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Film T-5471
Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba for the month of November 1910
Tourists 5-4, 3-2, 4-3, 2-4, 3-2
(page 120) November 1910
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Day of Month
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Name
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Age
M
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Age
F
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Occupation
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Country of birth
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Country of Citizenship
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Travelling
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Train No
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From
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To
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How much Money
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Remarks
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19
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A E Mills
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21
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Bros Heper
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USA
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USA
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GN Passenger
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Iowa
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Portage La Prairie
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$40
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Locating with Host Parr C
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Alexander Corory
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26
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Farmer
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Russia
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Russia
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Do
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Russia
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Sottler A
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$25
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Live with Uncle
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21
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A Balgor
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24
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Do
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Germany
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Germany
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Do
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ND
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Winnipeg M
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$50
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G Cundra
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30
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Do
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?
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?
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Do
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?
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Do
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$55
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J Valenbrack
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23
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Do
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?
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?
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Do
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?
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Do
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$60
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Miss B Johnson
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21
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USA
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USA
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Do
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?
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Do
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$15
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Visiting Folks
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Miss O Bergson
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17
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?
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?
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Do
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?
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Do
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$20
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Do
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22
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Adolf Fryer
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22
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Farmer
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Germany
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German
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Do
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Mich
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Lanigan S
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$47
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Going to Uncle & Married Sister
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Mrs Henry Olson
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19
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USA
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USA
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Do
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ND
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Mozark S
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$20
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Joining Husband
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23
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Jas Cameron
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22
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Do
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Scotland
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Scot
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Do
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?
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Winnipeg M
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$50
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Wm Gill
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25
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Do
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?
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?
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Do
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?
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Do
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$100
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M Rivelan
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20
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Do
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USA
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USA
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Do
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?
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Moose Jaw S
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$85
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24
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O S Langarak
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26
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Do
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Norway
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Norway
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Do
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Minn
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Battleford S
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$200
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Jos Butz
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27
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Blacksmith
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Austria
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Austria
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Do
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ND
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Winnipeg M
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$75
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Lived 6 yrs in Can absent 4 mos
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Albert Linquist
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29
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Farmer
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USA
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USA
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Do
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?
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Clair
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$50
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Film of border crossings at Gretna Manitoba in 1910 transcribed by "Jim Bundy" E-mail.
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Film T-5471
Report of Admissions at the Port of Gretna, Manitoba 1910
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