The Nanaimo Family History Society in British Columbia, Canada, has an index with ship passenger lists for ships entering Quebec ports from 3 July 1903 to 13 October 1910. There are over 750,000 names from over 1,400 ship arrivals. “All passengers shown on the ships manifest are being indexed. This includes returning Canadians, tourists, passengers destined for the US and persons whose names have been crossed out. As a
“All passengers shown on the ships manifest are being indexed. This includes returning Canadians, tourists, passengers destined for the US and persons whose names have been crossed out. As a result you may see a person more than once as they return to Canada from visits overseas.”
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