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Topic: Hall/Stewart help please. (Read 656 times)
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marcie dean
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Hi Hallmark,
Have you tried Lloyds of London. They hold listings of sailings from England throughout the years
although I have been told that sailings from Ireland to england are not listed, I do not know if that applies from Ireland abroad. Especially the one shipwrecked. I think they held a list of people, as well as goods in the hold for insurance purposes.
marcie: Does anyone know what it is, the website you need of emigrating people, ships used etc.
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Scotland.
Lanark/Argyll/Renfrew/Ayr:Smith, Steele,Kirkwood,Hamilton,May,orO'may
Edinburgh/Aberdeen: Laidlaw,Brown,Dean/Barron/Charles/Hall/Slight/Johnston
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marcie dean
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Someone else said to me that they do not list sailings from Ireland to England. Though I suppose they could have served passage on a merchant ship, and I do not have a clue as to whether they are listed and if so by whom.
Searching Forbes in Scotland, I found a Stewart married a Forbes. Would you like this info to check, just in case.
Again it is Aberdeen and surrounding parishes within the county
Marjorie
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Scotland.
Lanark/Argyll/Renfrew/Ayr:Smith, Steele,Kirkwood,Hamilton,May,orO'may
Edinburgh/Aberdeen: Laidlaw,Brown,Dean/Barron/Charles/Hall/Slight/Johnston
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marcie dean
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I understood that most immigrants into America was through Ellis Island. Not sure about Canada (would that have been through Vancouver), or Australia and New Zealand .. But I would have thought that in those days, where ever they went there would be a record of their arrival, by the authorities and departments of the social services or American/Canadian Equivalent.
Nowadays you have to have a job to go to and no criminal record to be able to gain access, isn't that so? Although, my brother in laws (ex) father went to america and has outstayed his visa and has been living there with a job and everything for over 12 years.
marjorie
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Scotland.
Lanark/Argyll/Renfrew/Ayr:Smith, Steele,Kirkwood,Hamilton,May,orO'may
Edinburgh/Aberdeen: Laidlaw,Brown,Dean/Barron/Charles/Hall/Slight/Johnston
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hallmark
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The names is Dave!!
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I understood that most immigrants into America was through Ellis Island. Not sure about Canada or Australia and New Zealand .. But I would have thought that in those days, where ever they went there would be a record of their arrival, by the authorities and departments of the social services or American/Canadian Equivalent.
Nowadays you have to have a job to go to and no criminal record to be able to gain access, isn't that so? Although, my brother in laws (ex) father went to america and has outstayed his visa and has been living there with a job and everything for over 12 years.
marjorie
Have looked through everything I can, the shipslisted don't cover the years I'm after.
Looks like no births are available to my couple.
I put up my original post saying they were Irish, someone decided to doubt this. I put up info on the other couple with same names, saying these weren't my couple, got info about the ones that weren't my couple as the were grocers from Cavan!!
Now with the doubt caused by "misinterpretation" of my first post this thread is completely stuffed! I don't know why my putting in that they were both Irish caused so much confusion!!!!!!!!!
Might give up looking for them on Rootschat!!
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Hall family, Tyrone and Monaghan..Swan/n family also and a pile of others too! Seems everyone is related to each other....Stewart, Longmoore, Wright...
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hallmark
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Posts: 392
The names is Dave!!
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I understood that most immigrants into America was through Ellis Island. Not sure about Canada or Australia and New Zealand .. But I would have thought that in those days, where ever they went there would be a record of their arrival, by the authorities and departments of the social services or American/Canadian Equivalent.
Nowadays you have to have a job to go to and no criminal record to be able to gain access, isn't that so? Although, my brother in laws (ex) father went to america and has outstayed his visa and has been living there with a job and everything for over 12 years.
marjorie
Even today there is no passport control or documentation of travel between UK and Ireland, you can just go to a port, buy a ticket and travel!
Your brother in laws (ex) father is OK, but he can't come home and return to US.
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Hall family, Tyrone and Monaghan..Swan/n family also and a pile of others too! Seems everyone is related to each other....Stewart, Longmoore, Wright...
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cosmac
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So sorry for taking up your time trying to help you eliminate possibilities - even if that included the grocers from Cavan!
Debbie
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cosmac
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I don't think any "misinterpretation" caused this thread to die - I don't think there is anything else to find in existing online records. I've checked possibilities in the US that seemed promising only to find someone in the household that you could tie to the women's maiden name and therefore exclude them - those I never reported. The submitted record for Jane Stewart's birth that JJ referred to just might mean that both of these couples disappeared back to Ireland - not everyone enjoyed Canada's harsh climate.
Debbie
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