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Board of Trade: Commercial, Labour and Statistical Department and successors: Registers...

Catalogue reference: BT 32

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BT 32

Registers of passenger lists kept by the Board of Trade's Commercial, Labour and Statistical Department and its successors.Prior to 1920 they give, under the different ports, the names of ships and the month of arrival and departure: after 1920...

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BT 32

Title
Board of Trade: Commercial, Labour and Statistical Department and successors: Registers of Passenger Lists
Date

1906-1951

Description

Registers of passenger lists kept by the Board of Trade's Commercial, Labour and Statistical Department and its successors.

Prior to 1920 they give, under the different ports, the names of ships and the month of arrival and departure: after 1920 the date of arrival or departure is recorded. Before 1908 the registers relate only to the ports of Southampton, Bristol and Weymouth.

Related material

Indexes: BT 26 BT 27

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status

Public Record(s)

Language

English

Creator(s)
  • Board of Trade, Commercial, Labour and Statistical Department, 1895-1916
  • Board of Trade, Statistical Department, 1918-1945
  • Board of Trade, Statistics Division, 1945-1970
Physical description

15 volume(s)

Subjects
Topics
Trade and commerce
Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C3075/

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