On 11 Aug 2006 at 4:24, T and L Hoper wrote: > > I am currently looking for the passenger list information > for this individual. > > Rieck Wessel Sinnen > b. 08 April 1851 in Germany > d. 20 July 1892 in Nebraska, USA > It states that he arrived to the United States in the year > of 1890. Once you know your ancestor's state of entry, you can search microfilms. Most states are indexed, so this will make your job slightly easier. You can order films in to a nearby Family History Centre, or have NARA do the job (once you have precise details) Once you know your state, you can get a list of film numbers (NARA & FHC) at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/nara_indexbyport.shtml Scroll down to the state you want and click on the link, then find the film # you need The staff of the National Archives will undertake a search of the original records for a fee To find your nearest FHC you can go to http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp There are some ideas for researching hard to find ancestors on ships lists after 1820 at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/usaaft1820.shtml http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/filmnos_newyork.shtml NARA & FHC film numbers for NY passenger lists after 1820 http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/tousa_ny.shtml Passenger Lists to New York all years http://olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/searchnyships.shtml Search Engine for online Internet Passenger Lists to NY

Good Morning Listmembers, I am currently looking for the passenger list information for this individual. Rieck Wessel Sinnen b. 08 April 1851 in Germany d. 20 July 1892 in Nebraska, USA It states that he arrived to the United States in the year of 1890. It would seem he went straight to the Nebraska, USA area. This is all I know of this individual. I am not sure if he came alone or with family. Thank you in advance for all your help. Lori L Aden Hoper --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

----- Original Message ----- From: "koala" <koalamoore@gmail.com> To: <TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 9:31 PM Subject: [TSL] Ship 'Western Ocean' >I have been looking for a passenger list for a ship named >'Western Ocean' > that left Liverpool, England on 18th April 1863 and > arrived in Melbourne, > Australia on 29 July 1863. Apparently there was a James > McCracken on this > ship who may be my ancestor. I can't even find a ship > by this name Hi Judie Check out http://www.access.prov.vic.gov.au/public/PROVguides/PROVguide023/PROVguide023.jsp or http://tinyurl.com/7acn6 Where alot of passengers on this ship arriving Vic 1863 but no MCCRACKEN ?? Bye MargM Beautiful Central Coast of NSW Australia

Hi, I am looking for any information, particularly on the owner/s of the ship Emily" which carried male convicts to Australia. I believe one owner was a David Halket but the Lloyds register only has this information on owners after 1876/7. 1842 - It sailed from London, Sheerness on 28th June, 1842 to Hobart, Tasmania and arrived on the 24th November 1842 1844 - It sailed from Dublin, Ireland on 14th July 1844 to Hobart, Tasmania and arrived on the 29th October 1844 Any help would be appreciated. Thanks a lot! Ken Mason in a very cold South Australia

At 11:08 AM 2006-08-10 -0500, Pat wrote: >I have found a George Chambers age 20 on the ship Ophelia, arriving >5/14/1850, I would like to know if any other Chambers came with him on >this trip. > >Pat from Kansas Hi Pat, Just in case you don't know which port to search, it seems she arrived at New York. On Tony Cimorelli's Magellan website http://www.cimorelli.com/magellan/ Ophelia, arrived May 14 1850 from Liverpool, Captain W.B. Nason. Sorry, I can't help with a passenger list info, but now you know which US port to search and where she sailed from. Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/

At 03:32 PM 2006-08-10 -0400, Wilbur DeHart wrote: >Can anyone tell me if John Wightwick, his wife Harriet, son & daughter-James >and Elizabeth, were on the Eldorado which was supposed to have arrived in >New York on 16 May. 1849 or 1850? Also Margaret Ann Cook and Richard Crang >on this same vessel. If a picture is available, I am interested in this too. > >Thank you, > >Lillian S. DeHart Hi Lillian, On Tony Cimorelli's Magellan website http://www.cimorelli.com/magellan/ it looks like it was 1850 Eldorado, arrived May 16 1850 from LONDON, Captain Michael Thompson. There was an August 15th 1849 arrival (from Londonderry) with the same captain. There was another (?) Eldorado from Liverpool which arrived at New York on May 5th 1849, Captain Peter B. Morrison. I can't help with a passenger list or an image. Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/

Can anyone tell me if John Wightwick, his wife Harriet, son & daughter-James and Elizabeth, were on the Eldorado which was supposed to have arrived in New York on 16 May. 1849 or 1850? Also Margaret Ann Cook and Richard Crang on this same vessel. If a picture is available, I am interested in this too. Thank you, Lillian S. DeHart

Hello Anja, I decided to say something about this too. Using Steve Morse's one-step pages . . . http://www.stevemorse.org/ go to Castle Garden Ship Lists: . . . I found that this was the only ship from Bremen arriving at New York on May 10th 1852 Series Roll Nbr Year Month Day Frame Ship Port FHL roll M237 112 508 1852 May 10 754 Suero Bremen, Germany 0175468 Obviously the ship isn't SUERO, that is just a transcription. Ancestry.com transcribed it as TUERO, which doesn't look right either. The Captain name is D. Edzard, if that might help. Harry seems to have the correct arrival >New York Times, May 10, 1852 (arrived Sunday May 9) >Bark Juno (Brem.,) [captain] Adgard, Bremen, 50 ds, >mdse. and 194 passengers to [agents] Pavenstedt & Schumacker . . at least Captain name is similar. Unfortunately the person who wrote the ship details on the top of the manifest page is not the same one whp wrote the passenger names, so it is very difficult to compare. I looked for other JUNO instances 1850-1855 and found another 1852 arrival on September 13th for the barque JUNO, and yes, that name must be correct, as the captain name is exactly the same D. Edzard and the ship name is easier to read. The same ship "Bremen barque JUNO" with same captain arrived August 11th 1853 . . . curiously there was an arrival of "Oldenburg ship JUNO" on July 18th 1853, so be aware of ships of the same name sailing from the same port, to the same port, in the same period. Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/ At 03:38 PM 2006-08-09 +0200, Bentheim wrote: >Hello, > >I am looking for any information on the ship "Luira". >It sailed from Bremen to Ney York and arrived on the 10th of May 1852. > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Thanks a lot! > >Anja from Germany

I have found a George Chambers age 20 on the ship Ophelia, arriving 5/14/1850, I would like to know if any other Chambers came with him on this trip. Pat from Kansas

From The Chicago Tribune 26 April 1936 - Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ahern and William J. Quigley and his daughter, Patricia, returning from European sojourns, will reach New York Wednesday aboard the Champlain.

On 9 Aug 2006 at 23:26, Sue & Bobby Bates wrote: > I have recently discovered that there's a strong > possibility that one of my ancesteral families may have > come from Ireland to NY with Dr. Thomas Clark and his > congregation. The group sailed on the ship "John" > departing from Newry, Ireland on 10 May 1764 and arrived > in NY on 28 July. Here is what I found on one website > manufacture to which they were all brought up.' I have > scoured the internet and thus far haven't located a > passenger list. Does anyone know if a passenger list > exists? Thanks so much for your time! It's unlikely. Before 1820, such lists did not have to be archived (although Pennsylvania has them back to 1800) So, you might just consider yourself lucky to have found the detail you did :-) However, there is always a small chance that someone has reconstructed the list or that one did survive - somewhere. Finding it may be a problem! For help with Immigration to USA Before 1820 (Ideas, suggestions) see http://olivetreegenealogy.com/articles/immusapre1820.shtml Also try http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/ships/ as there are some early 1700s lists of immigransts there ** http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Immigration/ choose US-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1820 to join USA Ships List ** http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/ choose CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 to join Canadian Ships List

I have been looking for a passenger list for a ship named 'Western Ocean' that left Liverpool, England on 18th April 1863 and arrived in Melbourne, Australia on 29 July 1863. Apparently there was a James McCracken on this ship who may be my ancestor. I can't even find a ship by this name so wondered if anyone can help me? regards, Judie -- ~*Judie*~ from the land-down-under, but now living in Maine, USA!! www.paperbackswap.com www.frugalreader.com www.wodauctions.com

Hi! I have recently discovered that there's a strong possibility that one of my ancesteral families may have come from Ireland to NY with Dr. Thomas Clark and his congregation. The group sailed on the ship "John" departing from Newry, Ireland on 10 May 1764 and arrived in NY on 28 July. Here is what I found on one website about the excursion: "The ship's arrival was reported in the New York Gazette, August 6, 1764: 'Last week in the Ship John, from Newry, Ireland, Luke Kiersted, master, there arrived about three hundred passengers, a hundred and forty of whom, together with the Rev. Clarke, embarked on the 30th ult., with their stores, farming and manufacturing utensils, in two sloops, for Albany, from whence they are to proceed to the lands near Lake George, which were lately surveyed for their accommodation, as their principal view is to carry on the linen and hempen manufacture to which they were all brought up.' I have scoured the internet and thus far haven't located a passenger list. Does anyone know if a passenger list exists? Thanks so much for your time! Best, SueB

Please remove my name and email address graham-g@bigpond.net.au from your mailing lists as I have not found this site successful. Please also remove my name from forwarding lists. Thank you Graham Godfrey

The New York Times sometimes published lists of American vessels in port at Havre. These were forwarded by the mail steamer for the information of shipping agents and others. Not all of these were passenger carrying vessels but many were. New York Times, September 13, 1854 American Vessels in Havre Vessels ..... Ports belonging Master Destination To Sail Ashland ..... Kennebunk ..... Stone .... New Orleans Sept. 1 Carack ...... Thomaston ..... Norris ... New Orleans Sept. 7 Radius ..... N.-Orleans .... Dillingham New Orleans Sept. 5 Wm Laytin ... New York ...... Carpenter. New York .. Sept. 5 W H Wharton . New York ...... Gates .... New York .. Sept. 5 Creole ...... New York ...... Pierce ... New Orleans Sept. 15 Athena ...... Portsmouth .... Robertson Far West .... New York ...... Bennett .. New York .. Sept. 10 Splendid .... New York ...... Higgins .. New York .. Sept. 3 Redwood ..... New York ...... Ross ..... New Orleans Sept. 10 Wm. Tell .... New York ...... Funck .... New York .. Sept. 14 Emma ........ Charleston .... Agry ..... New York .. Aug. 30 -- Harry Dodsworth Ottawa Ontario Canada af877@freenet.carleton.ca ----------------------------------------------------------------

I also checked the New York arrivals around May 10, 1852. Of the ships from Bremen the nearest to Luira (if hand written :-) would appear to be the Juno. New York Times, May 10, 1852 (arrived Sunday May 9) Bark Juno (Brem.,) [captain] Adgard, Bremen, 50 ds, mdse. and 194 passengers to [agents] Pavenstedt & Schumacker The previous issue of the NYT noted the ship "below", that is in the outer harbour and named her as the Junior. -- Harry Dodsworth Ottawa Ontario Canada af877@freenet.carleton.ca ----------------------------------------------------------------

Anja Are you sure about the spelling of the ship's name? I cannot find an arrival in the New York Times for that ship in 1852. I also tried to look at arrivals around May 10, 1852 and there are several ships from Bremen but none with a name even close to Luira. Regards.. Marj At 09:38 AM 8/9/2006, Bentheim wrote: >Hello, > >I am looking for any information on the ship "Luira". >It sailed from Bremen to Ney York and arrived on the 10th of May 1852. > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Thanks a lot! > >Anja from Germany > > >==== TheShipsList Mailing List ==== >*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* > TheShipsList Website > http://www.theshipslist.com/ >*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*

Looking for the ships list and ship name for immigrants traveling from Leipzig, Germany in 1883, via either Bremen or Hamburg to Castle Gardens in New York and immigrating to Nanicoke, PA, for the following family members: John KUNKLE b.June,1845; married in 1874; d.12/31/1943. Wilhemina KUNKLE b. March, 1855; married in 1874; d.11/17/1923. Otilla KUNKLE b. March, 1879; d.in 1975. Minnie(Minetta) KUNKLE b.1873; d. in 1969. Bertha KUNKLE b. 7/30/1874; married 6/14/1894, d. 2/12/1933. (My grandmother) *note that John Kunkle was the cook aboard the ship that travelled to New York from Germany. Ralph SCHEFFLER rscheffler@dc.rr.com http://www.carvingsbyralph.com

Hello Helen, At 09:04 PM 2006-08-08 -0300, Helen Hochberg wrote: >Please help me. From the records I have of my mother's immigration to >Canada I have found that she sailed here on the Montclare. However I >cannot enter her name on the Shipping List to confirm this. My records >indicate that she arrived at Hull (England) Feb.11, 1924. She then >travelled by train to Liverpool and got on a boat to come to Canada. I don't have a positive Liverpool departure date, but that voyage arrived at the port of St. John, New Brunswick. MONTCLARE Liverpool, England 1924-02-[n.d.] Saint John N.B. 1924-02-24 (CPSSC) Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. >Her name on her passport is spelled Beila Rosenblatt. I have a paper >that has the Letterhead Canadian Pacific and is dated 93. Grodecka, >Lwow, 12/1,1924. The file number is A4/52143. Her name on this paper >is spelled Bertha Rosenblatt from Podrgrodzie - Rohatyn. The rest of >the document is in Polish which I cannot read. >Is there anything you can do to help me find any more information >about her? My mother will be 100 years old September 24, 2006. As you >can see she was born in 1906. >Thank you for any information you may have, > >Helen Hochberg How wonderful that she will be 100 years old soon. You can find her arrival record, but unless you live close to Toronto or Ottawa (you seem to be in Ontario or Quebec, by your email address) then you may not have it in time for her birthday. This was during the Form 30A period of Canadian records 1919-1924 . . http://www.theshipslist.com/Research/canadarecords.htm http://www.theshipslist.com/Research/canadarecords.htm#1924 Form 30A records are ALL ports for the whole period 1919-1924 and are in the form of a single manifest sheet for each passenger. The reels will include all years mixed in together, but they are NOT in strict alphabetical order, so make sure you scroll right through until you find who you are searching. As Form 30A reels contain ALL Canadian arrivals 1919 to 1924, they will also include those who arrived via a US port, but stated their intention to proceed directly to Canada. Passenger arrival records - 1919-1924 [Form 30A] http://www.collectionscanada.ca/genealogy/022-908.004-e.html National Archives of Canada - Form 30A reels http://www.collectionscanada.ca/genealogy/022-908.004.01-e.html T-15176 Rojtman, Szlama to Rosenkranz, Markus Surname groupings: Rojtman, Ro-Rolfe-Rolland interfiled, Ro, Ro-Rook-Rooke-Roome interfiled, Rooney, Ro-Roose interfiled, Ro-Roper interfiled, Rose, Ro, Rosen, Rosebaum, Rosenberg, Ro, Rosenfeld-Rosenfield interfiled, Ro-Rosenberg interfiled, Ro, Rosenkranz The microfilm T-15176 is available onsite at the LAC in Ottawa and also at the North York Central Branch of the Toronto Public Library in Toronto. If you are not close to those cities, then your local library (if it has a microfilm reader / printer) will be able to bring the film in for you. When consulting the Form 30A records, be aware that in most cases each form was microfilmed with the backside first, followed by the front of the form. National Archives of Canada - Borrow Microfilm - ILL (procedure) http://www.collectionscanada.ca/ill/index-e.html The LDS now have copies of the post-1900 Canadian arrivals, so check here for links and details http://www.theshipslist.com/Research/canadarecords.htm#lds Sue -- TheShipsList Website http://www.theshipslist.com/

Hello, I am looking for any information on the ship "Luira". It sailed from Bremen to Ney York and arrived on the 10th of May 1852. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks a lot! Anja from Germany