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Bark Maria Mercide
Palermo, Italy to New Orleans, Louisiana
20 April 1874
Ital Bk Maria Mercide, A. Luna, Master, 320 00/100 Tons, from Palermo
Columns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, From, To, Accomodations.
1* Ant. Catalano 37 M Farmer Sicily United States Deck
2 G. Luizza 46 M Farmer Sicily United States Deck
3 A. Luizza 50 M Farmer Sicily United States Deck
4 C. Managania 28 M Farmer Sicily United States Cabin
5 J. Gallone 56 M Laborer Sicily United States Cabin
6 L. Balsama 24 M Fisherman Sicily United States Deck
7 G. Frenda 21 M Servant Sicily United States Deck
New Orleans April 20, 1874
Transcriber's Notes:
* = Special attention to 'Transcriber's Notes'
? = Approximate number of letters which are unreadable with any accuracy
Numbers were added by transcriber for ease in locating Passengers.
Manifest was completely Hand-Written
There were no deaths on this voyage, so that column was eliminated
1 Possible Abbreviation: Ant. could be Anthony or Antonio
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M272, Reel 17, List 2nd Quarter
Transcribed by Royal A. Pritchard
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
20 June 2004
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