Early arrival to Philadelphia Pennsylvania were documented in Baggage
Lists from 1800 to 1819. These are called The Pennsylvania Baggage
Lists.
The names of passengers are taken from FHL film 419589. These
are Pennsylvania Baggage Lists from 2 Jan 1809 to 29 Dec. 1809. These
lists contain the names of passengers who had to pay taxes on excess
baggage. It does not contain the names of passengers who were exempt
because their luggage was not over the limit.
I decided to index all
names, not just passenger names, but also the names of those shipping
luggage or goods, and the names of those being shipped to. Passengers
whose names are found also have a list of luggage, so interested
descendants should obtain the original film to view the full manifest
details.
Olive Tree Genealogy has indexed all names from the microfilm, not just passenger names,
but also the names of those shipping luggage or goods, and the names of
those being shipped to. Passengers whose names are found also have a
list of luggage, so interested descendants should obtain the original
film to view the full manifest details or check the online Ancestry.com
database
Philadelphia, Passenger and Immigration Lists, 1800-1850
| Brig Lamprey from Kingston Jamaica
|
Schooner
Wanton from Jamaica
|
Schooner
Swift from Puerto Rico
|
Ship
Cordelia from Martinique
|
Ship
Union from Plymouth & Lorient
|
Schooner
Archibald from Puerto Rico
|
Swedish
Ship Abo from St. Bartholomews & Turks Island
|
Brig
Jean from Liverpool
|
Ship
Mary from London
|
Swedish
Schooner Maria from St. Thomas
|
Ship
Live Oak from Liverpool
|
Brig
Lovely Lass from Batavia
|
Ship
Ann & Hannah from Turks Island
|
Brig
Gustaf Ekerman from St. Bartholomew
|
Ship
Edward & Charles from London
|
Schooner
George & Susan from Nassau
|
Ship
Recovery from Liverpool
|
Ship
Diana from Liverpool
|
Brig
Reindeer from Havana
|
Brig
Palafos from Havana
|
Schooner
Ranger from Puerto Rico
|
Schooner
Five Sisters from Puerto Rico
|
Schooner
Blaneke from St. Bartholomew
|
Brig
Ann from Liverpool
1 comment:
Wow! What a neat record set, and thank you for indexing these!
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