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•      Records Of Finnish Emigrants In Their Destination Countries .
• The information in these records generally includes the emigrants’ names, ages, occupations, and destinations and their places of origin. ...
• Records of Finnish emigrants in their destination countries. ...
• In 1892 the Finnish Steamship Company Suomen Höyrylaiva Osakeyhtiö/Finska Ångfartygs Aktiebolaget began to coordinate the travel of emigrants on several ship lines that left from the port of Hanko/Hangö. ...
• The passenger lists of the Finnish Steamship Company are arranged by ship line and year and include the following information about emigrants: .
• Records of Finnish Emigrants in Their Destination Countries .
• records, especially passenger arrival records, Finns are often listed as being Russian or Swedish because Finland for a time was part of the Russian Empire or because many emigrants were Swedish-speaking Finns. ...

• Sameer: Chinese emigrants to conquer Russia RESPONSE - PRAVDA. ...
• Front page / Opinion / Letters / Response Sameer: Chinese emigrants to conquer Russia RESPONSE.
• This is in response to the letter by Andy D on Chinese emigrants.

• How to trace emigrants.
• The results have formed impressive collections of basic data about the emigrants and and many books. ...
• A CD-ROM filled with emigrants.

• Villages try creating jobs with emigrants' money .
• They hoped the venture would generate desperately needed income in an area that has produced little but emigrants to the United States. ...
• It's the same story at El Timbinal, an agriculturally bankrupt area dependent on remittances from emigrants, primarily in Napa. ...

• Jewish emigrants leaving Israel.
• According to a study released this March, at least 50,000 emigrants returned from Israel to Russia between 2001 and 2003, the Moscow Times reported Wednesday.

• Immigrants to South Australia, (UK, assisted passage) 1847-1886: (54 passenger lists to date) Never before published collection of passenger lists for assisted emigrants to South Australia. ...
• 1847 - The Famine Emigrants: A very comprehensive look at the Famine Year of 1847. ...

• Sailing vessels would carry Emigrants westbound, and timber eastbound, and were able to offer cheap affordable fares. ... Westbound vessels sailed from numerous ports in Britain and Europe, and from the 1860s, many European and Scandinavian emigrants traveled first by Feeder ship to England, or another European emigration port. These emigrants were referred to as transmigrants, and they embarked on transatlantic steam ships at major emigration ports such as Liverpool, Glasgow, Hamburg, Rotterdam or Havre, to North America.
• Assisted Emigrants, Toronto Emigrant Office 1865-1883 (Ontario Archives, Hawke Papers) .

•   Main page: Politics & Society: Finland – A Land of Emigrants.
• Finland – A Land of Emigrants.
• Finnish emigrants used to send post cards to Finland telling of their journey to the New World. ...
• The Finnish emigrants to America came mainly from western Finland. ...
• When the United States began to limit immigration in the 1920s, Australia, together with Canada, became the major destination of Finnish emigrants.
• They came mainly from Northern Sweden and Finland together with Swedish emigrants. ...
• © Institute of Migration Many Finnish emigrants to Sweden after World War II worked in Swedish industry. ...
• When, in 1809, Finland was wrested from Sweden to become a Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire, the flow of emigrants to Sweden was not staunched. ...
• Generally, however, the "new emigrants" to Europe from Finland are young, well educated people. ...
• 800,000 first and second generation Finns abroad, and the earlier descendants of Finnish emigrants, are an asset for Finland, not yet used much, for example in foreign trade or in Finnish cultural export.
• In this process we can learn from the experience of Finnish emigrants all over the world in centuries past.

• Number of emigrants likely to increase .

• on Italian emigrants to the United States, Argentina and Brazil.
• It contains the files on about 200,000 Italian emigrants recorded in the Ship Passenger Lists who arrived in New York between 1880 and 1891.
• The information covers about 27,000 Italian emigrants who arrived in Vitoria between 1858 and 1899.

• , Royal Highland Emigrants - March, 1782.
• Scottish emigrants from New York and North Carolina were also recruited.

• This underscores the fact that mature T cells have a considerable proliferation potential (up to 8 × 1015-fold) and can survive long term in the absence of competing recent thymic emigrants (24). ...
• To get a better appraisal of thymus function, we measured the rate of production of recent thymic emigrants after in vivo BrdU labeling (27). ... For both the CD4+ and the CD8+ subsets, recent thymic emigrants were defined as CD62L+BrdUlo cells. ... The intensity of BrdU labeling provides a convenient way to distinguish recent thymic emigrants (BrdUlo) from "older" peripheral T cells (BrdUhi) that divide during the BrdU-labeling period. Low BrdU labeling of recent thymic emigrants results from cold target competition in the thymus (27). ...
• (C) Accumulation of recent thymic emigrants (CD62L+/BrdUlo cells) in the spleen of normal A. ...
• After administration of BrdU for 21 d, the total number of recent thymic emigrants (CD4+/CD62L+/BrdUlo and CD8+/CD62L+/BrdUlo) per spleen was fourfold lower in GVHD+ hosts relative to normal mice and GVHD recipients (Fig. ... This suggests that the reduced size of the CD62L+ compartment, which encompasses naïve and revertant T cells, cannot be wholly ascribed to a decreased input of recent thymic emigrants. ...
• MHC class I is required for peripheral accumulation of CD8+ thymic emigrants. ...
• Antigen activation rescues recent thymic emigrants from programmed cell death in the BB rat. ...

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