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The capacity of a New England oak ship in the 1800s varied significantly depending on its size and design, but a typical merchant ship could accommodate anywhere from 50 to over 200 people, including crew and passengers. Larger vessels, such as brigs or barks, might hold even more, particularly during the height of trade or Immigration. The ship's purpose—whether for cargo, whaling, or passenger transport—also influenced how many people it could carry.
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How many people were on a boat traveling to Ellis Island in the 1800s?
there was 4000 thousands of people on a ship
Did the British ship many of the indigenous people back to England?
100 people came back
How did people travel from England to the US?
By ship and aeroplane.
What jobs did colonists in new England colonies have?
in the 1700s the new England colonies mainly had subsistence farming because of harsh climates and rocky soil. but in the 1800s the industrial revolution happened so many new England colonist became factory workers.
What were some good jobs in Maine in 1768?
New England was known for having a lot of shipyards and ship builders from colonial times to the mid 1800s
Sailing ships of the early 1800s how many tons did a typical sailing ship weigh?
90 tons
How did people travel from England to NZ?
Before Aeroplanes they travelled by ship.
How many people on Henry Hudson's ship?
how many people were on Henry Hudson ship
How many people can fit into a slave ship?
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How many people work on a cruise ship?
how many people work in a cruise ship line
Back in the 1600s how did you get from England to Delaware?
By ship, the boat would take about 7 to 12 months to get from England to Delaware. By that time there would be no food or clean water many people would have died.
How many people were on the ship Investigator?
At the time that Flinders left England in July 1801, the Investigator had a total complement of 88 people. This included officers, crew, marines, and scientists.
