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Hi! Does anyone have access to full Ancestry (or findmypast) passenger lists? I'm looking for any entries which would fit for the following:

William Lord Watts born 1850, England, died ?1921 Trinidad. I know he intended leaving New York for Trinidad in Jan 1920. A notice in the Los Angeles Times says that he was in Trinidad for a year, had just popped over to England and back to Trinidad, then died.
His wife Euphemia (or Effie, born abt 1855 Scotland) traveled with him and she returned alone to New York in Jan 1921, as a widow.

So, could anyone see if there is a record of them to or from Trinidad/England in 1920 or early 1921?

Hugely grateful for any help. It looks as though a Euphemia M Watts arrived in Southampton but I don't know if that is her or not.

OK, had some help with this and have now crossed these possibles out so as far as I'm concerned this can be deleted or archived or whatever
Fast or what?
Thanks to the fairy who helped.

This isnt a passenger list but passport application, may help with the dates! Theres even a photo of her! Made me goosey reading it!
Euphemia Watts. 24th December 1919
Age 43, 5ft 10 inches, forhead, medium. Eyes Brown. Nose, mouth and chin, medium. Hair Brown. Complexion Dark. Face Oval. Distinguishing mark, mole on right cheeck.
Person who Indentified, Rev Joseph A Lacouture, known her for 15 years.
She swears, born in Scotland. Husband William L Watts, born in England, he emigrted, unknown, from Liverpool on or about 1872, resided 5 years in united states, from 1914 to 1919 at Los Angegles, California, he was naturised in the superior court of City and County of San Fransisco, California, 13th May 1892.
I am the wife of the person for 1 year, 1918-1919, at Los Angeles
I am about to go abroad temporary and intend to return within 3 months. for the following purpose Island of Trinidad, accompany husband.
I intend to leave New York City, sailing on board the unknown on Jan 15 1918
signed 18th Dec 1818

Jo

Oh didnt see your earlier reply
Hope what you found was good.
Jo

Thanks Jo