New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957

Validator (claude-opus-5-5, 2026-10-28): consistent, confidence 3/4, tier record.
Lines 10–12 of this Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse manifest list Vaclav Tauber, 26, married miner from Bohemia, with Františka 26 and Jaroslav 2, all bound for Illinois. This matches the claim on name, age, ship, port and family group. The 'Arriving at Port of New York' date on the header is blank, and the handwritten sailing date from Bremen is only partly legible. The claimed 16 September 1901 is plausible for a roughly six-day crossing but is not stated on this page; check it against the Ancestry index or the ship's arrival register.
Matches: Printed header: Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen manifest; ship written as 'Kaiser Wilh. d. Grosse', sailing from Bremen, arriving at Port of New York, year 1901; Line 10: 'Vaclav Tauber' (the index reading 'Tanber' comes from the handwritten u/n), 26, male, married, miner, Bohemia; Age 26 in 1901 implies birth about 1874–1875, within a year of the claimed 1876; Line 11: 'Františka', same surname by ditto, 26, female, married; Line 12: 'Jaroslav', same surname, 2, male; this matches the claimed travelling companions; Destination Illinois; joining brother-in-law Vaclav Skrejkovski, 4938 Winchester Ave (Chicago)
Limits: The arrival day is not filled in on this sheet. Only the Bremen sailing date (written roughly '10/1x 1901') is visible, so 16 September 1901 is inferred rather than stated.; The manifest gives an age, not a birth date, and no birthplace beyond 'Bohemia' and a hard-to-read last residence.; This single page does not show the later Ellis Island inspection annotations, if there were any.