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From: "Lorine McGinnis Schulze" <>
Subject: [UPP-CAN] Addendum re PASSENGER LISTS on THE OLIVE TREE GENEALOGY
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2000 07:33:35 -0500


Yesterday I sent a notice that the Olive Tree Genealogy has
recently organized its ships' passenger lists by Place of Arrival.
This new organization of my lists is in addition to the existing files
organized in Chronological Order by Year of Arrival.

I did this to assist researchers who are looking specifically for
ships arriving at a specific location, such as Canada, USA, etc.

It seems there was some confusion over my announcement, so
please allow me to clarify my original note.

While I haven't counted all my passenger lists, there are hundreds --
and I estimate I have between 850 and 950 lists total.

There are over 500 lists for 1800-1900; and approximately 150-200
lists each for 1600s and 1700s. I have a total of 67 lists for 1400s,
1500s and 1900s.

The Olive Tree Genealogy INDEX TO SHIPS' PASSENGER LISTS
has the following options:

Ships' Lists Arranged by Year of Arrival:
Ships Sailing in 1400s
Ships Sailing in 1500s
Ships Sailing in 1600s
Ships Sailing in 1700s
Ships Sailing in 1800s
Ships Sailing in 1900s

Ships' Lists Arranged by Country of Arrival:
Ships Arriving in Australia & New Zealand
Ships Arriving in Canada
Ships Arriving in South Africa,
Ships Arriving in South America
Ships Arriving in United Kingdom
Ships Arriving in U.S.A.

All About Ships:
Definitions of Early Ships
Link to Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Link to Maritime History Archives of Newfoundland (offers
research services)
Link to The Maritime History Virtual Archives
Link to Maritime Museums of North America, Including Canada
(Over 600 maritime, lighthouse, canal, museum entries)
Link to Great Lakes and Seaway Shipping
Link to Historical Collections of the Great Lakes
Link to National Maritime Museum - London
Link to Peabody Essex Museum
Link to Institute of Maritime History for Maine
Link to The 19th Century Lower St. Lawrence River Maritime
History
Link to Tayside (Scotland) Maritime History

Other Sites with Information on Ships & Immigration/Emigration
Books with Information on Passenger Lists
Email Discussion Lists


Go to

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/indexshp.htm

These are the *same* passenger lists and ship information files I
have always had online -- the only difference is they are now
organized in a new way (by port of arrival) as well as the old way
(by year). I did this to help my visitors to The Olive Tree Genealogy
in their research.:-)

You can still search for ships passenger lists by year of sailing and
of course you can search for a specific surname of interest on The
Olive Tree Genealogy's *two* search engines at the Welcome Page

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/

Please feel free to forward this message (exactly as written) to
others who might be interested.

Good luck in your hunt!

Lorine


Lorine McGinnis Schulze

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