Spanish Hawaiian Immigrant Ship Index
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The first ship to transport workers en masse from Spain to Hawaii was the SS Victoria in 1899. The ship departed from Vigo in Galicia and carried over 200 men women and children to Hawaii.The Hawaiian Planters Association organized a recruitment of families on six ships carrying over 8000 Spaniards between 1907 and 1913.
The following Index is a transcription of the ship manifests for all of those voyages. Items in red are corrections to the original manifest. The Index is divided into 3 tabs located at the bottom of the document. They are: 1899, 1907-1913, and 1907-1913 Alpha.
The index includes hyperlinks to the original ship manifest for each individual. All hyperlinks appear in blue. Click the manifest link to view the original manifest page on Family Search. Links to Family Trees are also included to Ancestry.com, MyHeritage.com and Family Search. All of the links require that you have an account.
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In order to follow one of the Family Tree Links, you must be logged into your account with the corresponding website: Ancestry, MyHeritage, or FamilySearch. Please be aware that not all online content is accurate. This point is elaborated upon on the Working with Family Trees page. It is also very important to know how Spanish family names work and how names were changed in America. Details are covered under the Spanish Surnames page.
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