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Author:	Bangerter, Lawrence B. (Lawrence Berdell), 1944- Add British immigrants in industrial America, 1790-1950 Author:	Berthoff, Rowland Tappan Add The Canadian zenith Author:	Bangerter, Lawrence B. (Lawrence Berdell), 1944- Add Collection of original documents selected from the Public Record Office relating to the Palatine immigration : original documents selected for filming from the Colonial Office and Treasury Papers Author:	Graeff, Arthur D. (Arthur Dundore), 1899-1969 Add Emigrant Savings Bank records, 1841-1945 Author:	Emigrant Savings Bank; Irish Emigrant Society Add Emigration to Canterbury : Lyttelton shipping lists, 1853-1885 Author:	New Zealand. Department of Immigration Add English university men who emigrated to New England before 1646 : an advanced printing of Appendix B to the history of Harvard College in the seventeenth century Author:	Morison, Samuel Eliot, 1887-1976 Add Fifty great migration colonists to New England & their origins Author:	Threlfall, John B. (John Brooks), 1920- Add The German exodus to England in 1709 Author:	Diffenderffer, Frank Ried, 1833-1921 Add Immigrants from Great Britain to South Carolina, 1763-1773 Author:	Andrea, Leonardo, 1899-1966 Add Immigrants to America appearing in English records Author:	Smith, Frank, 1917-1990; Gardner, David Ensign, 1915-2007 Add Immigration patterns in South Africa and their effects on genealogical research : British administration, 1806-1910 Author:	Pama, C. (Cornelis), 1916- Add Keeper of Newgate transportation bills and Session records Author:	National Library of Australia; Corporation of London Records Office (London) Add Key to migration sources, Great Britain and North America : a manual for students attending the Second Annual Priesthood Genealogical Research Seminar, June 19-23, 1967, Brigham Young Univ. Author:	Wright, Norman Edgar, 1927-1996; Pratt, David H. Add A list of emigrant ministers to America 1690-1811 Author:	Fothergill, Gerald Add The Liverpool compass Author:	Bangerter, Lawrence B. (Lawrence Berdell), 1944- Add The London compass Author:	Bangerter, Lawrence B. (Lawrence Berdell), 1944- Add Lyttelton shipping lists, 1850-1879 Author:	Canterbury Associations Shipping Office (Canterbury, New Zealand) Add Maori conception of the creation of man and genealogies of the Polynesian races, the captains of canoes and the great high priest : passenger lists and dates of first settlers in Nelson, New Zealand Author:	Hippolite, Maria Add The Mayflower and her log, July 15, 1620 - May 6, 1621 : chiefly from original sources Author:	Ames, Azel Add Miscellaneous records on emigration from England and Scotland to Canada located in the Public Archives of Canada Author:	Koch, J. A. Add Monumental inscriptions relating to English speaking people in Switzerland, 19th-20th century Add A narrative of the loss of the Kent East Indiaman, by fire in the Bay of Biscay on the 1st March, 1825. In a letter to a friend Author:	MacGregor, Duncan, Sir Add A narrative of the loss of the Kent East Indiaman, by fire in the Bay of Biscay on the 1st March, 1825. In a letter to a friend Author:	Passenger; MacGregor, Duncan, Sir Add New light on the Pilgrim story Author:	Mason, Thomas W.; Nightingale, B. (Benjamin), 1854-1927 Add New Zealand Company embarkation register, 1839-1850 Add Notes on English Quakers in Pennsylvania, late 17th & early 18th centuries Author:	Myers, Albert Cook, 1874-1960 Add Oporto, old and new : being a historical record of the port wine trade, and a tribute to British commercial enterprize in the north of Portugal Author:	Sellers, Charles Add Parish chest records for Southampton, ca. 1400-1864 Author:	Southampton (England) Add Passenger lists of Army Department, New Zealand Company, Taranaki Provinice and Internation Affairs Department, 1850 Add Poor law records of Broadwater, 1672-1846 Author:	Broadwater (Sussex) Add Poor rate book and miscellaneous parish records, 1836-1916 Author:	Bishopstone (near Salisbury, Wiltshire) Add Records of emigrants from England and Scotland to North Carolina, 1774-1775 Author:	Newsome, Albert Ray, 1894-1951; North Carolina. Division of Archives and History Add Records of emigrants from England and Scotland to North Carolina, 1774-1775 Author:	Newsome, Albert Ray Add Registros de la Embajada de España en Londres, Inglaterra Author:	Embajada de España (England); Archivo General de la Administración (Paseo de Aguadores, España) Add Registros del Consulado de España en Liverpool, Inglaterra Author:	Consulado de España (Liverpool, Merseyside); Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Dirección General de Asuntos Consulares (España); Archivo General de la Administración (Paseo de Aguadores, España) Add Route from Liverpool to Great Salt Lake Valley : illustrated with steel engravings and wood cuts from sketches made by Frederick Piercy, including views of Nauvoo and the ruins of the temple, with a historical account of the city; views of Cathage Jail; and portraits and memoirs of Joseph and Hyrum Smith; their mother, Lucy Smith; Joseph and David Smith, sons of the prophet Joseph; President Brigham Young; Heber C. Kimball; Willard Richards; Jedediah M. Grant; John Taylor; the late chief patriarch, father John Smith; and the present chief patriarch, John Smith, son of Hyrum, together with a geographical and historical description of Utah, and a map of the overland routes to that territory from the Missouri River; also an authentic history of the Latter-day Saints' emigration from Europe from the commencement up to the close of 1855, with statistics Author:	Linforth, James; Piercy, Frederick Hawkins Add Servants to foreign plantations, 1654-1679 Author:	Bristol (Gloucestershire) Add Shipping list of ships arriving at Lyttleton from England before the 15th March, 1853 : also a list of persons born in Canterbury before 15th March 1853 Author:	Clemens, Leonard Add The shipwrecked passenger book : sailing westbound from Europe for the Americas, 1817-1875 Author:	Biebel, Frank A. Add Some early English emigrants to America, 1683-1686 Add Some emigrants to Virginia : memoranda in regard to several hundred emigrants to Virginia during the colonial period whose parentage is shown or former residence indicated by authentic records Author:	Stanard, William Glover, 1859-1933 Add Twenty-six great migration colonists to New England & their origins Author:	Threlfall, John B. (John Brooks), 1920- Add Wellington list of immigrants, 1865-1868; depot masters' record book of arrival of immigrants 1878-1879 Author:	New Zealand. Department of Immigration

Online Sources

 * 1946-1971 Free Access: Africa, Asia and Europe, Passenger Lists of Displaced Persons, 1946-1971 Ancestry, free. Index and images. Passenger lists of immigrants leaving Germany and other European ports and airports between 1946-1971. The majority of the immigrants listed in this collection are displaced persons - Holocaust survivors, former concentration camp inmates and Nazi forced laborers, as well as refugees from Central and Eastern European countries and some non-European countries.
 * Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild Choose a volume and then choose your country under "Listed by Port of Departure" or "Listed by Port of Arrival".

Finding the Town of Origin in COUNTRY
If you are using emigration/immigration records to find the name of your ancestors' town in COUNTRY, see COUNTRY Finding Town of Origin for additional research strategies.

COUNTRY Emigration and Immigration
"Emigration" means moving out of a country. "Immigration" means moving into a country. Emigration and immigration sources list the names of people leaving (emigrating) or arriving (immigrating) in the country. These sources may be passenger lists, permissions to emigrate, or records of passports issued. The information in these records may include the emigrants’ names, ages, occupations, destinations, and places of origin or birthplaces. Sometimes they also show family groups.

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Finding the Town of Origin
In order to research your family in their "old" country, it is essential that you have identified the place where they came from. You must know the city, town, or parish that they came from.

Important Tips
You must also know enough about the ancestor to positively identify him in the records. Dates (even if they are approximate), places, and familial connections are key to helping you decide if a person you find, who has the same name as your ancestor, really is your ancestor.


 * Do you know the name of his/her parents?
 * Do you know his/her birth, marriage, or death date or can you calculate an approximate range of years to search for his/her birth, marriage, or death?
 * Do you know the name of the spouse? Did they marry before or after coming to the United States?
 * Do you know the names of any of his/her siblings?
 * Do you know the names of any children born in before the family emigrated?

Search Home Sources
Thoroughly go over all home sources available to you, including family history papers, copies of records, pictures, old letters (i.e. with an old address), family bibles, journals/diaries, copies of vital record certificates and church records, memorabilia etc. Interview extended family and close relatives as well as former neighbors--all of which may prove very helpful in gathering as much knowledge about an ancestor as possible.
 * Collecting Previous Research by Others Part One: Home and Relative Sources
 * Gather Family Information

Emigration Questions to Ask Relatives
Find the oldest living relatives that you can and ask them:


 * 1)  What do you know about our first ancestor to immigrate? (open-ended)
 * 2)  Have you ever heard mention of towns in Italy where the family lived?
 * 3)  Do you have contact with any relatives in Italy?
 * 4)  Do you have contact with other branches of the family in other countries?
 * 5)  When _____________ came from Italy, did he travel with other family members?
 * 6)  Do you know when _________________ arrived and which port city?
 * 7)  Did _______________ever become a citizen?
 * 8)  Did_________________fight in World War I or II?
 * 9)  When they first came, were there already family members here who they joined?
 * 10)  Did_______________ever mention their parents in Italy?
 * 11)  Were they Catholic?
 * 12)  Do you have any old letters or postcards from Italy family?
 * 13)  Do you have any pictures of family members in Italy?

Search Genealogies Compiled by Others

 * Collecting Previous Research by Others Part Two: Online Family Tree Collections
 * Collecting Previous Research by Others Part Three: Digitized Books
 * Collecting Previous Research by Others Part Four: FamilySearch Wiki Tools

Make Sure You Found the Correct Entry for Your Ancestor

 * Make sure the person you found in Italian records left Italy. Look for them in marriage and death records of the same vicinity. See whether they have children a generation later in the vicinity. These things prove they remained in Italy and would rule them out as your ancestor.
 * Match any other relationships. If you already know the parents' names, spouse's name, and/or siblings' names, make sure they match the parents' names, spouse's name, and/or siblings' names of the person you are considering in the Italian records. The parents and grandparents will usually be listed in birth records found in church records or civil records. Search for siblings' birth records and any marriage before leaving Italy in the same index.
 * Study all available entries for that name born at the same approximate time, not just the first possible match you see.
 * Consider the coverage of the database you are using. Does it cover all of Italy? Or could there be many other records not covered that could hold your ancestor's record. For example, if the database is for just one province, there are 110 other provinces which could have your ancestor's record.
 * Make sure the details you have learned about the person after they immigrate have no discrepancies with the person you found in Italian records.

Italy Records Databases to Try

 * Italy Guided Research
 * Italy Civil Registration, government birth, marriage, and death records are available online for many provinces from the early 1800s to the early or mid-1900s. These records can name grandparents in addition to parents, and towns for residence and/or birth for both.
 * There are several Italy Church Records online.
 * See Italy Emigration and Immigration for records of Italians immigrating, including some online digitized records and indexes.
 * See Italy Online Genealogy Records for other databases that might hold clues.

Records of the Country of Destination

 * Church Records: If your ancestor immigrated to a European or a South American/Hispanic country, church records can be detailed enough to identify a former residence or birthplace in the home country. These countries, unlike the United States, had state churches. In many countries, these state churches were used by the country to keep birth, marriage, and death records. Even though your ancestor was born in his former country, he may have married, and certainly died in his new country. Marriage and death records can state birthplace.
 * Civil Registration: Eventually, most governments began keeping birth, marriage, and death records. These tend to be quite detailed. Again, if your ancestor was possibly married and certainly died in their new country, those records can state birthplace.
 * Citizenship Records: If your ancestor became a full citizen, those records probably name birthplace and former residence.
 * Online Genealogy Records: See Online Genealogy Records by Location and find the online genealogy record page for your country to see other indexed collections that can be consulted.

Records to Search Created in the United States

 * U. S. Immigration Records: Finding the Town of Origin