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Comorin arriving at the Port of New York, 4 Apr 1888

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The manifest for the 4 Apr 1888 arrival shows the Comorin sailed from Naples, Italy. I originally found these manifests on ancestry.com but now you should be able to find them at the archive.org site (for free).

I tried to find each of these people in the SPA birth records. I'm still looking.

From the Ship's Manifest From the SPA Birth Records
Name Age Occupation Sex Est Birth Year Name Date of Birth Father Mother Notes
diCroce, Domenico 36y Farmer Male 1852 Domenicantonio diCroce 14 Apr 1852 Carmine Carminella Gatti Isernia
diCroce, Domenico  34y Farmer Male 1854 Domenico diCroce 8 Dec 1853 Massimino Carlino, Concetta Isernia
Frazzini, Carlo 16y Farmer Male 1872 Carlo Antonio Frazzini 14 Feb 1871 Giovanni Antonio Carmina Susanna Gatti Isernia

Probable great grandfather of Gene Frazzini
Gatti, Liberata (Liperada) line 1190 35y Farmer Female (listed on sheet 25 with about 25 other women) 1853 Liberata Gatti 30 May 1852 Benedetto Maria CARMELA diTella husband of Domenico Colaianni. Lived in Paterson, NJ. She should be travelling with her daughter Maria Grazia who was born 1 Feb 1879 (children are listed on sheet 26).
Col*n*  *** (can't read first name, barely read the beginning of the surname) on line 1265 9y sheet 26, can't read sheet 26, can't read           Might be Maria Grazia Colaianni, the daughter of Liberata Gatti and Domenico Colaianni. The line on the manifest is smudged very badly and very hard to read.


About the Comorin 1882

From The Ships List :

3,546 gross tons, length 379.2ft x beam 40ft, one funnel, two masts, iron hull, single screw, speed 11 knots. Built by Forges & Chantiers de la Mediterranee, La Seyne, she was launched for Cie.Nationale de Navigation, Marseilles on 16th Sep.1882. Her first and only round voyage between Marseilles - Naples - New York started on 10th Mar.1888 and on 6th Apr.1888 she was run into off Battery Point, NY while at anchor in quarantine by the US schoooner HATTIE PAGE, which was seriously damaged. Transferred to other services after this voyage, she was destroyed by fire at Marseilles on 1th Sep.1895, scuttled and later salvaged and scrapped. [North Atlantic Seaway, vol.3,p.1171 by N.R.P.Bonsor] This book contains a photo of a near sister ship of these two vessels - CANTON. The company ceased passenger services to New York in 1896, but continued cargo work and services to the Far East. They went into liquidation in 1904.


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