| NB Provincial Archives:
Port Returns [including Passenger Lists], 1816-1838 |
| Ship Builders and Mariners in the 1861 Census |
| New Brunswick Lost
at Sea
Searchable Database of Men Lost at Sea-Sailors Name, Boat Name, Date and any additional information if known |
| Visit Canada's National Archives
search through the Online Immigration Records 1925-1935 |
| Be sure to check this site- Pier 21 http://www.pier21.ca/ |
| Welcome to Lloyds Register |
| Visit Gilbert
Provost's website and search for registration details
of a vessel such as the rigging, the tonnage,dimensions, propulsion, owners and her Master. ( transcribed from Lloyds Register 1764-2001) |
| Welcome to the Ship
Information Database
Contains information about ships that were registered in Canadian ports or sailed in Canadian waters. |
| MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY MARITIME HISTORY
ARCHIVES
Memorial University of Newfoundland -online research To order Ships and Seafarers of Atlantic Canada CD - see below |
| Visit The Ships List
Home Page
Search The Ships List Searchable ARCHIVES |
| See Town of ShediacWebsite-History Shipbuilding |
| Visit the new-Brunswick.net website to read about ship Building and the Marco Polo |
| Henry O'Leary- ship builder |
| The Miramichi River - "Great Canadian Rivers" |
PASSENGER LISTS
| Be sure to Visit the: Canadian Archives - IMMIGRATION RECORDS |
| Visit The
PEI Island Register
for Extensive Information about Ships and Ship Lists |
| Check Alan Tupmans website for hisship passenger list database |
| "Important Ports in New Brunswick"
Excellent information about Shipping Ports in New Brunswick from the webpages of Zella Layden Irish Genealogy in Canada |
| Check this : Distant
Cousin Ships Lists
( if your ancestor may have gone to the US before coming to Canada) |
| You must visit MARJ'S
HOMEPAGE and check out the
genealogy link |
| Searching for a List?? Be sure to Check:
Sheila's Links to Passenger Lists on the Net |
| Visit the McKane
website
Ireland to New Brunswick- Zephyr Passenger List |
| Genseek
Genealogy Site
hosted by Jenny Williams Fawcett - many links |
| The Olive Tree
Free Ships' Passenger lists, family surnames and more. |
| Desmond Website for passenger Lists to New Brunswick -specific to Desmond surname |
| Immigrants
to Canada in Nineteenth Century
A link to Marj's homepage to a large collection of links to info about the ships that sailed to Canadian ports, as well as to other countries. |
| Tony
Cimorelli's Searchable Database
(Contains the complete Morton Allan Directory of Ship Arrivals) |
| Did you ancestor go to Nova Scotia first? Check here:
Passenger Lists to Pictou NS |
| Visit: The
Maritime History Virtual Archives
Info about the Marco Polo |
| Mayflower
Web Page
This page has passenger lists, some genealogies of Mayflower passengers, info on societies, and more. |
| Mayflower and Early Ancestors |
MAILING LISTS
| The Ships List is a mailing list to help those seeking information on which vessel brought their ancestors to their new home. This is an international list. To subscribe, send a message to TheShipsList-L-request@rootsweb.com with the one word SUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. |
| If you are researching a Mariner then you may want to join this list. To subscribe, send a message to mariners-L-request@rootsweb.com with the one word SUBSCRIBE in the body of the message. |
BOOKS FOR SALE
| GREW, Milton G.
Richibucto: the era of "tall ships": ships of the Richibucto River, 1992, |
| Manny, L.: Shipbuilding on the Miramichi.
Manny, L.: Ships of Kent County, New Brunswick. 1949. |
| Petchey, Helen M
The Brothers Weldon 1995. Saddle stitched book, 16pp, illus. Dorchester, New Brunswick's Weldon family and the Weldon brothers who built ships at Dorchester and Richibucto respectively in the 19th century. |
| Thompson, M.J.: Jardine Shipbuilding of Kent Co. N.B. 1963. |
| Wallace, F.W.: Record of Canadian Shipping. 1929 |
| The Ships and Seafarers of Atlantic Canada CD is available for
researchers. It can be ordered from:
Maritime History Archive Memorial University Newfoundland A1C 5S7. For more interesting details, visit Memorial University Maritime History Archive's web site |
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page is part of the Kent County GenWeb Project
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