Immigrant Ships
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William Wallace

Schooner William Wallace 3 May 1837 San Juan, Puerto Rico to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 7 August 1837 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 15 October 1837 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 23 October 1837 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 11 May 1840 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 27 June 1840 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Schooner William Wallace 10 August 1840 St. John, New Brunswick, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brig William Wallace 9 October 1840 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania



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