Hi Jeanette,
The transcription of the passenger list says:- Friend - Elizabeth Exley.
If you look at the image on the second page of the manifest it says Agnes was going to :- Aunt Mrs Elizabeth Oxley (622 Vanhook Street, Phila was crossed out) and 2009 Filmore Street. Camden. NJ was written underneath.
The USA does not have BMD records as does the UK. What is available varies State to State and County to County -
www.familysearch.org has a variety of census and some other records, including marriage records for New Jersey but we did not see any listing for Agnes. (Obviously the females are more difficult to trace)
Checking the birth date of Agnes - 26th April 1882 against the SSDI (Social Security Death Index) it showed a few possibilities of death records for Agnes's born on that date but none of the three checked out. The SSDI Index was fully up and running by 1962 ish so we would have expected to find her - under McIntyre or a married name but this was not the case. It was thought she had a chain of shops, so you would expect her to have had a Social Security Number. It could be she may have died between 1959 (the years it is suspected she attended the funeral of her brother Peter) and 1962.
Perhaps the link below:-
A Summary of the Immigration Laws of the United States from 1882 might be of interest.
http://www.gjenvick.com/Immigration/LawsAndActs/SummaryOfImmigrationLaws.html#ixzz1uaozXgzpSandra
