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Steamship Belgic


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Unknown Ports in China and Japan to San Francisco
Chinese Passengers from Hong Kong
7 November 1894

(For United States Commissioner of Imigration)
ALIEN IMMIGRANTS arrived by Steamship Belgic from China and Japan Nov 7, 1894
Columns represent: Number, Name, Age, Sex, Nationality, Last Residence, Destination, Occupation, Remarks
     European Steerage

 1  H.  Ishikawa       35  Japanese  Yokohama  Merchant
 2* K.  Krissil?off    22  Russian   Kobe      Mechanic

     Asiatic Steerage

 3  Lew   Kwan         55  Chinese   China     Grocer
 4  Ye    Ong          52  Chinese   China     Grocer
 5  Tang  Ngow         34  Chinese   China     Grocer
 6  Chin  Jun          45  Chinese   China     Grocer
 7  Chan  Quen         30  Chinese   China     Grocer
 8  Lay   May          38  Chinese   China     Grocer
 9  Low   Quan  John   28  Chinese   China     Grocer
10  Tuan  Lum          42  Chinese   China     Grocer
11  Lew   Ying  Mow    33  Chinese   China     Grocer
12* L?er  Lum   Quing  23  Chinese   China     Grocer
13  Lim   Ong          32  Chinese   China     Grocer
14  Lam   Tang         27  Chinese   China     Grocer
15  Ng    Sing         37  Chinese   China     Grocer
16  Lu    Sang         36  Chinese   China     Grocer
17  Poon  Ming         27  Chinese   China     Grocer
18  Lam   Shu          27  Chinese   China     Grocer
19  Lim   Man   Sing   32  Chinese   China     Grocer
20  Hong  Wo           38  Chinese   China     Grocer
21* Lin   J?nn         26  Chinese   China     Grocer
22  Jay   Ping         26  Chinese   China     Grocer
23  Lim   Chu   Lung   34  Chinese   China     Grocer
24  Tong  Sing  Jan    34  Chinese   China     Grocer
25  Leing Hun          34  Chinese   China     Grocer
26  Wong  Chong Look   36  Chinese   China     Grocer
27  Wing  Suoy         39  Chinese   China     Grocer
28  Wing  Lin   Sing   40  Chinese   China     Grocer
29  Chan  Yuen         28  Chinese   China     Grocer
30  Leing Quan         34  Chinese   China     Grocer
31  Chun  Quang Lu     26  Chinese   China     Grocer
32  Lu    Wan   Gow    37  Chinese   China     Grocer
33  Kwan  Hing  Lu     35  Chinese   China     Grocer
34  Wang  Sai   Wai    48  Chinese   China     Grocer
35  Leing Tang         32  Chinese   China     Grocer
36  Leing Ying         30  Chinese   China     Grocer


Transcriber's Notes:
There were no entries in the Remarks column so it is not included in the table.
In this period in San Francisco passenger lists for Chinese passengers destined 
 for the US were kept separately from lists of all other passengers.  These lists
 were filmed separately as well.  This is probably the reason the list has labels
 "European" and "Asiatic."  This list is unusual since it contains the names 
 of both Chinese and other passengers.
The names of the first two passengers are clearly written last name last.  The 
 transcriber is unable to determine the order in which the names of the Chinese 
 passengers are written.
Missing or difficult to interpret letters are replaced with ? 

Passenger Notes:
# 2  surname could be Krissilioff or Krissilnoff.
#12  missing letter looks most like an "f."
#21  name in question could be Junn, Jinn, or Jonn.   
Page 2 Chinese Passengers
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M1410, Reel 1, Vol 3, Page 6.
Transcribed by Fran Taylor, a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
6 December 2000



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