Help Deciphering This Name, Please! :)

[DebiHarbuck]

I am trying to figure out the last name of the woman listed as the "person you are going to" on lines 27/28, page 2 of this passenger manifest.

I know her first name is Vincenza and that her address is 26 Cherry Street. Any ideas on what the last name is?

[maestra36]

Debi
The image is way too small and can't be read at all. I tried importing it into a photo program and enlarging it, and it is out of focus.

What is the name of the person on the passenger list and what ship and date?

[DebiHarbuck]

My apologies...the original image was too large to upload and I had to resize.

The ship is the SS Hamburg which arrived in NY on August 31, 1910.

The passenger is Margherita De Santis, traveling with her daughter Filomena.

[maestra36]

Is their last name misspelled in the search engine?

[DebiHarbuck]

At the Ellis Island site it is "De Santi"....not sure if this link will work:

http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipM ... 1430070147&

[maestra36]

Are you accessing the passenger list though ancestry.com? If so, I don't have a subscription and can't access it that way. It is not coming up for me on ellisisland.org or on the www.stevemorse.org website

[johnnyonthespot]

Line 27 on this image. Click the thumbnail, then click again.

At Ancestry . com she is Margherita De Santi; the ship arrival date is Sept 14, 1910 (August 31 was the departure date).

[maestra36]

Thanks, Carmine.

[DebiHarbuck]

No, at the Ellis Island site. I am typing 'Margherita' for the first name and "De Santi" for the last name (the space between the De and Santi seems to make a difference).

[maestra36]

Ellis Island has the wrong original manifest scanned with the name for a totally different ship.

[DebiHarbuck]

Apologies, again! It seems I wrote down the date they sailed and not the date of arrival.

[johnnyonthespot]

For reference, here is the first of the two pages:

[DebiHarbuck]

Thank you, Carmine! That's the manifest.

[maestra36]

What town in Italy are they from? That could help with the surname.

[johnnyonthespot]

Thank you, Carmine! That's the manifest.

You're more than welcome. I'm having a hard time making out the name also.

In the future, try uploading your images to postimage.org, then copy and paste the "Thumbnail for Forums (1)" link into your message.