SS Edam was the name of four ships operated by the Holland America Line. Edam (1881) - 2,950 tons, sank 1882 in a collision with SS Lepanto of the Wilson Line. Edam (1883) - 3,130 tons, sank 1895 in a collision with SS Turkistan. Edam (1895) - 3,329 tons, former British Empire and SS Rotterdam, scrapped 1899 in Italy.

Holland-America Line Ships from 1900-1940 include: Amsterdam, Edam, Leerdam, Maasdam, Nieuw Amsterdam, Noordam, Pennland, Potsdam, Ryndam, Rotterdam, Spaarndam, Statendam, Veendam, Volendam, Warzawa, Werkendam, Westernland, and Zaandam. Search the Holland-America Line Passenger Lists, 1900-1969 (This website is in Dutch.)

Ths S.S. Edam (renamed 1895) as the S.S. Rotterdam (2), Holland America Line steamship - Photographer: John S. Johnston. Colorized by Børge Solem. - Source: Library of Congress, Detroit Publishing Co. collection - For more images or to …

Het ss “Edam” werd gebouwd in 1881 bij A.Mac Millan & Sons te Dumbarton, mat 2957 Brt en voer voor de Holland Amerika Lijn te Rotterdam 072. Op 19 november 1887 kwam het ss “W.A.Scholten” om 21.30 uur tijdens dichte mist in aanvaring met het Britse ss ROSA MARY en zonk op 5 mijl ten ZO van Dover.

The EDAM was its first ship to sail from that port, on the 8th of April 1882. Her draught was 22 ft., whereas from Rotterdam it would have been limited to 17 ft. The resulting competition reduced rates to an uneconomically low level, whilst the loss of the EDAM by collision in September 1882 was a severe blow to the Company.

De Edam vertrok op 8 april 1882 als eerste NASM-schip uit Amsterdam met een recordlading van 3000 ton naar New York. Slechts 11 maanden na haar indienststelling ging de Edam op 21 september 1882 verloren nadat ze ter hoogte van de machinekamer was geramd door het Engelse schip ss Lepanto.

2001年3月14日 · Father Pieter and his daughter Aaltje (born 1850) and son Hendrik (born 1857) came to New York in 1881 with the SS Edam. Son Pieter (born 1848) left the Netherlands in april 1882 and went also to the US.

2000年3月11日 · SS Edam. Page 7 of 7 Amsterdam, Netherlands to New York 16 May 1887 DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW YORK List of passengers taken from cargo list. Naval Office copy, Jan 3, 1917 Columns represent: Passenger number, name, trunks, boxes, valises, packages, drums, barrels, bags.

2023年4月18日 · The ss Edam (IV) was the lead ship of a class of four passenger cargo ships built for the Rotterdam, Iberia, Cuba and Gulf Service in 1921. They could carry 14 First Class, 174 Second Class and 802 Third Class.

Correspondence added August 1, 27 passengers 266-271 Andringa Hello ISTG, I have located my Great-Great Grandfather and his family on your lists of the sailing of the "Edam" on 16 May 1887, which landed in New York on 25 May 1887. The transcription has misspelled many of the names, but they are numbered on the manifest from lines 266-271.