1899-1900 New Orleans Passenger List from Sicily

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Re: 1899-1900 New Orleans Passenger List from Sicily

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can anyone translate who he was going to live/visit with. So he left from GENOA ITALY and arrived Ellis Island via ship ALLER. It looks like the occupation listed was "fisherman".
So I should be able to look at the ellis island website and plug in the information provided and see it also?

I can not thank you all enough! Now on to trying to find his father and mothers record in Termini.
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suanj wrote: ...
MICHELE BOVA FARMER 16 M 20 Apr 1899 ALLER GENOA ITALY TERMINI

First Name Michele
Last Name Bova
Occupation farmer
Age 16
Sex M
Literacy N
Ship Aller
Arrived 20 apr 1899
Origin Italy
Port Genoa
Last Residence Termini
Destination Indianapolis


ship's manifest:
http://ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_wei ... &line=0002
suanj!
What a wonderful find!
So he headed directly to Indiana to join his brother(?)/uncle in Indianapolis.
suanj wrote:joining at Calcidonio Bova in Indianapolis
Terrific research :D
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Thanks Valarie!
Michele joining at Calcidonio Bova brother..
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Re: 1899-1900 New Orleans Passenger List from Sicily

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I have family from Termini Imerese and found a group that specializes in research for this town. Laura Johnson is the facilitator and can help you with more research and you can also post your questions and find cousins, etc.

VJ and Suanj have done an excellent job as usual...but I think this will help you as well...

http://comunesofitaly.org/mailman/listi ... fitaly.org
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