SS Colombo Passenger List - 16 March 1927
Front Cover of a One Class Passenger List for the SS Colombo of the NGI Steamship Colombo, Departing Wednesday, 16 March 1927 from Genoa to New York via Naples and Palermo, Commanded by Captain Filippo D' Esposito. Designated as Voyage No. 39. | GGA Image ID # 1e6059056d
List of One Class Passengers
- Mr. Antonio Bagigalupo
- Master Charles Bagigalupo
- Miss Ruth M. Billings
- Mr. Luigi Barzini
- Miss Isabel Belekens
- Mrs. Edith B Baker
- Mr. Francesco Barbera
- Mrs. Adele Birolli
- Mr. Olindo Calastri
- Rev. Ugo Cavicchi
- Mr. Ciro Carbone
- Mr. Pietro Chini
- Mr. Antonio Cozzolino
- Mrs. Effie Cullen
- Miss M Alice Cullen
- Mr. Thomas E. Coale
- Mrs. Nunzia Coale
- Mr. Lynn Carrick
- Mr. Alan Carrick
- Mr. Sebastiano Crapanzano
- Mrs. Giovannina Crapanzano
- Miss Gaetano Crapanzano
- Miss Ignazio Crapanzano
- Miss Maria Crapanzano
- Mr. Giuseppe Caruso
- Mr. Salvatore Cataldo
- Mr. Rosario Celi
- Mrs. Sarah Cheney
- Mr. Walter G. H. Dudley
- Mr. Arturo D' Aprile
- Mr. Antonio De Martino
- Mr. Louis Di Francesco
- Mr. Pietro Di Gregorio
- Mr. Cosimo Di Iorio
- Mrs. Lucia Di Iorio
- Mr. Domenico Ferrando
- Mrs. Ernestina Ferrando
- Mr. Lorenzo Messina
- Mrs. Maria Perri Filippelli
- Master Luigi A. Filippelli
- Master Raffaele Filippelli
- Mr. Domenico Fiore
- Mr. Carmelo Fricano
- Miss Francesca Gotta
- Mr. Antonio Gambini
- Mr. Joseph Grunfeld
- Mr. Giuseppe Grimaldi
- Mr. Luigi Gambardella
- Mr. Achille Gaspari
- Mr. P. D. Hawkins
- Mrs. Myrthe Hawkins
- Mrs. Harries C. Hanley
- Miss Nancy Hanley
- Miss Susan Hart
- Miss Elisabeth Klotz
- Mr. Palmer Johnson
- Mrs. E. B. Johnson
- Mrs. Dorothy Lookwood
- Mr. S. K, Lauren
- Mrs. Lucie Lauren
- Mr. Antonio Lo Cicero
- Mr. Gaetano Laduc a
- Mr. Ferdinando Loverso
- Mrs. Maria Loverso
- Master Gaetano Loverso
- Master Pasquale Loverso
- Miss Accursia Licata
- Mrs. Howard Miller
- Mr. Pietrino Mastrodomenico
- Mrs. Crisci Filomena Moscato
- Mr. Stefano Mastroianni
- Mr. Charles Marsk
- Mrs. Jennie Marsk
- Mr. Frank Murphy
- Mr. John Massimino
- Mr. Nathaniel Morgan
- Mrs. Caroline Morgan
- Mrs. Mary Manley
- Mr. F. M. Manley
- Mr. C. Mott
- Mrs. A. Mott
- Mrs. Caterina Mucaria
- Mr. Sebastiano Nanfro
- Miss Teresa Nanfro
- Mr. Giuseppe Oliviero
- Mr. Thoma Puka
- Mr. Vangel Pakukia
- Mr. Luigi Perri
- Mr. Angelo Ponticelli
- Miss Giuseppa Passantino
- Mr. Antonino Pepi
- Miss Sarah Parsons
- Mrs. Francesca Randazzo
- Mr. Rosario Randazzo
- Mr. Pietro Sicbaldi
- Mrs. Caterina S. Simpson
- Mr. Riccardo Schuber
- Mrs. Matilde Shaff
- Mr. Giuseppe Schutz
- Mr. Francesco Saggio
- Mr. Michele Sofia
- Mr. William Todd
- Mrs. Alice Todd
- Mr. Francesco Vedilago
- Mrs. Graziosa Vedilago
- Miss Florence Verniere
- Miss Vera Verniere
- Mr. Giuseppe Zimarino
Information for Passengers of One Class
Table service in the dining room:
- First Breakfast: From 07:00 to 09.30
- Second Breakfast: 11:00
- Tea 16:00
- Dinner 18:00
Room service is limited to Passengers who have to stay in the room for illness.
Wine list - Wine prices are a list of passengers available.
Room change Any room change in comparison with the place fixed in the ticket must be authorized by the Commissioner on board, who issues a regular receipt of possible price differences paid on the basis of the established rates.
Healthcare - Passengers have the assistance of the on-board medical practitioner, who is completely free of charge for illnesses contracted on board.
Life Belts and Boats - Each room has instructions on how to use the seat belts and the location of the boat in the boat, and passengers are required to take a look.
Values - The Company does not respond to theft if the volumes or money are kept in the room. The Border Commissioner is required to receive the values that Passengers wish are closed in his safe.
In this case the values must be delivered sealed and sealed, making clear the name of the depositor.
The custody is made free of charge and the Company assumes no liability in the event of loss or damage in any case. Passengers may, however, cover insurance.
Baggage Insurance - As the Company's luggage is strictly limited, it is strongly recommended that passengers secure their luggage, since in the event of loss the Company can not accept liability for any amount greater than the one specified in the Ticket passing. Baggage can be secured by purchasing the relevant policies from the Commissioner on board.
Baggage - The large luggage, which can not be placed in the room or in the hallway, will be stored in the spacious and comfortable luggage compartment, which passengers can access from 14 to 18.
Dogs - Dogs are carried at the risk of the master. Big dogs must be handed over to the person in charge, who will guard them in the dog kennel and provide for their nourishment. Under no circumstances will the dogs be allowed to stay in the premises for passengers.
Library - Passengers find on board a collection of Italian and foreign literary works and musical works, as well as printed lists at their disposal.
The library is open from 9am to 12pm and from 5pm to 10pm. The books can be picked up for reading by signing the book. In the event of deterioration or painful restitution the passenger will have to pay the amount.
Deck chairs - 11 seats for rent are L. 50, L. 30 covers and L. 15 cushions for crossing. At the end of each trip, the blankets and cushions are washed and disinfected.
Barber, hair salon for ladies, manicure - A special rate regulates the various services.
Tobaccos, Chocolates and Confectionery - Can be purchased at the 1st Waiter at a special rate available to the passengers.
Perfumes - They are sold by the barber at the rates set by the fare available to the travelers.
Payments - All Payments made by Passengers must be issued by the Commissioner or by the Contractor for a receipt on Company Cell Form.
Correspondence - Letters and telegrams can be sent to the Passengers at the Company's address.
For New York the address of letters and parcels must be as follows:
"Italy-America Shipping Corporation" - l-5 State Street - New York.
Always with the name of the passenger and the steamer.
By telegrams: "Itarica" - New York.
📜 Research note: Some names and captions were typed from originals and may reflect period spellings or minor typographical variations. When searching, try alternate spellings and cross-check with related records. ⚓
Curator’s Note
For over 25 years, I've been dedicated to a unique mission: tracking down, curating, preserving, scanning, and transcribing historical materials. These materials, carefully researched, organized, and enriched with context, live on here at the GG Archives. Each passenger list isn't just posted — it's a testament to our commitment to helping you see the people and stories behind the names.
It hasn't always been easy. In the early years, I wasn't sure the site would survive, and I often paid the hosting bills out of my own pocket. But I never built this site for the money — I built it because I love history and believe it's worth preserving. It's a labor of love that I've dedicated myself to, and I'm committed to keeping it going.
If you've found something here that helped your research, sparked a family story, or just made you smile, I'd love to hear about it. Your experiences and stories are the real reward for me. And if you'd like to help keep this labor of love going, there's a "Contribute to the Website" link tucked away on our About page.
📜 History is worth keeping. Thanks for visiting and keeping it alive with me.
