This is a wild-shot, but can someone translate who Fortunato was going to (column 16) -name and relation to him. see attachment below.
https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/74 ... PUBJs=true
Also, what would possibly be the Americanized name for "Fortunato". I was told "Fred" ? Thank you.
Fortunato Fallara
Re: Fortunato Fallara
This is a difficult decipher 
It looks like the clerk wrote over the original "ditto" notation... the lighter color writing being the change.
The beginning of the lighter writing indicates he was going to "brother" - unfortunately, I am unable to read the rest of the notation.
Fred is usually the Americanization of Federico.
It could be used for Fortunato, I suppose.
T.
It looks like the clerk wrote over the original "ditto" notation... the lighter color writing being the change.
The beginning of the lighter writing indicates he was going to "brother" - unfortunately, I am unable to read the rest of the notation.
Fred is usually the Americanization of Federico.
It could be used for Fortunato, I suppose.
T.
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Re: Fortunato Fallara
Tessa, thank you. This does help since I believe he was going to his brother named Giuseppe Fallara. Appreciate, Joy.
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This confirms your belief.gentilejoy@yahoo.com wrote: 25 Dec 2017, 02:06 Tessa, thank you. This does help since I believe he was going to his brother named Giuseppe Fallara. Appreciate, Joy.
I located the "Detained Passengers" list (see line 25) for the ship manifest.
Fortunato Fallara - "To go to bro. Gius. 355 Broome St."
https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/74 ... 5_286-0522
T.
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Re: Fortunato Fallara
Tessa, thank you.
