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Passenger

Lists

This page helps to source out passenger lists, and methods of immigration. For more about the ethnic place of origin, and citizenhip see history and the Saskatchewan Ethnic Origins project

Many of the immigrants to Canada during the early 1900's came via the port of Halifax or New York. The various passenger lists help to trace your ancestors journey from their homeland to various parts of North America. It is sometimes best to do other research first before starting here, to narrow down the search range of dates and reels to search through. The various mailing lists have very knowledgable people familiar with immigration patterns of various cultures and times of departure of various ships which coincide with emigration patterns.

Before this time, if they were of English extraction they came via the Hudson Bay trade routes through Hudson Bay and traveled through to Northern Saskatchewan. If the they were of French descent they came through the St. Lawrence waterway, via Winnipeg and through to Saskatchewan via inland routes.

Information regarding Passenger Lists

100 years of emigrant ships from Norway

American and Canadian Passenger/Emigration Registers - Everton Publishers

Boards > Topics > Immigration and Emigration > Canada > General

CANADA-IMMIGRANTS Mailing List

CAN-Naturalizations Mailing List

CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 Mailing List

Canada Immigrants Mailing List

Immigration Records - at National Archives

Héritage Portal Records of entry : ship notifications of arrival, 1865-19228 digitized microfilm reels

Héritage Portal Immigration Program : Headquarters central registry files575 digitized microfilm reels
"...This collection consists of records containing the core subject files of the Ottawa headquarters of the federal office responsible for immigration, on all aspects of its activities under the Immigration Act from about 1892 to about 1946. Some files also contain earlier or later correspondence, incorporated into the series for reference purposes or to document continuing cases. "

Héritage Portal Index to Passenger Lists, 1900-190878 digitized microfilm reels
"...This collection consists of two groups of manifest indexes. The first group dates from 1906 to 1920 and is organized chronologically by date of arrival for each ship, regardless of the port. The second group dates from 1921 to 1948 and is organized alphabetically by the name of a ship. The indexes include arrivals at the port of Quebec, Halifax and Saint John. All of the manifest indexes include the names of the passengers for each ship, which are provided in alphabetical order by surname. "

Home children
Arrivals at American Ports

Immigration Records - (1925-1935) Searchable Database at National Archives Archivia Net - Library and Archives Canada LAC
--The names of immigrants arriving from overseas are recorded in passenger lists.
--Those arriving from or via the United States are recorded in border entry lists.

Immigration and Citizenship Records Additionally at Library and Archives Canada LAC:

Canadian Immigration Records Part I - ancestry.com

Canadian Census and Naturalization Records

Canadian Genealogy Centre - Immigration and citizenship

Terminology and Abbreviations
After 1935
Passenger Lists before 1865
Immigrants from the Russian Empire (LI-RA-MA Collection)
Passenger Lists, 1865-1935
Home Children
Form 30A, 1919-1924 (Ocean Arrivals)
Passports
Border Entry
Citizenship
Form 30, 1919-1924 (Border Entries)

Canada
- General
- French immigrants
- German Immigrants
- Irish immigrants
- Scottish Immigrants
- Ukrainian Immigrants
Immigration
Ship records
Ships from England
Ships from Europe
Ships from Ireland
Ships from Scotland
Ships from Sweden

Rootsweb Boards > Topics > Migration

Migration patterns
Rivers in migration routes

Saskatchewan Archives | Family History Research | Federal Government Records | Passenger Lists and Citizenship (Naturalization) Records

Sskatchewan and its People 1924
* The Peopling of Saskatchewan.
o Immigration.
o The European Immigrant.
* Personal Knowledge of the European Immigrant

Searching Passenger Lists Using the LDS Family History Library Catalog: Global Gazette

Ships Arriving in 1890 - 1930 (taken from the Morton Allan Directory)

Ships and Immigration - AHSGR

Ship Information Database

Ship Information Database

The Ships List /A>

The Ships List Searchable Archives Database

Ships Passenter Lists and Indexes

Ship Passenger Lists - Doukhobor immigration to Canada

TheShipsList: Passengers, Ships, Shipwrecks

Tony Cimorelli's Searchable Database of Ships Arriving in 1890 - 1930 (taken from the Morton Allan Directory)

Tracing Immigrant Origins Research Guide from FamilySearch.org

University of Saskatchewan Archives
--Passenger lists on microfilm
--Address, hours of operation

US arrivals - Customs Passenger Lists

Upper Canada and Canada West Naturalization Records (1828-1850))

Young Immigrants to Canada Everton's Family History Newsline

Young Immigrants to Canada

What to Search : Topics - Genealogy and Family History - Library and Archives Canada. LAC. Passenger Lists, Immigration and Citizenship

World War II Troop Ship Crossings

THE SHIPS LIST

For more information join THE SHIPS LIST

THE SHIPS LIST digest mode and THE SHIPS LIST list mode Leave subject line BLANK (or put only SUBSCRIBE), and in the body of the message put just SUBSCRIBE. To post messages after you have subscribed use this e-mail address [email protected]
Canadian Immigration / Passenger Lists:

Ships' passenger lists, immigration records, naturalization records and ships' lists substitutes for immigration to Canada before 1865 Mailing address for postings is [email protected] To subscribe send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text in the body of the message to
[email protected] for mail mode
[email protected] for digest mode

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Card Manifests: St. Albans Passenger Arrival Records

In 1894, immigrants destined for the US leaving Canada were inspected and had information recorded on cards about folk who crossed the Canada-US border between 1895-1952. About 3 million cards were issued to passengers who traveled by train through ports along the borders from Washington to Maine. On the card is recorded the passengers name, age, birth, physical description, last residence, job, next of kin in country of departure, family in city of arrival, seaport vessel date of arrival, date and location of border crossing.

Immigration and Passenger Records on Microfilm: NARA National Archives and Records Administration USA:

Immigrant Arrivals: A guide to published Sources

--This above site is in regards to those immigrating to the US, some books may be of use to trace immigrants to Canada as well; because some books are about immigration to North America

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