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Hi to all,
Hoping someone can supply information / guide me in the right direction.??
What I am asking mainly for is for information on how to find / access Ships passenger records across the Atlantic between the years of 1877 & 1900.?

This is a Brickwall of a Brickwall that has been a problem to the family for quite some time on both sides of the Atlantic.?
It concerns an Ancestor, my G / Grandfather's Brother, who was born in Liverpool, Lancashire 1854 ??.
He has Married in 1874 and with his English wife he has four children in England by the end of year 1881.

The 1881 Census is the last English Census found of him being in England.

By 1883 his English Wife has remarried. (  Assume bigamously.?? )

The next Census/es that he appears on are American 1900 - 1910 and the 1920 Censuses.
He himself ( bigamously?? ) Marries in America in 1896, and has four Children born by 1920. He dies in Jan.1930.

This is where both the English / American Family/s are confused ( Brickwall? ) as to what the American Censuses show / reveal.?
These three censuses they have him of arriving / entering America between 1877 and 1881.?? - No earlier American Census has been found on him before 1900.?

 ( English records have him of Fathering three? English Chlidren between 1876 and 1881? )
 ( American Censuses  have him of being in America since 1877.? )
This info is / has been conflicting to both Family's on each side of the Atlantic on what to believe?

As to what records show, just how has he or someone managed to Father Children in England as the 1881 Census show's and also be able to be in America between the same years? of 1877-1881?

As then the only way across the Atlantic was by Ship ( 1877 - 1881? ). I am  looking / searching for information of how to search Ships Passenger Lists of that time for my Great Grandfather's Brother.
When he went to America he changed his name from Harry Wentzell b 1854/6 to Harry Sadler/Saddler.

Appreciate any help / advice, Thank you,
 and thank you for taking the time to read my post   Best Regards Just J

Quote from: Flattybasher9 on Tuesday 02 March 21 13:20 GMT (UK)

The link that Sandra posted is for "6 months, not 1 year", so they are now charging £199.98 per year for Worldwide.


Malky

No it's still £89.99 Worldwide for a year. I'm Admin on a large FB genealogy group and people use this everyday. It only works if your old subscription has expired completely, before that it shows as 6 months.

groom,
Can you advise me, - My yearly contract finished on the 20th of last month. How long can I wait before I am able to purchase for the same lower priced deal
     Many thanks Just J

Thanks Malky
      Last year in Feb I paid the lower price for one year.
This year being a census release year can only be one of "some reason/s" why they have more than doubled the price from last year and they will not lower until they decide when they think it's "necessary".
I am not a person who will be paying over double for something that I paid half the price for the previous year, as much as I would like to have access to the 1921 Census.
 I can wait and see if a better deal comes up before the release.
Invalidity I suffer with, and with that sort of an increase going on from the previous year is by far too much for me to cover. I may have to settle for at least a one month's contract if nothing else appears    Regards Just J

Many thank's for the information,
                                      Best Regards Just J