SS Corsican Inspection Card - 1912
Canadian Immigrant Inspection Card was issued in 1912 to a steerage passenger on board the Allan Line SS Corsican. The card provided essential information, including the immigrant's name, Steamship, port, and departure date. The card was intended to be kept by the immigrant for three years. It would be shown to government officials whenever required.
Front Side, RMS Corsican Canadian Steerage Passenger Inspection Card, 27 June 1912 for Immigrant William (Wm.) Cudby Departing from Liverpool on 27 June 1912 and Arrived in Quebec on 4 July 1912. He Cleared Immigration the Following Day. GGA Image ID # 776afd26e4
Steerage Passenger Inspection Card for Immigration Officer at Port of Arrival in Canada
Name of Immigrant: William (Wm.) Cudby
Name of Ship: Corsican (Allan Line)
Sailing From: Liverpool
Date of Sailing: 27 June 1912
Country of Last Permanent Residence: Not Indicated
The Name appears on Manifest, Page 6, Line 4
Medical Examination Stamp: July 5 1912 Passed Medical Examination, Port of Quebec, Canada
Civil Examination Stamp: July 4 1912 Immigration Office, Dominion Government Quebec
Inland Exchange Order Stamp: Salvation Army Immigration July 5 1912 Quebec, QUE
Vaccination Protected /s/ W. Birch Cabey, Ship's Surgeon
Reverse Side
Reverse Side, RMS Corsican Canadian Steerage Passenger Inspection Card, 27 June 1912, Containing Instruction for Immigrant -- "This card should be kept carefully for three years. It should be shown to government officials whenever required." The Instruction was Provided in English, Bohemian, Russian, Ruthenian, German, French, Dutch, Hungarian, Swedish, Polish, Italian, and Arabic. GGA Image ID # 41a024f03e