Search The Ship Passenger Lists to the Carolinas: Miscellaneous Ships Database
Description
Between 1772 and 1777, a wave of some 30,000 Ulstermen were forced to leave Northern Ireland by harsh rents and economic conditions, and sailed for the new world. Many landed in the Carolinas, many also came from Scotland and England.
Extended Description
Ships to the Carolinas in 1774 and 1775:
- Jamaica Packet: From Kirkaldy To Carolina, June 1775
- Briton: From London To Carolina, Dec. 1774
- Ulysses: From Greenock To North Carolina, April-May 1775
- Lowther: From London To Carolina, Oct. 1774
- Mary And Hannah: From London To Carolina, Nov. 1774
- Carolina: From London To Carolina, Jan 1774 (All List London As Origin)
- Newmarket: From London To Carolina, Oct 1774
- James: From London To Carolina, Oct. 1774
- William: From London To Carolina, August 1774
- Passengers On The Curling: From London To Carolina, Oct. 1774
- Rockingham: From Newcastle To Cape Fear, Oct. 1774
- Friendship: From London To North Carolina, May 1774
- Pallas: From London To Carolina, May 1774
- Carolina: From London To Carolina, May-August 1774
- Polly: From Liverpool To South Carolina, March 1774
- Magna Charta: From London To Carolina, April 1774
- Briton: From London To Carolina, May 1774
- Le De Spencer: From Falmouth To Carolina, Feb. 1774
- Margaret And Mary: From London To North Carolina, Feb. 1774
- Union: From London To North Carolina, Feb. 1774
- Ulysses: From Greenock To Wilmington, North Carolina, August 1774
- Ajax: From Greenock To North Carolina, June 1775
- Jackie Of Glasgow: From Stanraer To North Carolina, May 1775
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