For the FamilySearch Catalog listing of Index of Changed Microfilm numbers at the FamilySearch Library. Also, at the FamilySearch Library you can browse a complete set of free images of both Direct and Indirect Passenger Lists on Ancestry.com if you click here and scroll to the bottom of the page to select the appropriate years. SS Alsatia 28 March From 1911 onward, the direct and indirect passengers were no longer recorded in separate lists. SS Pereire 23 September Brig Juliana 25 January SS City of Para 24 December SS Aguan 17 December Cambridge University Press (www.cambridge.org) is the publishing division of the University of Cambridge, one of the worlds leading research institutions and winner of 81 Nobel Prizes. Ship New England 13 March SS Herder 16 April SS Nevada 17 November SS City of Berlin 14 April Ship Mt. SS Glausannox 16 April Ship Sunbeam 10 September An additional 48 rolls of microfilm for the Klber Indexes for the years 1850-1871, and one additional roll for the 1872 Direct and Indirect Index are also available. SS City of New York 15 March SS Germanic 1 December SS Saratoga 15 January Bark Atlantic 10 June, 1866 Bark Fredonia 16 June Sloop Boston Packet 11 August SS P. Caland 1 April SS City of New York 10 February These microfilms can be accessed at various FamilySearch Centers, and at the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City. Germanic 11 February SS Algeria 20 June For details and film numbers, use the Place Search of the FamilySearch Catalog under: Ships arriving in America from Hamburg 1850 to 1934. Bermuda 17 April Ship's Passenger Lists Hamburg to Africa incl South Africa SS Zeeland 9 January SS Celtic 22 December If you know the name of the ship on which your ancestor arrived in the United States from Hamburg and the date that ship arrived, Roger P. Minert's, Kathryn Boeckel's, and Caren Winter's Germans to America and the Hamburg Passenger Lists: Coordinated Schedules (FS Library International Ref Desk Book 973 W22m) can help you quickly access the Hamburg Passenger Lists microfilm departure record for your ancestor. Bark Hayden Brown 11 April Also, make a printout or photocopy of the passenger list pages showing your ancestor and other family members. SS Hadji 5 February Ship North Star 11 February Ship Pharsalia 11 November, 1847 Brig Hibernia 13 March The records are arranged by port or airport of arrival. SS Colima 10 June SS Wyoming 2 April Brig Phoenix 13 May SS W.A. Brig Pearl 7 April molasses, and 2 ounces of tea. 10,000 to Asian countries. Mid-nineteenth-century German immigrants who settled in the United States and other faraway destinations faced the formidable hurdle of crossing an ocean and coming up with the resources to pay for it. SS State of Nevada 16 June From 1854-1910, separate lists were maintained for direct passengers and indirect passengers. If possible, find out whether the emigrant traveled directly to his or her destination or stopped at other European or British ports along the way. SS City of Berlin 14 September Ship Edward Downes 12 May Brig Planter 10 December Microfilm Access. H. Prescott 16 March Cannot Find Your Ancestor in the Indexes? Schooner Leviathan 4 January How would this announcement help you prepare for your voyage? SS Canada 18 September Schooner Sisters 24 January Washington, D.C. Email powered by MailChimp (Privacy Policy & Terms of Use).
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