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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS TO CANADASS Saturnia Glasgow to Montreal Canada 1919This ship carried Soldiers in the CEF from Newfoundland. For more information on World War 1, and the CEF, see The Canadian Military Heritage Project Source:
National Archives of Canada
Newfoundland Repatriation DraftName; Age; Country of Birth; Race of People; Destination; Occupation in the Country From Which You Came
BRODERICK, Edward; 23; Newfoundland; English; St. Johns, N.F.; Soldier I hearby certify this party are all citizens of Newfoundland having being repatriated by Newfoundland Government with transportation to St. John N.S. (?) & I guarantee that they are merely passing through Canada in transit & I shall see they all leave via Sydney C.B. by ship belonging to Reid Newfoundland Co. on or about the 16th September 1919. The above party are military men who have done service overseas.
Quebec 14 Sept 1919
Transcriber: Annette Fulford, British Columbia
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