Hennissey from Germany to Liverpool

[rosie99]

I have already asked them to split the thread 

[*Sandra*]

I have already asked them to split the thread 

I knew there would be a little angel some where. 

[aghadowey]

hi there i,m looking for my great grandparents and grandad and brothers travelled from germany to liverpool poss german names henners or hennissey but then changed to ennis

In general, there aren't passenger lists for people entering the U.K. from Europe but there might be other records (naturalisation, census, etc.) that could help fill in some gaps for you.

[sarah]

Sorry for the delay but I have now split off into a new topic. Hopefully the replies have been useful to Carol.

Regards

Sarah

[sugarbakers]

Carol

Have you tried the Anglo-German FHS  https://www.agfhs.org ? They have a huge Names Index, which may be helpful particularly as it includes all the names from the late Len Metzner's Ships Lists (extracted from TNA HO2 & HO3) of German migrants 1830s-1860s.

Ancestry has a similar range of ships lists - migrants from Germany. There's a Jocken Diedrick Henners to London 1843, though this might be a bit early for you.

Both of the above sources concentrate heavily on entry via London, however many Germans, with the intention of sailing to N America entered at Hull and made the short journey across to Liverpool. I'd suggest contacting the Hull History Centre  http://www.hullhistorycentre.org.uk/home.aspx  for any help they might be able to offer.
Some years ago I also heard that a member of Hull University was compiling a list of German migrants arriving at Hull - that may of course now be at the History Centre given the recent re-structuring.