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Ship: MARTHA WASHINGTON. Port of Departure: Trieste, ... Passenger lists of the MARTHA WASHINGTON arriving in New York, NY on 1911-06-12 ...
20 de jul. de 2020 · The ship’s figurehead depicting Martha Washington. On the Pacific coast of Washington state is a bay called Grays Harbor, yes that Robert Gray, so named by Captain George Vancouver. In 1985, nearly two centuries after Gray and Vancouver made their discoveries, the bay accommodated a number of small towns, the largest being Aberdeen with a population of about 17,500 souls.
1 de nov. de 1999 · Ludwig Marg. Margarete Mart. Martha Nic. Nicolaus Ther. Therese Wilh. Wilhelm 1 - 3 : a bracket shows that passengers 1 - 3 are travelling together. 4 & 5: a bracket shows that passengers 5 & 6 are travelling together. 7: the last name, Muhlhausen is spelled with u Umlaut. 11: Weber is the German word for weaver. 13 - 19: a bracket shows that passengers 13 - 19 have 4 chests together.
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller. | Photo taken when Greek immigrants left New York City to return to their country and fight in the first Balkan War, which began in October 1912. A New York Times article (10/6/1912) "mentions that the passenger liner, Martha Washington, was carrying Greek reservists who had been summoned home by royal decree." (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2008)
TSS Martha Washington. 2 February 1909 Trieste, Austria to New York. If you find an ancestor on a ship on ISTG. and would like to link your email address. or home page, please submit the following. information (as much of it as you have) to the ISTG PRODUCTION COORDINATOR. Your name.
21 de jun. de 2015 · Named for Martha Washington, President George Washington’s wife, the original ship sailed the world, becoming the first American ship to round Cape Horn and make landfall on the Oregon coast. In the 1790s, the original Lady Washington was the first American-flagged vessel to visit Japan, Honolulu and Hong Kong.
1 de oct. de 2013 · The ship was commissioned USS Martha Washington (SP-3019) on 2 January 1918. She was approximately 460 feet long and 56 feet wide and her top speed was 17 knots. Martha Washington had a crew of 949 officers and men and could carry 3,380 troops, along with their equipment.
