[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] german name equivilents

[Worth Anderson]

I thought "Anulda" at first as well, but on looking
more closely it seems as though there is a "dot" for
the "i" high up, just under the beginning of the "w"
in "Alwina" on line 5.  This seems consistent with the
way the "i" looks in lines 5 and 9.  So if I had to
choose, I'd go with "Amilda."

Worth Anderson

FWIW, it may also be helpful to compare the "m" in
line 20 and the "n" in line 21.

--- Rose Ingram <roseingram at shaw.ca> wrote:

> Gary and Rhonda
> 
> I see Amilda as Anulda.
> 
> Rose Ingram
>   From: Gary Warner 
> 
> 
>   Rhonda,
> 
>   I read it as Alwina, Amilda, Bertha and Nathalia,
> and then another Alwina..
> 
>   Gary Warner
> 
>   gary and rhonda simpson wrote:
>   > I have finally after literally years of
> searching Cdn Archive passenger 
>   > lists on line, one page at a time (with dial
> up), found one of the families 
>   > I have been looking for.
>   >
>   > their names in all my other records are Alvina,
> Mable, Bertha and Nellie 
>   > Kroening (later Kraning). they are showing up at
> Kroenik on the manifest, 
>   > which is better than what Alvina's husband
> showed up as,..anyway that's 
>   > another story.
>   >
>   > My question is if someone could look at this
> page and tell me what the names 
>   > are for Mabel and Nellie that are on the
> manifest it would be appreciated. 
>   > Here's the link...its for the Montfort in 1913
>   >       Montfort Quebec, Quebec - 1913-09-06
>   >
>   >
>   > http://tiny.cc/QN8HZ
>   >
>   > Thank you
>   >
>   > Rhonda Simpson 
>   >
>   >
> 
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