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Irish Canadian Emigration Records, 1823-1849 This database contains various records and reports of Canadian emigration agents James Allison and A.J. Buchanan. These lists are searchable by name. The two collections in this database are:Records of James Allison, Emigrant Agent at Montreal, 1823--1849 & Emigration Agent Returns of Emigrant Orphans, 1847
The Canadian Citizenship Act began on 1 January 1947. From 1763 to that date, people born in the provinces and colonies of British North America were all British subjects. Taking the oath of allegiance meant becoming a British subject. Thus immigrants from Great Britain and the Commonwealth (England, Ireland, Wales or Scotland) did not have to be naturalized.
Ontario Archives Citizenship & Naturalization Records
RG 4-32 C. Lamberti, Trout Creek, Ontario: Complaint of Excessive fees charged by W.L. Haight, Clerk of the Peace for Parry Sound, re naturalization of one Secondo Stagnaro.
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1920 To view this file, note the year and file number and contact the Information and Privacy Unit.
RG 4-32 A.G.O. [Attorney General's Department]: Rex vs. G.H. Alexander- appeal against a charge of conspiracy. The case involved the fraudulent use of a naturalization certificate for immigration purposes. 1925 - 1939.
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1925 To view this file, note the year and file number and contact the Information and Privacy Unit.
RG 4-32 C.J. Jacobsen, Hearst: Query re his right to obtain naturalization papers.
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1914 To view this file, note the year and file number and contact the Information and Privacy Unit
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