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William Albert Eversley was a Merchant Seaman who was originally from London and brought up in Cuba during the Baptista years. This Pass is typical of the ID given when arriving in port in New York. William was arrested in NYC during the second world war because he wasn't serving in the war and did not have this pass with him at the time. William's ship was the Dunard and it left Newport Dock.

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