Immigrant passengers to the U.S.A. from BERTOWO, unknown, Russia.

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BANASIAK, IGNACZ was from Bertow or Bertowo, Russia, age 40, unable to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying 7 dollars aboard the Princess Alice departing from Bremen arriving 16 May 1907 in New York, He was married. He was traveling to WI. He had a brother named STANISLAW BANASIAK in 10 LUNN [illegible] 920. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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MARKOWSKI, JAN was from Bertowo, Russia, age 20, able to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying $ 12 dollars aboard the Silvia departing from Boulogne arriving 7 May 1907 in New York, He was single. He was traveling to MI. He had an uncle named STANISLAW SZCZESNY in E. 35 ST. 142. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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OCHOBA, [illegible][illegible][illegible] was from Bertowo, Russia, age 30, able to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying $ 10 dollars aboard the Silvia departing from Boulogne arriving 7 May 1907 in New York, He was married. He was traveling to MI. He had a friend or relative named STANISLAW SZCZEZNY in 35 ST. 142. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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