TERESA
FERRARY/Teresa Ferrari and children, MASSIMILIANO/Max,
SILVIO/Silvius,
MARIA/Mary,
and GUISEPPE/Joseph sailed from Antwerp and arrived in the United
States on November 8, 1890. Teresa's husband, Anthony, and sons, Anthony,
Jr. and Henry, had immigrated to the United States about six months earlier.
The manifest of the S. S. Pennland provides the following information
about Maria and the children. (The lst answer is Teresa's;
the 2nd is Max's, the 3rd is Silvio's answer, and the 4th is daughter Maria's
reply and the 5th is Guiseppe's. When the answers are the same for all
five travelers, it will be written only one time.)
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No. on List:84; ;85; 86;; 87; 88
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NAME IN FULL: Teresa Ferrari; Massimiliano Ferrari; Silvio Ferrari;
Maria Ferrari; Guiseppe Ferrari
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Age: 39; 13, 11, 10, 5, 25 mos.
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Sex: F; M; M; F; M; M
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Calling: laborer
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The Country of which they are Citizens:---
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Native Country: Austria
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Intended Destination: New York
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Number of pieces of Baggage: 1; ---; ---; ---; ---
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Location of compartment of space occupied. Specify whether forward,
midship or aft.Steerage, Aft , J
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Starting Point:Innsbruck
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Whether Visitors only, or intending to be permanent settlers: Settlers.
The S. S. PENNLAND was built in 1870 as the Algeria
for Cunard, and sailed on her Liverpool-Queenstown-New York service. In
1882 she was purchased by the Red Star lined and renammed Pennland,
under which name she spent the rest of her career. The vessel was scrapped
in 1903.
Music Playing: "Hunky Dory" by Abe Holzmann (1900).
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