Immigrant Ships
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SS China
Honolulu, Hawaii to San Francisco, Ca.
22 Jan 1910
DISTRICT OF SAN FRANCISCO - PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO
I D E Friel, Master, of the SS China, from
Honolulu, do solemnly, sincerely, and truly
swear that all the aliens embarking at an insular port are listed on
the within manifests
and that, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information in said Lists
or Manifests concerning each of said aliens named therein is correct and true in every
respect. Signed Daniel Friel, Master Officer.
Sworn to before me this day of Jan 22 1910 at San Francisco, Cal. ?? Winsworth,
Immigration Officer.
List or Manifest, of alien passengers from U.S. insular possessions, for the United States
Immigration Officer at continental port of arrival. Required by regulations of the Secretary
of Commerce and Labour of the United States, under Act of Congress approved February 20, 1907,
to be delivered to the United States Immigration Officer by the Commanding Officer of any
vessel having such passengers on board upon arrival at a continental port in the Unitec States.
SS China, sailing from Honolulu, Jany. 15, 1910. Arriving at Port of San Francisco,
Jan 22 1910.
Columns represent: Number on the List, Name in Full, Age, Sex, Nationality (Country of
which citizen or subject), Race or People, Time of entering Insular Possession, Country
whence Alien entered Insular Possession, Final Destination (State,city, or town, if within
the United States; country, if outside the United States)
1 Spencer Walter 60 Male Australia Australian Jany 5/10 Australia Mexico
2 Gaing Mrs Maria L 33 Female Germany German Jany 6/10 Japan Germany
3 Gaing Miss Elisabeth 11 Female Germany German Jany 6/10 Japan Germany
4 Usborne Gordon 33 Male Canada Canadian Dec. 07 Canada New York
5 Jenkins George H 56 Male Gt. Britian British Jany 4/10 Chile England
6 Stower Robert 23 Male Gt. Britian British Jany 4/10 Chile England
7 Forrest Sterwood 19 Male Gt. Britian British Jany 4/10 Chile England
8 Tinto John 32 Male Portugal Portuguese Dec. 1908 California Mexico
9 Filbroth Kate 41 Female British Eng July 3 1901 Australia San Francisco
1 Lalallan Alfonso 31 Male Spain Spainard Apr 27th 07 Spain San Francisco
2 Lalallan Gabriella 27 Female Spain Spainard Apr 27th 07 Spain San Francisco
3 Lalallan Francisco 3* Male Spain Spainard Apr 27 07 Spain San Francisco
4 Lalallan Alfonso 20# Male U.S.C. Spainard born ? U.S.C.
5 Lopig Dufino 26 Male U.S.C. Spainard Apr 27 07 Spain U.S.C.
6 Wifpit William J 22 Male Gt. Britian British Jany 4 1910 Chile England
7 Johannsen Fritz 21 Male Sweden Swede Jany 4 1910 Chile England
8 Hakanein Ingirer 21 Male Sweden Swede Jany 4 1910 Chile England
9 Erichsein Edward 20 Male Sweden Swede Jany 4 1910 Chile England
10 Croning Herman 18 Male Germany German Jany 4 1910 Chile England
11 Fischer ? 21 Male Germany German Jany 4 1910 Chile England
12 Robertson John 35 Male Gt Britian British Jany 4 1910 Chile England
Transcriber's Notes:
* Please note this ship has 3 list. The first I can clearly see it saying
"List 1", The third says "List 3" and it has the same names as List 1 but
there are alteration which I will point out. There are only 9 passengers
for List 1 and 3.
* The last list does not have a "List 2" but it may have not been copied
as it seems to be cut off at the top of the page, and the names are
different. So you will see two sets of name.
* In "List 1" in the surname column TAX is stamped from 1 to 7 with X in
8 and 9. The months are abbreviated.
* In "List 3" TAX has gone. The christian name for passenger 5 has been
changed to John.(not George).
* The christian name for passenger 7 looks more like Steward ( Sterwood).
* Where in the date column there is only a 07 I would think this is the year
1907.
? represents a word I can't work out.
* represents the number 6 with a line under it and it is higher and to the
right of the 3.
# represents something else after the 20 I don't know what.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1438, Reel 1.
Transcribed by Leonie Baker a member of the
Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild
22 September 1999
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