Immigrant Ships
Transcribers Guild

1900's - Volume 9

1900
SS Boston 4 January
SS Halifax 4 January
SS Boston 7 January
SS Admiral Farragut 8 January
SS Boston 11 January
SS Columbian 11 January
SS Halifax 11 January
SS Boston 14 January
SS Boston 18 January
SS Halifax 18 January
SS Boston 21 January
SS Boston 25 January
SS Halifax 25 January
SS Boston 28 January
RMS Ultonia 29 January
SS New England 31 January
SS Admiral Dewey 12 February
SS Admiral Dewey 27 February

1901
SS Admiral Dewey 2 June
SS Halifax 4 June
SS Columbian 9 June
SS Admiral Farragut 10 June
SS Halifax 4 June
SS Admiral Dewey 17 June
SS Admiral Farragut 18 June
SS Halifax 21 June

1905
SS Alexandra Woermann 30 November

1912
Reichspostdampfer Admiral 25 August

1921
SS Lituania 11 March
SS Gdansk 17 March
Reichspostdampfer Usaramo 17 March
Reichspostdampfer Usaramo 18 June
SS Lituania 13 July

1922
SS Samland 23 March

1923
SS Rotterdam 9 June

1941
M.S. Hie Maru 20 May

1945
SS Marine Flasher 12 November

1946
SS Marine Flasher 11 February
SS Marine Flasher 20 May
SS Marine Flasher 15 July



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