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Subject: Re: [WHITNEY-L] Passenger lists
Date: 7 Nov 2001 16:22:54 CST/CDT

For some passenger lists, the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild has
transcribed them onto their website http://istg.rootsweb.com/

G. Cote

SC>Sharon -

SC>The National ARchives in Washington, DC keeps a record of ship's
SC>passenger lists, at least from the 19th century. Since you have the name
SC>of the ship and the date of its arrival, it should be fairly easy to track
SC>down. I suggest you contact the Natiohal Archives to see whether they can
SC>research this for you. Another possibility is to search the Ellis Ilsand
SC>website, whch was recently made available to the public. Since Ellis
SC>Island opened in 1892, and all my ancestors arrived in the US before that,
SC>I haven't used that resource myself.

SC>On Tue, 6 Nov 2001, Glenn Barnett wrote:

SC>> My husbands mother arrived in New York July 1, 1922 on the Aquitania. How
SC>> Sharon Barnett
SC>>
SC>>

SC>Karl Schwerin SnailMail: Dept. of
Anthropology
SC>Univ. of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131
SC>e-mail:

SC>Cultural anthropology...is valuable because it is constantly rediscovering
SC>the normal. Edward Sapir (1949:151)


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