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[You are here - Ships' Lists: To USA: To New Netherland/New York 1900-present] SHIPS TO NEW NETHERLAND/NEW YORK If you don't find your ancestor on my ships' pages, try genealogy records on Ancestry.com. You can view them with a trial period free access. OliveTreeGenealogy.com free immigration databases are listed after the fee based databases below What's Available in New York Immigration Records includes immigration and naturalizations records such as Passenger & Immigration Lists Index Early American Immigrations Passenger Arrivals in the U.S., 1819-1920 Ship Passenger Lists from Ireland to America Irish Immigrants: New York Port Arrival Records, 1846-1851 New York City Immigrants (Austria, Galicia, Poland), 1890 Ship Passenger Lists to New York New York Naturalization Petition Index, 1907-1924 Brick Wall Ancestors? If the date of arrival is known, you can read the arrival report in a New York newspaper. The New York Times is available at many libraries (publication began in September, 1851). You can also search the NY Times online! Search 1857-1880 or 1881-1906 These off-site pay databases can be used with this special free access Immigrant Processing Stations at the Port of New York 1624-31 July 1855: no receiving station 1 Aug. 1855-18 Apr. 1890: Castle Garden 19 Apr. 1890-31 Dec. 1891: Barge Office 1 Jan. 1892-14 June 1897: Ellis Island 15 June 1897-16 Dec. 1900: Barge Office 17 Dec. 1900-1924: Ellis Island Note that from about June 15th 1897 until approximately March or April 1903, the lists for first class and second class passengers were not collected at Ellis Island and do not survive, and do not appear on microfilm, nor in the Ellis Island online database. This does not mean there are no passenger lists for this time period. There are lists, but most are not complete, as the 1st and 2nd class passenger names are missing. You can verify if the list you are browsing is complete by checking the Captain's total of passengers with your own count of the passenger names on the manifest Search Ellis Island database Steve Morse's search engines on Jewish Gen (several different search engines including Finding Missing Manifests) 1900  Teutonic 1900 Queenston Ireland to New York 1901  S S Teutonic 1901 Queenston Ireland to NYC 1902 Citta di Milanoarrived New York April 12, Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1902 1903 Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1903 SS Hohenzollern Italy to New York 1903 SS Teutonic from Queenston Ireland to NY 1903 1904 Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1904 1905 Romanic 1905 Italy to Boston 1906 Algeria 1906 Italy to New York Saxonia Queensland to Boston Massachusets, 1906 *PARTIAL LIST ONLY Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1906 1907 SS La Gascogne 1907 Du Havre-NY Germania 1907 Naples Italy to New York 1908 Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1908 1909 SS Princess Irene Naples to New York 1909 1911 S.S. La Provence Havre France to NY 1911 1912 Toni's Titanic Pages - includes passenger lists (1912) Passengers from Vigilo arriving New York 1912 SS Canada Naples Italy to New York 1912 S.S. Guglielmo Oct.1912 to N.Y. 1914 New York 1914 England to New York SS Patria Palermo New York 1914 1920 SS Patria Palermo to New York 1920 SS Taorminia (port of departure is not given) to New York 1920 1921 SS Taorminia New York 1921 1926 SS Providence Naples Italy to New York 1926 1927 SS Cameronia UK to New York 1927 (use your browser's FIND feature to find this ship on the page) 1929   SHIPS LISTS FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES FEB. 1929   The N. G. I. motor ship, Augustus Feb. 1929 Genoa and Naples, Italy to New York   The California of the Panama Pacific Line Feb. 1929 California and Panama to New York   The Frederick VIII Feb. 1929 Copenhagen and Oslo to New York   The No. German Lloyd liner Munenchen Feb. 1929 Germany, France, Ireland to New York   The American Trader of the American Merchant Line Feb. 1929 London to New York SS Maria Liverpool England to NY 1929 1933 Lists of immigrants from Vigolo to New York 1933 1947 Stavangerford Oslo Norway to New York 1947 1950 M.S. Batory 1950 from Gdynia Poland to Copenhagen to Southampton, England to New York [List of passengers from Poland] M.S. Batory 1950 from Gdynia Poland to Copenhagen to Southampton, England to New York [List of passengers from England] M.S. Batory 1950 from Gdynia Poland to Copenhagen to Southampton, England to New York [List of passengers from Copenhagen] Choose from Ships Passenger Lists to New York [1600 - 1649] [1650- 1699] [1700 - 1799] [1800 - 1819] [1820 - 1849] [1850 - 1874] [1875 - 1899] [1900 - present] Microfilm Numbers ships to NY After 1820 Other New York Databases Custom Search Engines for ships on ALL free Internet Sites! Immigration to New York FHC Research Outline Looking for other USA records? See USA GENEALOGY for searchable genealogy databases Browse online FREE Ships Passenger Lists Choose by year of arrival in U.S.A.: 1400s           1600s           1700s           1800s           1900s * Search for Your Immigrant Ancestor in Ports of Arrival U.S.A. | Canada | Australia & New Zealand | South Africa | England * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists Outbound from USA & Canada * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists by Year of Arrival

 
 

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