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LDS immigratiopn voyages to the US for the years 1840 - 1890 So anyone needing to know if they're in this list.. leave a message here and I'll see if I can find them, can't always guarantee that I'd find them :o) Tracy

Hiya, Could you see if you can find a John Gilbert for me please. He arrived in America in 1880. On the 1900 US census he living in Sandusky Ohio with his family. He was born in Nottinghamshire in 1854. Thats all i know. Dawn

Thank you Tracy, Please will you look for Daniel PEAK(E)? He was in England in 1862 as a sawyer and he may be the 44 years old sawyer in Philadelphia in 1880 census.We think he was born c.1835. Any family travelling with him? In 1862 his wife was Charlotte.

Sorry, cant find him on these ship list

Hi Tracy, I know that in Sept. 1843 Benjamin and Esther Styles, and 3 children, immirated from Liverpool on the Metoka bound for New Orleans, Louisinana. However, I am not sure if any of his sibblings followed. So, if you could check for other 'Styles' (or even Higham family) on the Mormon ships, I would appreciate it. Thanks again, Dave

Gwyneth, I can't fid him on it either, sorry

That was really quick! Thank you for looking anyway.

Hi Tracy, I'm looking for a Martin Sweeney, born County Mayo, Ireland in 1841. He emigrated to England at some point after, would he possibly be on that list. I'd be grateful if you could have a look for me. I'm not sure if some passenger ships sailing to America from Ireland called at Liverpool or not ! Any help would be great. Craig Simpson Burnley

Hi Tracy, I would be grateful for some of your time, looking for anyone with the surname Covell from Norfolk. I have a few that seem to had disappeared and wonder if they followed their previous ancestor who went to America in the early 1800's. Many THANKS. Regards, Dawn.

Hi Tracy. I didn't realize there was such a list, thank you! Could I possibly ask for two people, please? John Ovens lived in Ireland, settled in New Jersey "for a while". He was born c.1809, arrived in America prior to 1843 (went to Canada in 1851ish). His parents were possibly William and Elizabeth, but I am not sure if they came to America. James Mumford, possibly went to America before settling in Ontario, Canada. James was born in 1826 in England, was in Ontario by 1858. I think he came to North America around the 1850's. Thank you very, very much! This means so much to me!

Dawn Harman - here's the Covell listed in the index (they're from London tho) COVELL, George <1845> Nevada 1883 Age: 38 Origin: London Note: BMR, p. 440 COVELL, Susan <1848> Nevada 1883 Age: 35 Origin: London COVELL, Clara <1869> Nevada 1883 Age: 14 Origin: London COVELL, Ellen <1872> Nevada 1883 Age: 11 Origin: London

Lisa Jones, Sorry no Ovens there... as for Mumford.. no James in there - there are other Mumfords in the list departed between 1862 to 1868

Craig, sorry - no Martin Sweeney in there - only 2 Sweeney was listed and not one was Martin

Hi Tracy could you look for the HORE surname going to America after 1888 They did return to England by 1897. James H Hore origin St Ives Cornwall Edith Eleanor Dale (Hore) Yorkshire, England Ernest Hore Yorkshire, England Florence (b1890) and Samuel Hore (B1892)were born in America. Heres hoping and fingers crossed Jan x

Janet, sorry no Hore after 1888 .. only those departed from 1860s

Hi Tracy, Thank You so much for looking but I do not think these belong to my Covell line, they are from Norfolk during the 1800's. But, I have noted these down because you never know....??? Thanks Tracy. Dawn.

Tracy, if there aren't too many Mumford's, may I ask who they were? (Perhaps if there are 4 or fewer adult Mumford's, would you have the time to list them?) Thank you very much for your lookup. Even though they weren't to be found, that's one more resource covered. Thank you!

Thanks Tracy,Did you say there were some after 1860 could you copy those when you have time The family went to America after their cousins so it could be some relative. Thank you Jan x

Lisa, have sent you email :)

Janet, have sent you email :)