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Passenger list — Filomena Giugliano with Emilio, Giuseppe and Salvatore Squitieri, Roma, New York, 11 September 1903
Transcript
Uncertain readings are marked [?] or set in brackets; words that could not be read are marked as such. Each transcript is shown as written, with its transcriber’s notes.
Transcription (as read)
"List or manifest of alien passengers for the U.S. Immigration Officer at port of arrival", S.S. Roma, sailing from Naples [about 29 August] 1903, arriving New York Sept. 11, 1903 [as read; the day and month in the sailing line are doubtful].
Line 8: "[Nifi?] Alessio, 28, M, married, labourer, [from] Roma" [a different passenger; not part of the family].
Line 9: "Giugliano [Guigliano?] Filomena, 38, F, married, housewife [?], [from] Salerno."
Line 10: "Squitieri Emilio, 8, M, [child]."
Line 11: "〃 [Squitieri] Giuseppe, 5, M, [child]."
Line 12: "〃 [Squitieri] Salvato[re], 3, M, [child]."
Line 13 onward: other families (a Nancano? Lucia, 30, and daughters Emilia and Ida).
"Alessandro Squitieri, N. 1702 Carpenter St., Philad[elphia], Pa." [as read; "N." before the street number is doubtful] named as the person joined; the group is marked with a margin number 13 and the lines for Emilio, Giuseppe and Salvatore show "Child".
Notes. An independent read of the manifest summarized in Chapter 10. The twin Luigi (born 1900) is not on the family lines; Salvatore is. Grade: PROBABLE for the mother's surname and the three sons (Paul, 29 October 2026;