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Index to Register of Passports USA 14 November 1834 to 1843
These passports were granted to citizens of the United States going to foreign countries. Passports were granted to those satisified the requirement that they be "entitled to receive them" Each applicant had to present evidence that they were a citizen of the USA and a description of his person:
If the applicant's wife, children or servants were to accompany him, or any females under his protection, only their names and ages plus their relationship to the applicant was needed.
The following is an INDEX to such passports issued from 1834 to 1843. The applicants residences covered all of the USA.
I have included a few examples of the full passport details that can be found once you find an ancestor's name in the index.
To use this database, you will find a name of interest, then obtain LDS film #1463566 for the full reference. There are duplicate names. It may be that one person made more than one trip and required more than one passport, or it may be that there was more than one individual with the same name. A search of the film will provide the answers.
Source: LDS Film #1463566 Item 2 Transcriber: Pamela Gera. Transcriber notations inside [ ] Lorine's Note: The original list is in order of application. Although it would give some idea of the year of application (first names on the list closer to 1834, last on the list closer to 1843) it does not provide exact years so is of limited value in that format. Therefore I have rearranged the list into alphabetical order for easier searching
EXAMPLE OF FULL RECORD:
Newton Adams and his wife Sarah C. Adams
Passport # 3554
Date 22 Nov. 1834
Requested by N. Adams, Canandaigua. Sent to him at Boston.
Age: 30 years
Stature: 6 feet
Forehead: High
Eyes: Gray
Nose: [blank]
Mouth: [blank]
Chin: [blank]
Hair: brown
Complexion: light
Face: [blank]
Surnames "A"
[Achelis?], Thomas
[Aycrigg? Ayerigg?], Benjamin
A[s?]ms, Mary Maxwell
A[s?]ms, William & wife
Abbot, Wm [Peckman?Pickman?]
Abeel, George
Abel, Robert
Abelle, Louis
Abrahams, A H
Achilles, Henry L
Adams, George
Adams, John P
Adams, Nathan, Jr.
Adams, Newton & wife [see full record]
Adams, Sarah & daughter
Adams, Seth
Adams, Seth, Jr
Adams, William
Adams, Wm. L.
Adamson, Hessel
Addams, George J, Rev
Addington, William H
Addison, Lloyd D
Adger, James [Junr?]
Adger, Miss Jane Ann
Adger, Miss Susan D
Adger, Sarah E., Mrs
Agenti, Felix
Agnew, Alex McLeod
Agnew, John T
Agnew, William
Ahearn, Tim. J.
Albers, John Henry
Albert, Anton C
Albert, Emily J
Albert, William J
Albinson, Peter
Albree, James S
Albree, John
Alcock, Jas.
Alden, Bradford R
Aldrich, Herman D
Aldrick, Jas
Alexander C. P.
Alexander d'Autard de Bregan
Alexander, Jno
Alfred, William, Jr
Alker, Aldophe L.
Alker, Henry
Allain, James
Allain, Sosthene & family
Allain, Valerin & son
Allen Geo W.
Allen, David
Allen, Henry H
Allen, Horatio
Allen, John F & wife
Allen, Theodore & wife
Allen, Wm B & wife & c
Alley, Saul
Almy, Fredk
Alsngoni, Charles
Alsop, John
Alston, William CL
Alvares, Manuel
Alvord, Anna G.
Amand, Relambert
Ambler, Philip St. George
Amboss, Peter
Ames, N.P.
Ames, Nathan Peabody
Amsden, Chas. W
Andermann, William C
Anderson, Leroy H
Anderson, Thos. A.
Andreas, George
Andrews, William W
Andrews, Aaron
Andrews, Alex H
Andrews, Caleb wife & son
Andrews, Elisha W
Andrews, George H
Andrews, George W
Andrews, Henry W. Ed
Andrews, John W
Andrews, Joseph
Andrews, Joseph
Andrews, Seth L & Lady
Andrews, Seth S
Andrews, Thomas
Angell, Geo
Angelmayer, Matthias
Angelroot, Chas. Earnest
Angue, John J
Anguera, Jose Maria
Angus, Jas. W.
Annus, Momas S
Appleton, [J. J.? I. I.?]
Appleton, Daniel
Appleton, Daniel
Appleton, Nathan
Appleton, Samuel A
Appleton, Thomas G
Appleton, William
Archer, J
Arens, D.C.
Arms, Charles
Armstrong, Andrew
Armstrong, Robert R
Armstrong, Robert R
Arnold, Geo. F.
Arnold, James
Arnold, James
Arnold, Philip George
Arnold, Saml G
Arquelles, Luis de Ote
Ash, Arron M
Ash, Benjamin M
Ash, Joseph M
Ash, Thomas T
Ashenfelt, Coleman
Ashley, Thomas
Ashton, Edwd.
Ashton, Elisha V
Ashton, Elisha V
Ashton, Elisha V
Ashton, Francis Paul
Ashton, James
Ashton, John
Ashton, Wm. Ashe
Ashurst, Lewis R & family
Ashurst, Miss Mary [JR?]
Aspinwall, Jno L
Aspinwall, Wm H
Asquilles, Lewis Jas
Atherley, I/Jacamiah
Atherton, Faxen D
Atkins, Benj. F.
Atkins, Isaiah
Atkins, Josiah
Atwater, Normand M
Audubon, Victor G
Aulback, John Adam
Auliek, George
Ault, John
Austen, David J
Austin Eliza Matilda
Austin, Chas L & wife
Austin, George T
Austin, William
Avery, Charles L
Avery, Charles S
Ayer, Lewis M
Aymar, Augustus
Aymar, Jno J
Ayres, Josiah
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