Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Elizabeth

Schooner Elizabeth 29 March 1839 Nassau, Bahamas to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner Elizabeth 14 May 1839 Nassau, Bahamas to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 25 June 1839 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 11 April 1840 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 6 June 1840 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 15 January 1841 Bremen, Germany to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 24 March 1841 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 21 June 1841 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 15 April 1842 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 20 June 1842 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Elizabeth 3 June 1843 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Barque Elizabeth 5 March 1844 Havana, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Barque Elizabeth 9 August 1844 Matanzas , Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania



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