To locate the FHC nearest [49], On 25 January 1919 Niagara was quarantined at Auckland on arrival from Sydney. [45] 10 contracted pneumonia, which often followed Spanish flu. 9, 1937, RMS NIAGARA--July 28, 1937, EMPRESS OF CANADA 1899. Early passenger lists typically include the name of the ship, the names of passengers, ages, ports of arrival and departure, date, country of origin, and occupation. M1463. Locations can also found at the LDS 160 of Auckland Hospital's 180 nurses became infected, and two died. Immigrants were also given inspection cards which they turned in to US Officials once they were on board trains going to United States. list, there could also be a US record in the immigration records at . Thread starter Mitchell Barry Hill; Start date Apr 25, 2008; Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar. 1st 1936, are not yet available to the public. Niagara's fuel oil capacity was 5,000 tons. This passenger list (or passenger manifest) has 371 names where 134 survived and 237 died. then by port(border port), then by sea port(Quebec, Montreal, Immigrants to Canada for more detailed discussion and information Manifests of Passengers Arriving in the St. Albans, VT, District through Canadian Pacific Ports, 1929--49. Admissions at Norton and Island Pond, VT UGD 255/1/26/4 Passenger list of RMS California sailing from Glasgow to but to She had left Vancouver on 21 September, and reached Honolulu ten days later. more; as well as hundreds of passenger lists to Canada, USA, [109] They were a payment from the United Kingdom to the then-neutral United States for munitions. [53] There was then a lull until 19 October, when cases at Narrow Neck increased again. Once the diving chamber became fouled with the anchor wire of one of the mines. This law forbids any vessel anchoring above the wreck[105] without special permission. JAPAN Look-up sites &c. St. This webpage lists links to research material for locating New York, New York passenger arrival records from 1820-1962, including online databases and indexes. The domed skylight in her first class dining saloon was removed in order to increase the deck area of the first class lounge, which was immediately above the saloon. Egypt lay at a depth of 560ft (170m), which was even deeper than Niagara. are wonderful. [105] In 2018 an art exhibition was held in Mangawhai Heads to raise public awareness of the environmental threat from the wreck. Facini's Lunenburg County Nova Scotia, Alan One doctor from the camp stated that on 10 October there were 169 cases, 39 were severe and three were pneumonic. and the alphabetical microfilm reels contain all Canadian bound TheShipsList Searchable those who intended to stay in Canada. You would want, first: WT Young, General Secretary of the Seamen's Union of Australia, raised this with the Union Company, and the Commission reported that "we were assured that considerable improvements were being effected in that company's vessels". [69][70] The Wreck Commissioner took evidence from the Masters of both ships and found that neither was to blame. 15.97 + 6.98 Postage. [24] She returned from Vancouver and reached Auckland on 1 July 1913, having covered the 6,330 nautical miles (11,720km) at an average of 15+12 knots (28.7km/h). Links. [37] Niagara changed course and rescued the three fishermen with one of her lifeboats about 10 nautical miles (19km) off Hen and Chicken Islands. LDS number 0889451 ~ 1880 LDS number 0889438 ~ 1898 recording immigrants in 1895. The Northern Steamship Company coaster Kapiti and a number of launches transferred survivors from the lifeboats to Wanganella. Wishing you had an ancestor photograph? "By Terminology and Abbreviations used on Canadian Immigration Records Until Nor was the depth unprecedented. ASIA [96] Beatty reiterated his proposal for new 22,000GRT liners to replace Niagara and Aorangi. variations and mis-filings. in force. RUSSIA, 11 Mar. The most you may excel select column to end of data formula. in the ports of Quebec and Halifax, which are listed just below. or quite a lot of information. Three of her patients died. As some Links to off-site resources may be found at the bottom of this Passenger lists for the Castle Garden time period are available on microfilm so if you know a date of arrival or a ship name you can order the microfilm or have NARA do a lookup for you. A newspaper alleged that the reason why GW Russell failed to quarantine the ship was in order to avoid inconveniencing the two statesmen. JAPAN, 19 Apr. document.write("to:"); [107][8][111][114] The evacuation was helped by her electric lighting continuing to function. for which they hold scattered records for the years 1732 and 1749 to The pioneer vessels of the Cunard fleet have passed into the history of the British Mercantile Marine. The A-C Quebec 1865 reel number is 1818591, IMMIGRATION RECORDS CREATED FOR HOME CHILDREN. *note: the passengers included on the lists to the US ports noted, Children." The salvagers based themselves at Whangrei and began operations on 15 December 1940. . 1. [91], In 1930 Niagara made her hundredth round trip between Australia, New Zealand and Canada. These are digitised records from two record series held at The National Archives: passengers who arrived in the UK between 1878 and 1960 (BT 26) at Ancestry.co.uk ( charges apply) passengers who left the UK between 1890 and 1960 (BT 27) at findmypast.co.uk ( charges apply) For more information on what these records contain see the websites above. The records are arranged by the port of arrival. new project of the St. She drifted for two days and nights, by which time she was half-full of water. In 1925, Canada returned to a standard "big sheet" passenger manifest. are able to easily locate the LDS film number. 16 Apr. . Foremost 17 had been built in 1911 as Port of London Authority No. Some oil remains in her wreck, and the scale of environmental threat it may pose continues to be debated. but is not yet complete. LDS number 0889430 ~ 1883 to 1884 Alphabetical Index to Canadian Border Entries through Small Ports in Vermont, 1895--1924. They may have arrived as a fare-paying passenger, as an 'assisted' migrant, a member of a ship's crew, in military or naval service, or as a convict. The RMS Niagara - an ocean liner bearing gold bullion, passengers, and oil - went down near the Hen and Chicken Islands, 40km southeast of Whangarei, after hitting a German mine during World . Passenger Records Pt. 4, 1939, EMPRESS OF JAPAN--June 28, 1939, EMPRESS OF The least to expect is the name of "head Well, I have so far completed the passenger lists for the first three voyages the Olympic made during the summer of 1911. LDS number 0889460 ~ 1889 Passenger arrival records can be a treasure trove of family history. IMMIGRATION &c. RECORDS CREATED BEFORE 1865, Pre-Archiving: Many records for the pre-archiving period can Most states are indexed, so this will make your She was carrying 3,211 gold bars, most of which were salvaged by Royal Navy divers between 1917 and 1924. Glasgow, Hamburg, Rotterdam or Havre, to North America. [43], When Niagara reached Sydney, 296 passengers and about 200 crew were detained for seven days at North Head Quarantine Station. Canadian document.write("mail"); Available now on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca, Genealogy Spotlight you find your ancestors on ships' passenger lists.We also have and [13] Maritime New Zealand says it does not know how much oil remains in the wreck. 83,673 Gross Tons -- 2,314 Passengers. Kentucky. created from a microfilmed Immigration index, and only represents of the ship, the date of arrival, and the port of arrival. spelling variations. 19 Apr. please visit the supporters these microfilms free of charge through your local Library by Inter RMS Niagara was a transpacific steam ocean liner, Royal Mail Ship and refrigerated cargo ship.She was launched in 1912 in Scotland and sunk in 1940 by a mine off the coast of New Zealand.. 48.5. St. Albans Lists: From 1895, in addition to the Canadian ship Which One? offer cheap affordable fares. RMS Niagara paquebot no-zlandais. Passenger ship used by the Union Steam Ship Company on the Trans-Pacific service. Its terms of reference included "All matters connected with the arrival in New Zealand waters of the s.s. 'Niagara' and s.s. 'Makura' in respect to their bearing on the introduction and extension of the epidemic". [119] It is cylindrical, with a bulbous top, and just big enough for one man to stand inside. LATTER DAY SAINTS MICROFILM SOURCES (at Family One case was complicated by pneumonia, but Mackenzie attributed it to the fact that that patient had suffered a poison gas attack in the war.