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1. CAN YOU HELP ME? [1]
My great-grandfather Joseph BREYarrived in New York May 23, 1867 with his family, leaving from Bremen according to Ancestry.com. They have him coming on a ship named Helmerth Timouis. For the life of me, I can't find anything about this ship. I even contacted a maritime museum and they suggested I had it spelled incorrectly. Someone thought that it might be Simonis instead of Timouis. I printed out the page from the list which gives the ship name, captain, etc., but I simply can't decipher the name
2. Re: Declaration of Intent #44 [1]
Hi Cathy, From what I've learned, unless your ancestor kept a journal or wrote her accounts at a later date, you may never the details of her voyage, but you can research voyages of the same time period. The accounts you find will give you some idea of what your ancestor experienced. Hope this helps. Mary Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2005 6:00 AM Subject: US-SHIPSLIS
3. Re: [USSLP1820] US Citizens on Ships Lists in 1850? [1]
So where do I start looking, when I don't know where he sailed from? He preached a sermon in London May 30, so I presume it was a British port. But that's all I know. Any ideas? Doris Ships Manifests (passenger lists) were required by law at the port of departure. They were lists of *all* passengers on board. Citizenship had no bearing on whether or not a name was recorded. So your ancestor will be on a list somewhere... With a name that can be easily misinterpreted or mispelled, I wouldn't rely
4. Re: [USSLP1820] US Citizens on Ships Lists in 1850? [1]
On 24 Oct 2005 at 20:28, doriswaggoner@juno.com wrote: > > I have an ancestor, N.S. BASTION/BASTIAN, who was a > > Methodist missionary in Liberia. In late June or early > > July of 1850, he returned to the US and landed in Boston, You should be able to find what you want on microfilmed lists. For a complete list of film numbers for ships going to Mass. after 1820, see http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/filmnos_mass.shtml Find your date (year, month, day if known) and write down the NARA or Family Hi
5. Declaration of Intent [1]
The following is all I can find on the immigration of my grandmother. Can someone tell me how I can get some more information? I would like to find out more details of her voyage to America, but this is all I can find at Ancestry. Index to Declaration of Intent for Naturalization: New York County, 1907-1924 Record (javascript:showPop('infoPopup')) about Filomena Kupec Name: Filomena Declaration Volume: 608 Declaration Page: 384 Thank you, Cathy in sunny Tampa, FL Native of Brooklyn, NY
6. Re: [USSLP1820] US Citizens on Ships Lists in 1850? [1]
> I have an ancestor, N.S. BASTION/BASTIAN, who was a Methodist > missionary in Liberia. In late June or early July of 1850, he returned > to the US and landed in Boston, according to a letter I have a copy of > (June/July is hard to read). But I have plenty of evidence that it was > within that time frame. Here is my question. He was a US citizen. > Someone has gone through about 8 ships lists arriving in Boston during > that time and can't find him. By 1850, did the lists ONLY include > immigrants? Or did
7. ships lists online [1]
Here's a new site that you might like Ships Lists Online * http://shipslists-online.rootschat.net/ *
8. US Citizens on Ships Lists in 1850? [1]
I have an ancestor, N.S. BASTION/BASTIAN, who was a Methodist missionary in Liberia. In late June or early July of 1850, he returned to the US and landed in Boston, according to a letter I have a copy of (June/July is hard to read). But I have plenty of evidence that it was within that time frame. Here is my question. He was a US citizen. Someone has gone through about 8 ships lists arriving in Boston during that time and can't find him. By 1850, did the lists ONLY include immigrants? Or did they also inclu
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