Ship Passenger Lists Palermo to New Orleans

Over 25 million Italians have emigrated between 1861 and 1960 with a migration boom between 1871 and 1915 when over 13,5 million emigrants left the country for European and overseas destinations.
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Ship Passenger Lists Palermo to New Orleans

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My grandfather, Alphonse Corona (8/19/1986), arrived on a ship in 1898 or 1899 with his family. They were from Sciacca and port of entry was New Orleans. How do I find them in a passenger list. Father: Vincent Corona(DOB - 9/1849), Mother: Catherine Gallo(DOB - 9/1860), Siblings: Gustav (10/1879), Geroloma (5/1883), Joseph (9/1886), Onofrio (9/1888), Badassare (10/1891), Natina (7/1899).
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Without a paid subscription, microfilm seems to be your best bet.....
there are a few sources that have been transcribed but these are limited.....for futher reading.........

http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/neworleans.html

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Year of entry may have been 1899... but with census records... you never know...

http://img183.echo.cx/img183/7756/corona4ym.jpg

How did you find out what the port of entry was??

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One census says 1898 and one says 1899. The whole family stayed in New Orleans. I guess it is an assumption but we're talking about 12 people. New Orleans even had a Sciacca Society as seen in some of the obits that my father saved.
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