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1. Re: [TSL] St. Patrick [1]
My apologies - as someone pointed out, I didn't specify which St. Patrick I was looking for. I was looking for this one: ST. PATRICK / JOHN BELL / DIAMANT / NINI FRAVEGA 1854 (the other one was built in 1930) Regards, Dave ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Hook" To: Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 10:00 PM Subject: [TSL] St. Patrick > > Would anyone know where I could find a photo of the ship 'St. Patrick'? > I've found details of the ship on
2. Cork Examiner, 14 August 1861 [1]
source - The Cork Examiner, 14 August 1861 - AMERICA LONDONDERRY, TUESDAY.--The North American, from Quebec on 3d inst., has arrived. She brings #30,890 in specie. The Fulton had arrived out. Passed steamers United Kingdom, Anglo-Saxon, and Bohemian. The Canadian s.s. Norwegian, which left Liverpool on the 18th and Derry on the 19th ult., passed Farther Point on the evening of 3d inst. On the morning of 29th ult., owing to a thick fog, she struck on a reef o
3. Re: What Do I Do Now ???? [1]
Hello Phil, If you want to view the passenger list you should be able to find it on microfilm, which can be ordered from local LDS Family History Centers for viewing and photocopying for a small fee. You can find information and microfilm roll numbers here... New York Passenger Lists 1820-1897 http://home.att.net/~wee-monster/nylists1820.html You can find a directory of Family History Centers here... http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp You can also find the microfilm rolls at
4. Re: [TSL] Ireland to Australia [1]
At 08:47 PM 2004-12-05 +1100, Stephen Freeman wrote: >Can anyone assist me with details of ships and their passengers leaving >Ireland bound for Australia in the very late 1840's or very early 1850's? Stephen, If South Australia might have been the destination, then Robert Janmaat has been transcribing the "assisted" passenger lists to South Australia and I have been putting them up on TheShipsList website. 1850-1852 has been completed and 1853 is in progress . . 1849 still to come. We will be goin
5. Re: TheShipsList-D Digest V04 #456 [1]
I recently went to my local LDSs center and found that my great grandfather may have come on either the brigoon Hope or the Alexander, in 1816. How do I find out more about the ships and my Coulter family? Thanks for any help. Addrienne Labrousse Marriison ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 4:03 AM Subject: TheShipsList-D Digest V04 #456
6. Re: Cork Examiner, 23 December 1878 [1]
Correction. This appeared on 27 December 1878. On Fri, 31 Dec 2004, Dennis Ahern wrote: > source - The Cork Examiner, 23 December 1878 - > > The transatlantic mail steamer Louisianian went ashore at > Hunter's rock, three miles from Larne, on Tuesday morning, > while making for Larne harbour. The passengers and mails > were landed in safety. The steamer still remains on the rock. > The accident occurred during a dense fog. > > During the heavy gale on Christmas Eve, the brigantine
7. Ships arriving Durban [1]
My grandfather was born at sea only know the year - 1906 - My greatgrandparents were from Scotland sailing to South Africa probably Durban. Please help. All the sited I have checked have no info about ships sailing to South Africa. The family name is GARDEN. Mnay thanks Cherry.
8. New Uploads from ISTG [1]
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild http://immigrantships.net November 19, 2004 NEW Volume 7 now contains 329 ships main18710401_01 - SS Main main18710401_02 - SS Main complete manchester18461013 - Ship Manchester manchesterco18610311 - SS City of Manchester minnesota18680423_01 - SS Minnesota minnesota18680423_02 - SS Minnesota minnesota18680423_03 - SS Minnesota complete quakercity18610311 - SS Quaker City salier18810829_01 - Ship Salier salier18810829_02 - Ship Salier salier18810829_03 - Ship Salie
9. Fw: subscribe [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Darlene To: TheShipsList-D-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 2:17 PM Subject: subscribe Unsubscribe Thanks, Darlene
10. Re: 1902 Baltimore Passenger List [1]
from ancestry.com I will send you a copy of the manifest to your personal email. August Schlumm Jul 1902 1846 Male Bremen, Germany Opru Hannover Bruno Schlumm Jul 1902 1893 Male Bremen, Germany Opru Hannover Franciska Schlumm Jul 1902 1857 Female Bremen, Germany Opru Hannover Hedwig Schlumm Jul 1902 1886 Female Bremen, Germany Opru Hannover Konrad Schlumm Jul 1902 1890 Male Bremen, Germany Opru Hannover ----- Original Message ----- From: "JBehr"
11. Cork Examiner, 28 June 1878 [1]
source - The Cork Examiner, 28 June 1878 - QUEENSTOWN SHIPPING. ---------- Thursday, June 17. ARRIVED. Guilo Edanno, 533, Gazzola, Odessa, wheat. SAILED. Emma, Rouen ; Hildred, Rouen ; Platon, Amsterdam ; Frederick, Liverpool ; Scotland, London ; Padre Francesco, Leith. ---------- TRANSATLANTIC SHIPPING. QUEENSTOWN, THURSDAY.--The National Steamship Company
12. manifest for Star of the West, 1854 voyage [1]
I have seen the transcribed passenger list for the Star of the West's Liverpool to New York voyage of 1854, arriving April 3 that year. Now I would like to find the manifest as there were a James Gash and a William Glass on board. I suspect they might be the brothers, William and James Gass, in my line. The double s in both Scotland and Ireland had an sh pronunciation in those days, I've found. Marjorie Krieg marjkri@yahoo.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Ya
13. General WC Langfitt [1]
Our family arrived in the United States on September 5, 1951, on the General WC Langfitt. Ellis Island was closed at that time. Is there any way to find which port the ship sailed to? Also, the family was sent to a local hotel for 3 day, until a sponsor sent for us. Is there any way to learn which hotel this may have been? Thank you for your help. Lidia Shafer
14. "Duchess of York" arriving Quebec 16/11/1929 [1]
Hi, I was wondering if it was possible to find the departure port and/or a ship list for "Duchess of York" arrived Quebec 16/11/1929. I have Pawel, Piotr and Paulina Szpaowska from Poland arriving on this ship. Thanks, Janis
15. Re: [TSL] SS Canada 1907 May [1]
At 07:25 AM 2004-12-30 -0800, Shirley wrote: >My grandmother came to Canada from England on this voyage. Does anyone >have access to the passenger list for the SS Canada that left England >early in May 1907destined for Canada - not sure which ports. > >Thanks >Shirley Johnson Hi Shirley, You are not likely to find this online . . Reel Number Ship Name Departure Information Arrival Information Shipping Line Special Group(s) Remarks T-489 CANADA Liverpool, England 1907-05-16
16. Re: [TSL] Gramer family from Michigan [1]
On 7 Dec 2004 at 10:11, michael suppus wrote: > In the 1880 US census in Michigan, there were two Gramer > famllies, In Adrian, Lukas Gramer age 64 and in Freedom, > Joseph Gramer age 63. In 1894 state of Michigan another > Joseph Gramer age 73 is listed. They all came from Germany, > the first two Gramers (probably brothers) came from the > province of Wurtemburg. The second Joseph Gramer is probably > a cousin of the first two.I calculate they all came here in > the period of 1854-1856. Further to my f
17. Re: [TSL] Ship Helen McGraw [1]
, "Dolores Cook" posted: Does anyone have information on the ship Helen McGraw? My Gg-grandparents came over on it in 1848 from Wales. Might be an Irish Immigrant ship. They left Liverpool and landed in Philadelphia. The name of the ship was Helen McGaw [no r]. She has been mentioned in passing on TSL a couple of times. There is information and history on Michael Palmer's website I don't have access to details of voyages in 1848.
18. Fw: Unknown ship Uk to Australia 1907/1908 [1]
Hello from Australia. I wonder if anyone can assist with my problem. My Grandfather, Percy Harold Ryton BENSON, aged 33 at the time, is known to have been a ship's Stoker in June 1907. By April 1908 he was in Queensland when my Grandmother and family arrived on R.M.S. "OROTAVA" I see 3 possibilities: Percy "Jumped" ship in Australia Worked his passage here Came here as a passenger Hence my query to this list I wonder if SKS would have passenger lists for the "OROTAVA" from June
19. Merry Christmas [1]
Good Morning everyone from Edmonton, Canada I would like to wish all of you a Verry Merry Christmas and God Bless You All for all the good work you do and for all the directions you giive everyone in helping people find the answers to their questions about family. Enjoy your time off. I would also like to thamk Marjorie in London, Ontario for helping me trace my father's history. Thanks to all I enjoy reading the questions and answers on line. Phyllis ----------------------------------------
20. What Do I Do Now ???? [1]
Hello list , I have a copy of an Index card from the NARA , that I believe might be for my Great great great grandfather , I Need to Know what my next step is !!! , The card simpley says " MNGST . 502 " with a date under that 8 - 21 - 1820 And the name above , Lennox , James age 26 m -- Ireland , in script penciled in is N Y C What Do I do now ?????? , Phil
21. Brad G Keith is out of the office. [1]
I will be out of the office starting 12/24/2004 and will not return until 01/04/2005. I will respond to your message when I return.
22. Re: [TSL] Virginian [1]
At 11:41 AM 2004-12-28 -0400, Lori Rulison wrote: >Hi > >I am looking for information on the ship "Virginian" sailing from >Liverpool to Halifax on April 11, 1913. > >Thank you, >Lori Rulison Hi Lori, The description and voyage history of Virginian are here . . quite an interesting one http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/descriptions/ShipsV.html If you don't have a copy of the passenger list then . . Reel # Ship Name Departure Information Arrival Information Shipping Line T-4748 VIR
23. Ship Unknown - England to Australia [1]
Hello List, I'm a 'newby' to the list so please excuse what may be a silly question. Seeking information about my grandmother's migration from England to (Fremantle) Australia. The "only" problem is that I don't know the ship or exact date she travelled. I fear it isn't possible due to the volume of shipping. However, I'm hoping there wasn't much shipping on that route in the early 20th Century. The known facts are: Searching for Emily Elisa Wright (nee Mason) and her 2 children (William Wright b
24. Ships Arriving in America Prior to 1800 [1]
Merry Christmas all! Looking for help in finding ships carrying passengers from Ireland/Scotland to America prior to 1800. My YOUNGs arrived in America and settled in Maryland. Not sure of the head of the family and the children may be William, John, Margaret, Gilsey and Elizabeth. I've searched some ships lists but to no avail and help is graetly appreciated. The answer is probably under my nose, but ... Sincerely, Larry
25. 1868-9 Glasgow to Canada [1]
My GGGrandfather John Ballantyne lived in Scotland, emigrated to Canada 1868-9. Earliest photo I have of him taken in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada on Jan. 1, 1869. He was born 1846-48 in Lanark, Scotland, Any help appreciated! Shari in Ohio
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