U.S. Passenger List 1819/1820 Now Free Online
U.S. Passenger List 1819/1820 is now free online at http://www.genealogybank.com/free/.
This list gives info on deaths at sea & other family data. You can also not only the ships/passengers coming from overseas but see passengers from one US port to another US port - with their ages, home state/city locations etc.
This list gives info on deaths at sea & other family data. You can also not only the ships/passengers coming from overseas but see passengers from one US port to another US port - with their ages, home state/city locations etc.
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I dont find the U.S. Passenger List 1819/1820 Now Free Online the link does not function at Genealogy Bank.
This is the first time I've seen deaths at sea ever mentiooned, in regard to a database. I had a releative lost later, perhaps 1835-37, but have never found him. Any suggestions?
Jack
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Carr, Margaret
Stanislaus Templin born Prussia 1870 Emmergrated to USA 1884 with sister and mother. in 1890 made application for citizenship in Jamesville, WI. Took outha 1895 in Chicago, IL. Married Cecila Kania of southern IL , in Chicago at Holy Trinity Church 1905 a sister was presant for wedding. Stanislaus Worked for Internation Harvester in Chicago and died 1923.
Any additional info wanted!
Jack K. Templin