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Manifest Caledonia Glasgow 28Nov1908 Anton Reiter line27 p1
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[Transcriber's note: Left half of a two-page manifest (List 8). The right half is file 37. Lines 5 to 19, 22 to 23 and 28 are blank. Group headings ("Finlanders," "Hungarians," "Hebrew") are written in the relative column above the lines they cover. Penciled margin notes at the top left read "Scandinavians / Finlanders / Hungarians / Hebrew." A pencil figure "16" and a large script mark appear beside the column-1 heading.]
Form 500 B. Department of Commerce and Labor, IMMIGRATION SERVICE
SALOON, CABIN, AND STEERAGE ALIENS MUST BE COMPLETELY MANIFESTED.
LIST OR MANIFEST OF ALIEN PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED [STATES IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT PORT OF ARRIVAL]
Required by the regulations of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor 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 port in the United States.]
S. S.
Caledonia
sailing from
Glasgow 28th November, 1908
11—1118
Column headings: 1 No. on List | 2 NAME IN FULL (Family Name; Given Name) | 3 Age (Yrs., Mos.) | 4 Sex | 5 Married or Single | 6 *Calling or Occupation | 7 Able to— Read, Write | 8 Nationality (Country of which citizen or subject) | 9 †Race or People | 10 Last Permanent Residence (Country; City or Town) | 11 The name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came | 12 Final Destination (State; City or Town)
| No. | Family name | Given name | Age | Sex | M or S | Calling or occupation | Read / Write | Nationality | Race or people | Last residence: country | City or town | Nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came | Final destination: state | City or town |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Löf | Anders | 19 | m | s | Farm Lab. | yes | Sweden | Scand. | Sweden | Fjäras [read] | Father G. Löf, Fritsla [read] | Ills. | Rockford |
| 2 | Beil | Leonard L. Will. | 20 | m | s | Student | yes | Sweden | Scand. | Sweden | Stockholm | Father Rudolf Beil, Stockholm | N.Y. | Syracuse |
| 3 | Braelson [read] | Johan | 25 | m | s | Seaman | yes | Sweden | Scand. | Sweden [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | Malmo Lan [read] | Father Capt. A. Braelson [read], Råå pr. Raus, Sweden | N.Y. | New York |
| 4 | Anderson | Fredrik | 23 | m | s | 2nd Engineer | yes | Norway | Scand. | Norway [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | Bergen | Johannes Anderson (Father), Bagersmuget 14, Bergen | N.Y. | New York [pencil: Norway] |
| 5–19 | [blank; "Finlanders" written as a group heading above line 20] | |||||||||||||
| 20 | Saarelainen | Teppa [read] | 28 | m | s | Labourer | yes | Finland | Finnish | Finland | Kuopio | Brother Emil, Torini [read] | Minn. | Duluth |
| 21 | Saarelainen | Heikko [read] | 23 | m | s | Labourer | yes | Finland | Finnish | Finland [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | Kuopio | Brother, Kuopio | Minn. | Duluth |
| 22–23 | [blank; "Hungarians" written as a group heading above line 24] | |||||||||||||
| 24 | Szabatos | Pal | 28 | m | m | Labourer | yes | Hungaria | Croatian [over "Magyar"] | Hungary | Veszprem | Pane [read] Szabatos, Veszprem | Ohio | Dillonvale |
| 25 | Moska [read; partly overwritten] | Janos | 33 | m | m | Labourer | yes | Hungary | Croatian [over "Magyar"] | Hungary [overwritten] | Csakbereny | Father Moska Janos, Csakbereny | Ohio | Dillonvale |
| 26 | Heber | Johann | 33 | m | m | Farm Lab. | yes | Hungary | German | Hungary [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | Serbsen [read] | Wife Kath. Heber, [Szerb]szentpeter, Hungary, Magyar [read] | Pa. | Philadelphia |
| 27 | Reiter | Anton | 24 | m | s | Farm Lab. | yes | Hungary | German | Hungary | Serbsen [read] | Father Gyorgy Reiter, Serbsent Peter [read] | Pa. | Philadelphia |
| 28 | [blank; "Hebrew" written as a group heading above line 29] | |||||||||||||
| 29 | Friedman [pencil: E.I. Reg. 4462 (read)] | Schmail | 30 | m | m | Machinist | yes | Russia | Hebrew | Russia | Litien [read] | Mother F. Friedmann, Litien, Russia | Conn. | Stamford |
| 30 | Buer [read] | Abram | 22 | m | s | Labourer | no | Russia | Hebrew | Russia | Rackrzik [read] | Father M. Kruck [read], Rackrzik, Russia | N.Y. | New York |
[Transcriber's note: Line 27 reads: Reiter, Anton, 24, male, single, farm laborer, can read and write, nationality Hungary, race German, last residence Hungary, Serbsen [i.e., Szerbszentpéter, written as two words on file 37], nearest relative his father Gyorgy Reiter of Serbsent Peter, destination Philadelphia, Pa. The "Write" column is not separately marked on any line; "yes" is written once under "Read." Pencil figures "8-246435 / 7/3/41 - 505" [read] over line 20 are a later annotation. A pencil scrawl at the bottom left of the page is not legible; a large "12" and "12" appear in pencil at the foot of columns 8–10.]
* Instead of showing occupation of tourists and aliens in transit, state in column 6 whether they are "tourists" or "in transit." † "Race or People" is to be determined by the stock from which aliens sprang and the language they speak. List of races will be found on back of this sheet. 11—1118