Outward passenger lists
Migration records [Passenger Lists] are invaluable in helping you find your ancestors. Board of Trade Passenger Lists, Outwards (BT 27
), 1890-1960, contain the names of people leaving ports in the United Kingdom and Ireland for final destinations outside Europe and the Mediterranean.
You can carry out a person search using the first and last name. You can also refine your search by departure port, destination country and destination port. A ship search will be available later in the year.
Search the AncestorsOnBoard website free of charge by name.
Download images and information from a passenger list for a small fee. |
Users searching should be aware that passenger lists are being added to the database regularly but at this time contains records from 1890-1939. |
You can access the ancestorsonboard website free on site at The National Archives in Kew and the Family Records Centre in Islington, courtesy of findmypast.com
. Please note that standard onsite charges for printing paper copies will still apply.
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Moving Here
The Moving Here website explores immigration to England over the last 200 years.
- Find out about the migration of Caribbean, South-Asian, Irish and Jewish communities to England
- Free online access to a selection of 200,000 documents and photos about migration (for personal and education use only)
- Start tracing your family history
- Read people's personal experiences of migration and add your own story to the site
- Free resources for schools: migration history and diversity (KS2 and KS3)
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