| Display title | Emigration Records of Europe |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The major European ports of departure in the nineteenth century included Liverpool, LeHavre, Bremen, Hamburg, and Antwerp. Most emigrants after 1880 came through Bremen, Hamburg, LeHavre, Liverpool, Naples, Rotterdam, and Trieste. Some countries kept records of their emigrants (individuals leaving the country). For example, the FamilySearch Library has the Hamburg passenger lists and indexes: |