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Research in Other Countries => Immigrants & Emigrants - General => Topic started by: thedesman1 on Saturday 08 February 25 13:50 GMT (UK)
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Hi
Patrick McLoughlin (1872-1945) and Bridget Brogan (1869-1938). Both were born in County Mayo, Ireland and married on 3 June 1901 in New York City at The Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary, 7 State Street. They then emigrated to Glasgow, Scotland shortly after and started a family.
I would really like to see if they appear on any ship passenger lists (inward/outward) travelling from Ireland to New York and from New York back to Ireland/Scotland. I'm not sure which year they would have travelled but I assume 1901?
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When was the first child born in Scotland? That would help to narrow down the time frame
Boo
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There are many early passenger lists for the name Patrick McLoughlin in that time frame. Sadly they do not give enough information to positively identify your Patrick.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/search/collection/4229516
Sandra
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First child was called Patrick McLoughlin born in Glasgow 1901 (not sure of month/day)
Second child was called Catherine McLoughlin born Glasgow 1903
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New York Passenger List on the Majestic 22 Sept 1897 - for a Bridget Brogan born 1873 (?) aged 24 years from Rathroeen Mayo ? Going to Philadelphia PA. Cousin Maggie Monghan ?
Sandra
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see also
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=889250.msg7628532#new
It looks like they might have left NYC on the Germanic on June 5, 1901.
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see also
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=889250.msg7628532#new
It looks like they might have left NYC on the Germanic on June 5, 1901.
thanks for the link - just noticed duplication
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The Germanic arrived at Queenstown New York on 13 Jun 1901 and then proceeded to Liverpool
not yet found her passenger list, as the living are waiting for dinner :-)
Boo
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Amazing, thanks so much for finding these documents
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got sidetracked but have now found them on a passenger list returning to the UK
I assume you either have a sub to ancestry or access via your local library to see the images on the following links
SS Germanic arrived Liverpool 14 June 1901 from New York (via Queenstown)
First page of passenger list (image 145 of 336 on film strip under the image)
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/1518/images/47369_22021000034_2336-00145
Last page of passenger list (image 152 of 336 on film strip under the image) master signed on 14 Jun 1901.
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/1518/images/47369_22021000034_2336-00152
and entry for Bridget McLaughlin (a servant) and Pat McLaughlin (a labourer) both Irish shows they were landed at Liverpool
(image 148 of 336 on film strip under the image)
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/1518/images/47369_22021000034_2336-00148
Boo
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They may have then travelled to Glasgow by steamer.
This was in the Liverpool Daily Post 21 June 1901 and gives an idea of the 'ordinary' fare in steerage (the cheapest option) for a single trip as 5s 6d, so 11 shillings in total for the two of them.
Boo
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Great find, thank you so much!
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Great find, thank you so much!
Thank you, though this has been a joint effort, the other posts in both your threads enabled me to find them returning. Everyone contributed something for others to build on.
The search was not helped by the transcription having 'Cat' rather than Pat ( I've added an alternate on Ancestry and in the fullness of time it may filter through to the search
Bridget's first name was on the passenger list as 'Bridg' - and correctly transcribed as such, so that is where using wild cards e.g. Brid* can often bring up a correct result.
Boo
Boo