Converse of object

• assist: Clarke had gone out with Mr. Reed, I believe, under the pretense of assisting the emigrants.

• carry: Passenger lists from ships carrying emigrants from the 17th century.

• return: The last ship carrying returning emigrants left the West Indies for India in 1954.

• arrive: Once the trains arrived the emigrants made their way to their next destination.

• take: During the recession of the 1840s, Price Walker even resorted to taking emigrants to America in their empty timber ships.

• intend: Up to this date, Vere Foster had given assistance to intending emigrants without any stipulation that the money given should be paid back.

Preposition: on

• board: There was only a small number of emigrants on board.

Adjective modifier

• Irish: Many of the Irish emigrants went to America or Canada.

• Russian: In the Department I someone can find information on the Polish-Soviet relationships and reports on activity of the Russian emigrants ' committees abroad.

• Welsh: He was a leading member of the original party of Welsh emigrants who arrived in Patagonia on the " Mimosa " in 1865.

• Scottish: Enough has been said to show that the Scottish emigrant was not afraid of his religious opinions.

• Italian: Further problems arose with the use of the children of Italian emigrants in the national team.

Modifies a noun

• ship: The first emigrant ship ' The Friends Goodwill ' left Larne in 1717.

• vessel: This is generally expected on board of all emigrant vessels.

• letter: Our collections of emigrant letters for example are, in the main, written by ordinary people to their families back home.

• train: The separate departure platform for the emigrant trains has survived to the rear of this building.

• trade: He handled about a fifth of the emigrant trade of Liverpool.

• experience: Also on display are some emigrant letters, usually with transcripts, giving first hand accounts of the emigrant experience.

Noun used with modifier

• child: There are few TNA documents available that record child emigrants for this period.