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    Maher - Meahor is this your name - then this will interest you.

    If you are related to a MAHER or spelt MEAHOR then this will interest you.

    Are you related to to this MAHER family from Tipperary or Tullohea - Carrick on Suir who emigrated to the USA in 1879.

    One of the Brothers or both Peter (Pete) Thomas Maher or Edmond born around 1845-48emigrated to Boston in 1879



    He made a booking on the White Star line Steam Ship "Republic" from Queenstown to New York 3rd Sept 1879

    Please contact the Antiquesman
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    SS Republic (1872) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    SS Republic was an ocean liner built in 1871 by Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line. She was originally intended to be named Arctic, but the name was changed before launching.

    Republic had a length of 420 feet and a beam of 41 feet, with a gross tonnage of 3,984 tons. She was both steam and sail powered, with four masts, a single funnell. There were initially accommodations for 166 first class passengers and over 1,000 steerage passengers.

    Republic was launched on July 4, 1871, and set sail on her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York City on February 1, 1872. She worked this route uneventfully for seventeen years, with the final voyage departing on January 16, 1889.




    White Star then sold Republic to Holland America Line who renamed her Maasdam and sent her to G. Forrester & Co., Liverpool, for re-engining and refitting. When completed, Maasdam could accommodate 150 in first class, 60 in second and 800 in steerage. She began sailing between Rotterdam and New York on March 15, 1890. Nine years later, with the changing market, Maasdam was again refitted to carry second and steerage class passengers only, continuing on the Rotterdam-New York route until March 6, 1902.

    She was then sold to an Italian shipping company and renamed Vittoria, and later in 1902, she was sold again to La Veloce of Genoa and renamed Citta di Napoli. Another refitting at this time configured her to carry 1,424 steerage class passengers for the immigrant trade, and she began sailings on September 30 between Genoa, Naples and New York. She applied this trade until April 27, 1907. After being laid up, she was sold in 1908 and lingered on for two more years until being scrapped in 1910 at Genoa.
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    to whome it may concern.

    this may interest someone.

    Passenger lists and the emigrant ship White Star Line SS Republic from ...
    Liverpool in 1879

    White Star Line publish a number of Sailings dates but do not have the Liverpool sailing Date but do have the New York arrival date.

    This may be because the SS Republic sailed direct from Queensland and NOT Liverpool.

    Wednesday 3rd Sept 1879 SS Republic left Queensland for New York, because I have a document offering steerage class on the SS Republic on that date for £6.6.0d

    dated 21st Aug 1879 34,leadenhall St London and signed by what could be the owners at the time.
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