Immigrant Ships
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SS Adirondack

I, J.W.Sansom Master of the*Br. S.S. Adirondack do solemnly, sincerely and truly swear that the following List or Manifest, subscribed by me, and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs of the Collection District of the City of New York, is a full and perfect list of all the passengers taken on boad the said vessel at *Savanilla and *Port Limon from which port said vessel has now arrived; and that on said list is truly designated the age, the sex, and the calling of each of said passengers, the location of the compartment or space occupied by each during the passage, the country or citizenship of each, and also the destination or location intended by each; and that said List or Manifest truly sets forth the number of said passengers who have died on said voyage, and the dates and causes of death, and the names and ages of those who died; also of the pieces of baggage of each; also a true statement, so far as it can be ascertained, with reference to the intention of each alien passenger as to a protracted sojourn in this country.
So help me God.?????(Signature)

Sworn to this 3 September 1889, before me *Thos.J.Dunn *Dep.Coll.

List or Manifest of all the passengers taken on board the S.S. Adirondack whereof J.W.Sansom is Master, from *Pt Lim burthen 1414 tons.

Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation (calling), country of citizenship of each, country of destination of each, and number of pieces of baggage of each.

  
 1* John B.Dougherty    46 M  C.Engineer  USA      NY      3
 2  F.H.White           41 M  Gentleman   England  London 10
 3* C.H.Gibson          32 M  Eng'r       USA      NY      5
 4  H.H.Warne           51 M  Miner       USA      NY      3
 5  F.A.Bosco           38 M  Gentleman   Italy    NY      2
 6  Concepto Pinto      60 M  Merchant    USA      NY      2
 7  Luigi Castagnetti   32 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   2
 8  Sisto Buzachi       41 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
 9  G.Batista Mazani    28 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
10  Giovanni Ramponi    33 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
11  Ricardo Casare      24 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   none
12  Francisco Roschetti 23 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
13  Giovanni Polhoniere 27 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
14  Giuseppe Marchi     26 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
15  Paolo Pinzella      38 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
16  Biaggio Simi        32 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   none
17  Carlo Riva          30 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
18  Marcello Pedrasoli  35 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
19  Lucildo Bugni       32 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
20  Angelo Briganza     26 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
21  Antonio Perondi     45 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
22  Natale Fioravanti   41 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
23  Adelmo Sgarbe       26 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
24  Angelo Piva         40 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
25  Ariodante Guasconi  27 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
26  Erminio Riva        26 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
27  Antonio Genari      27 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
28  Luigi Cugola        24 M  Laborer     Ital     Italy   1
29  Pietro Capra        34 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
30  Ferdinando Giglioli 35 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
31  Stefano Bianchini   29 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
32  Giuseppe Moi        34 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
33  Antonio Canevasje   38 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
34  Francisco Pedrasji  24 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
35  Luigi Pavara        23 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
36  Arturo Fasji        23 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
37  Giaccomo Tuviatti   25 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
38  Stefano Mantovani   26 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
39  Fermo Peroni        50 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
40  Leandro Girelli     52 M  Laborer     Italy    Italy   1
41  Isaac Zebelon       40 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      1
42  Moritz Winkler      36 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      none
43  Valentine Schwen    37 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      none
44  Julius Zuppelt      24 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      none
45  John Schutz         22 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      none
46  Frank Werner        23 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      1
47  Henry Hein          26 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      1
48  Joseph Schutz       36 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      1
49* Fritz               30 M  Laborer     Germany  NY      1
50  Adam Manartowitz    22 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
51  Joseph Bodlan       34 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
52  John Pauliga        35 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
53  John Inguesty       32 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
54  Stevan Wilem        37 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
55  John Blumskosky     32 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
56  John Johnitzkin     22 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
57  Frank Grabit        32 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
58  Jacob Gurzick       33 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
59  John Brodwith       25 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
60  Peter Schneider     24 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
61  Adam Labramoitsch   22 M  Laborer     Russia   NY      none
62  Mike Darwan         35 M  Laborer     USA      NY      none      


Transcriber's notes:

*  The use of an * indicates an omission or error made by the
   original recorder.

?  The use of a ?  indicates a word or letters that could not
   be read, due to quality of the original document.  

*  This transcript came with a cover sheet attached which
   does not appear to belong to it.  The cover sheet mentions
   a ship called "Montauk", which sailed on the same date as
   the Adirondack from the same port, Limon. The printed
   number "1207" also appears (the NARA volume number).

*  No notation was made on this transcript describing the
   location which passengers occupied during the trip;
   likewise no deaths were recorded, nor was any
   information presented regarding the passengers' plans for
   a protracted sojourn in the USA. Therefore I have
   eliminated those columns.

*  Br. stands for Brig, a type of ship.

*  The ports of origin are located in South America. Port Limon
   is thought to be Puerto Limon in Costa Rica although there
   is a Port Limon in Honduras. 

*  The master's signature is illegible.

*  Thos. is short for Thomas.

*  Dep. Coll. is short for Deputy Collector.

*  Pt Lim is short for Port Limon (Honduras).

Passenger # 1 - In John B. Dougherty's occupation, C. Engineer
                stands for Civil Engineer.
Passenger # 3 - In C.H.Gibson's occupation, Eng'r stands for
                Engineer.
Passenger #49 - This passenger has only a first name given; no
                lettering or ditto marks or any other mark(s)
                at all appear where his last name should be.

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M237, Reel 537, Volume 1207.

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