James Eddington
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Surname: EDDINGTON
Given Name: James Age: 16 Sex: M Ship: Sarnia Year of Arrival: 1894 Departure Port: Liverpool Departure Date: 1894-03-29 Arrival Port: Portland Arrival Date: 1894-04-11 Party: Barnardo Homes Destination: Winnipeg, Manitoba Comments: This passenger list is included in the Halifax film, reel C-4516. Source: Library and Archives Canada Reference: RG 76 C1b Microfilm: C-4516 Type of Record: Passenger Lists 
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Above Ups and Downs August 1895 editionUps and Downs October 1, 1895 Volume 1, No. 3.
DEATH'S CALL: HOPE Charles who came to Canada in 1892 went from Dorking to Manitoba for the harvest work. Mr Terry of Dorking received the news that Charles broke his neck in a fall from a load of hay and died immediately. His mother is in England. This is the 3rd death in as many months, following as it does the passing of: EDDINGTON James and ASHWORTH Charles. Also mentioned is Alfred E Relf: Alfred came to Canada in 1892 along with his brother Samuel.Father: Samuel RELF,law clerk, born 1852 Islington,died 1889 Islington Mother:Elizabeth HOLLIDAY born 1853 in Islington Samuel & Elizabeth were married in 1877.1901 census: Domestic on the farm of Jervis W. ELLIOTT in Albion, Cardwell,Ontario near Orangeville. from www.britishhomechildren.org |
Charles Hope
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Surname: HOPE
Given Name: Charles Age: 16 Sex: M Ship: Carthaginian Year of Arrival: 1892 Departure Port: Liverpool Departure Date: 1892-03-17 Arrival Port: Halifax Arrival Date: 1892-03-27 Party: Barnardo Homes Destination: Toronto, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba Comments: 303 children with Mr. Owen Notes: The child's surname was illegible or difficult to decipher Source: Library and Archives Canada Reference: RG 76 C1b Microfilm: C-4515 Type of Record: Passenger Lists Also mentioned in this article is Wm. Ashworth |
William John Ashworth
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William J Ashworth
Age:12 Sex:M Ship:Mongolian Year of Arrival:1892 Departure Port:Liverpoo lDeparture Date:1892-06-23 Arrival Port:Quebec Arrival Date:1892-07-04 Party:Barnardo Homes Destination:Toronto, Ontario and Winnipeg, Manitoba Comments:160 boys to Toronto and 35 boys to Winnipeg, Manitoba Source:Library and Archives Canada Reference:RG 76 C1aMicrofilm:C-4538 |
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Edwin Priest - died July 1902 - 18 years old
Ten year old Edwin Priest arrived in Canada aboard the Dominion on 1898-09-23. He was one of 86 boys and 122 girls brought to Canada by the Dr. Barnardo Homes in England. Ten of these children were heading out to the Barnardo Training farm in Russell, Manitoba. Edwin was one of those children.
Edwin perished in an accidental swimming incident in July of 1902.
Edwin perished in an accidental swimming incident in July of 1902.
Samuel Cummings
The Toronto Daily Star, August 31 1901
Paris Green - also called Schweinfurt green, an extremely poisonous, bright green powder that was formerly used extensively as a pigment (e.g., in wallpaper) and that is sometimes used as an insecticide or to kill plant fungi; it must be used with great caution because of its poisonous nature
In March, 1901, Samuel Cummings, 10, arrived in Portland, Maine, with a group of 260 Dr. Barnardo children. In April of 1901, Samuel was placed on the farm of Robert Ritchie of East Luther, Ontario, Canada. In the 1901 census he is in Wellington North (#125), subdistrict Luther (East) G 2, page 11 with the Ritchie family - he is listed as 13, born April 15, 1883. Source: RootsWeb and www.britishhomechildren.org
Paris Green - also called Schweinfurt green, an extremely poisonous, bright green powder that was formerly used extensively as a pigment (e.g., in wallpaper) and that is sometimes used as an insecticide or to kill plant fungi; it must be used with great caution because of its poisonous nature
In March, 1901, Samuel Cummings, 10, arrived in Portland, Maine, with a group of 260 Dr. Barnardo children. In April of 1901, Samuel was placed on the farm of Robert Ritchie of East Luther, Ontario, Canada. In the 1901 census he is in Wellington North (#125), subdistrict Luther (East) G 2, page 11 with the Ritchie family - he is listed as 13, born April 15, 1883. Source: RootsWeb and www.britishhomechildren.org
Hewell
The Evening Star, Wednesday October 21 1896
John William Webb
The Toronto Star, Tuesday September 16 1916
John WilliamAge:11Sex:MShip:SicilianYear of Arrival:1911Departure Port:LondonDeparture Date:1911-06-29Arrival Port:QuebecArrival Date:1911-07-11Party:Barnardo HomesDestination:Toronto, OntarioComments:Party of BoysSource:Library and Archives CanadaReference:RG 76 C1aMicrofilm:T-4778Type of Record:Passenger Lists
John william K Webb
Age: 7
Address: 116 Caledonian Rd
Institution: SJR [St John's Rd workhouse?]
Status: Deserted (by parents)
Faith: Church of England
Examined: 14th Feb 1907
Sent to: CRW [Caledonian Rd Workhouse?]
John WilliamAge:11Sex:MShip:SicilianYear of Arrival:1911Departure Port:LondonDeparture Date:1911-06-29Arrival Port:QuebecArrival Date:1911-07-11Party:Barnardo HomesDestination:Toronto, OntarioComments:Party of BoysSource:Library and Archives CanadaReference:RG 76 C1aMicrofilm:T-4778Type of Record:Passenger Lists
John william K Webb
Age: 7
Address: 116 Caledonian Rd
Institution: SJR [St John's Rd workhouse?]
Status: Deserted (by parents)
Faith: Church of England
Examined: 14th Feb 1907
Sent to: CRW [Caledonian Rd Workhouse?]
