I understand that my Grandmother immigrated from Azores to Boston, MA with her 
3 sisters in 1866.
This ship left the “sound” at New Bedford, MA/Providence, RI on a three year 
trip following the gulf stream up around Greenland and Iceland down the west 
coast of Europe, boiling blubber on the decks of the ship, landing at the 
Portuguese Azores to refit their ships before the last leg of the journey home.
Jennie Solomon and her 3 sisters were old enough to leave without permission 
and travelled to America. The men of military age made arrangements with the 
whaler to smuggle them on board. The trip took one month to cross the Atlantic 
and Ended back at the “sound”.

I am trying to identify Jennie’s sisters, is it futile to think there are any 
ships records that would tell me their names?

Adair Borba


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