March 28	The SS England leaves Liverpool, England
March 28	The SS England leaves Liverpool, England
March 29	The SS England arrives Queenstown, Ireland, 5:00 p.m.
March 29	The SS England leaves Queenstown
April 2	8-year-old German boy on board dies of cholera More deaths on board from cholera
April 9	The SS England arrives in Halifax Passengers are put on McNab's Island and housed in tents. The weather becomes snowy and rainy Fires blaze night and day
April 17	Dr. Slayter, chief health officer in charge, dies from cholera
April 18	Dr. Slayter is buried The SS England leaves Halifax for New York; some passengers are left behind 2-3 days later the SS England arrives in New York and anchors in Quarantine Waters, Lower Bay, New York
April 30	Dr. Swinburne, a NY health official, reports that all on board the SS England are healthy, but still in quarantine
May 11	The SS England "arrives" in New York according to the National Archives records of ship arrivals
May 17	The Louisa Moore leaves Halifax with the remaining passengers from the England
May 23	The Louisa Moore arrives in New York

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