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Transcriptions of Manifests
St. Albans Border Crossings

These are the start of the manifests that are available on film.  These are from the group of films put out by the National Archives Records Administration titled St. Alban's Border Crossings.  Ships coming into the Great Lakes at the mouth of the St. Lawrence are on these films.  

    NAMES INDEXED   
All the names with links to the file they are in due to possible misspelled names on manifests!

• 1895 S. S. Oregon arrival date 26 January 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Labrador arrival date 8 February 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Laurentian arrival date 17 February 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Vancouver arrival date 23 February 1895 - 
• 1895 S. S. Numidian arrival date 2 March 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Oregon arrival date 13 March 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Carthaginian arrival date 28 March 1895 -
• 1895 S. S. Norwegian arrival date 28 March 1895 -  
• 1895 S. S. Parisian arrival date 01 April 1895 - 2 pages - completed
• 1895 S. S. Vancouver arrival date 07 April 1895 - 2 pages - complete
• 1895 S. S. Numidian arrival date 14 April 1895 - 2 pages - complete  
• 1895 S. S. Parisian arrival date 16 June 1895 - 5 pages - completed
• 1895 S. S. British Prince arrival date 13 May 1895 - 2 pages -completed
• 1895 S. S. Scotia arrival date 15 May 1895 - 4 pages completed - includes Canadian entries also!
• 1895 S. S. Carthaginian arrival date 17 May 1895 - only one passenger 
• 1896 S. S. Laurentian arrival date 24 February 1896 - 

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The lists are not hard to do and none are all that large compared to the ships that arrived in New York.  If you can transcribe a manifest or two please get in touch with the webmaster for more information.  All rights to the list belongs to the transcriber and is under their copyright. 

I am sorry I can not provide copies of the manifests in paper format at this time for transcribers.  The cost for paper copies for one manifest is as much as renting the whole film through LDS for one month at times.   If anyone has suggestions as to how to help people get a copy of one  manifest to transcribe I am open to suggestions. 

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