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| Passenger lists on the Internet : from France | |
- 1632-1665 : Passengers lists to New France (archived website)
- 1636 : Passengers of the St-Jehan, France to Acadia, April 1, 1636 (acadian-cajun.com - archived website).
- 1636 : Liste des passagers du St Jean (Poitou Acadie Bretagne) - Passengers of the St. Jehan (or St. Jean). Left France on April 1, 1636 for Acadia.
- 1636 : Passengers of the St-Jehan, France to Acadia, April 1, 1636 (acadian-home.org).
- 1653 : Liste des 102 hommes et 14 femmes de la Grande recrue de 1653 partis de Saint-Nazaire sur le Saint-Nicolas-de Nantes le 20 juin 1653 à destination de Montréal (archived Web page). Ship Saint-Nicolas-de Nantes passenger list. Left Saint-Nazaire, France for Montreal, New France in 1653 with 116 recruits, 102 men and 14 women.
- 1659 : Passengers List of the Saint-André (migrations.fr) - From La Rochelle, France to Québec with settlers for Montreal.
- 1659 : Passengers List of the Saint-André (archived website) - From La Rochelle, France to Québec with settlers for Montréal.
- 1663-1673 : Alphabetical Listing of the Filles du roi (archived Web page). The filles du roi, or King's Daughters, were some 770 women who arrived in the colony of New France (Canada) between 1663 and 1673, under the financial sponsorship of King Louis XIV of France.
- 1665 : Soldiers in the Carignan-Salières Regiment who settled in Canada (archived Web page). Between June and September 1665, some 1200 soldiers and officers of the Carignan-Salières Regiment arrived in Quebec. Over 450 of these troops remained in the colony.
- 1728-1790 : Départs de passagers Commingeois par le port de Bordeaux au XVIIIème siècle - Passengers from the Comminges leaving from the port of Bordeaux in the 18th Century for various destinations (mainly the Caribbean). The Comminges is an ancient feudal county located in the south of the Haute-Garonne Department in southern France.
- 1730-1743 : Listes des faux-sauniers déportés ou devant être déportés au Canada (archived website). List of French salt smugglers sent or to be sent to Canada.
- 1736-1787 : Passagers originaires du Béarn et du Comminges habitant aux îles par le port de Bordeaux : Port of Bordeaux passengers 1736-1787 who were born in the Béarn (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) and in the Comminges (Haute-Garonne) but living in the Caribbean.
- 1785 : Acadians who Sailed to Louisiana. An alphabetical listing of the Acadian Exiles who sailed from France to Louisiana in 1785.
- 1785 : The 7 Ships Passenger Lists (archived website): In 1785, Spain paid for 7 ships to transport Acadian refugees in France to settle in Louisiana.
- 1848 : Passenger List : Ship St Nicholas, Havre to New York, Jan 5, 1848 - (Germany GenWeb) - 211 passengers, mainly from Germany.
- 1864-1936 : French Lines (archived Web page) - Passenger lists of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique 1864 to 1936, linking mainly Le Havre and New York.
- 1873 : Emigrants from Le Havre to Canada via Liverpool - These nominal rolls were created by M. G. Bossange, an agent in Paris, listing French passengers, and some of other nationalities destined to Canada.