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*A '''passport''' usually includes '''a person’s name, physical description, nationality, occupation, birthplace, birth date, and spouse'''.  
*A '''passport''' usually includes '''a person’s name, physical description, nationality, occupation, birthplace, birth date, and spouse'''.  
*Other emigration sources include '''records of permission to emigrate, passenger lists, and immigrant arrivals. The information in these records may include the emigrants’ name, age, occupation, destination, and country of origin'''.  
*Other emigration sources include '''records of permission to emigrate, passenger lists, and immigrant arrivals. The information in these records may include the emigrants’ name, age, occupation, destination, and country of origin'''.  
===Border Crossing Records===
Birder crossing records usually list the name, age, birth date, and birthplace of the immigrant, as well as the date of their crossing, their intended destination, and the names of others who may have been traveling with them. Some records include pictures. These records come in two forms: a short form (index card) and a manifest. If you find your ancestor in a short form record, be sure to try to locate the longer manifest.


'''The short forms usually contain the following information: '''
*Name
*Age
*Sex
*Citizenship ("nationality")
*Race Last place of residence
*Destination
*Port and date of admission
*Status as immigrant or non immigrant.
The number annotated to the right of the person's name or gender is generally the "real" manifest number that is used, along with the date of arrival, to locate the person's statistical manifest--which contains additional information--in a separate series of card manifests. Sometimes, information was simply typewritten onto a blank card instead of a form.
'''The manifest usually contains the following information: '''
*Name
*Age
*Marital status
*Place of birth
*Physical description
*Occupation
*Ability to read and write and in what language
*Place of last permanent residence
*Destination
*Purpose for entering U.S.
*Intention of becoming a U.S. citizen or of returning to the country of previous residence
*Head tax status
*Previous citizenship
*Name and address of the friend or relative whom the alien intended to join
*Persons accompanying the alien
*Name and address of the alien's nearest relative or friend in the country from which he or she came
*If the alien had ever been in the U.S. in the past, the dates and places of such residence or visitation are indicated.
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