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20,000+ Passenger Manifests in 20 Volumes plus numerous other passengers listed in Special Projects.
[Volume 1] [Volume 2] [Volume 3] [Volume 4] [Volume 5] [Volume 6] [Volume 7]
[Volume 8] [Volume 9] [Volume 10] [Volume 11] [Volume 12] [Volume 13] [Volume 14]
[Volume 15] [Volume 16] [Volume 17] [Volume 18] [Volume 19] [Volume 20]
[Latest Uploads]
Emigration in the 19th Century from the municipalities of Borghorst and Burg Steinfurt,
City and County of Burghorst (by name), Passenger lists to the US including Port of Arrival, Brazil arrivals, Arrivals in countries other than the US and Brazil and Extracts of the baptism register for the Catholic parish of St. Nikomedes; Emigrants from Burg Steinfurt (by name), Passenger lists to the US Including Port of Arrival, Other emigration by name, Extracts of the baptism register for the Catholic parish of St. Joh. Nepomuk
and Extracts of the birth register of the Jewish Parish.
[Jacobite Rebellion Ships] [ISTG German Departures] [ISTG NY Arrivals]
[Austria, Poland, Galicia] [Irish to Argentina] [WW2 Refugees to Australia]
[1903 Project] [Halifax, N.S., Canada Depart & Arrivals] [Maritime News]
[Immigrant Pictures] [The ISTG Compass] [The Adoption Experience]
[Postcards, Journals & Diaries]
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Updated 27 February 2021
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I want to thank all the ISTG Volunteers for their exceptional work as we move forward in Volume 20 - having finished 19,000+ passenger lists which are now online for you.
We are still taking on new volunteers, so if you're interested in joining the Guild, you can find our Guild Application here. If you have sent in an application to which you received no response, you haven't been rejected. This may be a slow process but if you've waited more than a couple of weeks, please contact me by email.
If you find an ancestor on a ship on ISTG and would like to link to your email address or home page, please submit a short paragraph about the passenger, where settled, children, etc., with the name of the ship and date of arrival, and send to the transcriber at the bottom of the manifest or to the ISTG Production Coordinator. Be sure to include the name of the ship.
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