Passengers: USA 1900-1909

1901

Ellis Island, New York 1901

    • Agnes Gillespie, 23 from Fasgow (?Glasgow)

1902

Ellis Island, New York
  • Agnes Gillespie, 9, from Luilthgow

1903

Aug 15, 1903    Pahilip Gillespie travelled from Havre, France to New York on ship  THE LA SAVOIE

Aug 17, 1903    Mrs Mgt Gillispie & John Gillespie departed Londonderry, Northern Ireland and Glasgow, Scotland on the ship SS COLUMBIA . Arrived New York

Sept 22,1903    Maggie Gillespie from Londonderry, Ireland and Glasgow, Scotland on the ship ASTOR to New York.

Nov 11, 1903    Mrs Robert Gillespie departed Liverpool, England on the ship SS OCEANIA. Arrived in New York.

Dec 25, 1903    William Gillespie, departed Londonderry, Northern Ireland and Glasgow, Scotland on the ship SS ANCHORIA.   Arrived New York.

1904

Ellis Island, New York, USA 1904
  • Agnes Gillespie, 16 from Glasgow
  • Albert Gillespie, 30 from Surinam
  • Nellie Gillespie, 52 from Glasgow,

1905

Through Ellis Island, New York 1905
  • Gillespie, age 30
  • Anna Gillespie, age
AT Ellis Island, New York 1906
  • Ab’m L Gillespie, 42
  • Adele Gillespie, 29

 

1907

To USA 1907

Once you find a listing for someone going through Ellis Island in this index, any year, you can learn how to decode the records for fuller details thanks to Steve Morse’ website. 

1907 was the peak year of immigration through Ellis Island in New York.
  • Agnes Gillespie, 15 from Ayr, Scotland

June 19, 1907    Annie Gillespie, age 40, married, US Citizen, wife, can read and write, nationality Dublin, Ireland, last permanent residence Philadelphia, passage paid by self in the amount of $25.  Going to husband Thomas M Gillespie, 220 N Camac Street.  Height 5 ft 8 inches, complexion dark; hair dark; eyes blue; born in Co Tyrone, Ireland. Also Thomas Gillespie, age 9, single, US citizen, going to or return to father.

Many immigrants to Canada came from the United States or sailed from Europe to American ports on their way to Canada. Before April 1908, people were able to move freely across the border from the United States into Canada; no record of immigration exists for those individuals. In 1908, the government of Canada started recording border arrivals on border entry lists which were the official record of immigration; there are no immigrant applications or files. The lists are arranged by border port and date of entry.

1908

Ellis Island, New York 1908

via Quebec City, Quebec, Canada ???

  • Agnes Gillespie, 22 from Castlebar, Ireland
  • Agnes Gillespie, 56 from Glasgow, Scotland

1909

Ellis Island, New York 1909
  • Albert  C Gillespie, 32, London, England

Total Records: 19

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