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Passenger Manifest Kaiserin Auguste Victoria 2Mar1911 Katharina Jakobi line27
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[Transcriber's note: Page 2 of a ship's manifest. The page number "2" is written in the top-left margin with a superscript mark.]
Form 500 A, 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]
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
S. S.
Kaiserin Aug. Victoria
sailing from
March 2nd 1911
11—1115
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 \(Intended future permanent residence) (State; City or Town)
[Transcriber's note: Columns 7 (Read, Write) are "yes / yes" on line 1 and are marked by a check mark (✓) on most following lines; the check marks are not repeated in the table. Sex and marital status are written together (for example "f s" = female, single). A stamp "NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN" appears on lines 7, 17, 18, 20, 23, 24, 25, 28 and is noted in the residence column where it sits. Several lines carry penciled annotations by examiners, noted in brackets. The alignment of the relative-or-friend entries with the passenger lines is approximate because the entries run across two lines each. The family-name column uses a dash or ditto mark for a repeated name; the repeated name is shown in parentheses.]
| No. | Family name, given name | Age (yrs.) | Sex / M or S | Calling or occupation | Nationality / Race | Last permanent residence | Nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came | Final destination (state, city) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grün, Itzig [read] | 48 | m / m | furrier | Russia / Hebrew | Russia, Teltz | wife: Ette Grün, Teltz | N.Y. Brooklyn |
| 2 | Fuchs, Helene | 18 | f / s | housekeeper | Austria / " | Austria, Mlanow | uncle: Nathan Fuchs, Mlanow | N.Y. New York |
| 3 | " (Fuchs), Alexander | 17 | m / s | barber | " / " | " | " | " |
| 4 | Zwetaeff, Apollo | 40 | m / m | physician | Russia / Russian | U.S.A. [pencil: Russia, Moskau], New York | wife: Liebe Zwetaeff, Moskau | Minn. Canby [read; pencil, uncertain] |
| 5 | Meier, Ferdinand | 18 | m / s | farmer [pencil: lab.] | Germany / German | Germany, Huttisdorf | mother: Caroline Meier, Kreis Stolzenau, Huttisdorf | Minn. Minneapolis [struck through; read] |
| 6 | Lieberg, Bernat [read] | 25 | m / s | engineer | Sweden / Scandinavian | Sweden, Stockholm | mother: Maiken Lieberg, Skogstorf | Ohio, Johnstown |
| 7 | Silbermann, Max | 37 | m / m | merchant | Russia / Hebrew | U.S.A., New York [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | wife: Breindel Silbermann, Warschau | N.Y. New York |
| 8 | Fröhlich, Rosa | 38 | f / s | servant | Hungary / Magyar [pencil: Hebrew] | Hungary, Arad | mother: Rosa Fröhlich, 19 Böttyanigasse, Arad | N.Y. New York |
| 9 | Post, Margarethe | 29 | f / m | housewife | Germany / German | Germany, Hamburg | father: Alois Werner, Havelschwerdt [read] | N.J. Hoboken |
| 10 | Beyer, Julius | 60 | m / m | retired | Germany / German [read] | Germany, Plauen | wife: Louise Beyer, Ziegelstr., Plauen | N.Y. New York [line through entry; pencil note above, illegible] |
| 11 | Wolf, Arthur | 23 | m / s | clerk | " / " | Germany, Buchen [read] | father: A. Wolf, Buchen | " (as line 10) |
| 12 | Glaser, Julius | 25 | m / s | " | Hungary / " | Austria, Wien | father: Kaspar Glaser, 202 Mariahilferstr., Wien XV | N.Y. "Erlanger" [pencil, read] |
| 13 | Maggioni, Emma | 31 | f / m | housewife [pencil: servant] | Germany / " | Germany, Kefelsberg | friend: Karl Maass, 48 Hagenerstr., Kefelsberg | Ohio, Cincinnati |
| 14 | Sussmann, Fanny | 38 | f / m | " [pencil: Housekeeper] | Roumania / Hebrew | Roumania, Bukarest | brother: David Sussmann, Bukarest | N.J. Jersey City |
| 15 | Köpke, Magda | 20 | f / s | none | Germany / German | Germany, Altkloster | father: Jew [sic] Köpke, 200 Staderstr., Altkloster | N.Y. New York |
| 16 | Münich, Miklos | 25 | m / m | barber | Hungary / " | Hungary, Ujbersany | stepfather: Mihar Krefer, Ujbersany [read] | [pencil, illegible] |
| 17 | Amenomiya, Harto [read] | 34 | m / m | merchant [pencil: Electrical Engineer] | Japan / Japanese | Japan, Tokio [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | Home: Tokio; Mr. Amenomiya | Japan, Tokio [pencil: England] |
| 18 | Schultz, Karl | 33 | m / s | mason | Germany / German | U.S.A., Chicago [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | father: Emil Schultz, Cottbus | Ill. Chicago |
| 19 | Rousland, Martha | 25 | f / s | none [pencil: maid] | Norway / Norwegian | U.S.A., New York | 48th St. East, New York, Mr. Rasmussen [read] | N.Y. New York |
| 20 | Bosgenvig [read], Randi | 36 | f | [pencil: maid] | " / " | " | Mr. Rasmussen (continued) | " |
| 21 | Schwarz, Abraham | 26 | m / m | painter | Austria / Hebrew | Austria, Stryj | mother: Ettel Schwarz, Stryj | " (N.Y. New York) |
| 22 | " (Schwarz), Rosa | 20 | f / m | housewife | " | " | " | " |
| 23 | Eschenmüller, Johann | 31 | m / m | farmlaborer | Hungary / German | U.S.A., Cincinnati [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | brother: Conrad Eschenmüller, Perjamos | Ohio, Cincinnati |
| 24 | " (Eschenmüller), Anna | 26 | f / m | housewife | " | " | " | " |
| 25 | Rosenstöngl [read], Filip | 33 | m / m | sailor | " / " | " [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | brother-in-law: Jakob Niklos, Marosufer, Perjamos | " |
| 26 | " (Rosenstöngl), Magdalena | 29 | f / m | housewife | " | " | " | " |
| 27 | Jakobi, Katharina | 17 | f / s | maid | Hungary / [not clearly entered] | Hungary, Perjamos | father: Filip Jakobi, Perjamos | N.Y. New York |
| 28 | Noga, Frantisek | 26 | m / m | weaver | Austria / Polish | Austria, Strzyzow [stamp: NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN] | mother: Jozefa Noga, Strzyzow | N.J. Utica [read] |
| 29 | Kreiling, Nicolaus | 26 | m / m | farmer | Hungary / German | Hungary, Billed | wife: Anna Kreiling, Billed ["664" written beside "wife"] | N.Y. Trenton [read] |
| 30 (struck) | Engelhardt, Peter | 37 | m / m | locksmith | Austria / " | U.S.A., Sharon | wife: Maria Engelhardt, Mitrovica | Pa. Sharon |
[Transcriber's note: The line of interest is line 27, Jakobi, Katharina, age 17, single, maid, from Perjamos, Hungary; her father is listed as Filip Jakobi of Perjamos; her destination is New York. A large "N" is written in the left margin beside lines 27-28. The last line (30) is struck through with a heavy horizontal line, and a check mark and the number "12" appear at the foot of the list. A penciled "Ø General" [read; uncertain] is written beside the "12". Page footer: "\ An intended residence of one year shall constitute permanent residence. The last country in which alien resided with the intention of remaining as long as one year shall be the last permanent residence regardless of length of actual residence therein. † List of races will be found on back of this sheet." 11—1115.]*