On Feb 16, 8:08=A0am, singhals <singh...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Chad Hanna wrote:
> > rsegoly wrote:
>
> >> Hello,
>
> >> I am looking for relative who immigrated from Dorohoi Romania to US
> >> sometime between 1900-1915. He was married and his family followed
him
> >> later.
>
> >> I know his surname was Schleifer.
>
> >> I found on Ellis island only one possible candidate (Mortiz)
> >> immigrated 1904 and his age was 24, but it say he was still single.
>
> >> I am not sure I can read the hand writing as English is not my mother
> >> tongue, can someone have a look at the record?
>
> >> Did all immigrants come via Ellis island?
>
> >> In case he's the guy, any advice how do I find his relatives in US?
>
> >> Roni
>
> > Not all immigrants came via Ellis island.
>
> > Some will have arrived via other ****ts on the Eastern seaboard (the
main=
> > alternatives being Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New Orleans)
and
> > some will have travelled via Canada and crossed the Canadian border.
It
> > might be worth reading John P Colletta's book - They came in ****ps
>
> > Note that many European immigrants will have travelled via the UK and
> > outgoing passenger lists can be found
athttp://www.ancestorsonboard.com/=
>
> > As a Brit, I feel unqualified to offer advice about this, but I'd be
> > tempted to look at the Federal Census for 1920, 1930 to try and find
the=
> > family together.
>
> > Chad
>
> Ummm ahhh... PURELY in the spirit of paying forward some of
> the grief given non-British asking questions on
> soc.gen.british ... ;)
>
> LOOK at a map! =A0New Orleans is many things, but "Eastern
> Seaboard" isn't among 'em. =A0It's one of a half-dozen or so
> Gulf ****ts.
>
> Among the Eastern Seaboard ****ts not mentioned would be
> Savannah and Miami and in some time periods, Alexandria VA.
>
> Cheryl- Hide quoted text -
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There are even some rare occasions when immigrants from Europe entered
the United States through a west coast ****t. My maternal grandfather,
born in Siracusa, Sicily, joined the British Navy, sailed around the
world, and arrived in the United States when his ****p docked in San
Francisco. Once there, he and several of his ****pmates deserted and
immediately joined the US navy.
Robert Rizzolo
researchitaly.us


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