Constance Isabel Cheyne
F, #14409, b. about 1879
| Father | George Edward Cheyne b. 1844, d. 1927 |
| Mother | Alice Isabel Sharpe b. c 1850 |
Constance Isabel Cheyne was born, about 1879, in Jamaica, British West Indies. No IGI birth record was found for Constance Isabel Cheyne (14409). She was said to be the daughter of George Edward Cheyne (4061) and Alice Sharpe by a contributor.1,2
Constance Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 12 December 1893, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Adirondack out of Kingston, Jamaica. She was listed as Miss Constance Cheyne, 14 years of age, a transient and a saloon class passenger. Her destination New York. She was a citizen of Jamaica.2
Constance Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 16 October 1895, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Alene out of Kingston, Jamaica. She was 15 years of age, a transient and a cabin class passenger. Her destination Brooklyn, New York. She was a citizen of Great Britain.3
Photos of Alice Cheyne MS Sharpe and Constance Isabel Cheyne, provided by Rick Warfield, Arlington, Texas.4
Constance Cheyne and Douglas Cheyne were found on a passenger list, dated 26 September 1904, at New York, New York, USA. They were on a Manifest of Alien Passengers aboard the Baker out of Port Antonio, Jamaica. They were traveling with their aunt, Agnes B. Sharpe, to join her at her permanent address 360 Union Street, Brooklyn, New York. Constance was 22, single, and had been in the US for six years. Douglas was 10 and had been in the US 4 years. Agnes Sharp, was 34, single, had been in the US for 18 years and a missionary. All were British Subjects of English race.5
Constance Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 12 December 1893, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Adirondack out of Kingston, Jamaica. She was listed as Miss Constance Cheyne, 14 years of age, a transient and a saloon class passenger. Her destination New York. She was a citizen of Jamaica.2
Constance Cheyne was found on a passenger list, dated 16 October 1895, at New York, New York, USA. She was on a Manifest of Passengers aboard the Alene out of Kingston, Jamaica. She was 15 years of age, a transient and a cabin class passenger. Her destination Brooklyn, New York. She was a citizen of Great Britain.3
Photos of Alice Cheyne MS Sharpe and Constance Isabel Cheyne, provided by Rick Warfield, Arlington, Texas.4
Constance Cheyne and Douglas Cheyne were found on a passenger list, dated 26 September 1904, at New York, New York, USA. They were on a Manifest of Alien Passengers aboard the Baker out of Port Antonio, Jamaica. They were traveling with their aunt, Agnes B. Sharpe, to join her at her permanent address 360 Union Street, Brooklyn, New York. Constance was 22, single, and had been in the US for six years. Douglas was 10 and had been in the US 4 years. Agnes Sharp, was 34, single, had been in the US for 18 years and a missionary. All were British Subjects of English race.5
Citations
- [S259] Miscellaneous Records, Information provided by Rick Warfield, Arlington, Texas, via email, 13 September 2006.
- [S431] 1820-1957 New York Passenger Lists, Microfilm Serial M237, Microfilm Roll M237_621, Line 5.
- [S431] 1820-1957 New York Passenger Lists, Microfilm Serial M237, Microfilm Roll M237_649, Line 10.
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Photos provided by Rick Warfield, Arlington, Texas, 2 November 2006.
- [S431] 1820-1957 New York Passenger Lists, Microfilm Series T715, Microfilm Roll T715_498, Page 16, Lines 1-3.