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(Extracted from the Immigration Report of 1838)
The column "By whom sent; Master" gives general comments and information about assistance which was given to some of the passengers on that vessel. If the Master of the vessel is known, his name will also be given. Some passengers were assisted to emigrate by the Poor Law Commissioners. Others were assisted by Parish funds while still others, were assisted by their landlord.
| Vessel | From Whence | Arrived
on or between |
Passengers | By whom sent; Master |
| Colborne | London | wrecked at Port Daniel, Bay of Chaleurs in Oct and 42 died; blamed the Capt. | ||
| Joseph | wk ending July 21 | some from Cape Breton where they lived for 10 years to Quebec then to Burford, London district | ||
| Eliza | Greenock | wk ending Aug 25 | all to Upper Canada | |
| Nereid | London | wk ending Aug 25 | some sent by parish of Edenbridge, Kent | |
| ? | ? | wk ending Sept 29 | 200 | Highlanders brought out by the British American Land Company to Port St. Francis in Eastern townships |
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