Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

New Orleans, Louisiana

1836
Brig Globe 21 May
Ship McLellan 25 November

1837
Ship La Fortune 13 February

1844
Barque Paoli 20 December
SS Astracan 23 December

1845
Ship Martha Washington 13 December

1847
Ship New England 12 July

1854
Ship Manchester 1 May
Ship Hermann 8 May
Ship Talleyrand 11 May
Bark Anna Delius 13 May
Ship Ocean Home 18 May
Ship Charlemagne 25 May
Ship Roger Stewart 25 May
Ship Wm. H. Wharton 29 May
Barque Laurens 30 May

1855
Ship Gosport 15 January
Ship Goethe 19 January
Ship James Nesmith 23 February
Bark Anna Delius 5 November

1891
SS Breakwater 31 March
SS Jose Romano 1 April
SS Rover 1 April
Schooner Storm King 3 April
SS Stillwater 7 April
SS Whitney 7 April
SS Foxhall 8 April
SS Jos. Otini 9 April
SS Wanderer 9 April
SS Costa Rican 10 April



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