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Passenger arrivals up to 1935 have been opened for researchers to use. This lecture includes information on ship passenger lists, border crossing records, and naturalization and citizenship documents. It is an overview of what's available and how to use the information effectively. Many people heading to the United States from Europe went through Canada. The session refers to these links:Passenger lists 1865-1922 On the Library and Archives Canada website. Not indexed yet. Library and Archives Canada Features include an index to arrivals 1925-1935, a naturalization index and more. Ancestors on Board Passengers outbound from England, 1890-1960. Cross-reference for your arrivals in Canada. Passenger List Indexing Project The Nanaimo Family History Society has launched a remarkable project -- indexing Canadian passenger lists from the early 1900s. So far, about 396,000 arrivals at Quebec, from May 1907 through October 1910, have been indexed. Friends of Dave Howard Index About 34,000 arrivals at Quebec from 1898 and 1899. Maritime History Archive On the site of Memorial University of Newfoundland. Includes crew lists. One Hundred Years of Immigration to Canada Forging Our Legacy - Canadian Citizenship and Immigration 1900-1977 CanGenealogy.com Searches of the National Registration of 1940 Ancestry.com The largest collection of American passenger arrival records. Ingeneas Includes arrival records Pier 21 - Halifax The Olive Tree Historical and genealogical information includes Ships' Passenger Lists. Emigration Info - Ships They Came On Lists of ships sailing to Canada, the ports, and the people. The Ships List Provides information on the ships used by our ancestors when they came to North America. Hamburg - Link to your Roots United States National Archives and Records Administration Germans from Russia arrivals 1900-1914 Castle Garden index 1830-1892 Ellis Island index 1892-1924 Search the Ellis Island site in one step! Mail addresses: For the 1940 National Registration: Census Pension Searches Unit Census Operations Division Statistics Canada B1E-34 Jean Talon Building Tunney's Pasture OTTAWA, Ontario, Canada K1A 0T6 For photocopies from the National Archives of Canada: Send orders by mail to: Photoduplication Unit National Archives of Canada 395 Wellington St. Ottawa, Ont. K1A 0N3 Send orders by fax to: (613) 995-6274 Immigration records post-1935, and all naturalization records Citizenship and Immigration Canada Public Rights Administration 365 Laurier Ave West 15th Floor Ottawa, Ont., K1A 1L1 Each application must be submitted on an Access to Information Request Form by a Canadian citizen or a resident of Canada. The fee is $5, payable to the Receiver General of Canada. Updated April 3, 2008 |
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