
~ Memoirs - Letters - 1800 ~ |
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Gerdt Hagemann's letters to his parents describing the trip of the Ship Olbers from Bremen (actually Bremerhaven) to America, 1836. |
This is the emigrant story of Hermann Heinrich Bohning & Maria Eleanora Stoffer-Blasé and their children, from Barkhausen, Kingdom of Hanover, Prussia to Cleveland, Ohio, 1842 and 1843, as told by their third son. This is a first-hand account of what was it like to be onboard the ship, Marianne, in the autumn of 1843. |
"Robert Whyte's The Journey of an Irish Coffin Ship, 1847" "Gerald Keegan's Summer of Sorrow, 1847": In 1847, Gerald Keegan crossed the Atlantic in from County Sligo, Ireland to Grosse Ile, Quebec, Canada. In addition there are many articles from Irish Newspapers from 1846-1851 |
"Diary by James Roper", Left on the SS Fortitude from London, England, 19 September 1848 and arrived in Moreton Bay, Australia, 20 January 1849. |
Ships Diary from Sailing Vessel Schah Jehan This is a diary written on board the Schah Jehan, which sailed from Plymouth, England to Adelaide, Australia, 1860. |
A Journal of a voyage to the Cape of good Hope and Bombay in the Ship Sesostris by James Smith, 1829-1831 |
The diary of Paul Robins, a Missionary, who sailed on the Voluna from Shebbear, Devon, England, to Quebec, Canada, 1835. The diary of Thomas Rundell who sailed on the Barque from Padstow, England to Quebec, Canada and ultimately Platteville, Wisconsin, 1848 The Diary of Richard Rundall, who in 1850 sailed on the Barque Belle from Padstow, England to Quebec, Canada, 1850. |
Diary of a Voyage in 1857 From Greenhow Hill, Pateley Bridge to America By Thomas Blackah and Members of His Family |
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Stories of California Azorean Immigrants: An Anthology of Personal Life Sketches, 1860's |
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