[Genealib] Passenger List: All Ports, 1819-1820 - online free

[Nancy Maxwell]

Thanks, Tom - This is great, and we have been a long-time NewsBank subscriber.

Why couldn't all passenger lists have had this info?  <G>

 Nancy

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>>> Tom Kemp <thomas.j.kemp at gmail.com> 4/3/2009 10:29 AM >>>
Passenger Lists: 1819-1820 passenger list (all ports) is up free online
at: http://www.genealogybank.com/free/ 

This is an important list as it gives info on deaths at sea & other family
data.

You can also not only the ships/passengers coming from overseas but see
passengers from one US port to another US port - with their ages, home
state/city locations etc.

Tom