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Monarch of the Sea Liverpool to New York with Mormons in 1861
Palmerston Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1861
Elisabeta 1861 Palermo Italy to New Orleans, Louisiana
Oregon 1861 to Vancouver Island BC
Princess Royal 1861 to Vancouver Island BC
1862
Lincelles Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1862
Norwood Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1862
York Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1862
British Queen sailed for Nova Scotia from Liverpool, England on April 1st, 1862.
Princess Royal 1862 to Vancouver Island BC
Brig Princess Royal
Bermuda to New York
17 June 1862
Dona
Maria Lisbon to New York 8 Dec 1862
Franklin 413 Mormons from Denmark to New York, 1862
John J. Boyd In 1862, sailed from Liverpool to New York 702 Latter-day Saints aboard
The Athena 1862 Scandinavia to New York with Mormons bound for Utah, sailing from Hamburg with 484 Scandinavian Saints under the leadership of Ola N. Liljenquist
Electric Hamburg to New York with 336 emigrating Mormons
from Denmark and Sweden led by Elder Soren Christofferson, 1862
William Tapscott 807 Mormons, Liverpool to New York 1862
Humboldt 323 Scandinavian Mormons to New York, 1862
1863
Merchant Man #1 Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1863
Clyde Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1863
Lord Dalhousie Convict Ships UK to Western Australia 1863
B.S. Kimball Liverpool to New York 1863. On board were 657 Mormons, principally from Scandinavia
Pakeha 1863 P.E.I. Canada to New Zealand
John J. Boyd In 1863, sailed from Liverpool to New York with 767 Mormons aboard, most from Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
Consignment Liverpool to New York with thirty-eight Scandinavian Saints 1863
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