SS Boston
LIST OR MANIFEST OF ALIEN IMMIGRANTS FOR THE COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION. required by the regulations of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, under act of Congress, approved March 3, 1893, to be delivered to the Commissioner of Immigration by the Commanding Officer of any vessel having such passengers on board, upon arrival in the United States.
S.S.Boston, sailing from Yarmouth, NS, Jan 27^th, 1900, arriving at port of Boston, Jan 28th, 1900, United States of America, state of Mass, county of Boston
* I, S. F. Stanwood, Master of the Steamship Boston, belonging to Yarmouth, NS do solemnly, truly and sincerely swear that the foregoing is a full and correct report of alien immigrants arrived by said vessel, at the port of Boston on Jan 28^th, 1900
(signed) S F Stanwood, Master of SS Boston
Sworn to before me, and subscribed in my presence, the 28th day of Jan, 1900.
(signed) Sam D Canas?? (Immigrant Inspector)Coloumns represent: Name, Age, Sex, Occupation, Nationality, Last Residence, Destination, *Religion.1 F. H. Brown 39 m mariner Am Am Boston 2 Mrs F. H. Brown 36 f lady Am Am Boston 3 Grace Brown 5 f child Am Am Boston 4 Miss V. Corvell 18 f lady NS NS Gloucester P 5 R. Redding 25 m moulder Am Am Providence C 6 T. Foder 27 m eng NS NS Boston P 7* W^m Peirce 57 m eng NS NS Boston P 8* C. E. Zuik 18 m mariner NS NS New York P 9* Isaac Bremmer 35 m mariner NS NS New York P 10 Lester Wier 21 m laborer NS NS Somerville P 11* Jos. K Sauliner 31 m mariner NS NS Boston C 12 Amos Mader 37 m steward NS NS New York P 13 Chas Golden 34 m corp? NS Am S Boston P 14 Frank Monboquette 28 m mariner NS NS Boston C 15 John Melanson 30 m oiler NS NS Boston C 16 Geo. Smith 42 m mariner NS NS Boston P 17 John Nickerson 23 m fisher NS NS Gloucester P 18 Angus M^cDonald 27 m mcht NS NS Providence P 19* Jas Frosh 64 m dealer NS NS Boston P 20 Chas Crowell 41 m fisher NS NS Boston P 21 Thos Ross 56 m fisher NS NS Boston P 22 B. R. Hilton 54 m mariner NS NS Boston P 23 Mrs C. E. M^cPhee 21 f lady NS NS Cambridge P 24 Mary Nyawh 22 f lady NS NS Roxbury P 25 N. Patten 29 m corp? NS NS Providence P 26 J. A. Walker 19 m customs NS NS Boston P 27 T. Coffin 30 m farmer NS NS Boston P 28 A. Crosley 28 m plasterer NS NS Boston P 29 R. Muise 44 m mason NS NS Wakefield C 30 J. S. Raymond 30 m mcht NS NS Wakefield P 31 W. L. Campbell 56 m customs NS NS Boston P 32 Mrs W. S. Campbell 50 f lady NS NS Boston 33 J. L. Crandell 33 m C eng Am Am Boston 34 Geo. Guest 54 m clerk Am Am Boston 35 Mrs B Whiting 37 f lady Am Am Boston 36 Nettie Whiting 10 f child Am Am Boston 37 Miss Cody 19 f lady Am Am Boston 38 F. E. Raymond 31 m mcht NS NS Boston 39 G. J. Raymond 33 m mcht Am Am Boston 40 Mrs J. H. Dill 47 f lady Am Am New York 41 Geo. Dill 12 m child NS NS Boston 42 Alice Dill 10 f child NS NS Boston 43 L. A. Vaughan 34 m Coph? NS NS Boston 44 H. H. Raymond 35 m agent Am Am Brunswick 45 F. K. Robbins 38 m agent NS Am Boston Transcriber's Notes: * An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes. ? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder. ^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted. * Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling. * Passengers where numbered by the transcribers for ease of referencing. * the sworn statement is at the end of the list of passengers. * port of landing is Boston for all passengers, therefore this coloumn has been eliminated. * P or C is written in front of most of the names. This might pertain to the passenger's religion, P could be Protestant, C could be Catholic. 7: the last name could be Pierce. 8: Surname may be Zink. 9: Surname may be Brunner 11: the last name could be Sinclair. 19: the last name could be Frost. National Archives and Records Administration, Film T843, Reel 36, Vol. 74-75. Transcribed by Harry Green and Ines Mannhardt,
members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
27 May 2006
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