When Did Mary DANZIGER Paris Immigrate?

November 14, 2017. 

I think we still don't have any record of Mary coming over. It appears that Abe and Mary were married in Poland before 1912, when Abe came over and before Mary gave birth to Lillian on 01 Nov 1913 in Ohio.

There are two pages from a ship manifest arrival document in English and one departure document in German. 

On the German departure document, dated 2-Aug-1912 on line 12, I see only "Paris, Abram" then a slash under männlich (man) and no slash nearby under weiblich (woman).

Under age there is "23" and then in column 7 (indicating family land) is a ditto mark which is assume means P as above, for Poland.

Then column 8 says "Radom" and 9 has another ditto mark. 

Columns 10 and 11 I can't read, but it doesn't seem to be Marien.

(The page to the right starts the column numbers over at 2 and is more of the list of passengers, not a continuation of Abe's information.)

D1. The German departure document is headed: "... Prinz Oskar n. 2/8.12. Phila" or 2 August 1912.

A1. The Header on this one is "S.S. Prinz Oskar sailing from Hamburg" dated 

Paris on far left

Sheet A.1, "Arriving at the Port of Philadelphia"  on 20 August 1912, in English, shows Marien listed as the person closest in the old country along with Meyer, his father-in-law.

Detail: Radom, Myer, Marien Paris, Cleveland, Radom 

Mentioned in the area for closest contact in country from whence: Radom, Myer, Marien Paris, Cleveland, Radom

Here is the transcription of the arrival document A.1:

Abram Paris 
in the Pennsylvania, Passenger and Crew Lists, 1800-1962 
Name: Abram Paris 
Gender: Male 
Race: Hebrew 
Nationality: Hebrew 
Arrival Age: 23 
Birth Date: abt 1889 
Birth Place: Siedlowec, Russia 
Last Residence: Russia- Radom 
Departure Place: Hamburg, Germany 
Arrival Date: 20 Aug 1912 
Arrival Place: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 
Spouse: Marien Paris 
Friend or Relative: Marien Paris - in old country, Radom -- maybe she didn't come with Abe. 
Relationship to Passenger: Wife 
Ship: Prinz Oskar

A2. The arrival document Susan Paris found in the Cleveland Library has the header: "Arriving at Port of Philadelphia, Pa" dated Aug. 20, 1912. There are two separate files for page 1 and page 2.

Clip from A.2

Abram Paris cites his sister-in-law Chana Danziger as his destination at  4882 East 35th. Street Cleveland. 

So it is clear that Anna/Chana was the first to immigrate. How did she pick Cleveland?

More things to be considered.