Film T-5471 Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba transcribed by Jim Bundy


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Film T-5471

Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba for the month of July 1910


Tourists 11-7, 4-9

Page 76


Day of Month

Name

Age

M

Age

F

Occupation

Country of birth

Country of Citizenship

Travelling

Train No

From

To

How much Money

Remarks

27

HB Cravill

49

 

Railroader

USA

USA

GN Passenger

 

Ind

Wpeg

$100

 

 

HM Seymour

40

 

Farmer

"

"

Do

 

Conn

Saskatoon

$200

 

 

Minnie do

 

18

Daughter

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

 

 

 

TS Sletto

29

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

ND

Do

$50

 

 

C Johnson

29

 

Do

"

"

DO

 

"

DO

$200

 

28

Wm Fisher

40

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

$150

 

 

Miss do

 

19

Sister

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

 

 

 

Lewis Boudray

30

 

Boiler Maker

"

"

Do

 

Mich

Wpeg

$30

 

 

Chas Roy

20

 

Labourer

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

$30

 

 

Napoleon Dufrey

24

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

$25

 

 

Percy Oshawnese

29

 

Farmer

"

"

Do

 

ND

Nakomis

$20

Has Job

 

Geo Larsen

28

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

"

Lawgan

$95

 

 

Clarence Hoverson

19

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

$35

 

29

Gus Olson

69

 

Do

"

"

GN Freight

 

"

Phippen S

 

Car of Effects

 

Frank do

36

 

Do

"

"

Do

 

"

Do

 

Do



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Film of border crossings at Gretna Manitoba in 1910 transcribed by "Jim Bundy" E-mail. As it happens, almost all of the people were arriving from various midwestern US states, and on their way to several places in Saskatchewan. A very few actually stayed in Manitoba. A few were arriving directly from Europe. Almost all were travelling by rail.

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Film T-5471

Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba 1910