Hi Liz The passenger lists are only for 1849 and 1851 but the list does show a sailing to Quebec on the 22/5/1830 on the ship 'Brother'. If you give me the first names of your Slatteries, I will look for them. Looking at the sailings shown, the vast majority were for Quebec. There is a paragraph on passenger logs and they say that the authors found one page of the log in the possession of Dan Dwyer a publican of Blennerville. He explained that his father had cherished the register and had stored it in the attic. When his father died, his mother had the roof renovated and it rained heavily and the register got very wet. Mr Dwyer decided to throw the whole lot on the rubbish dump and burn them. A Johnny Walsh, a shop owner of Tralee, happened to be present and managed to save 3 pages but the authors could only find the 1 page. This was from the 'Lady Russell' which sailed on the 2/4/1853. Regards Anne -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Elizabeth Dow Sent: Tuesday, 7 September 2010 1:21 a.m. To: Kerry List Subject: Re: [IRL-KERRY] Immigration Departure Ports 1874 Hi, I am also interested in this information. My Slattery family came from Tralee to Quebec around 1830. If they immigrated from Tralee, would they be recorded in this book? Thank you, Liz In sunny and less humid Yarmouth Maine On Mon, Sep 6, 2010 at 9:50 AM, sandy stegmayer <[email protected]> wrote: > Anne, > > Does the book give the names of the ships and where they were headed? If > not, does anyone know where this info could be found? > > Thanks, > Sandy > > __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 5429 (20100906) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com

Does the book have an INDEX of ship or passenger names? And what are the years included? I fyou are being an angel and doing look ups, I am looking for the ship JAMES NESMITH and any passenger anytime named DENNEHY/DANAHY. TIA On Sep 7, 2010, at 4:06 AM, Anne wrote: > Hi Liz > The passenger lists are only for 1849 and 1851 but the list does > show a > sailing to Quebec on the 22/5/1830 on the ship 'Brother'. If you > give me the > first names of your Slatteries, I will look for them. > Looking at the sailings shown, the vast majority were for Quebec. > > There is a paragraph on passenger logs and they say that the > authors found > one page of the log in the possession of Dan Dwyer a publican of > Blennerville. He explained that his father had cherished the > register and > had stored it in the attic. When his father died, his mother had > the roof > renovated and it rained heavily and the register got very wet. Mr > Dwyer > decided to throw the whole lot on the rubbish dump and burn them. A > Johnny > Walsh, a shop owner of Tralee, happened to be present and managed > to save 3 > pages but the authors could only find the 1 page. This was from the > 'Lady > Russell' which sailed on the 2/4/1853. > > Regards > Anne