This is from Canadian Passenger Lists on ancestry. Sorry the image is fuzzy but the original is not good quality.
3 March 1909, Hugh Glover [2nd name on page] arrives into St John, New Brunswick from Liverpool.
The last column says where he is heading for. I haven't a clue what it might be. All I know is he ended up in Whitewater Community, Manitoba on the 1916 census of that province. His wife and adopted son arrived in the November that same year and the passenger list says she was heading to Elgin, Manitoba to live with her husband and 7 months is mentioned which I assume means the length of time he had already been in the country as the March to November is 7 months. The fuzzy word is not Elgin, Whitewater or Manitoba.
Thanks in advance.
3 March 1909, Hugh Glover [2nd name on page] arrives into St John, New Brunswick from Liverpool.
The last column says where he is heading for. I haven't a clue what it might be. All I know is he ended up in Whitewater Community, Manitoba on the 1916 census of that province. His wife and adopted son arrived in the November that same year and the passenger list says she was heading to Elgin, Manitoba to live with her husband and 7 months is mentioned which I assume means the length of time he had already been in the country as the March to November is 7 months. The fuzzy word is not Elgin, Whitewater or Manitoba.
Thanks in advance.
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