Passenger lists of vessels arriving in Providence, Rhode Island, 1911-1943 ; index to passengers : book indexes, 1911-1934 ; card indexes, 1911-1954 : NARA publications T1188, T792, T518
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Microfilm of original records at the National Archives in Washington, District of Columbia.
Arrival index cards are on high reduction (42x) microfilm. Use high magnification reader.
The Arrival Index Cards are first arranged alphabetically by surname and then chronologically under surname. The cards provide the surname, given name, age, sex, year, volume number and line number, where each individual can be found in the passenger lists.
The Book Indexes are arranged by date of ship arrival and provide the surname, given name, date, list number, line number on the list, and name of the ship.
The arrival card index is filmed in two columns. One column is filmed upside down in comparsion to the other column. The microfilm reader head must be turned in order to properly read both columns.
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