SEARCH FOR ANCESTORS IN SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS on OLIVE TREE GENEALOGY
This Search Engine searches Ships Passenger Lists on Olive Tree Genealogy pages Search Engines are indexed once a week, so new lists put online may not be in the Search Engine for 7 days. Don't miss an ancestor! Be sure you search using ships passenger lists links at Ships Passenger Lists to USA section Olive Tree Ships Lists Find ANY word Find ALL words  Find EXACT phrase    Help

SEARCH FOR ANCESTORS IN SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO CANADA

Finding ancestors has never been easier! Surnames are at your fingertips with my custom-built Search Engines! These Search Engines will search ALL off-site Internet pages and Olive Tree Genealogy pages for ships passenger lists to CANADA TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL SEARCHING: Be creative with spelling - remember that spelling wasn't exact in the early years Remember that transcribers can make errors so if you don't find your ancestor, do a manual search on each passenger list. Some common mistakes in reading old handwriting are: L=S; K=R; V=W; U=N; F=T; ss=fs and so on Search Engines are indexed once a week, so new lists put online may not be in the Search Engine for 7 days. Thus you may miss an ancestor unless you search using the links to ships passenger lists that I provide on my Ships Passenger Lists to Canada section Find ANY word Find ALL words  Find EXACT phrase    Help

National Archives of Canada Immigration Records 1925-1935 The National Archives of Canada holds immigration records from 1865 to 1935. 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. A series of old nominal indexes exist for the 1925 to 1935 records. In cooperation with the National Archives of Canada, the Pier 21 Society in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has input the information from the passenger list indexes into this database. Use the Search Box below to search the NAC database of immigration records. It is not necessary to fill in all the fields. Results of your search will show in a separate browser window, and clicking on any 'hit' will take you directly to the NAC site for more details. Enter one or more search terms. Wildcard characters: $ (eg. colon$ for colonie, colony, etc.) ? (eg. Sm?th for Smith, Smyth, etc.) Surname: Given Name: Year of Arrival: Port of arrival: All ports (Canada & USA) Quebec, Quebec Montreal, Quebec Halifax, Nova Scotia Saint John, New Brunswick North Sydney, Nova Scotia Vancouver, British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Ship: Number of references per page:   5 10 20 30 50 100 MAX

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The inGeneas Database contains Canadian passenger and immigration records from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries.

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SEARCH FOR ANCESTORS IN SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO USA
Finding ancestors has never been easier! Surnames are at your fingertips with my custom-built Search Engines! These Search Engines will search ALL off-site Internet pages and Olive Tree Genealogy pages for ships passenger lists to U.S.A.

SEARCH FOR ANCESTORS IN SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO AUSTRALIA & NZ
Finding ancestors has never been easier! Surnames are at your fingertips with my custom-built Search Engines! These Search Engines will search ALL off-site Internet pages and Olive Tree Genealogy pages for ships passenger lists to Australia & New Zealand!

Disclaimer: Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information on The Olive Tree Genealogy pages, all transcriptions are subject to human error, and researchers should always check the original source of any list.