Hello! I'm hoping there is someone out there that can help or atleast point me in the right direction. My great, great grandfather came to the Americas from France and I would like to know if there is a way to research the old ship logs. I know many companies kept their ancient logs and this might help me find out just where exactly he was from.
If there are no logs or companies to contact, does a list or site exist where I can research ships that sank in the 1800s? Coming back from a trip back to Europe (could be Spain or France), the ship was lost and my GG grandfather died, leaving GG grandmother a widow in Mexico.

HELP!
Sunny

CamelliaQueen

Cyndi's List is always a good place to start.

http://www.cyndislist.com/ships.htm

Rosalyn42_1

I want to know names of those passengers that died on the Old England Ship that left LeHavre, France and arrived in New Orleans, Louisiana April 5, 1852. I am interested in all passengers with the name of Klotz.

Rosalyn42_1

What members of the Klotz family that were on the Old England to arrive in New Orleans April 5, 1852 died on board and were buried at sea?

GeneGenie2

Here is my favorite passenger list site:
Immigrant Ships Passenger Lists: Find ancestors, learn ancestral history, start your family tree

It's not the most user friendly site out there but there are hundreds of immigrant ship passenger lists transcribed there.