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Nanaimo Family History Society - Ships Passenger List Index Index as at 22 June 2013 Page Number: 1 Arriving at Quebec Ports during the period 31 Jul 1903 to 13 Oct 1910 Names from Ant to Armo Surname, Given Name Age Country of Birth Date of Arrival Name of Ship Page # Reel # Notes Ant, Mrs. a English 03 July,1908 Tunisian 016-00G T-4759 Antakli, Joseph 24 Syria 21 July,1904 Lake Simcoe 001-00A T-483 Antal, Andras 17 Hungary 11 May,1906 Montezuma 044-042 T-486 Antal, Gergely 26 Hungary 23 May,1910 Lake Michigan 001-001 T-4766 Antal, Gisela 7 Hungary 11 May,1906 Montezuma 044-042 T-486 Antal, Istvan 17 Hungary 11 May,1906 Montezuma 044-042 T-486 Antal, Michal 21 Hungary 01 June,1910 Mount Royal 001-001 T-4767 Antal, Mihaly 32 Hungary 11 May,1906 Montezuma 044-042 T-486 Antaliph, Malke 21 Russian 25 June,1909 Megantic 011-011 T-4761 Antapowicz, Nikolaj 35 Galicia 23 May,1907 Montezuma 007-007 T-489 Antaracci, Donato 24 Italy 11 May,1906 Montezuma 022-020 T-486 Antaracci, Gregoris 16 Italy 11 May,1906 Montezuma 022-020 T-486 Antas, Stanislaw 38 Galicia 27 May,1905 Southwark 001-001 T-484 Antbenac, Bertrand 13 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Carmen 6 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Eugene 50 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Felicia 8 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Gabrielle 7 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Hamilton 10 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Joseph 1y6m France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Laure 45 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Marguerita 11 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antbenac, Marie Laure 22 France 03 August,1904 Halifax 011-011 T-483 Antce, Lofza 18 Russia 01 October,1910 Cairnrona 014-004 T-4772 Antebilla, Kolan 24 Finland 15 September,1910 Empress of Britain 026-000 T-4771 Antekly, Odell Garus 18 Arab 14 November,1906 Montrose 003-002 T-489 Antekly, Rosa Georges 22 Arab 14 November,1906 Montrose 003-002 T-489 Antel, Palenik 45 Austria 14 July,1910 Royal Edward 021-000 T-4769 Antell, Annie 37 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antell, Edith 11 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antell, Ernest 29 England 05 August,1909 Empress of Britain 024-001 T-4762 Antell, Johan 36 Finland 19 July,1907 Empress of Britain 016-016 T-491 Antell, Marie 4 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antell, Olive 5 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antell, Rose 2 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antell, Thos. 10 England 31 May,1907 Virginian 026-025 T-490 Antemicfuk, Konstantin 38 Bucko 22 May,1906 Mount Temple 014-014 T-486 Anten, Samuel 19 England 15 May,1904 Canada 002-000 T-482 Antenpaka, Johan 44 Finnland 25 August,1906 Lake Manitoba 004-003 T-488 Antenucci, Costanzo 47 Italy 06 August,1909 Corinthian 006-003 T-4762 Antenucci, Guiseppe 16 Italy 06 August,1909 Corinthian 006-003 T-4762 Anteraiko, Wilma 19 Finland 02 September,1909 Empress of Britain 048-024 T-4763 Anterieux, Henry C. A. E. 23 France 06 August,1909 Corinthian 006-003 T-4762 Anterman, Maria 34 Germany 15 June,1907 Victorian 035-035 T-490 Anterman, Maria 4 Germany 15 June,1907 Victorian 035-035 T-490 Anterman, Peter 36 Germany 15 June,1907 Victorian 035-035 T-490 Anterman, Stella 10 Germany 15 June,1907 Victorian 035-035 T-490 Web page - http://members.shaw.ca/nanaimo.fhs/ For numbered notes, see the last page of the file or the web page. Nanaimo Family History Society - Ships Passenger List Index Index as at 22 June 2013 Page Number: 2 Arriving at Quebec Ports during the period 31 Jul 1903 to 13 Oct 1910 Names from Ant to Armo Surname, Given Name Age Country of Birth Date of Arrival Name of Ship Page # Reel # Notes Anters, Heikki 30 Finland 23 October,1905 Dominion 010-010 T-486 Anterson, Augusta 19 Norway 02 October,1908 Victorian 005-005 T-4759 Anthes, Cora 15 Germany 15 October,1909 Empress of Ireland 019-017 T-4764 Anthes, Jacob 45 Germany 15 October,1909 Empress of Ireland 019-017 T-4764 Anthes, Katie 16 Germany 15 October,1909 Empress of Ireland 019-017 T-4764 Anthes, Mabel 19 Germany 15 October,1909 Empress of Ireland 019-017 T-4764 Anthime, Emile 17 France 21 June,1907 Parisian 004-003 T-490 Anthime, Jules France 03 June, 1910 Pomeranian 003-00C T-4767 Anthis, Ella 26 Canada 15 September,1910 Empress of Britain 001-000 T-4771 Anthistle, Edward a Canada 17 September,1909 Corinthian 008-008 T-4763 Anthla, Anna 25 Finland 17 August,1907 Dominion 011-010 T-491 Anthoney, Jessie E. 20 England 09 June,1910 Empress of Ireland 023-023 T-4767 Anthony, Albert 26 English 07 May,1909 Laurentic 003-003 T-4760 Anthony, Albert 56? England 14 August,1910 Lake Manitoba 014-014 T-4770 Anthony, Albert E. 18 England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Albt. 24 English 05 July,1907 Tunisian 020-020 T-490 Anthony, Alma a Canada 03 October,1910 Pretorian 002-002 T-4772 Anthony, Archibald 29 Scotch 28 May,1906 Pretorian 009-00A T-486 Anthony, Arthur 33 England 08 August,1907 Ottawa 001-001 T-491 Anthony, Beatrice 23 English 18 May,1906 Lake Champlain 006-005 T-486 Anthony, Caroline 36 England 04 November,1904 Canada 029-015 T-484 01 Anthony, Caroline 52 English 15 May,1910 Canada 018-002 T-4766 Anthony, Chas. P. 29 U.S.A. 27 August,1910 Laurentic 011-010 T-4770 Anthony, Chas. T. 30 England 01 May,1905 Ionian 007-007 T-484 Anthony, Connie infant England 31 July,1908 Tunisian 013-00A T-4759 Anthony, Constance ? England 09 October,1909 Lake Erie 003-003 T-4764 Anthony, David 10 Scotland 24 September,1906 Athenia 010-006 T-488 Anthony, Doris infant England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Edason Canada 03 October,1910 Pretorian 002-002 T-4772 Anthony, Edith 15 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, Edith 23 English 11 October,1907 Canada 001-001 T-492 Anthony, Eliz 24 England 25 July,1909 Corsican 016-00A T-4762 Anthony, Elizabeth Mrs. 24 England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Elizth 22 USA 28 August,1909 Dominion 008-008 T-4762 Anthony, Elizth. 62 England 14 August,1910 Lake Manitoba 014-014 T-4770 Anthony, Elsie 3 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, Emily 31 England 12 August,1904 Lake Champlain 010-011 T-483 Anthony, Emily 53 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, Emily 59 England 21 July,1910 Corsican 017-001 T-4769 Anthony, Emily B. 22 U.S. Citz 06 September,1908 Vancouver 011-011 T-4759 Anthony, Ernest Canada 03 October,1910 Pretorian 002-002 T-4772 Anthony, Ernest 15 England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Ernest 17 England 29 September,1905 Bavarian 017-017 T-485 Anthony, Ernest 27 English 18 May,1906 Lake Champlain 006-005 T-486 Anthony, Ethel 11 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, Florence 27 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, Fred 2 England 06 May,1907 Virginian 004-004 T-489 Web page - http://members.shaw.ca/nanaimo.fhs/ For numbered notes, see the last page of the file or the web page. Nanaimo Family History Society - Ships Passenger List Index Index as at 22 June 2013 Page Number: 3 Arriving at Quebec Ports during the period 31 Jul 1903 to 13 Oct 1910 Names from Ant to Armo Surname, Given Name Age Country of Birth Date of Arrival Name of Ship Page # Reel # Notes Anthony, Frederick 18 England 05 August,1905 Bavarian 012-012 T-485 Anthony, G. D. 32 England 08 October,1904 Parisian 002-002 T-483 Anthony, Geo. 25 England 29 September,1905 Bavarian 009-009 T-485 Anthony, Geo. Alb. 21 England 01 May,1905 Ionian 007-007 T-484 Anthony, George 32 England 28 August,1905 Pretorian 005-00E T-485 Anthony, George 33 English 29 June,1907 Canada 004-003 T-490 Anthony, George 3m English 29 June,1907 Canada 004-003 T-490 Anthony, Gimrod 19 England 09 September,1905 Lake Manitoba 005-005 T-485 Anthony, Gordon 11m England 08 August,1907 Ottawa 001-001 T-491 Anthony, Handel 3 England 06 May,1907 Virginian 004-004 T-489 Anthony, Harry 24 England 12 July,1902 Tunisian 005-002 T-480 Anthony, Henry 2 England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Henry 27 England 08 May,1904 Bavarian 011-00K T-482 Anthony, Ida Florence ? England 09 October,1909 Lake Erie 003-003 T-4764 Anthony, Jack 18 England 20 August,1909 Corsican 005-001 T-4762 Anthony, James 08 August,1908 Lake Manitoba 008-008 T-4759 Anthony, James 20 England 05 June,1908 Empress of Britain 011-011 T-493 Anthony, Jane 27 Scotland 09 October,1910 Hesperian 005-002 T-4772 Anthony, Jane a Ireland 03 October,1910 Pretorian 002-002 T-4772 Anthony, Jas.
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