1876 (XI) Frank Zgoda ∞ ? geb. 1876 | Frank kam am 10. Juli 1911 in Amerika mit der "Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse" von Bremen an. Er war US Bürger polnischer Abstammung und kam aus Depen und er war verheiratet. Er war bei der Ankunft 35 Jahre alt. Der Ankunftshafen wird nicht genannt. Wahrscheinlich war dies eine weitere Fahrt, um Familienmitglieder zu besuchen oder zu holen. | | Built by A/G Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin, Germany, 1897. 14,439 gross tons; 655(bp) feet long; 66 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engines, twinscrew. Service speed 22 knots. 1,970 passengers (558 first class, 338 second class, 1,074 third class).Straight stem, two masts and four funnels. Built for North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1897 and named Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Bremerhaven-New York service. World’s large liner 1897-99; world’s fastest liner 1897-1900. Scuttled in Spanish West Africa to avoid capture by the British on July 26, 1914. |
1893 (XII) Czeslaw Zgoda geb. 1893 | Czeslaw kam am 19. August 1912 in Amerika mit der "Nieuw Amsterdam" von Rotterdam an. Er kam aus Rußland, Ostrow, Polen und er war ledig. Er war bei der Ankunft 19 Jahre alt. Der Ankunftshafen war New York. | | Built by Harland & Wolff Limited, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1906. 16,967 gross tons; 615(bp) feet long; 68 feet wide.Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 16 knots. 2,886 passengers (440 first class, 246 second class, 2,200 third class). One funnel and four masts. Built for Holland - America Line, Dutch flag, in 1906 and named Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam-New York service. Last major liner to be fitted with auxiliary sails. Broken up in Japan in 1932. |
1876 (XIII) Michal Zgoda ∞ ? geb. 1876 | Michal kam am 24. Mai 1913 in Amerika mit der "Kaiserin Auguste Victoria" oder der "President Grant" von Hamburg an. Er kam aus Austria, Ruthenian, Wischowce oder Wisclawre und er war verheiratet. Er war bei der Ankunft 37 Jahre alt. Der Ankunftshafen wird nicht genannt. Der Datensatz taucht zweimal auf, einziger Unterschied war der Schiffsname. | | Built by A/G Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin, Germany, 1905. 24,581 gross tons; 705(bp) feet long; 77 feet wide. Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 17.5 knots. 2,996 passengers (652 first class, 286 second class, 2,058 third class).Two funnels, four masts. Steel hull and five decks. Crew of 593. Built for Hamburg-American Line, German flag, in 1905 and named Europa. Largest ship in the world at time of her launching. Renamed Kaiserin Auguste Victoria in 1905. Hamburg to New York service. Laid up at Hamburg 1914-1919. Given as reparations to British Government, British flag, in 1919. Transferred to U.S. Shipping Board, in 1919. Repatriated troops from Europe service. Transferred to Cunard Line, British flag, in 1920. Liverpool to New York service. Sold to Canadian Pacific Steamships, British flag, in 1921 and renamed Empress of Scotland. Southampton, Cherbourg, Quebec, New York service. Salvaged wreckage broke in half. Final pieces later scrapped in 1930. |
1897 (XIV) Karolina Zgoda geb. 1897 | Karolina kam am 25. Juni 1913 in Amerika mit der "Lutzow" von Bremen an. Sie kam aus Austria, Polen, Galizien, Brzaznica und sie war ledig. Sie war bei der Ankunft 16 Jahre alt. Der Ankunftshafen wird nicht genannt. Es könnte eine Verbindung mit No. VIII und No. XV bestehen. | | Built by A/G Weser Shipyard, Bremen, Germany, 1908. 8,818 gross tons; 462(bp) feet long; 57 feet wide.Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 14.5 knots. 2,127 passengers (104 first class, 104 second class, 1,919 third class). Passenger cargo vessel. Built for North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1908 and named Lutzow. Bremerhaven-New York and Bremerhaven-Far East service. Seized by British Government, British flag, in 1914 and renamed Huntsend. Newcastle service. Returned to North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1923 and reverted to Lutzow. Bremerhaven service. Scrapped in Germany in 1933. |
1895 (XV) Wojciech Zgoda geb. 1895 | Wojciech kam am 7. Juli 1906 in Amerika mit der "George Washington" von Bremen an. Er kam aus Austria, Polen, Galizien, Brzaznica und er war ledig. Er war bei der Ankunft 18 Jahre alt. Der Ankunftshafen wird nicht genannt.Es könnte eine Verbindung mit No. VIII und No. XIV bestehen. | | Built by A/G Vulcan Shipyard, Stettin, Germany, 1909. 25,570 gross tons; 723(bp) feet long; 72 feet wide. Steam quadruple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 18 1/2 knots. 2,679 passengers (568 first class, 433 second class, 1,678 third class). Two funnels and four masts, reduced to one funnel 1943. Built for North German Lloyd, German flag, in 1909 and named George Washington. Bremerhaven-New York service. Interned at New York at the start of World War I in 1914. Seized by United States Government, Americanflag, in 1917 and renamed USS George Washington. Also Bremerhaven-New York service. Transferred to U.S. Shipping Board, in 1920 and renamed George Washington. New York Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen service. Chartered to United States Mail Lines. Laid up U.S. Shipping Board, in 1932. Laid up at Patuxent River, Maryland until WWII. Transferred to United States Navy, American flag, in 1940 and renamed Caitlin. British transport but returned due to malfunctioning boilers. Transferred to U.S. authorities, in 1941 and reverted to George Washington. Panama and New York, then US Army transport service. Completely destroyed by a fire at Baltimore; wreckage scrapped in 1951. |