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Some sites are listed under several topics due to the
vast amount of information contained within the sites.

[Buracker/Buroker/Boraker and Spitler Genealogy]
[African American slaves from Port of Philadelphia]
[Greg Peterman's Ship "Osgood" Passenger List]
[Janet's Germans from Russia Research]
[The Kalb Family Genealogy] [NiteOwl's Nest]
[OTT / OTTE Genealogy: Ott Immigration Only]
[Peterman Family Genealogy]
[On the Trail of Our Ancestors]
[Ships to Pennsylvania & Oaths of Allegiance 1727-1775]
[Welcome to Lorrie Verboort's Genealogy Home Page]
[Pennsylvania German Pioneers Passenger Lists]

   Buracker/Buroker/Boraker and Spitler Genealogy
Molly, departed from Rotterdam, Netherlands (Holland), then Deal, England, and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Qualified, October 16, 1741.

  African American slaves from Port of Philadelphia
African American slaves listed on ship's manifests, 1800-1840 Port of Philadelphia

   Greg Peterman's Ship "Osgood" Passenger List
Osgood, departed from Rotterdam, Netherlands, then Cowes, England and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 29 September 1750.

   Janet's Germans from Russia Research Passenger Lists
Arriving in New York: Ships Arriving in New York, Baltimore, MD, Galveston, TX, and Philadelphia, PA
DEPARTURES:
  1892
  Hamburg, Germany
  Bremen, Germany
  Havre, France
  Antwerp, Belgium
  Rotterdam, Netherlands
  Liverpool, England

   The Kalb Family Genealogy
Albany, departed from Cowes, England, 22 June 1728 and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 4 September 1728.

   NiteOwl's Nest
DEPARTURES:
  1727
  1868
  Rotterdam, Netherlands
  Hamburg, Germany

   OTT / OTTE Genealogy: Ott Immigration Only
Francis and Elizabeth, from Rotterdam, Deal, arriving Philadelphia, September 21, 1742. passengers qualified in Philadelphia, PA, September 21, 1742.

   Peterman Family Genealogy
Osgood departed from Rotterdam, Netherlands, then Cowes, England and arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 29 September 1750.

   On the Trail of Our Ancestors
DEPARTURES:
  1727-1753
  London, England
  Cowes, England
  Rotterdam, Netherlands
  Unknown port

   Ships to Pennsylvania & Oaths of Allegiance 1727-1775
1727
  William & Sarah
  James Goodwill
  Molley
  Adventure
  Friendship
1728
  Mortonhouse
  Albany
  James Goodwill
1729
  Mortonhouse
  Allen
1730
  Thistle
  Alexander Ann
  Joyce
1731
  Samuel
  Pennsylvania Merchant
  Brittania of London
  Snow Louther
1732
  Norris
  Samuel
  Pennsylvania
  Johnson
  Pink Plaisance
  Adventurer
  Loyal Judith
  Mary
  Dragon
  Pleasant
  Pink
1733
  Samuel
  Elizabeth
  Hope
  Pennsylvania Merchant
  Richard & Elizabeth
  Charming Betsye
  Pink Mary
  An Addition List
1734
  St. Andrew
  Hope
1735
  Mercury
  Mary
  Billander Oliver
1736
  Harle
  Princess Augustus
  Perth-Amboy
1737
  Samuel
  Snow Molly
  Virtuous Grace
  St. Andrew Galley
  Bilander Townshead
  Charming Nancy of London
  William
1738
  Catherine
  Winter Galley
  Glasgow
  Two Sisters
  Robert & Alice
  Queen Elizabeth
  Thistle
  Nancy
  Friendship
  Snow Fox
  Davy
  Saint Andrew

   Welcome to Lorrie Verboort's Genealogy Home Page
DEPARTURES:
  1848,1871
  Liverpool, England
  Rotterdam, Netherlands

   Pennsylvania German Pioneers Passenger Lists
This webpage contains a directory of links to online transcriptions of the passenger lists in Pennsylvania German Pioneers by Ralph B. Strassburger and William J. Hinke. Some of the lists may have come from other sources such as the Pennsylvania Archives series or Rupp's A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French and Other Immigrants to Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776.

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