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  1. Welcome to our free Ellis Island Passenger Search database, home to 65 million records of passengers arriving to the Port of New York from 1820 to 1957. For tips on how best to utilize the database, check out our Genealogy Primer page.

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    Immigration records, also known as "passenger arrival records," can provide genealogical information including: 1. a person's nationality, place of birth 2. ship name and date of entry to the United States 3. age, height, eye and hair color 4. profession 5. place of last residence 6. name and address of relatives they are joining in the U.S. 7. amo...

    Microfilm Research

    Our office has microfilm of indexes to passenger lists of vessels arriving at the Port of New York for the years 1820-1846 and 1897-1943. The passenger list records were created by the U.S. Customs Service (Record Group 36), and the Immigration and Naturalization Service [INS] (Record Group 85). The passenger lists themselves are available at our office via the online databases listed below. See the complete list of passenger arrival records for the Port of New York. You can read more about t...

    Visiting Our Facility

    For information on visiting our facility, please call us at 212.401.1620 or 866.840.1752 (toll-free) or view details online. Researchers coming to the Regional Archives should review the researcher guidelines and facility information. Researchers may be required to present photo identification to obtain a NARA researcher identification card. Original Record Note: Due to the fragile nature of the original records, researchers will only have access to the microfilm and digital copies.

    Obtaining Copies

    Self-service microfilm copies at our facility are $.40 per page. Certified copies are an additional $15 per record. Staff are available to help with research and copies. If you require a certified copy from microfilm, you must ask for staff assistance. We are unable to search our microfilm for specific entries or provide reproductions in response to letters or telephone calls. The microfilm is available for free public use at our facility. If you are not planning to visit our facility and con...

    Researcher Note The following databases were created using National Archives passenger arrival records and indexes. While they cover essentially the same records, the indexing might have been done differently. If you can't find someone in one database, try the others that cover your time period.

    Another option is to contact a Family History Center nearest your location. Family History Centers are operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons). They have purchased copies of National Archives passenger arrival records for various ports in the U.S. including the Port of New York.

    Online

    1. The web pages by Stephen P. Morse 2. Cyndi's List of Genealogical Sites on the Internet 3. A Guide to Interpreting Passenger List Annotations

  2. Name index to lists of 25 million people (not just immigrants) who arrived at Ellis Island, Port of New York, 1892-1924. In addition, includes a link to images of arrival lists at the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Web site.

  3. 1. Sept. 2018 · New York Passenger Arrival Lists (Ellis Island) 1892–1924. Hier finden Sie 25 Millionen Namen von Einwanderern und internationalen Passagieren für 1892 bis 1924. Bilder der Schiffe, mit denen Ihre Vorfahren eingereist sind, finden Sie auf dieser Seite: https://www.libertyellisfoundation.org/ Die Passagierlisten 1892-1924 finden ...

  4. 12. Aug. 2018 · Finding Arrival Records Online. There are a number of free websites where you can search for passenger arrival records (manifests). Some are very general and some can be very specific. Here are some that we have found particularly helpful- and they are totally free.

  5. 13. Aug. 2018 · A trio of new collections representing the complete archive of Ellis Island passenger records is now available on the free genealogy website, FamilySearch. Search these to discover your immigrant ancestors during 3 distinct time periods: New York Passenger Lists (Castle Garden) 1820–1891.