Hello all I am researching the following individuals and their families and am wondering if there would be any records of them entering or leaving Canada? Weir ANDERSON b c1822 Jamaica, d 1876 Dist of York, Ontario. He married in 1848 ENG to Margaret ANDERSON (nee WEIR) b c1826 Jamaica, d 1907 Freshwater, Isle of Wight. Their children: 1. John Weir ANDERSON b 1850 Lancashire ENG, d 1908 Dist of York, Ontario. Married Alice Ellen Maud INCE 1880 Canada and had at least 3 children, all born in Canada: John Weir ANDERSON, Thomas Ince ANDERSON and Walter Fraser ANDERSON 2. Ann ANDERSON b c1852 married Prof MACLEAN from University of Michigan 3. Margaret ANDERSON b abt 1854, married C. Hugo PIETZCKER 1882 Berne Switzerland 4. Adam Walter ANDERSON b 1855 Lancashire ENG, m 1881 Windsor Ontario to Cornelia Brodhead MACDONNELL and they had at least 5 children (the first three born in Jamaica and the last two born in Canada): Weir ANDERSON, John ANDERSON, Linda (or Leila?) ANDERSON, Ellen Margaret/Maud ANDERSON and Jessie Brodhead ANDERSON 5. Charles E. ANDERSON b 1856 Lancashire ENG 6. Weir ANDERSON b 1857 Lancashire ENG 7. Emily Clark ANDERSON b 1860 Lancashire ENG, d 1951 Freshwater, Isle of Wight 8. Helen ANDERSON b 1863 Lancashire ENG, m Mr. MALON (place unknown) and they were living at Vargas, Vancouver Island B.C. in 1915 9. Jane Huntley ANDERSON b 1865 Lancashire ENG 10. Harold Hutton ANDERSON b 1867 Lancashire ENG, living in Jamaica c1890, then Australia from 1892 to at least 1901 and again from c1917 to c1921. There is a strong possibility that he may have visited Canada in the early part of the century (i.e. sometime between 1901 and 1917) and again after 1921. His wife's first name was Mary, but she may not have accompanied him. 11. Arthur George ANDERSON b 1870 Lancashire ENG, living in Australia c1892 to at least 1901. Joined the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force in 1915 so he must have entered Canada sometime between 1901 and 1915. If anyone has access to any of this information, or if you can point me in the direction of any online resources I would be most grateful. Anne (in Australia)