Now that ancestry has added the 1891 Canadian census, the One-Step utility for the Canadian census has been extended to include that year. It can be found in the Canada/UK Census section of the One-Step website (http://stevemorse.org). Advantages of using the One-Step utility for 1891 Canada rather than going to the ancestry site directly include: - can search all years from the same form - can search on middle initial - can search on birth year being between two values rather than using plus-or-minus - can search on age - can search on religion - can select district from drop-down list instead of having to type it - can specify more than 50 hits per page -- Steve

Pat The Burke family sailed on the Britannic from Liverpool to NY on 13 July 1893. The London Times recorded the sailing in the Shipping News on July 15. Regards.. Marj At 07:39 AM 7/23/2008, [email protected] wrote: >Hello list, am new to the list and am hoping someone can help me break a >brick wall. I am searching for William ( born 1860, Ireland), >Hannah Victoria >(maiden name Sharp, born 1864, Ireland) and Sydney Emma Burke (born 1891 in >Dublin), who according to 1910 and 1930 census records came to the >US in 1893. >I have been unable to find their arrival on Ancestry and hope someone can >help me. > >Thank you > >Pat Coyne, NY > > > >**************Get fantasy football with free live scoring. Sign up for >FanHouse Fantasy Football today. >(http://www.fanhouse.com/fantasyaffair?ncid=aolspr00050000000020) >------------------------------- >visit TheShipsList Website >http://www.theshipslist.com/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' >without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello list, am new to the list and am hoping someone can help me break a brick wall. I am searching for William ( born 1860, Ireland), Hannah Victoria (maiden name Sharp, born 1864, Ireland) and Sydney Emma Burke (born 1891 in Dublin), who according to 1910 and 1930 census records came to the US in 1893. I have been unable to find their arrival on Ancestry and hope someone can help me. Thank you Pat Coyne, NY **************Get fantasy football with free live scoring. Sign up for FanHouse Fantasy Football today. (http://www.fanhouse.com/fantasyaffair?ncid=aolspr00050000000020)

Hello Listners It has been some time since I have written to the list and maybe I am meant to know how to research my question however here goes. Having received a death certificate for Robert Hamilton I have successfully found his date of birth as being 30 July 1833 Colvend Roughforth Scotland. His certificate states that he has been in the colony for 50 years and so he must have arrived from Scotland c 1864. My question is how do I go about finding him on a passenger list and what ship; he may have come with siblings. Many thanks John

WARD George 1872 M 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal WARD Henrietta 1877 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal WARD Ivy 1907 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal passenger transcript details Name: George WARD Date of departure: 7 June 1907 Port of departure: Liverpool Passenger destination port: Montreal, Canada Passenger destination: Montreal, Canada Date of Birth: 1872 (calculated from age) Age: 35 Marital status: Married Sex: Male Occupation: Lab Passenger recorded on: Page 10 of 28 -------------------------------------------------------------------- The following people with the same last name travelled on this voyage: - Henrietta WARD Page 10 of 28 View transcript Ivy WARD Page 10 of 28 View transcript -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ship: Official Number: Master's name: Steamship Line: Where bound: Square feet: Registered tonnage: Passengers on voyage: VICTORIAN 0 Angus Mcnicoll Allan Line Montreal, Canada 30019 6743 1378 --- On Tue, 22/7/08, SUE <[email protected]> wrote: From: SUE <[email protected]> Subject: help pls To: "trish johnson" <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, 22 July, 2008, 1:05 AM ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue Swiggum" <[email protected]> To: "Paul Lundman" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 9:05 AM Subject: Re: [TSL] MAYFLOWER/CRETIC - UK > HALIFAX - 1907 > Hi Maxine, > > I checked at FindmyPast > http://www.ancestorsonboard.com/ > ... and found these likely Wards, althouth there were two pages from > Liverpool to Montreal in 1907 alone. I forget how many pages for the > range > of 1905-1907, so I keyed on Ivy. > > WARD George 1872 M 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal > WARD Henrietta 1877 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal > WARD Ivy 1907 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal > > The birth years are estimated from the age given by the passenger. I > don't have a subscription to that service, so I can't learn which > ship. She was just a baby so the Halifax memory might have been from a > later trip. > > This looks like them in the 1911 census (horrid mess of Henrietta's name . > . and Ivy is now just Edith) and it agress with the emigration year of > 1907 > > Name: George Ward > Gender: Male > Marital Status: Married > Age: 41 > Birth Date: Mar 1870 > Birthplace: England > Family Number: 95 > Relation to Head of House: Head > Spouse's Name: Henryota > Immigration Year: 1907 > Tribal: English > Province: Saskatchewan > District: Humboldt > District Number: 209 > Sub-District Number: 21 > Census Year: 1911 > Page: 8 > Neighbors: View others on page > Household Members: Name Age > George Ward 41 > Henryota Ward 34 > George Ward 1 > Edith Ward 4 > > You are in luck as the Quebec passenger lists are online and free to > search > . . bad news is that they are not indexed yet . . AND there were 88 trips > for ships from Liverpool to Quebec in 1907 > http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/passenger/index-e.html > HINT ... for the online images, click on the image to enlarge it, then hit > the 'back' button on your browser to be able to move to the next page. > > I sorted those 88 trips (in my database) and found they a few ships took > many trips, so I tried those ship names and found that I should have > started at the other end of the alphabet <grin> > > Search criteria used: > Last name: Ward > First name: Ivy (including variants) > Year of departure: 1907 to 1907 > Departure port: Liverpool > Ship name: Victorian > Destination country: Canada > Destination port: Montreal > > That certainly limits your search to one ship, the Allan Line VICTORIAN, > but, she had 7 Quebec trips in 1907, with the June trip on two microfilm > reels as the ship stopped at North Sydney in Nova Scotia as well, so I > think you can ignore that list (on T-520). The VICTORIAN also made three > early trips and one late season trip to Halifax, but the British outbound > record confirms they were going to Quebec. > > The passenger lists are in quasi-alphabetical order, but check to the end > as sometimes names were added. They are also a collection of several > lists > which include different classes of travel like "Second Cabin" "Steerage" > &c. > > Reel # Ship Name Special Group(s) Departure Information Arrival > Information Remarks > > T-489 VICTORIAN (J): girls & boys from Sheltering Homes (Myrtle > Hill) of Liverpool to Mrs. Birt's Home, Knowlton, Que. (97) > Liverpool, England 1907-05-10 Quebec, Que. 1907-05-17 / Montreal, > Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; death at quarantine: Swede, Ragnhild > Lundin 2 yr 9 mo. on 1905-05-24 (parents, Axel 41; Kirstine 31 & Anna 4; > Oscar 4 to Revelstoke, BC); quarantine: list of passengers to Grosse Isle > attached > > T-520 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-06-07 North Sydney, N.S. > 1907-06-13 / Quebec, Que. 1907-06-15 Captain Angus Macnicol > > T-490 VICTORIAN (J): boys to Sherbrooke, Que. (17) James Hicks 60, > in charge > Liverpool, England 1907-06-07 Quebec, Que. 1907-06-15 / Montreal, > Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; some passengers landed at Sydney, N.S. > 1907-06-13 > > T-491 VICTORIAN (J): boy from Red Hill Reformatory, John Cockbill > 18, to Mr. George, Wapella & (J): girls from Church of England, Waifs & > Strays (45), to Winnipeg & Niagara-on-lake & (J): 1 girl to Lashburn, SK; > 1 > girl to Quebec; twin 5 yr old boys to Montreal > Liverpool, England 1907-07-05 Quebec, Que. 1907-07-14 / Montreal, > Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; death in quarantine: Russian, Amalia > Adolf 3 (?), of measles 1907-07-07 [date !] (mother Marie 27 & 2 siblings > to Winnipeg); quarantine list attached > > T-491 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-08-02 Quebec, Que. > 1907-08-09 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol > > T-492 VICTORIAN (J): boys from Red Hill School, to Whitewood & > Wapella SK, Arthur Pollard 18; Thomas Whybrow 19 > Liverpool, England 1907-08-30 Quebec, Que. 1907-09-06 / Montreal, > Que. Captain Angus Macnicol > > T-492 VICTORIAN (O): young Irish Postulants to St. Joseph's > (Nurses) Home, Kingston, ON (14) > Liverpool, England 1907-09-27 Quebec, Que. 1907-10-04 / Montreal, > Que. Captain Angus Macnicol > > T-492 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-10-25 Quebec, Que. > 1907-11-02 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol > > Good Luck, > > Sue > -- > TheShipsList Website > http://www.theshipslist.com/ > > At 09:19 PM 2008-07-20 -0600, Paul Lundman wrote: >>Hi, can anyone help me? My grandmother said she and her parents came from >>England when she was a year old. Their names were George and Henrietta >>Ward along with their daughter Ivy Edith( my grandmother). I don't know >>what port they sailed from but I'm assuming Liverpool. My grandmother >>said they came over on the Mayfllower. She was born in Aug. 11,1906. I >>found a ship that was built in 1902 in Liverpool that was originally named >>the HANOVERIAN for the Leyland Line. The ship was transferred from that >>Line and renamed the MAYFLOWER in 1903.Then in that same year was sold >>to White Star Line and renamed CRETIC. The problem is I can't find the >>CRETIC arriving in Halifax during the years 1906/07. I don't have access >>to Ship's passenger lists. George was born in July 1867, Etton , Eng. >>Henrietta was bornNov.,1875, Peterborough,Eng. George would have been 40 >>and Henrietta would have been 32. Does anyone have any ideas as to what >>ship they could have come over on? I'd app! >> reciate any help anyone could give , any little thing might >> help. Thanks, Maxine > > > ------------------------------- > visit TheShipsList Website > http://www.theshipslist.com/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Diane, I had a look at the transcript and the original list, as you can yourself. The Pol... name is definitely a "best guess" situation . . to me it looks like Palushnik . . but as it is written three times on the manifest I can probably conjure up another couple of slightly different variations :-} The "Passenger Record" represents like this First Name: Anna Last Name: Binder Ethnicity: Croatia, German Last Place of Residence: Polish..., Croatia Date of Arrival: Aug 30, 1910 Age at Arrival: 25y Gender: F Marital Status: M Ship of Travel: Caronia Port of Departure: Liverpool Manifest Line Number: 0023 Have a look at the original yourself . . I suggest you use Steve Morse's one-step search form http://www.stevemorse.org/ Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/ At 05:15 AM 2008-07-21 -0700, Diane Lott wrote: >The CUNARD SHIP CARONINA that landed in NY on 30 Aug 1810 list Binder Anna >and Binder Kata as having resided in Palesnik, but the Ellis island >immigration entry printed out (not he copy of the original manifest) says >Poland. >I have studied this and printed and reprinted the word and it looks like >Palesnik to me...not Poland. Other documents of other members of the family >say Palesnik. >Is the person who transcribed these words into print trying to make Poland >out of Palesnik or do they added info that I do not know of and cannot see >on the entry?

Hi Maxine, I checked at FindmyPast http://www.ancestorsonboard.com/ ... and found these likely Wards, althouth there were two pages from Liverpool to Montreal in 1907 alone. I forget how many pages for the range of 1905-1907, so I keyed on Ivy. WARD George 1872 M 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal WARD Henrietta 1877 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal WARD Ivy 1907 F 1907 Liverpool Canada Montreal The birth years are estimated from the age given by the passenger. I don't have a subscription to that service, so I can't learn which ship. She was just a baby so the Halifax memory might have been from a later trip. This looks like them in the 1911 census (horrid mess of Henrietta's name . . and Ivy is now just Edith) and it agress with the emigration year of 1907 Name: George Ward Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Age: 41 Birth Date: Mar 1870 Birthplace: England Family Number: 95 Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Henryota Immigration Year: 1907 Tribal: English Province: Saskatchewan District: Humboldt District Number: 209 Sub-District Number: 21 Census Year: 1911 Page: 8 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age George Ward 41 Henryota Ward 34 George Ward 1 Edith Ward 4 You are in luck as the Quebec passenger lists are online and free to search . . bad news is that they are not indexed yet . . AND there were 88 trips for ships from Liverpool to Quebec in 1907 http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/passenger/index-e.html HINT ... for the online images, click on the image to enlarge it, then hit the 'back' button on your browser to be able to move to the next page. I sorted those 88 trips (in my database) and found they a few ships took many trips, so I tried those ship names and found that I should have started at the other end of the alphabet <grin> Search criteria used: Last name: Ward First name: Ivy (including variants) Year of departure: 1907 to 1907 Departure port: Liverpool Ship name: Victorian Destination country: Canada Destination port: Montreal That certainly limits your search to one ship, the Allan Line VICTORIAN, but, she had 7 Quebec trips in 1907, with the June trip on two microfilm reels as the ship stopped at North Sydney in Nova Scotia as well, so I think you can ignore that list (on T-520). The VICTORIAN also made three early trips and one late season trip to Halifax, but the British outbound record confirms they were going to Quebec. The passenger lists are in quasi-alphabetical order, but check to the end as sometimes names were added. They are also a collection of several lists which include different classes of travel like "Second Cabin" "Steerage" &c. Reel # Ship Name Special Group(s) Departure Information Arrival Information Remarks T-489 VICTORIAN (J): girls & boys from Sheltering Homes (Myrtle Hill) of Liverpool to Mrs. Birt's Home, Knowlton, Que. (97) Liverpool, England 1907-05-10 Quebec, Que. 1907-05-17 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; death at quarantine: Swede, Ragnhild Lundin 2 yr 9 mo. on 1905-05-24 (parents, Axel 41; Kirstine 31 & Anna 4; Oscar 4 to Revelstoke, BC); quarantine: list of passengers to Grosse Isle attached T-520 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-06-07 North Sydney, N.S. 1907-06-13 / Quebec, Que. 1907-06-15 Captain Angus Macnicol T-490 VICTORIAN (J): boys to Sherbrooke, Que. (17) James Hicks 60, in charge Liverpool, England 1907-06-07 Quebec, Que. 1907-06-15 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; some passengers landed at Sydney, N.S. 1907-06-13 T-491 VICTORIAN (J): boy from Red Hill Reformatory, John Cockbill 18, to Mr. George, Wapella & (J): girls from Church of England, Waifs & Strays (45), to Winnipeg & Niagara-on-lake & (J): 1 girl to Lashburn, SK; 1 girl to Quebec; twin 5 yr old boys to Montreal Liverpool, England 1907-07-05 Quebec, Que. 1907-07-14 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol; death in quarantine: Russian, Amalia Adolf 3 (?), of measles 1907-07-07 [date !] (mother Marie 27 & 2 siblings to Winnipeg); quarantine list attached T-491 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-08-02 Quebec, Que. 1907-08-09 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol T-492 VICTORIAN (J): boys from Red Hill School, to Whitewood & Wapella SK, Arthur Pollard 18; Thomas Whybrow 19 Liverpool, England 1907-08-30 Quebec, Que. 1907-09-06 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol T-492 VICTORIAN (O): young Irish Postulants to St. Joseph's (Nurses) Home, Kingston, ON (14) Liverpool, England 1907-09-27 Quebec, Que. 1907-10-04 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol T-492 VICTORIAN Liverpool, England 1907-10-25 Quebec, Que. 1907-11-02 / Montreal, Que. Captain Angus Macnicol Good Luck, Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/ At 09:19 PM 2008-07-20 -0600, Paul Lundman wrote: >Hi, can anyone help me? My grandmother said she and her parents came from >England when she was a year old. Their names were George and Henrietta >Ward along with their daughter Ivy Edith( my grandmother). I don't know >what port they sailed from but I'm assuming Liverpool. My grandmother >said they came over on the Mayfllower. She was born in Aug. 11,1906. I >found a ship that was built in 1902 in Liverpool that was originally named >the HANOVERIAN for the Leyland Line. The ship was transferred from that >Line and renamed the MAYFLOWER in 1903.Then in that same year was sold >to White Star Line and renamed CRETIC. The problem is I can't find the >CRETIC arriving in Halifax during the years 1906/07. I don't have access >to Ship's passenger lists. George was born in July 1867, Etton , Eng. >Henrietta was bornNov.,1875, Peterborough,Eng. George would have been 40 >and Henrietta would have been 32. Does anyone have any ideas as to what >ship they could have come over on? I'd app! > reciate any help anyone could give , any little thing might > help. Thanks, Maxine

The CUNARD SHIP CARONINA that landed in NY on 30 Aug 1810 list Binder Anna and Binder Kata as having resided in Palesnik, but the Ellis island immigration entry printed out (not he copy of the original manifest) says Poland. I have studied this and printed and reprinted the word and it looks like Palesnik to me...not Poland. Other documents of other members of the family say Palesnik. Is the person who transcribed these words into print trying to make Poland out of Palesnik or do they added info that I do not know of and cannot see on the entry?

Hi, can anyone help me? My grandmother said she and her parents came from England when she was a year old. Their names were George and Henrietta Ward along with their daughter Ivy Edith( my grandmother). I don't know what port they sailed from but I'm assuming Liverpool. My grandmother said they came over on the Mayfllower. She was born in Aug. 11,1906. I found a ship that was built in 1902 in Liverpool that was originally named the HANOVERIAN for the Leyland Line. The ship was transferred from that Line and renamed the MAYFLOWER in 1903.Then in that same year was sold to White Star Line and renamed CRETIC. The problem is I can't find the CRETIC arriving in Halifax during the years 1906/07. I don't have access to Ship's passenger lists. George was born in July 1867, Etton , Eng. Henrietta was bornNov.,1875, Peterborough,Eng. George would have been 40 and Henrietta would have been 32. Does anyone have any ideas as to what ship they could have come over on? I'd appreciate any help anyone could give , any little thing might help. Thanks, Maxine

Jack The NY Times reports on a ship called Hermann, Capt Willson, in the Oct 9, 1851 paper. But the Dec 24 arrival of the vessel lists Capt Crabtree: ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN. The U.S. Mail steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, arrived yesterday morning, in 20 days from Southampton, having experienced, for 12 days in succession, tremendous gales from the westward. On the morning of the 7th and evenings of the 10th and 15th inst., the ship encountered severe tornadoes, which lasted from 3 to 4 hours before their violence began to abate. Some sails were lost, but no other damage sustained. The Hermann brings a valuable cargo of German, French and English goods. ... the item continues and gives a list of the cabin passengers. As for the Franklin...Nov 3, 1851 NYTimes reports her arrival from Havre and Cowes -- sailing from Havre Oct 22 and Cowes on the same day at 6:30p.m. Regards.. Marj At 08:05 PM 7/20/2008, jackmorter wrote: >I am trying to find information on the ship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree or >Franklin, Capt. Wotton. My ancestors migrated from Norfolk to New York City >in 1851. Also trying to locate Passenger lists if possible. >I would be very grateful for any information on the vessel or suggestions of >where to look for information. > >Jack >USA > __________________________________________________________ > >------------------------------- >visit TheShipsList Website >http://www.theshipslist.com/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' >without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am trying to find information on the ship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree or Franklin, Capt. Wotton. My ancestors migrated from Norfolk to New York City in 1851. Also trying to locate Passenger lists if possible. I would be very grateful for any information on the vessel or suggestions of where to look for information. Jack USA __________________________________________________________

Good afternoon I just wanted to thank everyone who very kindly responded to my enquiry and for the links to possible sources. Very good of you all...many thanks. I have not found the answers yet but possibly that is due to my failure to navigate the web site pages and numerous links displayed on unfamiliar 'shipping' web pages. The search goes on. R Greenaway ----- Original Message ----- From: Robin Greenaway To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 8:01 PM Subject: 'CYCLONE' Sailed from Gravesend 8.5.1862 bound for Victoria Island BC Canada Good afternoon This is my first message to THESHIPLIST so I hope this is a reasonable question. I am trying to locate a passenger list for the sailing as in the title. I would appreciate any advice as to a possible source should it be available. The arrival date of the of the ship at Victoria, Vancouver Island would be a wonderful bonus if anyone could suggest a source for me to follow up. Cyclone Sailed from Gravesend May 8 1862 Bound for Victoria Island, BC Canada. Very many thanks Mr. R Greenaway

*new* for TheShipsList website http://www.theshipslist.com/ All the new and updated files and databases have been placed on their own page(s) Find them on the front page in between the big arrows --------------> <--------------- At the bottom of each of these pages I have placed links named " previous month " and " next month " so you are able to navigate back and forth between the monthly *new & updated* pages, as I only keep three months of *new* page links on the Home page. New for July 2008 is . . . o Passengers: o CANADA & US o John Molson - 29th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 3rd September 1829 o John Molson - 30th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 12th September 1829 o John Molson - 31st trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 18th September 1829 o John Molson - 32nd trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 26th September 1829 o John Molson - 33rd trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 6th October 1829 o John Molson - 34th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 11th October 1829 o John Molson - 35th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 20th October 1829 o John Molson - 36th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 25th October 1829 o John Molson - 37th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 2nd November 1829 o John Molson - 38th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 10th November 1829 o John Molson - 39th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 17th November 1829 o John Molson - 40th trip up, Quebec to Montreal, 26th November 1829 This completes the JOHN MOLSON steamboat lists for 1829. . . . there is another boat on the next microfilm reel, the ST. LAWRENCE, so I'll add that at a later date. Next on our agenda is the 1830 newspapers . . the over 2" (5cm) stack of photocopies is waiting for transcription. :-} o Passengers: o SOUTH AUSTRALIA o barque Warren Hastings, from Southampton & Plymouth to Port Adelaide 10th October 1855 o ship Bucephalus, from Liverpool to Port Adelaide 13th October 1855 Two more 1855 lists. The WARREN HASTINGS has mostly English families, with many single young women, mostly Irish. The BUCEPHALUS has mostly Scottish families and lots of single young people, also mostly Irish. That vessel carried over 400 passengers. I am not as successful at finding former residence with the 1851 Scottish census, so if anyone recognises a family, please let me know. If anyone is able to furnish corrections or additions (like maiden names) to any of the South Australia Lists, please write to Robert or myself. Please share this *new* for TheShipsList website email, with any other list to which you belong if you think it might be of interest or value to those list members (in other words, on-topic). Enjoy ! Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/

I trying to find information on the schooner MAGELLAN, ON85970, and in particular, voyages she made in 1887.   From Lloyds Register I know she was built and registered in Hopewell, New Brunswick, and owned by Caleb Dowling.  I believe she was wrecked in 1892.  Otherwise I have drawn a blank.   I would be very grateful for any information on the vessel or suggestions of where to look for information.   Derek Hayward Dorset, UK __________________________________________________________ Not happy with your email address?. Get the one you really want - millions of new email addresses available now at Yahoo! http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/ymail/new.html

Dear List, Have info from Castle Garden site naming a Robert SHARP, as a passenger on the Gallia, Cunard Line, leaving Liverpool/Queenstown for New York and arriving there 16 June, 1885. The destination is 7328. Would anyone know the likely destination? In 1889 he married in Victoria, Australia. I am hoping this may have been his destination. Kind Regards, Pam Eustice nee SHARP

Pam Eustice wrote: > Have info from Castle Garden site naming a Robert SHARP, as a passenger > on the Gallia, Cunard Line, leaving Liverpool/Queenstown for New York > and arriving there 16 June, 1885. > The destination is 7328. > Would anyone know the likely destination? Apparently no one knows for sure what the destination numbers on the CG website stand for, but word of mouth reports this: http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.immigration.ships/2068.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Good luck! Kathy

This was posted to the Baden-Wurttemberg list, but it looks like it fits this list too. Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:12:07 -0700 From: "Roberta" <[email protected]> Subject: [BW] Passenger lists MIS~FILED To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; reply-type=original I'm sure I've mentioned how fortunate I am that my family has been relatively EASY to back track into Germany. BUT BEFORE this, there was the back track paper trail of census records that led us to the emigration records and manifests. In spite of one census records saying my ancestor was from Austria and another year from Bavaria and yet another year Wurttemberg. My cousin had written to the LDS center in Utah (way before the internet genealogy explosion) and they found the lone manifest he failed to find because it was kept in the wrong place had been MIS~FILED, and not where it should have been with the other passenger records! It was a needle in a haystack finding for our family, which proved to be the biggest brick wall smasher in the quest. Not only that, it was a record that had been lost FOR YEARS and no one had known about this lonely little ship list. If anyone is looking for the USS Brig CHIPOLA that left June1837 and arrived in Pennsylvania in July 1837 I have that record and will be happy to share it. Roberta Baezner Chesley

Gentlemen, deeply sorry about my awful english. I am searching the list of ship companies that reach Buenos Aires Port at 1907 or so...Can you help me, please? Thanks a lot Luis Havas - Argentino - residente en México [email protected] ________________________________ ¿Tienes cámara digital, más de una cuenta de email, planeas fiestas o blogueas? Entonces, necesitas Windows Live

Jim wrote: > Samuel Mueller came to New York from Germany, possibly > Bremen, in 1870 to 1872. Had children born Jan 1871 in Prussia and > Oct 1872 in USA. He was born 1835 so would have been mid 30 when > coming over. A 35-year old Samuel Mueller is shown on the Castle Garden website as arriving 10 Jun 1872 on the ship Uhland, from Bremen. http://www.castlegarden.org/about.html Good luck! Kathy

Hello Listers I ran into a brick wall and would appreciate some assistance. Samuel Mueller came to New York from Germany, possibly Bremen, in 1870 to 1872. Had children born Jan 1871 in Prussia and Oct 1872 in USA. He was born 1835 so would have been mid 30 when coming over. He was travelling alone as his wife and four children came over in Sep 1971. If anyone could help me with an arrival date and ship I would be ever so grateful. Thanks Jim Miller