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1. [TSL] ROYAL EDWARD [1]
Many thanks to all those who gave me information on the above ship. Regards, Irene _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail is now available on Australian mobile phones. Go to http://ninemsn.com.au/mobilecentral/signup.asp
2. [TSL] Where do I Begin? [1]
Hello all knowing ship listservers, I have been reading the banter that you all have for about a week. I joined in hopes that I would be able to learn new ways to find how my ancestors got here. While I have learned a vast amount of information, I still do not really know how to go about finding their ship, ports, etc. Here is the information that I do know about them. They are German-Russians and their passports are written in Russian and French, the date written in the passports is March 19, 191
3. [TSL] Re: TheShipsList-D Digest V03 #282 [1]
In a message dated 14/06/2003 21:03:39 GMT Daylight Time, TheShipsList-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Alledgedly my ancestors sailed from Newry in the spring of 1820 JoAnne, although it is quite possible that your ancestors sailed from New Ross, Co.Wexford, it is also possible that they left from Newry, Co. Down. Living in Warrenpoint, (6 miles from Newry) I know from anecdotal evidence that passengers came from all over Ireland to this area to embark for the "new" world. Warrenpoint is actually
4. Re: [TSL] SS City of Montreal - Name of Captains [1]
Hello Tor, Montreal awarded a gold headed cane to the first ocean going ship to arrive after the river opened in spring. I have a book published by the Port of Montreal which gives the name of the recipient ship for each year, but the CITY OF MONTREAL isn't among the names. However, the first award in about 1840 was a top hat which was replaced by a gold headed cane some 40 years later in about 1880. Since 1970, now that the St. Lawrence is open all year round, the cane is awarded to the first ship to arri
5. [TSL] RAPPAHANOCK - 1849 [1]
Hello Tonya. This vessel is not listed in the Lloyd's Register. However, in the book "Queens of the Western Ocean" by Carl C. Cutler, I found this: RAPPAHANNOCK (note spelling) 1846 Master: Captain William Drummond Rigging: Ship Tonnage: 1,133 tons Sailing for Dunham & Dimon's Liverpool Line between New-York and Liverpool 1853 Master: Captain William Cushing Rigging: Ship Tonnage, 1,133 tons Sailing for Tapscott's Line between New-York and Liverpool I hope this is helpful. Cheers. Gilbert Provost Genea
6. Re: [TSL] *NEW* USA Passport Registers 1829 to 1887 online [1]
On 7 Jun 2003 at 8:59, David Asprey wrote: > on June 06, 2003 9:09 PM Lorine Schulze wrote > > <<<< > I've just uploaded Surnames C, D, E, F & G to the online > "Index to Special Passport Applications USA 1829 to 1887" on > NaturalizationRecords.com A big thank you to > volunteer transcriber Cindy Lewis for her continued hard > work on this Passport Project. As well as the surnames added > today, Surnames A & B are online for all to use freely. I > will be adding new surname letters as they are rea
7. Re: [TSL] Celtic 11 Oct 1903 & Aquitania 26 Jun 1914 [1]
JJCMOtey@aol.com wrote: > I would like to know what I need to do about finding a passenger list of who > was on the Celtic that arrived in Ellis Island on 11 Oct 1903. The departure > place was Liverpool, Elgland, UK and I am looking for Thomas Hollowood and Mrs. > Hollowood. They are both listed as being U.S. Citizens. > > Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks in advance, > Christina Hi Christina You have three choices: 1. Visit the Ellis Island website at www.ellisislandrecords.org
8. Re: [TSL] Looking for a passenger ship! [1]
In a message dated 6/5/03 6:04:17 AM Pacific Daylight Time, HeyMon328@aol.com writes: > He was a Swede named Sven Lavesson. Point of > embarkation:Marseilles Ship name: CLIO Captain: H. Haltermann. The > probable point of original departure was most likely Hamburg. I have no > idea what "Line" this was. Only info I can find is CLIO making ONE trip to > U.S. in 1818. My "man" arrived in Marseilles on August 4, 1863. He must > have boarded another vessel to come to America. Hi Wendy, actually he le
9. [TSL] SS Tripoli, Arrived Boston, 25 Apr 1870 [1]
Hi All, I have located the ship my great grandfather arrived on from Ireland, the SS Tripoli. A search of the archives and a Google search have turned up very little info about the vessel. Would anyone know where I might find a history, registration details and/or photo? The list has been invaluable in the past. Many thanks for your time! Sean
10. [TSL] New York to Australia, 1852 and 1853 [1]
, Most posts deal with emigration from Europe to North America and to other places. However there was an emigrant boom from North America to Australia, after the discovery of gold in Victoria in 1851. Here is a story of one shipload who ran into trouble. New York Daily Times, May 2, 1853 (microfilm) FROM NEW-YORK TO AUSTRALIA - The ship Nimrod sailed from this port on yesterday morning for Australia. On board were nearly two hundred passengers, one-third of whom are Canadians and the remainder Americ
11. [TSL] Found! Crew list of jacques Cartier's voyage [1]
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/6210/17_Cartier_153 5/E17Cartier1535.html Second Voyage (this url is 2 lines, you must copy and paste BOTH into your webbrower) Also for "Le Christoph" 1535 http://www.ifrance.com/frenchgenealogie/passenger_list_1535. htm Lorine Lorine McGinnis Schulze -- * The Olive Tree Genealogy http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ * Naturalization Records http://naturalizationrecords.com/ * USA Genealogy http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/ otg@csolve.net or olivetree
12. [TSL] Adolph Woerman [1]
Greetings. I am most fascinated by your Shipping list. My Father travelled to Mombasa on this Liner in 1926 and so far have not been able to confirm this or the dates. Is there any chance that passenger lists exist for this ship and if so where can one locate them. Many thanks Peter Pegrume Cape Town.
13. Re: [TSL] ship Neptune [1]
On 12 Jun 2003 at 23:19, Don and Judy wrote: > request passenger list of Ship Neptune of year 1751. There are Palatine passenger lists for passenger lists for German-speaking German, Swiss, Dutch & French (Palatine) immigrants (1727-1808) to PA at http://www.searchforancestors.com/passengerlists/ Search both on-site or use the custom search engine that searches multiple Internet sites for Palatine Passenger Lists. Also see http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/palship_list.shtml for a comprehensive l
14. [TSL] R.M.S.Abyssinia [1]
Hello List, Does anyone have access to the passenger list for the R.M.S. Abyssinia who made the journey from Liverpool to New York in 1872? My access is limited because I have Web T.V. and I cannot get the full list. I am looking for a Mary Quinlan, Age 20 and any other information that might be contained in the records. Thanks. Pat in New Jersey
15. Re: [TSL] Metagama to Canada in 1918 [1]
At 06:51 PM 2003-06-04 -0700, Laurie Gates wrote: >My grandmother Florence Stevens came over from England on the Metagama to >Canada in 1918. I would like to look at the ships manifest to see if it >tells where she was going to stay in Canada and the date it arrived and >where? Would SKS be able to guide me in the right direction? Thank you. >Laurie in Laguna Hills, California cleargates@cox.net Hi Laurie, The METAGAMA made 4 trips to Canada in 1918, and 4 trips to New York (on which there were C
16. Re: [TSL] TRIDAPALLI Informacoes [1]
Bom dia Valdemir Nco descubri os detalhes de Domenico Tridapalli e fammlia, mais tjm dois ideias que vocj pode pesquisar mais. Informagco sobre os passageiros embarcando em Genova existe, mais nco sei a onde. Ha um website por imigrantes italianos chagado no estado de ES 1858-1899 http://213.212.128.168/radici/ie/defaultie.htm (ver tambem embaixo) baseado nos registros de embarcamento na Italia. Talvez pode contatar Aurelia Castiglioni (Universidade do Estado do Espirito Santo) sobre como acceso os reg
17. Re: [TSL] The North Wind [1]
, "Dave Gross" posted: My ancestors came across on the ship NORTH WIND in 1855. They left Le Havre and arrived in NYC April 26. Does anyone know what kind of ship this was, who owned it, what was it's fate etc. Also, are there any Ships Listers ancestors on that crossing? Here is the arrival report, New York Daily Times, April 26, 1855 Arrived New York, April 25 Ship North Wind, [captain] Ripley, Havre, March 27, with mdse. and 317 steerage passengers to [agents] Lane and West. Th
18. [TSL] Re: 1882 [1]
Hello Elaine, If your ancestors arrived in New York they would more likely be listed in Russians to America rather than Germans to America, but you might want to check both. For information see... Resources for Finding New York Passenger Lists 1847-1897 (the Unindexed Years) http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/ny1847.html If they arrived at a port other than New York see... Finding Passenger Lists 1820-1940s (arrivals at US Ports) http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/passengers.html Good luck with your search.
19. [TSL] Passenger List [1]
The NARA were unable to locate the passenger. Adam Korzenowski Born on Nov. 17, 1870 in Brseska(?) Austria My granderfather came to Baltimore Md. on or about June 1902 Is there any way i can get information on the ship - or my grandfather? Baltimore Indexes FHL # 0830495 NARA # T844-29 VOL 164 Dates 6/4/1902 - 6/30/1902 Soundex Code K252 Charles Gilkeson 13 Lynn Lane Scott Depot, Wv. 25560 e-mail cgilkeson@aol.com THANKS
20. Re: [TSL] Scandinavian Ships ?1960s [1]
on June 18, 2003 6:34 AM Chris Woods wrote <<<<< I recently bought a couple of items in Esbjurg with what are probably Scandinavian ship names on them and I would be interested to know if they can be identified. They are almost certainly 20th. century, and probably the latter half: 1. I/S VESTKRAFT this is professionally stamped on a small (? rosewood) box, on a plate that also has two small viking ships engraged (modern design) and coloured black. There is also lightly engraved in script the init
21. [TSL] TSL: awesome list [1]
I'm a newcomer to this list, though not new to genealogy. What an awesome list, people sharing their expertise; and the website too, which I'm still learning to use. Thanks! Dolly in Maryland
22. [TSL] Surname "Heady" [1]
Seeking information on any "Heady" who came into NY/NJ prior to c.1725. I have looked at several sites and cannot fine ONE..... Has anyone seen this name on a transcription? Any suggestion will be appreciated. Thank you. Marilyn
23. Re: [TSL] Re: TheShipsList-D Digest V03 #280 [1]
At 09:12 AM 13/06/2003 -0400, CEAL611@aol.com wrote: >Is there a list or database of ships that were lost at sea? Are there >passenger lists available? My great-great grandmother and her children >were all >lost at sea when their ship sunk on their way from Ireland to the USA in the >early 1860's. > >Thanks! >Ceal Ceal Most ship wrecks were covered by the press so you might want to have a look at period newspapers. According to the wrecks info on http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/Wrecks/wrecks19th
24. Re: [TSL] England to Canada 1922, return 1926 [1]
At 08:42 PM 2003-06-08 +0100, Brian Schollar wrote: >Hello >I am new to the list and hope to find a means of testing family folk lore >which says Sidney William SCHOLLAR emigrated to Canada at the age of 15-16 >in 1922-23. He had lived in London and may well have gone to Alberta where >he is known to have worked with cousins on a grain farm. >He was recalled to England after the death of his brother in 1926. > >I know it is flimsy information but hope there might be a way to discover >more detail. > >Thank
25. Re: [TSL] Unknown Ship-Limerick--US-1846 [1]
In a message dated 6/30/03 7:16:35 AM Pacific Daylight Time, kelles@netzero.net writes: > Thomas Duhigg age 16 b. 1830 IRE > Timothy Duhigg Hi Jacque, these are the only ones on my CD "Passengers to New York 1820-1850." [Broderbund Family Archive #273, Ed. 1, Passenger Lists: New York, Internal Ref. #1.273.1.9798.0] Individual: Thomas Duhigg Gender: Male Age: 20 Country of Origin: Ireland Family Number: 1162818 Ship Name: Senator Port of Departure: Liverpool Port of Arrival: New York Arrival Date: S
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