Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

Queen Victoria

Brig Queen Victoria18 September 1840Port of Spain, Trinidad to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 12 August 1841 Port of Spain, Trinidad to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Bark Queen Victoria 18 April 1862 Dublin, Ireland to New York, New York

Brig Queen Victoria 23 April 1842 Unknown Port, Bermuda to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 20 June 1842 Unknown Port, Trinidad and St. Thomas, Virgin Islands to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 24 August 1842 Trinidad, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 7 July 1843 Port of Spain, Trinidad to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 14 March 1844 Trinidad and Bermuda to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 21 May 1844 Trinidad via St. Thomas, Virgin Islands to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 6 January 1846 Trinidad and Bermuda to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 13 March 1846 Port of Spain, Trinidad to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig Queen Victoria 22 July 1846 Trinidad de Cuba, Cuba to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania



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