur       Renard       28 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 3
 2* Mrs A        Renard       23 Female  U.S.                              Traveler *
 3  John         Jochim       34 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 2
 4  Jacob        Fiehr        35 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
 5  G.           Flaller      27 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 2
 6  J.           Speck        34 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 2
 7  Alex         Uhmschneider 40 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 2
 8  Jos          Camody       26 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
 9  Miss D       Kelly        25 Female  U.S.                              Traveler 2
10  Thos         Morris       28 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
11  Wm           Greenwood    36 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
12  Mrs Bertha   Zille        34 Female  U.S.                              Traveler 2
13  E            Wolf         35 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
14  John         Williams     26 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
15  Miss Augusta Ekberg       32 Female  U.S.                              Traveler 1
16  J.J.         Redmond      26 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
17  Abey         Kaufman      31 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
18  J.F.         Luther       29 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
19  H.H.         Dyer         33 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1
20  Roger J.     Hogan        15 Male    U.S.                              Traveler 1

Steerage from Panama and Way Ports
21  Cue          Hing         46 Male    China   Panama          Hong Kong Merchant 3
22  Wong         Dao          40 Male    China   Panama          Hong Kong Merchant 3
23  Leam         Seong        44 Male    China   Panama          Hong Kong Merchant 3
24  A G          Bell         44 Male    U.S.    San Jose de Gua San Fco   Miner    3
25* Miss M       Beas         26 Female  Mexico  Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
26* Miss M       Gonzales     28 Female  Mexico  Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
27* Mrs Juana    Grojide      40 Female  Mexico  Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
28  G.C.         Baron        27 Male    U.S.    Mazatlan        San Fco   Miner    2
29* Miss M.      Beas         26 Female  Mexican Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
30* Miss M.      Gonzalez     28 Female  Mexican Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
31* Mrs. Juana   Grajide      40 Female  Mexican Manzanillo      San Fco   Servant  1
 
   
Transcriber's Notes

The Remarks column had no entries.
The arrival date at the top of the manifest list, page one, and written in the body
of page 2 is April 2.  The captain's statement has no date.  The separately filmed 
cover sheet gives April 1.
The blanks in the captain's statement and that of his witness are not completely 
filled out.  Missing information is indicated by *.
The last three passengers are on a separate page.  There is a note at the bottom of 
the first page that says 3 ? (possibly F or &) Mex.  It probably refers to passengers
29-31 on the second page.  Furthermore, the three passengers on the second page, 
29-31, appear to be the same people as passengers 25-27 on the first page.  The 
surname Gr(a/o)jid(e/a)is spelled differently in the two listings and in the note at 
the end of page two.

1&2   There is a bracket to show that the number of pieces of baggage for these 
      passengers is shared.
29-31 There are separate paragraphs for each of these passengers at the bottom of the 
      page.  "Miss M Beas- I am going to Mrs Perez house 524 Vallejo St. Mrs Perez is 
      the wife of a man by the name of Perez who works on the SS Corina.  I have $40. 
      I was here two years ago.  I am a widow.  I have no relations here. I am from 
      Colima. When I was here before I lived as a seamstress with Mr Mendez.  Mrs. 
      Mendez husband works on the Steamers too and lived in Vallejo St bet Stockton 
      and Dupont Strts.

      "Mrs. Juana Grajeda.  I am from Colima and mother of Miss M Beas.  I was here 
      two years ago.  I have no employment.  I do the cooking for my daughter.  I have 
      no money.  I have no relatives here.

      "Mrs Modesta Gonzalez  I am from Manzanillo.  I left San Francisco 3 months since 
      for Manzanillo.  I live with a man by the name of Phillipe Perez; he works on the 
      SS Corina We are not married.  I have $2.  I was married once in Mexico but my 
      husband died there.  I live at 524 Vallejo St San Francisco with Mr Perez. 

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