Twenty-two million immigrants and passengers came through Ellis Island and the Port of New York during the thirty-two-year period from 1892 to 1924. The ship companies maintained ship manifests that listed the ships' passengers. Below is a list of people who arrived in America at Ellis Island and listed Proskurov as their place of residence.

Place of last residence does not necessarily mean the place of birth. It is simply the last address the passenger resided at before emigrating. Sometimes a person moved to a larger city to prepare immigration papers and gave that town as the last address.

When you find an entry of interest in the following table, you can view the passenger record, the photo of the Ship and an actual scan of the Ship's Manifest on the Ellis Island Database. The ship manifest gives many details, including the family member the immigrant was joining and the relative's address. The manifest also lists the nearest relative left behind in the country of origin. This is a great resource for family historians.

A researcher should consider doing further searches using variations in the spelling of Proskurov or using alternative names for the town. The latter can be found on the Proskurov Home page.

The following list is provided with the permission of The Statue of Liberty – Ellis Island Foundation, Inc., The American Family Immigration History Center.