doing one cd at a time............ I put this together for someone who emailed and asked, but thought I'd send it to list......... pat CD # 170 FTM " IMMIGRANTS OF THE NEW WORLD " 1600-1800 " New World Immigrants.......American Traders,Planters, Settlers" notes drawn from origional papers 1628-1640 page 81-82 "......................the goods of John Digby were on the Constance, master Clement Campion, bound for Virginia, 24 Oct. 1625. on board were, Bryan Boden, William Starbuckle, Thomas Vennar, Roger Fletcher, William Watson..........." ==================================================== >From New World Immigrants 11 passenger lists from " THE SHAMROCK OR IRISH CHRONICLE" 1815-1816 p. 368 61 Watson, Alexander 28 Watson, James; Newtownards; Co. Down 8 Watson, William; Co. Tyrone SHIPS CODE Port of depart. DOA 1816 Port of entry Name of Ship passengers #61 Belfast jly 8 NY George 91 #28 Belfast oct 26 NY James Rayley 98 #8 Belfast May3 NY Lorenzo 53 ======================================================= passengers to america, passengers to Virginia 1635 " 4th July 1636, Theis under-written names are to be transported Virgenea imbarqued in the Transport of London Edward Walker mr.p Certificate from the Minister of ther Gravesend of their conformite to the orders and discipline of the Church Of England". page 91 Watson, Wm age 24 Watson, Margaret age 18 ================================================ pass. to america, List of Emmigrants to AMerica from Liverpool, 1697-1707 page 211 October 9, 1701 Wm Watson , Son of sam Watson late of Macclesf in Cheshire. gent servent to Mr Bryan Brundell- 4 years +++++++++bottom of page notes.......I will attempt to type exact.......so these will NOT be my typos ..........................................++++++++++++++++++ " Gulielmus Watson filius Samuelis Watson generosi et sarae Nxoria eius bnatus feitl primo Die Martij Baptizatusq in Capella Parachialide Macclesfeild Decine Tertio die Dis Ejusdon mensis annoquc domi 1672-3" From the Church Registers of macclesfeild, this latin entry, which is in large and elaborate hand, covering half apage, in contrast to the carelessly written and abbriviated form used in other entiries, shows the social importance of the family. " ====================================================== emmigrants from england: Port of New Castle 31 dec 1775-7 Jan 1776 watson, William 26 Gentleman London Proudfoot Grenada In expectation of better business =========================================================