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The ethnicity is listed as Hungarian and this is because at that time Slovakia was considered “Upper Hungary”. The place of residence is the Hungarian name at that time and that town today is Novy Salas in the Slovak Republic.
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Name |
Stuler, Anna |
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Ethnicity |
Hungary |
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Place of Residence |
Ujszallas |
| Date of Arrival | November 17, 1899 |
| Age on Arrival | 16y |
| Gender | F |
| Marital Status | S |
| Ship of Travel | Saale |
| Port of Departure | Bremen, Germany |
About the Saale
Built by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company, Glasgow, Scotland, 1886. 5,217 gross tons; 455 (bp) feet long; 48 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engine, single screw. Service speed 17 knots. 1,240 passengers (150 first class, 90 second class, 1,000 third class).
Built for North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1886 and named Saale. Bremerhaven-New York and Mediterranean-New York service. Badly damaged in Great Hoboken Pier Fire in June 1900. Sold to Luckenbach Line, American flag, in 1900 and renamed J. L. Luckenbach. Freighter service. Renamed Princess in 1924. Renamed Madison in 1924. Scrapped in Italy in 1924.