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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO CANADA * Search for Your Immigrant Ancestor in Ports of Arrival U.S.A. | Canada | Australia & New Zealand | South Africa | England * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists Outbound from USA & Canada * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists by Year of Arrival Peter Robinson Settlers from Ireland to Quebec In 1822, the British Government established a trial emigration scheme for Irish paupers to Upper Canada. There were two waves of emigration, one in 1823 the second in 1825. On July 1, 1823, Peter Robinson arranged for 568 paupers from Ireland (mainly Cork) to sail on two ships, the HEBE and the STAKESBY, to Quebec City. Each ship carried an experienced medical officer. Following an eight-week sea voyage, the passengers boarded steamships, then barges, and wagons for the rest of the journey to Upper Canada (present day Ontario). They settled in the Townships of Ramsay, Pakenham, Bathurst, Lanark, Beckwith, Goulbourn, Darling and Huntley in the Ottawa Valley area. In spring of 1825, Robinson recorded 2024 passengers on board nine ships - Fortitude, Resolution, Albion, Brunswick, Star, Amity, Regulus, Elizabeth, and John Barry. The ships left Cobh, Cork Harbour Ireland in May and June, 1825. By the fall of 1825, each family was relocated to a log shanty on property in – Asphodel, Douro, Dummer, Emily, Ennismore (Gore of Emily), Smith, and Otonabee Townships in Peterborough. Following are passenger lists and surgeons' logs with details of the sick and dying for the ships that made the voyage in 1825.  Surgeon's Journal of the Transport Ship John Barry between 22 April to 25 July 1825 during which time the said ship has been employed in conveying the Irish Emigrant Settlers from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 29, 2010]  Surgeon's Journal of the Transport Ship Amity between 5 April to 9 July 1825 during which time the said ship has been employed in conveying the Irish Emigrant Settlers from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 29, 2010]  Surgeon's Journal of the Transport Ship Elizabeth between 4 May 1825 & 21st July 1825 during which time the said ship has been employed in conveying the Irish Emigrant Settlers from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 27, 2010]  Medical and surgical journal of the Star transport ship for 6 April to 13 July 1825 by Ninian McMorris, Surgeon and Superintendent, during which time the said ship was employed in conveying emigrants to Quebec. [New Oct. 27, 2010]  Journal of the Medical and surgical journal of the Regulus transport ship for 7 April to 13 July 1825 by Matthew Burnside, Surgeon and Superintendent conveying the Irish Emigrant Settlers from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 30, 2010]  Medical and surgical journal of the Fortitude Emigrant Ship for 28 April to 1 July 1825 by Francis Connin, Surgeon and Superintendent conveying the Irish Emigrant Settlers from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 30, 2010]  Medical journal of the Brunswick, emigrant ship, for 5 April to 27 June 1825 by John Tarn surgeon and superintendent, during which time the said ship was employed in conveying emigrants from Cork to Quebec [New Oct. 30, 2010]  Medical and surgical journal of the Albion Convict Ship, for 4 April to 4 July 1825 by John Thomson Surgeon and Superintendent, during which time the said vessel was employed in conveying emigrants from Cork to Quebec. [New Oct. 30, 2010]  Passenger List of Fortitude May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Resolution May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Star May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Elizabeth May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Albion May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Brunswick May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Amity May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario  Passenger List of Regulus May 1825 Cork Ireland to Peterborough Ontario Also consult The Robinson Emigration to Canada (1823 & 1825) and 1825 Peter Robinson Irish Emigration View Surgeons At Sea: Surgeons' Journals from two of the Peter Robinson Ships at National Archives UK Survey and responses of George Buck.Don't miss Peter Robinson Settlers Survey Responses 1823-1825 180 settlers turned in response to a survey soon after they settled. 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