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  • Frank Denis Ouellette
    Born April 28 1945 in Northhampshire, England. Now Residing in Stoney Creek, Ontario. …
  • Miriam Ruth Harwin-Ouellette
    Miriam Ruth was born August 1, 1925 in London, England.  She came to Canada in the summer of 1946 with her first of six children (Frank) on board of the ship Queen Mary. Now Mrs. Ouellette is residing in Windsor, …
  • Nikander and Anna Owcharuk
    Nikander and Anna Owcharuk were my grandparents. They were both Ukrainian and arrived at Pier 21 on April 27, 1928 on board the ship, Estonia, operated by the Baltic American line. He was 28 and she was 24. They arrived with their young son Serge (aged three at the time) and Anna's mother, Mary. We …
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  • Maria Rosaria and Antonio
      Antonio Pagano   I arrived in Canada in April, 1958. I left Naples, Italy on a ship called the Vulcania on April 9th and I arrived at Pier 21 in Halifax on April 18th, 1958. I celebrated Easter on board the ship. I came from a small town in Italy called San Pietro Infine, in the Region of …
  • The Masecchia Family
    The Trip It was on the 24th of September 1965, the day I turned 10 years old that we left San Vittore del Lazio, a small town some 150 km south of Rome. We left our aunt’s house very early in the morning to go to Naples where the ship Queen Frederica would take the family to Halifax. I remember …

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