looking for manifest ship list - Nicolo BRUNO 1904
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looking for manifest ship list - Nicolo BRUNO 1904
| riccardo (View posts) | Posted: 2 Jan 2005 2:46PM GMT |
Classification: Query
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for the manifest ship list of Nicolò BRUNO (my great-uncle) who arrived in USA on 1904.
Nicolò BRUNO, shoemaker, was born in Trapani, Italy on 1892, son of Francesco Paolo and Caterina VIRGILIO.
I don't know what port he left (I guess Palermo, Italy), I don't know where he landed (I've been looking for it on Ellis Island, Galveston and New Orleans records, and I found nothing).
Nicolò declares twice that he landed in USA the first time on 1904:
first, on 1910 census in Ruston, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana (BRUNO Nick, the first up)
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lincoln/census/1910/69-...
second, arriving at Ellis Island from Palermo on May 9th 1921
http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?MID=01464...;
Nicolò BRUNO (Nicholas) was the owner of Bruno's Electric Shoe Shop located on 106 N. 2nd Street in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, between 1928 and late 1950's
Any suggestion or infos are really appreciated
Thanks in advance
ricbru
I'm looking for the manifest ship list of Nicolò BRUNO (my great-uncle) who arrived in USA on 1904.
Nicolò BRUNO, shoemaker, was born in Trapani, Italy on 1892, son of Francesco Paolo and Caterina VIRGILIO.
I don't know what port he left (I guess Palermo, Italy), I don't know where he landed (I've been looking for it on Ellis Island, Galveston and New Orleans records, and I found nothing).
Nicolò declares twice that he landed in USA the first time on 1904:
first, on 1910 census in Ruston, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana (BRUNO Nick, the first up)
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/lincoln/census/1910/69-...
second, arriving at Ellis Island from Palermo on May 9th 1921
http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?MID=01464...;
Nicolò BRUNO (Nicholas) was the owner of Bruno's Electric Shoe Shop located on 106 N. 2nd Street in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, between 1928 and late 1950's
Any suggestion or infos are really appreciated
Thanks in advance
ricbru