Ship manifests of our ancestors

The original ship manifests were large with each part being approximately 2 feet wide. I have saved most of the ship manifests in 2 parts for easier viewing. Note that even these manifest image parts are very large files that may take a minute or more to display. When displayed, you can scroll to find the line number which is located at the left side. The top of the manifest page has an explanation for each column. Some manifest data were type written and are easy to read, others were hand written and may be very hard to read.PART 1 manifest data includes: Name, occupation, last permanent residence, nearest relative in Europe, final destination State & City.PART 2 manifest data includes: Destination address and name of relative to join in America, height, hair & eye color, place of birth.Immigrants who arrived via Canadian ports (e.g. Quebec, Halifax, St. Johns) had the information from the ship manifest data copied to index cards when they entered the United States and. These cards contain most of the information contained on the actual ship manifest. Where noted, both card and manifest are available to view. They are often referred to as the St. Albans list as this was the location where all data was compiled.The card data fields include: Family name, Given name, Accompanied by names, Place of birth, age, sex, occupation, read/write, Race, Nationality, Last permanent residence, Name & address of relative in Europe, passage paid by, Destination and name of relative to join in America, height, complexion, hair, eyes, distinguishing marks. The back of the card has an annotation of where (e.g. Port Huron or Detroit), and when the person was admitted to the United States (usually the day after arriving in port).

NOTE: “The age of the emigrant. For the early years in particular, this is not necessarily very accurate for children, as the fee in some cases depended on the age of the child. There were different rates for adults, children 1 – 14 and for infants under 1. It is amazingly few entries of children at the age of 14, while there are a lot of children at the age of 13 in the early years of the records.”
http://www.norwayheritage.com/norwegian-emigration-records.htm

The manifests are listed by passenger’s date of arrival.

American Name	Manifest Name	Ship Name Links to ship data.	Port of Departure/ Arrival	Arrival Date	Manifest Line Number Links to manifest copy.
GARFINKEL Family Eli Mollie Sophia Wm Chas May Yetta	Garfinkel Family	British Queen	Liverpool – Philadelphia	June 6, 1882	Sheet
Benjamin BERESIN	Benjamin Podberegin	Werkendam	Rotterdam – New York	November 17, 1894	Line 108
Tyble Berman (nee MELAMED)	Taube Burman	Ionian	Liverpool – Halifax	December 1906	card Line 8
Max Skolnik	Mordche Schkolnik	Finland	Antwerp – New York	October 1907	Line 14 part 1 Line 14 part 2
Clara Miller	ChaneSosie Melamed	Ottawa	Liverpool – Quebec	September 1908	card Line 6 part 1 Line 6 part 2
Louis Miller	Leiser Melamed	Montezuma	Antwerp – Quebec	July 1910	card Line 16
Harry Shankman	Herschel Krasnitzky (Gerschko on some records)	Russia	Libau – Ellis Island	August 1910	Line 24 part 1 Line 24 part 2 Detained for special inquiry LPC (Likely Public Charge).
Molly Miller	Malka Melamed	Lake Michigan	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1911	card Line 16 page 1 Line 16 page 2
Minnie Miller	Mindel Melamed	Lake Michigan	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1911	card Line 17 page 1 Line 17 page 2
Sam Millard	Schmuel Melamed	Lake Michigan	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1911	card Line 18 page 1 Line 18 page 2
Ida Bessie Skolnik	Chaje Szkolnik	Pretoria	Hamburg – Philadelphia	November 1911	Line 3 page 1 Line 3 page 2
Fanny Skolnik	Feige Szkolnik	Pretoria	Hamburg – Philadelphia	November 1911	Line 4 page 1 Line 4 page 2
Harry Skolnik	Hersch Szkolnik	Pretoria	Hamburg – Philadelphia	November 1911	Line 5 page 1 Line 5 page 2
Molly S kolnik	Manya Szkolnik	Pretoria	Hamburg – Philadelphia	November 1911	Line 6 page 1 Line 6 page 2
Sally Sophia Skolnik	Scheindel Szkolnik	Pretoria	Hamburg – Philadelphia	November 1911	Line 7 page 1 Line 7 page 2
Abraham Miller	Abrahm Melamed	Mt. Royal	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1912	card Line 3 page 1 Line 3 page 2
Miriam Miller	Mary Melamed	Mt. Royal	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1912	card Line 4 page 1 Line 4 page 2
Sol Miller	Scholem Melamed	Mt. Royal	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1912	card Line 5 page 1 Line 5 page 2
Pearl Miller	Perl Melamed	Mt. Royal	Antwerp – Quebec	September 1912	card Line 6 page 1 Line 6 page 2
Ben Chargo	Berel Schargorodski	Hannover	Bremen – Galveston, TX	July 17, 1913	Page 1 Line 2 Page 2
Harry Chargo	Hersch Schargorodski	Hannover	Bremen – Galveston, TX	July 17, 1913	Page 1 Line 3 Page 2
Ruben “Sam” Chargo NOT ADMITTED	Srul Schargorodski	Hannover	Bremen – Galveston, TX	July 17, 1913 NOT ADMITTED	Page 1 Line 1 Page 2
Zurle MELAMED Did not sail on ship. Was Ben who took the next ship (see below). “Zurle” should have been Beryl on the manifest.	Zurle Melamed	Megantic	Liverpool – Quebec	July 26, 1914	Line 1 Page 1 Line 1 Page 2
Benjamin Miller	Berel Melamed	Canada Ticket # 319389	Liverpool – Quebec	August 3, 1914	Inspection Card Manifest Card Manifest page 1, line 7 Manifest page 2, line 7
Hyman CHARGO	Chaim Leib Schargogrodski	Canada Ticket # 319361	Liverpool – Quebec	August 3, 1914	Card Manifest page 1, line 8 Manifest page 2, line 8
Louis TUROW Jack TUROW	Moische L. TUROWSKY Jankel TUROWSKY	Montezuma	Antwerp – Quebeck	August 18,1913	Lines 20 -21
Baile PLOTNIK Family Chaie GERSCHONOWITZ Family	Baile PLOTNICK family Fanny GERSHENOVIZ family	Mount Temple	Antwerp – Quebec	September 3, 1913 September 16, 1913	Lines 20 – 25 Part 1 Lines 20 – 25 Part 2
Morris Greenberg	Morris Greenberg	Vauban	La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina – Ellis Island NY	October 1914	Line 24 part 1 Line 24 part 2
Ruben “Sam” Chargo	Ruben Chargo	Vauban	La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina – Ellis Island NY	April 1916	Line 16 part 1 Line 16 part 2
Solomon Greenberg	Salomon Grunberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 21 part 1 Line 21 part 2
Ester Greenberg	Ester Grunberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 22 part 1 Line 22 part 2
Clara Greenberg	Clara Grunberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 23 part 1 Line 23 part 2
Fanny Greenberg	Fanny Grunberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 24 part 1 Line 24 part 2
Paulina Greenberg	Paulina Grinberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 25 part 1 Line 25 part 2
Jankel Greenberg	Jankel Grinberg	Kroonland	Antwerp – Ellis Island NY	October 17, 1920	Line 26 part 1 Line 26 part 2
Lena Miller	Chaja Leja Melamed nee Shargorodsky	Mauritania	Southampton – Ellis Island NY	September 1920	Line 21 part 1 Line 21 part 2
Tillie Chargo	Tilia Shargorodsky	Pittsburgh	Southampton – Ellis Island NY	January 1924	Line 19 part 1 Line 19 part 2
Morris Chargo	Moise Shargorodsky	Pittsburgh	Southampton – Ellis Island NY	January 1924	Line 28 part 1 Line 28 part 2
Ester Chargo	Esther Sharagrodsky	Olympic	Southampton – Ellis Island NY	February 27, 1924	Line 11 part 1 Line 11 part 2

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Manifests – Immigrant Ship Passengers

Ship manifests of our ancestors

The manifests are listed by passenger’s date of arrival.

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Ship manifests of our ancestors

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