Bath Sullivan

[darkerhorse]

Can someone with access to Ancestry.com post the immigration record for a man whose name they transcribe as "Bath Sullivan", who I think arrived on April 9, 1893 in NYC?

[Biff83]

Here ya go. Last line. 29, male, servant. Destination looks like Groton, a town in NY, CT and MA.

[darkerhorse]

Thanks.

Can you find the dates/places of departure and arrival, plus the ship's name?

[Biff83]

Darnest thing. I cannot locate it again. Found it before. Sorry.

[darkerhorse]

I wonder if the destination is Boston. It seems odd that he from Ireland and the three above him from England would be heading for such a smaller town.

Let me know if you find it again.

[Biff83]

Found it.
Departure port: Queenstown Ireland
Arrival port: New York
Ship name: Adriatic
Arrival date: 17 Jun 1893
Departure date: Not mentioned

Biff

[erudita74]

You can also find this passenger list by searching under the missing manifest option on the stevemorse.org website. The cover sheet with the info about the ship name and arrival date is M237, roll 612, frame 112. If you jump ahead to frame 144, there is a page with the ship's return arrival in England which was July 6, 1893. He was passenger # 626 on the passenger list and his destination was Boston.

https://stevemorse.org/ellis2/mm.htm?ba ... morse.org/

[erudita74]

have you seen this one on family search with an arrival date of April 10, 1893?

Bat Sullivan
Principal
New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island), 1892-1924
Immigration 10 April 1893
Ellis Island, New York City, New York, United States
Birth 1871

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 3AJ6YL-5Y7

[darkerhorse]

Yes, I did see that yesterday, and I've concluded that's him. The immigration record is consistent with his name, age, place of residence in Ireland, destination in NY, and with his date of arrival on his later naturalization papers.

Thanks for the help.

[erudita74]

I wondered if the one on family search could be the right one since the date is only one day different from the day in your initial post. Always happy to help you.
Erudita