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The Forgotten of Ellis Island Deaths in Quarantine, 1909-1911. Great info, plus history. Author says "Besides placing stories and photos of items found relating to Quarantine, I've placed the names of over 400 people who died in quarantine between November 1909 and June 1911 with information from each person's death certificate. I've also begun tracing each individual back to his/her ship's passenger arrival record."

You can currently look at the entire Ashburton passenger list (53K) on this site.

Many Irish came through Canada.

Sadly, not all ship passenger lists are online.

However, many many ship lists on microfilm can be found at the National Archives and at the Family History Library.

NARA has good information on immigration records at https://www.archives.gov/research/immigration

The FHL has prepared information on how to research Emigration/Immigration at https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/United_States_Emigration_and_Immigration#emigration_and_immigration

In a nutshell, though, you will have to look at two kinds of records: 1) Ship Arrival Records, to get the specifics of the ship (including exact arrival date), and 2) Passenger Arrival Records (to get the person).

Some excellent naturalization references

• National Archives and Research Administration information https://www.archives.gov/research/naturalization
• State Archives information - great resource Naturalization and Related Records
• New York Public Library holdings https://www.nypl.org/about/divisions/milstein/genealogy#Cen_suses (scroll down)
• Article by Leslie Corn New York City Research Guide, Part Two: Naturalization and Immigration Records, Court Records, Religious Records, and City Directories
• Family History Library research guide https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/United_States_Naturalization_and_Citizenship

More Links

• Center for Migration Studies in Staten Island.
• NARA's Immigration Records (Ship Passenger Arrival Records)
• The Olive Tree Genealogy Ships' Passenger Lists Index by Year (not just New York)
• FHL Naturalizations holdings Related to Staten Island
• Richmond County indexed at ItalianGen.org > Databases: Naturalizations > Click Here > Richmond Naturalizations
• Irish Passenger Lists at Irish Times by ship

Other New York Lists Online

Year	Ship	Departed	Other
1630-1664	Various		Dutch and Huguenot ships
1803	Eagle	(Irish)	29 March 1803
1803	Diana	Newry	sworn at Newry 18 May 1803
1803	George	Dublin	sworn Dublin, 29 August 1803
1803	Wilmington	Belfast	sworn 9 July 1803, one of 2 lists on the internet
1804	Live Oak	Londonderry	sworn at Londonderry 23 June 1804
1811	Golconda	Londonderry	List published 15 June 1811
1811	Maria Duplex	Belfast	21 September, 1811
1839	Bowditch	Liverpool	27 May 1839
1847	Ashburton	Liverpool	sailed from Liverpool on 22nd. January 1847 and arrived New York on 26th. February 1847 (one of two)
1849	Cushla Machree	Galway	departed 1st. March 1849, with a crossing of 27 days
1849	Guy Mannering	Liverpool on 22 May 1849	arrived 28 June 1849
1860	Victory	Liverpool	arrived 02 October 1860
1860	Laura	Rotterdam	arrived 18 October 1860
1872	Gessner	Bremerhaven	arrived 16 May 1872
1881	Vandalia	Hamburg and Havre	arrived 06 April 1881
1882	Salier	Bremen	3 May 1882

Thanks to Bob O'Connor for all his hard work on this information.

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