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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS
SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO CANADAShips Passenger Lists to New Brunswick CanadaIn 1832, a provincial statute was enacted by the General Assembly of New Brunswick entitled “An Act to Regulate Vessels Arriving from the United Kingdom with Passengers and Emigrants". It imposed a duty of five shillings for each passenger landed which was to be paid by the ship's master. The Treasurer or any Deputy Treasurer was to receive such monies and the funds collected were to be directed towards the relief from the burdens of caring for diseased and destitute immigrants. In this manner passenger lists, which were manifests of cargo, became part of Custom House records retained in the Province.The creation and filing of lists of passengers was required under various shipping acts of the United Kingdom but those lists were retained at British and Irish ports. Disasters like the Great Fire of Saint John in 1877 and the lack of a provincial archives in New Brunswick before 1967, account in part for the lack of documentation of immigration to North America in the 19th Century. Passenger lists have been found for the following ports only:
Online Ships Passenger Lists 1800-1840Ships to St. Johns New Brunswick CanadaCharles Napier 1847 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Progress 1847 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Marchioness of Clydesdale 1847 Ireland To St. John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Envoy 1847 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry 1847 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry 1848 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry 1849 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) British Queen 1849 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry 1850 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Eagle 1850 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) James Redden 1850 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry 1851 Ireland to St John New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Ship Barbara, Ireland to St. John, New Brunswick 1851 (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Londonderry Ireland to St. John, New Brunswick 1851 Second Voyage (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Ship Mary Ann, Ireland to St. John, New Brunswick 1852 (J. J. Cooke Shipping Records) Mary Ann Ireland to St. John, New Brunswick 1853 (J. J. Cooke Shipping Records) Mary Ann 1853 second voyage Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Mary Ann First Journey Ireland to St. John, New Brunwsick 1854 (J. J. Cooke Shipping Records) Mary Ann Second Journey Ireland to St. John, New Brunwsick 1854 (J. J. Cooke Shipping Records) Miner 1854 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Ship unknown name from Cork Ireland to St. Johns (Newfoundland?) 1854 (Partial Ships Passenger List) Ship John Cart? from Liverpool to St. Johns September 1855 (Partial Ships Passenger List) Elizabeth 1858 Ireland to St John, New Brunswick (J J Cooke Shipping Records) Elizabeth Ireland to St. John 1859 Elizabeth Ireland to St. John 1860 Argentinus Ireland to St. John 1860 Elizabeth Ireland to St John New Brunswick 1861 Elizabeth Ireland to New Brunswick 1863 Nubia Ireland to New Brunswick 1863 Ships Passenger Lists to New Brunswick Canada 1865-1900None found onlineShips Passenger Lists to New Brunswick Canada 1900sNone found online. The National Archives of Canada holds microfilm copies of the passenger manifests of ships arriving at Saint-John (New-Brunswick) 1900 - 1935. For arrivals from 1919 to 1922, search in the Form 30A seriesWhere Else Can I Find Ships Passenger Lists to New Brunswick?New Brunswick Genealogy Find Canadian Naturalization Records The National Registration of 1940 gives the year of arrival. Ships to New Brunswick 1925-1935 Searchable database at NAC (National Archives of Canada) Irish Famine Migration To New Brunswick 1845-1852 [PANB - Provincial Archives, New Brunswick] Irish Immigrants to New Brunswick, Canada 1845-1852 *Searchable Database Irish Famine Migration to New Brunswick 1845 - 1852 (23,318 Records ) Passenger Lists 1816-1838 [PANB - Provincial Archives, New Brunswick] Passenger Lists of ships to St. John New Brunswick 1832-1838 St. John NB [Many lists, don't miss this!] New Brunswick, Canada, Passenger Lists: 1834 on Ancestry Zephyr of Donegal, Ireland to New Brunswick [Passengers To New Brunswick: The Custom House Records -- 1833, 34, 37 & 38] More Custom House Records for New Brunswick Ships Passenger Lists 1833-1834 & 1837-1838 Irish Ships to St John N.B. Look for books on Canadian Immigration Join CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865. This is a mailing list for the discussion and sharing of information regarding ship passenger lists, immigration records, naturalization records and ships' lists substitutes for immigration to Canada before 1865. To subscribe send "subscribe" to can-shipslists-pre1865-l-request@rootsweb.com (mail mode) or can-shipslists-pre1865-d-request@rootsweb.com (digest mode)." More information can be found on the Rootsweb CAN-SHIPSLISTS-PRE1865 page.
Look for ancestors in ships passenger lists arriving in Canada:1400-1800 | 1800-1820 | 1820-1850 | 1850-1864 | 1865-presentSearch Ships Passenger Lists to New Brunswick | to Nova Scotia | to Quebec Ontario
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