10:30 AM - Noon CDT (UTC-5)
Passenger lists for those leaving Great Britain and Ireland did not start until 1890. Passenger lists were required by the USA to include each passenger's name, birthdate/age, port of departure, name of ship, arrival date, and port of arrival. However, before this period they were not compulsory. Availability of passenger lists for eighteenth and early nineteenth century are quite rare, and in many cases non-existent.
Instructor: Fintan Mullan
$15 for IGSI members (with Discount Code sent in member email); $20 for non-members
IGSI members will receive a Discount code via email.
You can reach the IGSI Education team at Education@IrishGenealogical.org
You can reach the IGSI Education team at Education@IrishGenealogical.org
Fintan Mullan is the Executive Director of the Ulster Historical Foundation. Working with technology partners, Fintan was a pioneer in the creation of online resources for Irish research and has maintained the Foundation’s prominence in digital database developments for Irish genealogy. Fintan has managed the production of over 100 publications, including the popular Researching Scots-Irish Ancestors and has lectured extensively on Irish history and genealogy in the US, Canada, the U.K., Australia, and New Zealand.
