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2 questions about symbols on manifests #general
Marian
In 1903 my maternal great-aunt, her husband and 3 children arrived at Ellis
Island. In looking over the passenger manifest I noticed the numbers "6501" written directly to the left of her husband's name. Would anyone know the significance of these numbers? On the 1900 passenger manifest for my paternal great-uncle, the capital letters "S" and what appears to be a "C" (i.e. "SC") are written directly to the left of his name. Any ideas about this one? All suggestions are greatly appreciated. Marian Levine Woodstock, NY researching: AYVIN,YAVEN/YEVIN (changed to LEVINE) - Nemirov, Mikhalevka, Tulchin, Odessa Brooklyn,NYNICKELSBERG (and similar spellings) - Nemirov, Podolsk > NYC > Brooklyn,NY GUTMAN (changed to GOODMAN) - Bobroisk, Minsk gub. > Brooklyn,NY FREIDIN/FREIDEN - Nikopol, Ekaterinoslav > Brooklyn,NY and Argentina GORODETZKY (changed to GORDON)
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Elise Friedman <elise@...>
On Thu, 2 Aug 2001 mariancsw@... wrote:
In 1903 my maternal great-aunt, her husband and 3 children arrived atSee the new Ellis Island Database FAQ, available at http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/eidbfaq.html MANIFESTS #9 may be the answer to this. Normally when there are handwritten numbers, they are accompanied by a date and were part of the naturalization process. I personally haven't seen any other type of handwritten numbers to the left of a passenger's name. On the 1900 passenger manifest for my paternal great-uncle, the capitalThis is SI, which stands for Special Inquiry. See MANIFESTS #5 and #6 in the FAQ for more information. [ Note: the numbers provided above may be off by one or two when you actually view the FAQ. An update is in progress and some items have been shifted down, but I'm not sure exactly when that update will be posted. ] Hope this helps! Elise Friedman Columbia, Maryland Genealogy Chatroom - http://www.chatsystems.com/~elise/jgchat/ My Genealogy Website - http://www.gencircles.com/users/efriedman/ PALEVSKY/PALEFSKY, POLLACK (Horodetz, Kobryn); LIPSCHITZ/LIFSHITZ (Brisk); GORONOVICH/GORONOWITZ (Grodietsk); COOPER/KUPER (Drohitchyn); EISNER, SASS (Myslowice); MILLER, TAUB (Dobromil/Byblo); FRIEDMAN, CHERNACK/CHERMACK (Russia/Poland); CHESIN (Mogilev)
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