Quelleninformationen

Ancestry.com. Victoria, Australien, Listen subventionierter und nicht subventionierter Passagiere, 1839–1923 [Datenbank online]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc., 2009.
Ursprüngliche Daten:

Inward Overseas Passenger Lists (British Ports). Microfiche VPRS 7666, copy of VRPS 947. Public Record Office Victoria, North Melbourne, Victoria.

Inward Overseas Passenger Lists (Foreign Ports). Microfiche VPRS 7667, copy of VRPS 947. Public Record Office Victoria, North Melbourne, Victoria.

Inward Overseas Passenger Lists (New Zealand Ports). Microfiche VPRS 13439, copy of VRPS 947. Public Record Office Victoria, North Melbourne, Victoria.

Register of Assisted Immigrants from the United Kingdom. Microfiche VPRS 14. Public Record Office Victoria, North Melbourne, Victoria.

 Victoria, Australien, Listen subventionierter und nicht subventionierter Passagiere, 1839–1923

Diese Datensammlung enthält Listen von Einwanderern in Victoria, Australien, für die Jahre 1839-1923, die finanzielle Unterstützung für ihre Reise erhielten und solchen, die keine erhielten. Die Schiffe kamen aus Häfen in Großbritannien, Neuseeland und anderen Häfen im Ausland. "Nicht subventionierte Einwanderer" sind Personen, deren Reise nicht subventioniert oder von einer anderen Person oder über eine andere Agentur bezahlt wurde.

This data collection contains unassisted and assisted immigrant passenger lists to Victoria, Australia for various years between 1839 and 1923. “Unassisted immigrants” are individuals whose passages were not subsidized or paid for by another person or through another agency.

This collection is comprised of four different records series from the Public Record Office of Victoria. They are:

  • Inwards overseas passenger lists from UK ports to Victoria, 1852-1889, 1900-1923

  • Inwards overseas passenger lists from foreign ports to Victoria, 1852-1879, 1900-1923

  • Inwards overseas passenger lists from New Zealand to Victoria, 1852-1923

  • Index to Assisted British Immigration, 1839-1871

In 1852 the “Act to Regulate the Conveyance of Passengers to the Colony of Victoria” was passed. This law required that ships arriving from foreign and inter-colonial ports provide details on the passengers aboard as well as other particulars of the ship. The forms used and the information recorded varied over time. In 1923 immigration became the responsibility of the Commonwealth instead of the State. These dates explain the coverage in the records presented here. Post-1923 passenger list records can be found at the National Archives of Australia.

Information recorded on the passenger lists generally includes:

  • Name of passenger

  • Age

  • Gender

  • Profession or occupation

  • Nationality

  • Port of embarkation

  • Port of destination

  • Arrival date

Updates:
2 Nov 2020: Added 1,924,230 new records and 22,234 new images.