Immigrant passengers to the U.S.A. from PUCARI, unknown, Hungary.

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BABIC, SIMO was from Pucari, Hungary, age 20, unable to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying 10 dollars aboard the Batavia departing from Hamburg arriving 14 April 1907 in New York, He was single. He had a friend or relative named DAME DUMIC in NO DANENDE O CORNER COMPA. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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JASANOVIC, PANTE was from Pucari, Hungary, age 35, able to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger aboard the Batavia departing from Hamburg arriving 14 April 1907 in New York, He was married. He had a friend or relative named DONA DI.DE [illegible] in CAMP 15. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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LUKIC, SAVO was from Pucari, Hungary, age 48, able to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying $ 24 dollars aboard the Batavia departing from Hamburg arriving 14 April 1907 in New York, He was married. He was traveling to PA. He had a friend or relative named PANTALP BURCAC in THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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MILJEVIC, PERC was from Pucari, Hungary, age 32, unable to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying 10 dollars aboard the Batavia departing from Hamburg arriving 14 April 1907 in New York, He was married. He was traveling to PA. He had an uncle named PERO MILIEVIC in THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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