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Genealogy Q&A: Passenger and Ship Lists

Our immigration records expert gives answers to some of your toughest passenger list questions.

Ellis Island Records: Search Guide to EllisIsland.org and More Premium

Learn search tips on EllisIsland.org, and how you can find your ancestors on other Ellis Island records websites.

Passenger List 1917-1942 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Passenger List 1917-1942 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

Passenger List 1913-1917 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Passenger List 1913-1917 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

Passenger List 1907-1913 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Passenger List 1907-1913 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

Passenger List 1903-1907 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Passenger List 1903-1907 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

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Passenger List 1897-1903 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Passenger List 1897-1903 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

Customs List 1883-1897 Form Free Download

Record your ancestor's passenger information on this Customs List 1883-1897 form, corresponding to the year he or she immigrated to America.

Can’t Find Your Ellis Island Ancestor? 5 Questions to Consider

Not sure why you can't find your Ellis Island ancestor? Use these tips and find them in no time!

4 Birthright Citizenship Facts Genealogists Should Know Premium

For 150-plus years, all individuals born on US soil have automatically gained US citizenship. What is birthright citizenship, and what does it mean for genealogists?