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This project is being developed to preserve the history of the mass immigration taking place around the world during the 1800s, specifically into San Francisco. Oddly, that mass migration mirrors much of the movement today; people are still fleeing strife, seeking their fortune, or are sometimes merely curious.

Also, of course, it seems important to preserve the deeds and details of those who not only undertook these extraordinary migrations, but those who aided the brave movement through ships and ship building. Without those pieces, which surely include the captains and the sailors, none of this movement would have been (or be) possible.

This superior search engine will locate everything on this site, including books, ports, captains, ships and names of more than 20,000 passengers that sailed into San Francisco during the 1800s.

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Note: The Maritime Heritage Project has only minimal ability to conduct searches for you. For specific requests, please contact The Shaw Maritime Library in San Francisco.

Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/
Date Entered: Between 2002 and 2008
Source: Daily Alta California, Family Papers, Historical Records, Submissions from Researchers

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Contact: D.A. Levy
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