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

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ARENSZUK, ALEXANDER was from Bogdanow or Bogdanowka, Russia, age 26, unable to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying $ 8 dollars aboard the Wittekind departing from Bremen arriving 10 November 1907 in New York, He was married. He was traveling to NY. He had a friend or relative named FEODORA ARENSZUK in BOGDANOW KOBRIN GRODNO RUS. He had an uncle named IWAN MELMICZUK in 319 E. STR. HOUSTON. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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KUHN, GUSTAV was from Bogd, K [illegible] or Bogdanowka, Russia, age 22, able to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying 10 dollars aboard the Hamburg departing from Cuxhaven arriving 14 August 1904 in New York, He was single. He had a cousin named LU, B. LLE [illegible]. He was heading to a final destination neither the U.S.A. nor his country of origin. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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SEDNIWCKY, was from Bogdanka or Bogdanowka, Russia, age 27, unable to read and write, arriving as a steerage passenger carrying N dollars aboard the Patricia departing from Hamburg arriving 16 March 1907 in New York, He was single. He had a cousin named JAN LIETLOWSKI. He was intending to stay in the U.S.A. He had not been to the U.S.A. before.
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