Children's Placement Lists

These lists are being transcribed from documents held by http://heritage.canadiana.ca. They are mostly for children coming from the Workhouses are are not complete. Not all are here, this is an ongoing project to help transcribe this information to make it available to us. A link will be provided to take you to the original document scan on Heritage. They are not listed here in any particular order, use the search bar to see if your BHC is listed. The original records are difficult to read, so this is done to the best of our ability. Sometimes there are several pages for one list, fip through the pages to find yours.

List of Children who had been inmates of Workhouses arriving in Canada between the First day of December 1902 and Thirty-first day of October 1902, and placed in situations by Cecil Arden, Esq. Hon. Agent Cath. Emi. Asso., 28-30 Park Avenue, St. Henri, PQ - Transcriber Wendy Aldridge

NameAgeDate of BirthWorkhousePlaced WithProfessionAddressTownshipCounty
Wallace, John14St. PancrasMaurice CallaghanFarmerArthur Co, Wellington OntarioWellington, Ont
??, Joseph13“Allen Gordon“?Mississquoi, PQ
Ryan, James15Hanley, LondonNeil Kelley“West Latte (?)Damasans (?)Wellington, Ont
Dearing, Wilfred139/1/90James McCorsh“DoncasRenfrew, Ont
Metcalf, Albert1120/4/92WarwickStill in HomeBerthaume, St Henri, Montreal
Dogget, Henry151/10/88Barton on Snell ?Joseph C. Ball“DelhiWindhamNorfolk, Ont
Flannighan, Albert11?/1/92StocktonS. Constantinera“SummerleaDixie StationJacques Cartier, PQ
Grady, John Joseph11“Merton DolanSaddler26 Princess St.KingstonKingston, Ont
Duff, John14“J. BennetManufacturerBordeauxLaval, PQ
Barns, John11AshtonHenri GrillotteMilk Dealer6 rue St LaurentSorelRichelieu, PQ
McGranley, James14“Telesphore TrudeauFarmerSt Basile Le GrandChambly, PQ
Innas, John141/6/89HalifaxArthur Roy“LaPrairieLaPrairie, PQ
Loftins?, Joseph9?/11/95“Arsenne Coderre“L'EpiphaneeL'Assomption, PQ
Kelly, Thomas1313/11/89“
Loftins?, Frank1110/4/92“Ferdinand Provencal“St RemiLaPrairie, Napierville, PQ
McCarthey, John11“
Kenny, John15ChorltonMcDonaldGlen NevisGlengarry, Ont
Kenny, Hugh13“Dr. CormierPhysician472 St. Denis St.MontrealHochelaga, PQ
Kenny, Frances9:Joseph BriereFarmerSt Etienne de BeauharnoisBeauharnois, PQ
Donoghue, William15BreatfordThomas McCourt“DouglasRenfrew, Ont
Barrett, John12FulhamHesundos Deguire“Brompton FallsRichmond, PQ
Barrett, James11“Albert Paquin“Isle BizardJacques Cartier, PQ
Kearsey, Peter11“I Cahill“Longue PointeHochelaga, PQ
Lasking?, James12“J Renn“Hyntford PORenfrew, Ont
Vesey, James13“Dau Kilgour“Pine Valley PORenfrew, Ont
Dixon, Patrick12“James McVay“StonehamQuebec, PQ
Kennedy, Michael11“Oneziphore LamotheCarter112 Phipps StSorelRichelieu, PQ
Kennedy, Thomas9“Dosithe PerronFarmerSt MathieuRouville, PQ
Shears, William13“Rev. J. HoganPriestStrathroyMiddlesex, Ont
Barrett, Arthur13“Jos TailleferFarmerSaulte au RecolletLaval, PQ
Scott, James14“
Turner, James14BirminghamLevi EnrightFarmerDouglasRenfrew, Ont
Carey, Hugh13“Mrs Mary Ponet“BathurstGloucester, NB
Turner, Charles15“John Fitzmannil“DouglasRenfrew, Ont
Carter, George10“
McLoughlin, Fred13“Emile TrudelFarmerSt ProsperChamplain, PQ
Booth, Alfred14“Patrick J. Breen“BalgerRenfrew, Ont
Brannon, John15“Michl Walsh“BrudenellRenfrew, Ont
Garvey, James15“Michl Rice“DouglasRenfrew, Ont
McCormick, John11“VivatienTheoret“Isle BizardJacques Cartier, PQ
Maloney, John14“E David“VarennesChambly, Vercheres, PQ

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1182?r=0&s=4

List of Workhouse children from December 1902-October 1903 Louisa Birt, Knowlton, Quebec C-7836, Image 1178 - Transcriber Norma Cook

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1178?r=0&s=6

Headings
Name/Date of Birth/Worhouse from/place with/profession/PO Address/Township/ Lot/Con/County

James Butcher Nov 1889 Southampton Albert Dyer ------Leader Sutton Flat Brome Co. P. Q.
Mose -----ford Apr 1887 Southampton Rev. A. W. Buckland Ch. of Eng. Minister Quyon Pontiac Co. P.Q.
Ernest ---ford Mar 1888 Southampton G. Hooker Gardener Ormstown Chateauguay Co. P.Q.
Henry Painter Mar 1888 Southampton Thos. Hooker Gardener Ormstown Chateauguay Co. P.Q.
Mary Archer Oct 1890 Banstead Mrs. Parker Merchants Bank Shawville Pontiac Co. P.Q.
James Brown Jan 1893 Banstead Thos. Pierson Farm Franklin Center Huntingdon Co. P.Q.
Geo. Edwards 1889 Banstead Wm H. Pratt Farm Malakoff Carleton Co. Ont.
John Edwards 1891 Banstead Robt. J. Johnstone Farm Malakoff Carleton Co. Ont.
Thos. Edwards 1890 Banstead Milton J. Duby Farm North Sutton Brome Co. P.Q.
Wm. Fisher 1890 Banstead Wm. C. Strong Farm North Sutton Brome Co. P.Q.
Alfred Humphries 1891 Banstead John Dobbie Farm Harrington Argenteuil Co. P.Q.
Isaac Williams 1892 Banstead Mrs. L. Patrick Farm Bulwer Compton Co. P.Q.
Annie Lock 1888 Hunslet-Leeds Mrs. Alva Custer Farm Knowlton Brome Co. P.Q.
Dorothy Lock 1891 Hunslet-Leeds Chas. Frederick Private Brigham Brome Co. P.Q.
Harriet Lock 1893 Hunslet-Leeds John McCraig Farm Dalkeith Glengarry Co. Ont.
Harry Word 1890 Hunslet Leeds Thos. Gordon Farm Carp Carleton Co. Ont.
Edward Johnson 1888 Birkenhead Sherman Frizzle Farm Knowlton Brome Co. P.Q.
Industrial school

Placements for these Quarrie children in 1926/27
Robt. Blain, George Burns, Robt Mck. Duncan, Edwin J. Gordon, Wm Gordon, James S. Greer, Albert Gourlay, George Hannah, Archibald Harrigan, George R. Hunter, Wm Inglis, Joseph May, Alex, J. Millar, Robt. J. Millar, Joseph Moore, Robert Quinn, Edwin Rennie, John Scott, Andrew B. Scott, Isaac Tobiasen, Henry McCammon, George McCammon,

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4709/1268?r=0&s=5

Placements for the children arriving from Quarriers, Aug14, 1926
Jeanie Anderson, Mary Balir, Agnus Broodfoot, Mary Broodfoot, Barbara Eadie, Mary Mccluskey, Isabela McDonald (could be McCluskey), Jessie McGibbon, Joan McIntyre, Agnus Noble, Jane Noble, Jessie Patterson, Mary Rennie, Christina Young,
http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4709/1247?r=0&s=5

Placement reports for the Fegan boys arriving May 2, 1923 MONTCALM
heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4726/653?r=0&s=1 and found in our Facebook Group

EDGELL Sidney R. ELLIS William EVANS John A. FEENEY Oliver F FINNEGAN Thomas FOSTER Lawrence W L GOLD George GROOM William HALES Edward HARRIS David J. HARRISON Herbert Hy. HARVEY William A. HILL Edward HOGGARD Frank H. ADAMS Stanley BASS Arthur J. BECK Christopher Edward BOUGHEY Arthur BRABAZON Gratton Maurice BURROWS Allan BUSTIN Edgar COSGROVE William COUCH Vivian COUCH Sidney DENNIS Benjamin W. JARVIS Albert JONES William John JONES Frederick LANE Worthy LONDON James H. MCGOWAN John G. MITCHELL Cecil MOORE Arthur MULLEN Francis NOBEL Walter OYLER Edward PALMAARTS John E. RANDALL Jack RENFREW Richard RUSSELL John W. SADLER Hector SEALLY Alfred J. SIMMONDS Arthur SMITH John S. SPRATT Dennis TAYLOR Reginald TAYLOR William TITSHALL Frederick VONTOURHOUDNT David WAKEMAN Charles WALKER James G. WALKER Walter

Placement lists for these children arriving with Barnardo's note: not all children may be included!!
Year of Arrival: 1924
Ship: MELITA
Date of Departure: 1924-09-18
Port of Departure: Southampton
Date of Arrival: 1924-09-26

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/735?r=0&s=1

ALLEN Frederick ALWAY Walter George ARCHER Philip James ASHFORD Alice Carter AUGHTON Robert BABBEY John Sidney BABBEY Nellie BAINES John Walter BELL Daisy BEVAN Frederick BINGHAM Francis BIRD Charles Henry BLUNDELL John BLUNDELL Harry BONNICK Alice Annie BOOTH Jack Langton BOTTEN Maud Mary BOTTOMLEY Florence Betsy BRISTOW George BRITTEN Gladys BULLEN George Albert Edward CLOSE Charles COLLIS Frederick George COOKSON Benjamin Thomas CORNER Joan May CROSS Robert Harold CROTAZ Ernest Arthur DENNIS Dorothy FISHBURN Annie FRANCIS Harold Arthur FRANCIS Robert George FRANKLIN Harry William GIBBS Leslie Arthur GIBBS Oliver Ernest GODFREY James GODFREY Bertha C GOODING Charles GREEN Beatrice Ellen GULLEY Arthur HEARNE Charles HEXTER Leslie Alfred HOLDEN Harry HUNGERFORD Cyril Victor JOHNSTONE Stanley KEMP Charles Thomas KENT Percy Arthur KEYS Horace Jewell KITE Dorothy Ivy LAY Edward LONG Edward James McCREA George MILLS Albert Edward MUGGERIDGE Albert Edward NEWINGTON Charles Frederick NEWMAN James OWEN Stanley PAGE Benjamin PARTEN Edward PARTENHUMER Edward PAUL Alfred Edward PAUL Frederick George PHASEY Handel Victor Edward POWELL Frederick James POWELL William RAMSDEN Kenneth Arthur ROLLS Daniel ROWAN Joseph RULE Edward SHAW Sidney SHERLOCK Edward SMITH Benjamin James SMITH Clara Jane SNASHALL Evelyn May SPARROW George Andrew SPROSON Richard STENHOUSE George STOVOLD Margaret THOMPSON Vera TRIVETT Arthur Stanley UIMONEN Edward Alexander Carl VENNER Cyril Norman WARREN Leslie Albert WELSH Leonard Austin WESTERN Harold David WHITE William John WINDSOR Fanny WOODS Alfred John WORLEY Ernest Cyril

Placement list for Barnardo children arriving:
Year of Arrival: 1924
Ship: MINNEDOSA
Date of Departure: 1924-06-12
Port of Departure: Southampton
Date of Arrival: 1924-06-20

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/742?r=0&s=4

AMON Stephen APPLEBY Nelson ASPDEN Margaret AYRES William BARNES Lilian E M BARTLETT Thomas BENSONWilliam BIRCH Richard BOHN Cyril BROOKS Thomas CHAPMAN Arthur Frederick CHARLES-BAIRD Viva CHINNOCKWalter George CLARKE Leslie Clifford COATES Joseph COOMBES Muriel DANTER Frederick DANTER William DAWSON Albert Edward DOUBLE Lilian DUNCAN John Henderson DYCHE Betsy EMMERSON Bertie EVANS Eileen FROUD Ernest Joseph GODDARD Gladys A GUPPY Arthur George GUPPY Henry Charles HAMON Alfred HAMONPeter HARDY Harold William HERBERT Frederick George HERBERT William David HICKMAN Raymond Jack HINTONSarah HODGSON James HOLBOROUGH Ernest HOLBOROUGH George Arnold HOOD Ethel M HOWARD Lawrence Cyril HUBBARD Dorothy A IDDENDEN William IRVINE Elsie IRVINE Kate A KIRBY Kenneth Albert LINGHAM Lucy M LONGLEY Rose MARSHALL Olaf Vernon MARTIN Helen L MASTERS Gladys A McADAM James MEEK Trevor MILLERNellie MILLS Gwendoline NASH Beatrice M NIGHTENGALE Florence PACKER Frederick Albert PALMER Joseph Edward PETRIE Alice PIGOTT Elizabeth ROBINSON Ethel A ROWE Ethel RUSSELL Rose L SAWYER Frederick George Lawrence SIMPKIN Reginald SIMPKIN Irene K SLOAN George Weddle SPECK Elizabeth STONE Elizabeth R SUTTON Thomas TELFORD Samuel Kerr THOMPSON Nicholas McMann TRESTRAIL Lottie TRESTRAIL Winifred WASON Gwendoline WEIR Reginald Singleton WHIPPS Frederick George WILLIAMSON John William

Placement list for:
Year of Arrival: 1923
Ship: MELITA
Date of Departure: 1923-04-07
Port of Departure: Southampton
Date of Arrival: 1923-04-15
Port of Arrival: Saint John
Party: Barnardo Homes

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/401?r=0&s=5

DODD Frank Stanley DODD Walter Sidney ELLIS Frederick James FELLOWS Thomas Henry FORSTER Albert William FORSTER Andrew FREEMANTLE William Henry GADSDEN James GALTON Thomas Denton GAUNT Claude Cecil GREEN Harold Edward HANN Edith K. HARDWICK Violet W HARE James Artist HARRIS Harry HARVEY Victor James HEMINGTON Edward William HILL Arthur Edward HOAD Leonard HODGSON Alexander ALDERTON Oliver Claud ANDERSON Richard ASHBY Emily ASHFORD Arthur BARNES Ernest Edwin BARNES Gladys BENNETT Frederick BIDEN James BIRCH Thomas Harold Lewis BLAKE William Arthur BOTTEN George BOTTEN Stephen BROOKS Eric Edgar BROWN Charles BROWNING Frank BUCKLER Leonard BURTON George Edward CARR John CHALLENDER Valentine Hector CHARD Frank Edgar CLARK Cyril George CLARK Florence May CLARKE Stanley Arthur Meen COLLETT Arthur Frederick COOK Fredrick COWLING Alberta COX Gibson Alexander CRAWSHAW Ernest CROSBY Joseph Maddison CROUCH John DAVIES William James DEMPSEY William DEMPSTER Hugh Andrew IRWIN Edward George JACKSON Archibald JEFFERIES Albert JENKINS William George JEX Albert George JONES Alfred JONES Frederick JONES Wilfred KEYS Wallace Henry KNOWLES Albert KNOWLES George LANGDALE Ernest Richmond LAST Robert LEPPARD Leslie Victor LEWIS Harry LEWIS Percy Maxwell LISLES Christopher Edward LISLES Nelson Sidney LOASBY Raymond Alfred LOVE Charles LOVEGROVE Charles William MAGUIRE Dickie MAGUIRE John MAIR Leslie MARSHALL James MARSHALL Randolph Leonard Arthur MARTIN Bernard John MAY William Henry MERRIKIN William Ernest MESSENT William MILLS Alfred George Foster MONK James MUSGROVE John Alfred Budd NEWMAN Sarah M. NIGHTINGALE William NOBLE Arthur Reginald OLIVER Sidney PARTRIDGE Herbert William PEASEY Ernest Leslie PEASEY Thomas Alfred PETERS Arthur Robert PETTITT Gerald PICKFORD Walter Edgar PICKLES Arthur PINDER Douglas James PINDER Eric George PLEWS Charles Parkinson PRATT John Henry PULLEN Thomas Edward PULLEN William Ernest PULLOM Jack READ William James REDDICLIFFE Samuel REED Henry Donald RELF Lily REYNOLDS Edward Alma Charles RICHARDSON Thomas RICHARDSON William RICHARDSON Sydney RISBRIDGER Henry George ROUSE Harold Victor RYAN William Harbottle SAVELL Norman Alfred Moses SAWYER Harold Richard SCOTT Doris SHARP George SHARP Leslie SHAW Charles Douglas SHAW John SHEPHEARD Dorothy SKEWIS Leslie SMITH George Henry SMITH John Douglas STONADGE George Stanley Read STONE James STONE Wilfred SUTTON William SYMONDS Arthur Edward SYMONS Maud TAYLOR Harry Smyth TOWERS Leonard TUCKER John VOWELL Ernest WALKER Raymond Oliver WEAVER Harold John WELCH Edward Josiah WELSH Ernest Maynard WENN Walter James WHIPPS Constance WHITFIELD Frances Alec WICKS Charles WILLIAMS John James WOODHOUSE Francis McLelland

Placement lists:
Year of Arrival: 1920
Ship: SCOTIAN
Date of Departure: 1920-06-15
Port of Departure: London
Date of Arrival: 1920-06-29
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Barnardo Homes
Destination: 50-52 Peter Street, Toronto, Ontario

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/489?r=0&s=5

ANDERSON George ANTCLIFF Robert ASH Ernest William BAILEY John Henry McLeod BAKER Albert BATSCHWilliam BATSCH Frederick BILLINGHURST Sidney John BOYCE Walter Granville BOYCE Ralph BRAMALL Ernest BROOKS Albert BUTCHER William George BUTT George Albert CASEMENT Henry CATHCART Thomas CHALLISJohn Henry CHERRY George William COLLINS Percy Harold COX Frederick Arthur DADE James DAW Frederick ENTWISTLE John FISHER George FISHER Horace Wilfred FORD Albert Edward Victor FORD Bertie FOSTER William FOWLER Robert Edward Leslie FOWLER Frederick Charles FREEMAN Edmund FROST William Albert GENTLEWilliam Henry Frederick GENTLE Horace Alfred A GILL Robert GIMBER Edward Thomas GOSLING Alfred HAMLETTHenry Walter HAND John HANSEN Leslie HARRIS Ernest Henry HASLETT Thomas Hamilton HATTON Albert HAYNES William Richard HIBBERD Henry James HICKS Alfred HOLE Anthony William HOLE George Frederick HOLMES Frederick HURST John Henry INCHLEY Arthur Henry INGLES Horace JARVIS Herbert Barrett JEFFRIESErnest JONES Samuel James JONES Ivor Edward JONES William Alfred JONES Philip Sidney KENDRICK Samuel LANE Frank LANE Joseph LEES James LEEVES George Edwin LEVERETT Leslie Grovenor LEWIS Ernest LINDSAYLeonard LOWRY George Gray LUFF Harry MACKENROT Stanley Carroll MARRIOTT George MASSEY Robert Charles MAY Arthur Ernest McKENKIE Kenneth McROBERTS John Andrew MEDHURST Lawrence MOORE Frederick William MORGAN Harry Ambrose MOWLE Ernest George MUXWORTHY William Francis NANKIVELL William John NORTONGeorge PARRY Henry Tippier PELHAM Arthur Leonard PHILLIPS Arthur Hubert PUZZEY Alfred Edward RANDALLAlbert READ Thomas Frank REEVES Sidney REEVES Jonathan William ROBINSON Albert George ROWANS Robert RUSSELL Percival SALTER Sidney James SCARFFE Charles SEAMAN George Henry SHARP James SMITH Albert Edward SMITH Percy Richard Cecil STEARN Frederick STOCKLEY Oliver Edward SYMES David TENNANT Thomas Albert THOMAS George Llewellyn THOMAS Stanley William Webb THWAITES Albert Kingsley TILLEY William TONKS William TURNER John VEARE William George Herb. Thos. VEARE George Alfred Ern. Har. WARDLE Norman Hansen WARDLE Leslie Hansen WEBSTER Edward George WEIR James WILLIAMS Francis Montague WILLIAMSGeorge Walter WILLIAMS Arthur Charles WILSON Cyril WOOD Christopher Horace WORTE Cecil George WRIGHTArthur

Placement lists
Year of Arrival: 1920
Ship: SCANDINAVIAN
Date of Departure: 1920-09-24
Port of Departure: Southampton
Date of Arrival: 1920-10-03
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Barnardo Homes
Destination: 50-52 Peter Street, Toronto, Ontario

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/506?r=0&s=5

ACKERS Edmund ACLAND Henry George APPLETON George Ernest ASHLEY Harold Vincent AUSTEN Jonathan Saunders AUSTEN Edward Henry BARKER Charles William BARTON George BELL Nelson BENN Horace BOWDENWilliam Frederick BRAMWELL William David BRINDLEY Wilfred Ernest BROOKS Arthur BROWN Walter BUNYARDFrederick BUTCHER Edward BUTTON Frederick Spencer CINDRE Arthur COOKSON George COOPER Frank COOPERJohn COURTS George William COURTS Samuel CROCKETT Francis CROUCHER Frederick DANCE Albert Edward DAWSON Harold Everard DIXON George Douglas DORKING Frederick DOWLE Percival DOWLE George DOWNSFrank DREW Ernest Edward EAGLE Thomas James William FINAMAN Edward FITT Charles FORD Ernest Sidney FRANKLIN William Francis FRY Fred Harold FRY Stanley George GABBITAS Leslie Francis GAINEY Isaac Samuel GISBOURNE Fred William GODFREY Reginald George GOLDSTONE Christopher GOLDSTONE Herbert GORDONTerence GRIFFIN Leslie HALLARD Harold HAMPSON John Henry HANCHER Cyril Arthur HART Leslie Harry George HATHWAY Gilbert James HAWKINS George HAYES William HAYLOCK Vincent George HEYWOOD William George HIGGINS Henry HIGGINS Norman HODGE Stanley HOLLINGSWORTH Charles Fred HUGHES Benjamin HUTCHINSON Alfred Myers HUTCHINSON Thomas Richard IBBERSON Charles Harold JOHNSON Timothy JONESEdward William JONES John Alfred KEEN Henry William KEEN Frederick Walter LAITY Robert Percival LAKE James LAND William Henry LANSLEY Kenneth LANSLEY Harry Langman LEES William Arthur LOCKWOOD Stanley MACHINDouglas MARTIN John Henry McKENNA Jacques Ronald METCALFE William John MILTON Henry Colston MOOREGeorge Everett NEWTON Harry NORTON Herbert NUNN Francis Gabriel PATIENCE Harry PERIGOE Thomas Ernest Noel PERKINS Harry PERKINS John William PICKARD Norman PLATT Arthur Sidney Walter POOLE Frank PRIESTHerbert Joseph PRIESTLEY Benjamin PRINCE Frederick PRITCHARD Ernest RACKETT Walter READER Frank Ros RICHARDSON George William RIDOUT William Charles RIXON Herbert James ROBILLIARD Thomas Richard RODWAY Edward George ROGERS Clement ROGERS Reginald Robert RUMSEY Thomas Edward RUTTY Thomas Edward RYE Alfred John RYE Thomas Robert SADLER Arthur SEAL Edgar Joseph SIMPSON Thorburn Kennedy SIMPSON Nicholas SMITH Harry SMITH James SMITH Sidney Frank SPRIGGS Eric SPRIGGS Leonard STEWARDRupert Horace THOMPSON Arthur TICKELL Percival James Martin TOMLINSON John TOOLEY Edward TOOLEYLeslie TUCKER Reginald VAN SANTEN Peter VOLLER Thomas James WAIN Michael WALL James WARE William Henry WARLOW James Edward WELLS Henry WHILLIER Thomas WHILLIER John WILLARD George William WINTERBOURNE Stanley WINTLE Francis Sidney WOLFE Edward WOOD Robert WOOD Henry Shaw WOOLLEYArthur Leonard

Roman Catholic children's placements
document dated Feb 19, 1913

Alice Horsley,John Coles,Henry Spencer,Arthur Holland
Albert E Caborne,Fred Humphrey,Albert Hibbart,Alfred C Hopkin, Fred W Osborne, Edward Hatcher, Wm Hodkins, Sidney Wright,
http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4734/1254?r=0&s=4heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4734/1254?r=0&s=4

Placements for some of the boys in this party - Annie Macpherson, headed to 51 Avon Street, Stratford
Children from the Hackney Union Schools. Hull and Watts are from the Willesden Union Schools.

Year of Arrival: 1903
Ship: TUNISIAN
Date of Departure: 1903-05-07
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1903-05-15
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Destination: Stratford, Ontario

William WIGZELL (Mr. Engelhardt,Stratford), Thomas TUSTIN(Andrew Crawford, Newton), Reginald Jones (James Bishop, Drew, Wellington), Walter WILHAM (A. W. Hartley) New Durham), Charles Hook (Wm Steele, Crampton), Charles Govey (John Kincade, Creebank), James Rogers (A. G. Besse, Stirton), Charles Money (John Hornor, Drayton), Edmond Bailey (W. D. Roy, Ausseldale), George Rope (Henry Inydor, Nile), George Hutchings (Alex Baine, St. Marys'), Ernest Merritt (J.B. Howett, Bright),Richard Hull (Henry Lawrence, Mitchell), Thomas Patts (Thomas Waldin, Stratford)

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1157?r=0&s=3

Children (have not searched what organization - they were placed in Eastern Canada) who had changed their placements, document dated July 18, 1903

Rose Salvage with Mrs. Arthur Irving, Millidgreville, St. John; Albert Neillie with Noble Beatty, French Village Kings Co. N. B.; Thos Anderson with G. Fred Stevenson, Golden Grove, St. John; Henry George Harris with C. A. Worden, Bayswater; Patrick Neville with Lee's Brick Yard, St. John; Fred Newbury with John R Merritt, Downeysville, Kings Co, NB;Harry Bernard with George Mcafee, Red Head; Alfred Knight with James Morland, Coldbrook; John Knight with Shepard, Florist, Sandy Point Road,St. John; William Bernardine, with Mr. Kelley, Baggage MasterIntercolonial Railway, St. John; Raymond Cassidy with Fenwick Teakles, South Branch Cardwell, Kings Co. NB; Chales Masterman with S.H. Northup, Belleisle Creek, Kings Co NB; Frederick Sopp - to hear from; Henry Harris - to hear from; William Curley with Mr. Howard, Lower Gagetown

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1161?r=0&s=3

Placements for some of the Barnardo girls from the July 25, 1903 party.
Jane Baker with Mrs. John S Armitage, Paris about one mile from station; Edith Sheppard with Mrs. Isaac Needham, Millbrook Village; Annie James with Rev. J. H. Edmison, The Manse, Cheltenham; Louisa James with Miss. T. Cation, Brampton P.O. Chinguaconsy TP con 3, West; Fanny Wild with Mrs. W. T. Hodgins, Hazeldean, Alice Sawdon with Mrs. Geo. Peel, Bexley Village; Emily Potts with Mrs. J. Donkin, River View Malancthon TP;Sarah Cowell at Hazelbrae; Amy Davis will probably leave Mrs. Somerset of Schomberg.

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1162?r=0&s=3

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Some placements for Barnardo girls arriving between 1902 and 1903.

Lily Bushell, Rose Bushell, Jane Barker, Alice Sarvdon, Fanny Wild, Emly Potts, Edith Sheppard, Lily Maude Booth, Annie May Booth, Sarah Elaine Booth, Winifred Hutchins, Eliza Hutchins, Annie Richards, Lizzie Shepherd, Edith Pearson, Sarah Slack, Edith Parsons, Lizzie Shepherd, Janet Jackson, Margaret Sinclair, Mary Elizabeth Butler, Sarah ann McKinley, Mary Jane Winderham, annie James, Louisa James

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1171?r=0&s=3

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Middlemore placements of workhouse children, 1902 to 1903

Rose H. Cherry, William James Cherry, Beatrice Clutterworth, Frederick Wheeler, William Wheeler,Albert Whittle, Robert Whittle, Beatrice Ellis, Henry Reece, Annie Fyfield, Elizabeth Fyfield, Emma Fyfield, Jane Fyfield, Albert, George and Walter Tisknot (cannot make out name),

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1176?r=0&s=6

List of children who had been inmates of Workhouses arriving in Canada between the first day of December 1902 and thirty first day of October 1903 and placed in situations by the Superintendent, Dr. Barnardo's Homes 214 Farley Aveunue Toronto SHEET 2 - transcribed by Jean Fickle

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1187?r=0&s=4

Name Date of Birth Workhouses Placed With Profession P.O. Address Township Lot Con County
Ellis, Geo 12 Chertsey Mr Austin Craig Farmer Frankville Kitley 18 9 Leeds
Francis, Francis 15 Neath Mr Joseph Anderson Farmer Piperville Gloucester 14 7 Carleton
Greenwood, Walter 12 Shoreditch Mr Philip Seibert Farmer Sebringville Ellice 28 1 Perth
Greenwood, Arthur 11 Shoreditch Mr Franklin P. Seibert Farmer Mitchell Logan 18 5 Perth
Hastings, Frederick 11 Gt. Yarmouth Mr Kay McKay Farmer Ingersoll Dercham 24 2 Oxford
Hinks, Arthur Revet John 12 Colchester Mr Geo. McMillan Farmer Greenbank Reach 16 12 Ontario
Jones, Christopher 13 Stockton Mr Wm. Weaver Farmer Chatham Chatham 5 4 Kent
James, William 12 Colchester Mr D.J. Gibson Farmer Newcastle Clarke 34 3 Durham
Land, Stanley please note birth reg from FreeBMD states Stanley Louis Land Sep 1891 Yarmouth Vol 4b page 22 02/09/1892 Gt. Yarmouth Mr Chester Beam/Besam Farmer Stevensville Bertie 14 11 Welland
Mansfield, Robert 12 Shoreditch Mr Michael O'Brien Farmer Sandwich Sandwich 67 Essex
Marchant, Jesse 14 Eastbourne Mr Thos.Armstrong Farmer Birr London 16 13 Middlesex
Mellanby, Joseph 13 Stockton Mr Wm. J Huffman Farmer Harrow Colchester 47 1 Essex
Moen, Albert E 13 Stockton Mr T. B. Laidley Farmer Ornemee Emily 3 4 Victoria
Page, Alex H 12 Colchester Mr Thos. Brain Farmer Oakville Trafalgar 16 3 Halton
Poole, William 12 Aston Mr Frank Williamson Farmer Mt. Wolfe Albion 24 11 Peel
Povey, Jas. 11 Newport, Mon (Placed out from Winnipeg Branch Home)
Preston, Albert 02/02/1891 Gt. Yarmouth Mr Wm. Gilchrist Farmer Eskdale Bruce 20&21 2 Bruce
Radmore, Colin 12 Newport, Mon Mrs Jno. Stevenson Farmer Leaskdale Scott 24 6 Ontario
Rees, Aneurin John 16 Neath Union Mr Daniel Graham Farmer Button Dunwich 11 5 Elgin
Smith, Harry 16 Banbury Mr Thos. Sugden Farmer Thorndale W. Missouri 21 2 Middlesex
Smith, Fred 16 Colchester Mr Francis Fenwick Farmer Brampton Chinguacousy 12 2 Peel
Williams, Aaron 9 Newport, Mon Mrs Ellen Payne Farmer Bracebridge Monck 4 5 Muskoka
Shipley, Wm. Geo. 10 Gt. Yarmouth Mr Alex Parker Farmer Midland Tay 13 3 Simcoe
Thompson, Ephraim Please Note From Free BMD There is an Ephraim Woodward Thompson born Dec 1891 in Nottingham and an Ephraim Thompson born 1895 in Garstang no births in 1893 for that name 06/03/1893 Aston Mr Geo. Shultis Farmer Welland Stn Humberstone 25 5 Welland
Wild, Jas. Geo. 12 Stockton Mr Hy. Arnold Farmer Ravenshoe E. Gwilliunbury 31 5 York
Asher, Walter Please Note from Free BMD there is a Walter Asher born Mar 1891 in Sheffield , no one of that name in 1892 anywhere in England 22/08/1892 Sheffield Mrs Thos. Richardson Farmer Stirton Peel 6 6 Wellington
Atkinson, Robert 13 Gateshead Mr John Wright Farmer Carsonby N. Gower 11 3 Carleton
Biddlescombe, Henry 13 Greenwich Mr David A Rea Farmer Willetsholme Pittsburgh 35 5 Frontenac
Bentley, Joseph 12 Preston Mr Martin Lillie/Lillis Farmer Glenburnie Kingston 23 5 Frontenac
Bates, William 13 Gateshead Mr David Jno. Clark Farmer Grant's Corner Charlottesburg 8 5 Glengarry
Cole, Cyril 13 Greenwich Mr Jas. W Thomson Farmer Willetsholme Leeds 2 3 Leeds
Canker, Joseph 10 Whitechapel Mr Quentin Moore Farmer Bobcaygeon Harvey 2 17 Peterboro'
Covington, Ephraim 12 Sheffield Mrs Walter Littler Farmer Box 314, Galt Waterloo Waterloo
Chambers, Michael 13 Gateshead Mr Daniel Hollingsworth Farmer Waterton Escott 12&13 2 Leeds
Collingwood, Thos. 10 Gateshead Mr Elgin S. Parrott Farmer Odessa Ernesttown 23 4 Lennox
Edward, Jas. 14 Whitechapel Mr Geo. McGahey Farmer Lindsay Emily 2 12 Victoria
Ferguson, Robert 11 Gateshead Mr Albert Dawn Farmer Clarksburg Euphrasia 28 2 Grey
Foster, Albert William 13 Chertsey Mr Wm. Mick/Milk Farmer Orangeville Caledon 29 1 Peel
Gansden, Samuel 16 Eastbourne Mr Jno. Beatty Farmer Varna Stanley 18 BRS Huron
Hay, Joseph 15 Sheffield Mr Thos. Harrop Farmer Garnet Walpole 11 11 Haldimand
Heathcote, Frank 12 Sheffield Mr Geo. Atkinson Farmer Armer Colchester 31 1 Essex
Hasted, Herbert Whitechapel Mr Robert Agnew Farmer Lindsay Ops 26 8 Victoria
Holbird, Richard 10 Whitechapel Mrs J Morgan Farmer Utterson Stephenson 18 9 Muskoka

Jackson, William, 12, Gateshead, Mr Jas. Hall, Farmer, Brewer’s Mills, Pittsburgh, Frontenac
Long, Jas. Walter, 14, Sheffield, Mr Daniel L. Campbell, Farmer, Adolphe, Ekfrid, St. L. R., Middlesex
Long, Lawrence Geo, 12, Sheffield, Mr John Mair, Farmer, Adolphe, Ekfrid, Middlesex
Lavell, William Hugh, 15, Sheffield, Mr Everard Orchard, Farmer, Sheddow?, Southwold, Elgin
Lavell Jos. C, 10, Sheffield, Mr A.J. Fryer, Farmer, Lawrence St, Southwold, E.G.R., Elgin
Ling, Edwin, 13, Gateshead, Mr Thos. A. Robinson, Farmer, The Grove, London, Middlesex
Liddle, Rees??, 29/1/91, Gateshead, Mr Geo. Pfohl, Farmer, Hanover, Brant, Bruce
Liddle, Gilbert, 25/12/92, Gateshead, Mr Wm. Monk, Farmer, Hanover, Brant, Bruce
Lloyd, John, 15, Newport, Mr Jno. H. Grary, Farmer, Forfar, Bastard, Leeds
Marsden, Geo. Henry, 14, Selby, Mr Wm. C. Dougherty, Famer, Hagersville, Walpole, Haldimand
McKinley, Robert, 8, Gateshead, Mr Jas. Canning, Farmer, Severn Bridge, Morrison, Muskoka
Noble, Robert, 11, Gateshead, Mr Archie McLean, Farmer, Smith’s Falls, South Elmsley, Leeds
Powell, Jos. C., 14, Sheffield, Mr. Fred.k Marr, Farmer, Garnet, Walpole, Haldimand
Pickett, William, 11, Sheffield, Mr Geo. S. Derbyshire, Farmer, Leamington, Mersea, Essex
Smith, John, 13, Abergavenny, Mr J.A. Hanks, Farmer, Rutherford, Dawn, Lambton
Stocker, J.O.H..?, 15, Mr Wm. McKibbins, Farmer, Strathavon, Sydenham, Grey
Sheldon, Solomon, 13, Sheffield, Mr Forrest G. Cooke, Farmer, Leamington, Mersea, Essex
Salt, Charles Fred., 13, Sheffield, Mr Peter Johnston, Farmer, Cathcart, East Oxford, Oxford
Spalding, William, 12, Gateshead, Mr Albert Jno. Bigelow, Farmer, Orono, Clarke, Durham
Scott, Richard, 13, Gateshead, Mr Edwin Geo. Law, Farmer, Eglington, George St opposite Glen Road, York
Turner Henry, 15, Sheffield, Mr Wm. Fallis, Farmer, Vasey, Medonte, Lincoln
Turnbull, Jno. Geo., 12, Gateshead, Mr Daniel Henderson, Farmer, Box 15 3/6, Ailsa Craig, East Williams, Middlesex
Vernon, William, 12, Sheffield, Mr R.J. Story, Farmer, Pakenham, Fitzroy, Carleton
Vernon, Frank, 10, Sheffield, Mr Thos. Matcham, Farmer, White Lake, Packenham, Lanark
Wilkinson, Alfred, 5, Bury, Mr Owen Hill, Farmer, Brechin, Ontario
Wells, Geo., 15, Handsworth and Clapham, Mr Jno. Ellery, Farmer, Lambeth, Delaware, Middlesex
Warrington, Alfred Eadley, 13, Sheffield, Mr Jno. F.H. Ayckman, Farmer, Lambeth, Delaware, Middlesex
Warrington, Horace Eadley, 10, Sheffield, Mr Geo. Hamilton, Farmer, Lambeth, Delaware, Middlesex
Watson, Robert, 13, Gateshead, Mr Michael Crow, Farmer, Rosedean, Gainsboro’, Lincoln
Winderham, Jno. Wm., 11, Gateshead, Mr Chas. J. Johnson, Baker & Confectioner, Bracondale, York

List of children who had been inmates of Workhouses arriving in Canada between the first day of December 1902 and thirty first day of October 1903 and placed in situations by the John P Well, Secretary, Church of England Waifs and Strays, Sherbrooke, Quebec

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Dr. Barnardo Jan 6 1904, change of placements

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Alice Clements - Mrs. J. McMaster,Perth
Lizzie Harper - removed to Toronto
Amelia Middleton - Mrs. Alex Harvie, Orillia
Mary Javis - Mrs. J. M. Ballantyne, Bracebridge
Martha Tuberville - Mrs. Anthony Jackson Minten Village, seven miles from Gelert
Lily Crockford - Mrs. J. W. Morehead, Elm, Ontario
Elsie Booth - Mrs. Robt. Lytle, Lindsay
Margaret Sinclair - Mrs. thos. Connell, Kendal, nine miles frm Garden Hill Station

Letter dated January 7th 1904, Barnardo's

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James Hunter is with Duncan McAruthur of Holiday, Ontario. Hunter has run away from this place more than once but was there on Dec 1, 1903
George Gifford, aged 9. This lad was returned to England June 9th 1903, a bad night case.
Charles Rolfe, aged 13, Charles was returned to the Home on Jan 6 1904. He is still here is healthy looking and well but not industrious

Letter dated January 9 1904, The Catholic Emigration Association

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William Keane - Mr. John Quinn, St. Barbe, Huntingdon, Quebec
John Kelly - Mr. Jos Demers, St. Constant La Prarie, Quebec
William Hewitt - Mr. Dosithe Coupal, St. Philippe, Quebec
William Smith - Gustave Quimet, St. Hilaire Quebec

Letter dated Feb 15th 1902 Rev Wallace, Marchmont Home

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Samuel and James Raymond

I found James well settled, attending school regularly and doing very satisfactorily. His brother Samuel is not so contented and is very anxious to obtain a situation on a farm. He has had a number of fairly good situation in Toronto but has changed so often that he seems almost discouraged with city life, but is really anxious, I believe, to do what is right. Like yourself, I may say that I have taken a special interest in both these boys and want to see them do well. I suggested that i would write you on my return to the department and ask you, if possible, to try and find a place for Samuel with some farmer in Central Ontario. If you think you can do anything for him alon this line I should be pleased if you would write him, and if not asking too much, to advise me also.

Letter dated Feb 14 1904 - Dr. Stephenson's Home, Hamilton

Ernest Paul

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I desire to inform you that I have inspected Ernest Paul Paull) (1903) with David Robinson, Ingersoll. I am well satisfied with his situration as Mr. Robinson is undoubtely as prosperous farmer. Paul does not, however, care for farming. He finds Mr. Robinson and the family equally considerate towards him. While he is a healthy and robust looking boy it seems that he is troubled with a kidney complaint which distresses him. At times he passes blood. It is not of recent developement he states. Before coming to Canada he was troubled in the same way. His employer has consuled a physician and the boy is receiving medical treatment.

Follow up letters:
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http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1261?r=0&s=2

Letter dated Feb 16 1904 to Middlemore Homes from Inspector Smart - Thomas Alway and William Peglar

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I regret that through an oversight your letter of a recent date referring to rumors concerning the treatment of Thomas Alway and William Peglar was not answered before this. In the case of the former, I have instructed the Society's Agent at St. Joh to make a careful inquiry and report the fact to me at his earliest convenience; in the case of the latter, I understand that the boy has been removed. It is the desire of the department to prevent the ill treatment of poor and necessitous children and such cases when brought to notice will be deal with in as promp a manner as possible

Follow up letters
http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1237?r=0&s=2

Letter dated Feb 8th 19?4 Homes for Waifs and strays, Our Western Home

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In reply to your letter just received, I beg to stat that Annie Garwood from Stanford Union returned to England December 5th 1908

More letters in our Facebook group regarding Annie - visit www.facebook.com/groups/Britishhomechildren/search/?query=garwood

Letter dated Feb 15 1904 regarding Thomas Staplay,William Dunn, Thomas Francis//I have to report on the condition of the boys Thomas Staplay and William Dunn. I called on these boys today at the Walter Street Hospital and found that Thos Staplay has been there about two months.//He had been placed with Michael Roan, of Thurse, Quebec sometime in October 1903, where he remained until 2 months ago. He told me that his food three times a day consisted of bread, butter and tea. His boots and mitts were worn ones of Mr. Roan's. That on one cold day just before Christmas he fell into a creek while doing his work and was not allowed to go into the house to dry himeslf but was kept outside at the work and in a short time had his feet and hands badly frost bitten; this necessitated his going to the hospital//The boy also sstated that he was abused by his employer and he showed me a long scar on his leg which he says was done with a horse whip.//This boy Staplay is a very bright looking little fellow and is the type of a boy that under ordinary circumstances should do well//The other boy William Dunn - aged 16 - who was plaed with Patrick McDonald at Buckingham in July last, came to the hospital on Feb 11/04.//This boy told me that he was ill treated by Mr. McDonald; that he was struck with a pitch-fork and one of the bones broken in his arm above the elbow;that he was obliged to continue work, but that McDonald tried to use something to cure his arm. Then about a month ago he was again struck by McDonald while at his work and his wrist broken. This latter is not healed yet. I saw the scars and lumps on the boy and believed his story to be true.//The boy was also made to work on Sundays in the fields as on other days and was only allowed to attend church three times during his stay with McDonald. He stated that he was kept oout of doors to cut wood with McDonald until his hands and feet were so badly frozen that he was sent to the hospital on the above mentioned date.//While at the hospital the Sister Superior told me of a boy, Thomas Francis, aged 13, of East Templeton, when went to the hospital on Thursday and died on the following day, Feb 13, 1904. She stated that everything pointed to ill treatment and she was sure the boy died through neglect.

http://www.britishhomechildrenregistry.com/Person/bhcInfo/31955

http://www.britishhomechildrenregistry.com/Person/bhcInfo/56890

http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/immigration-records/home-children-1869-1930/immigration-records/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=108807

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Follow up letters
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Given Name(s): William
Surname: DUNN
Gender: M
Age: 14
Year of Arrival: 1903
Ship: TUNISIAN
Date of Departure: 1903-07-16
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1903-07-24
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Catholic Emigration Society

Given Name(s): Thomas W
Surname: STAPLEY
Gender: M
Age: 13
Year of Arrival: 1903
Ship: BAVARIAN
Date of Departure: 1903-10-15
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1903-10-23
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Catholic Emigration Society

Given Name(s): Thomas
Surname: FRANCIS
Gender: M
Age: 11
Year of Arrival: 1903
Ship: TUNISIAN
Date of Departure: 1903-05-07
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1903-05-15
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Destination: Ottawa, Ontario

List of children who had been inmates of workhouses, arriving in Canada between the 1st day of Dec 1902 and the 31 day of October 1903 and placed in situations by Mr. Cecil Arden, Hon Age, Catholic Emigration Association - transcriber Dorothy Bush

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1250?r=0&s=2

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Boys
Name Age Birth. Work House Placed with Prof. P.O.Address
Wallace Jno 14 6/6/89 St. Pancras T. Madigan Farmer Riverstown, P.O. co Wellington, Ont.
Tindall Jos 13 25/8/90 “ Alfd. Gordon “ Farndon, co Missisquoi, P.Q.
Ryan Jas. 15 25/3/88 Hackney M. Kelly “ West Luther. Co Wellington, Ont.
Dearing W. 13 9/1/90 “ J. MC Court “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Keene Wm. 14 7/5/89 Chorlton J. Quinn “ St. Barbe, Co Huntington, P.Q.
Kelly Jno 12 8/4/91 “ J.J. Demers “ St. Constant, co La Prarie, P.Q.
Hewitt W 14 3/8/89 “ D. Coupal “ St. Philippe, co La Prarie, P.Q.
Smith W 15 14/6/87 Cockermouth N. Legault “ St. Genevieve, co Jacques Cartie,. P.Q.
Metcalf A. 11 28/4/92 Wrawick C. Robichaud Travellr. 273 St. Hubert St., Montreal, P.Q.
Doggett H. 15 1/10/88 Barton J.C. Ball Farmer Delhi, co Norfolk, Ont.
Flanaghan A. 11 -/1/92 Stockton D. Lefebvre “ St. Philipe, co La Prarie, P.Q.
Grady J.J. 11 2/7/92 “ M. Dolan Saddler 219 Princess St., Kingston, Ont.
Duff J. 14 1/8/89 “ T. Finucane Farmer Shamrock, P.O., co Renfrew, Ont.
Burns J. 11 21/5/92 Ashton H. Guillette Milk dlr. 6 Rue St. Laurent, Sorel, co Richelieu, P.Q.
Name Age Birth. Work House Placed with Prof. P.O.Address
McGauley J. 14 5/7/91 Ashton T. Trudeau Farmer St. Basile le Grande, co Chamberlain, P.Q.
Tynan J. 14 1/6/99(?) Halifax Ar. Roy “ La Prarie, co La Prarie, P.Q.
Loftus Jos. 9 6/11/93 “ A. Coderre “ L’Epiphanie, co L’Assumption, P.Q.
Kelly T. 13 13/11/89 “ P.W. Sheedy “ Osceola, co Renfrew, Ont.
Loftus F. 11 16/4/92 “ F. Provencal “ St. Remi ,co La Prarie, P.Q.
McCarthy J. 11 2/12/93 “ T. Holly “ Brudenell, co Renfrew, Ont.
Kenny J. 15 16/9/88 Chorlton Macdonald “ Glan Nevis, co Glengarry, Ont.
Kenny H. 13 5/8/90 “ Dr. Cormier Physician 472 St. Denis St., Montreal, P.Q.
Kenny F. 9 8/6/94 “ J. Briere Farmer St. Etienne, co Beauharnois, P.Q.
Donoghue W. 15 5/11/88 Brantford T. McCourt “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Barrett J. 12 5/11/91 Fulham H. Deguire “ Brampton Falls, co Richmond, P.Q.
Barrett Jas. 11 6/3/92 “ A. Paquin “ Isle Bisard, co Jacques Cartier, P.Q.
Kearsey P. 11 23/1/92 “ R. Acton “ Rockingham, co Renfrew, Ont.
Larking J. 12 29/1/91 “ J. Renn “ Hyndford, co Renfrew, Ont.
Vesey J. 13 24/7/90 “ D. Kilgour “ Pine Valley, co Renfrew, Ont.
Dixon P. 12 17/4/91 “ W. Beileau “ Isle Bisard, co Jacques Cartier, P.Q.
Kennedy M. 11 4/1/92 “ O. Lamothe Carter Sorel, co Richelieu, P.Q.
Name Age Birth. Work House Placed with Prof. P.O.Address
Kennedy T. 9 14/3/94 “ D. Perron Farmer St. Matthias, co Rouville, P.Q.
Shears W. 13 1/1/90 “ J. O’Neil “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Barrett A. 13 14/8/90 “ J. Taillefer “ Sault au Recollet, co Laval, P.Q.
Scott J. 14 14/4/89 Texteth A. McEachen “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Turner J. 14 8/1/89 Middlesbro L. Enright “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Carey H. 11 1/5/92 “ M. Power “ Bathurst, co Gloucester, N.B.
Turner C. 15 16/9/88 “ J. Fitzmaurice “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
Carter G. 11 4/9/92 “ P. Rooney “ Norton Creek, co Chateauguay, P.Q.
McLoughlin F. 12 8/5/91 Wolstanton E. Trudel “ St. Prosper, co Champlain, P.Q.
Booth A. 14 7/6/89 “ P.J. Breen “ Bulger, co Renfrew, Ont.
Brannon J. 14 14/7/89 Middlesbro M. Walsh “ Brudenell, co Renfrew, Ont.
Garvey J. 14 18/10/89 “ M. Rice “ Douglas, co Renfrew, Ont.
McCormick J. 11 21/8/92 “ V. Theoret “ Isle Bisard, co Jacques Cartier, P.Q.
Maloney J. 14 7/4/89 Hammersmith E. David “ Varennes, co Champlain, P.Q.
Reach M. 17 22/7/86 Keighley R. Mequin “ Chambly Basin, co Chambly, P.Q.
Connelly J. 13 2/6/90 City/London J. Cull. “ Brudenell, co Renfrew, Ont.
Callaghan J. 13 28/12/89 Kensington I. Hebert “ La Prarie, co La Prarie, P.Q.
Name Age Birth. Work House Placed with Prof. P.O.Address
McGee T. 14 4/6/89 Kensington J.G. Leonardt Grocer Beauharnois, co Beauharnois, P.Q.
Fitzgerald S. 12 29/4/91 “ J. Fitzgerald Farmer Shannonville, co Hastings, Ont.
Stacks M. 13 26/12/89 “ E. Trudel “ St. Prosper, co Champlain, P.Q.

GIRLS

McCauley C. 13 13/9/90 Ashton P. Ostiguy Physcn. St. Hyacinthe, co St. Hyacinthe, P.Q.
Mannion A. 11 7/6/92 “ P. Regnier Widow Iberville, co Iberville, P.Q.
McLeary C. 13 31/12/89 Stockton K.P. Bertrand Notary Chambly Basin, co Chambly, P.Q.
Moore G.N. 12 6/10/91 “ M. Monahan Engr. 270Celeraine St. Pointe St. Charles, co. Hochelaga, P.Q.
McLeary M. 10 12/8/93 “ A Ostiguy Store Chambly Basin, co Chambly, P.Q.
Murgatroyd A. 12 26/6/91 Halifax S. Constantineau Farmer Summerlea, co Jacques Cartier, P.Q.

Dr. Barnardo's, placement changes (c1903)

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Julia Brown, moved with Mrs. Ernest Spencer to Havelock
Sarah Jane Haprer, with Mrs. Matthew Faris, Bradford W Gwillinbury, Mary Cooley with mrs. Wesley L Coone, Manilla two miles from Mardilla
Sarah Dwyer with Mrs. Mark Hootan, Springville, Cavan, Peterboro
Florence Morris with Mrs. E. B. Hinman, Grafton, Ontario
Sarah Cowell with Mrs. John Elliott Sr. Pakenham
Mabel Shock with Mrs. Frank J Ross (Barker) Orillia in town, temporarily transferred by Mrs.McLean to her daughter, will return to Woodville shortly

Letter dated Feb 22nd/04 from Barnardo's

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Your inquiry is to hand about Sarah Jane Harper. The girl has nhot been at Hazel Brae since June 1902, when she was sent to a situation near Schomberg. She is at present with Mrs. Matthew Faris, living a few miles from Bradord, Simcoe. Her sister Rose Harper was here in March of last year, she is now with Mrs. John McLean, Mono Centre PQ.

Letter dated Feb 13 1904 Arthur Humphries

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Dr. Barnardo's arrival 1902-14-06 - workhouse children placements
Year of Arrival: 1902
Ship: DOMINION
Date of Departure: 1902-00-00
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1902-04-06

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4715/1344?r=1&s=5

Letter from Inspector Smart, dated May 9th 1904 regarding John Noakes, from the Edmonton Union place with Samuel Stinson PO Omemee, Victoria County I desire to state for your information that:
"This boy insists that he is not hapy or contented although he has a good home and is, I am convinced under good influences. There are a number of children in the family - one boy and several girls. The boy and Noakes get along very agreeably, but Noakes complains that the girls continually carry out tales about him, which unually results in punishment for him. He is a stout, healthy boy and I believe is not without fault. They find him stubborn, a characteristic I could easily understand from his apearance. He is rather a good looking boy and a nice type. His work is distastful becaue he is required to do housework. The family are members of the Salvation Army and Noakes attends with them. There appears to me to be a spirit of discrimination in the household and a lackof encouragement for the boy.

Follow up letter May 16 1904 from Inspector Smart
I beg to acknowledge the receipt of you rletter of the 11th instant with reference to John Noakes. In my opinion it would be rather unfair to his employer where he transferred and for this reason I made no recommendation for a change. I felt, however, that you should have the information for future references.

National Children's Home: letter dated May 16 1904
Sidney Truman was placed out on April 9th with Mr. Wm Holland, Culloden, Ontario. Came through the Agency of I. Thomas Esq, Queen's Hill, Newport Mon Waless

Sidney Stickings was place out on April 11 with Mr. Jas Nicholeon, Millgrove, Ontario. Came through W. J. Kin, Town Hall Gravesent, England

William Brown place on April 8th with James Berry, Sinclairville, Ontario, came through A. Huggett,East Grinstead Union, E. Grinstead England

John Edward Noble place on April 7th with Chas, H. Drummont, Waterdown, Ontario, came from James Mouldin, High Park Liverpool England

John Cory was place out April 11 with Russell Byrant (?) Copetown,Wentworth, came from Union offices, Brenly (?) Kent, England

Miss Macpherson's Children's Home Stratford c1904

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Barnardo placements 1904
http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c7836/1375?r=0&s=4

List of children who had been inmates of Workhouse arriving in Canada between the first day of December 1902 and the 31 day of October 1903 place in situation by J. R. Thomson, New Orpington Lodge, Hintonburgh, Ontario (Ottawa) Transcriber, Eileen Robinson

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J.R. Thompson Esq.ManagerNew OrpingtonLodgeHintonburgh, Ontario
NameAgeWork HousePlacementProfessionAddress
James Murphy15West ???Hugh FamilyFarmerOscela
G(?)ellic Martin11MiddlesboroMrs. Slattery245 Maria St.
Mary Reed16"Mrs. Kavanagh591 ??? Sussex
Ethel Anderson12"Mrs. Fagan53 Arthur St.
Agnes Inkerson15"Mrs. Gleeson81 First Avenue
Jane Ann Thane15"Mrs. O'Reilly332 Besserer
Teresa McCarthy11"Mrs. Dion430 Besserer
Emma Steele13WestministerMrs. Taillow292 Daly Avenue
Mary Steele15"Mrs. GilmourWilbur Street
Margaret Poulton11"Mr. HeffernanQueens Hotel
William Sullivan11PoplarJames MurphyFarmerMayo
John Ryan13StroudThomas O'Keefe"Powell
John Woodroff12WordsorthJames Tierney"Fallowfield
William Gleeson13HousingtonJames Codey"????????
Edmonds Lovesey13"James Duggan"Cummings Bridge
John O'Leary13RichmondPat Cox Sr."Buckingham
William Camm (Cunn)11HampsteadPat McDonnell""
Daniel Parrott11ChelseaTho.s Langhorn"Wakefield
Nicholas Green12"James Kerrigan Sr."Chapeau
Daniel Kane13StepneyR. Kennedy"Chapeau
William Walsh11BloomsburyJames Kehoe"Cummings Bridge
Samuel Chilids (Cheleds)12St. Geo. In EastEdward Hayes"Fallowfield
William Cupit13"Michael Mahoney"Mayo
John Flaheren (Flahrnan)14WhitechapelJames S. McKenna"Fallowfield
Albert Milner11St. PaneraJ. W. Gallagher"Foymount
Thomas Crovian11"Martin Ravant"Buckingham
Michael Donovan12"P.P. Gorman""
William Kirk12"J.J. Cosgrove""
Charles Fowler10"Mrs. Mr ??oy"So. Glouchester
Tom Green13Sheffield"Chapeau
John Shaw13"Mr. James Corrigan"Buckingham

Susan McShane, Ernest D. Walton, Rose McGee, Elizabeth Fowle, Susan McShane , John Worsley

Albert Shaw12"James McNutty""
Harry Shaw10"Edward Hogan"
Ernest D. Walton13"Pat Corkery"Stittsville
Frederick Ryalls13"Mrs. Banning""Mayo
Frank Rymett11"Miss Dewar"Thureo
Rose McGee16GreenwhichMrs. Stevenson"Lascellas
Elizabeth Fowle14St. Pancras
Mary Ritchie14GatesheadMrs. Lafontaine285 Clarence St.
Barbera Ritchie12"Mrs. Paradiso311 Rideau
Dora Flynian (Flynn)15"Mrs. Tormey30 Stewart St.
Susan McShane15"Mrs. Dagenais299 Clarence St.
Sarah Riley15"Mrs. Bingham120 Botelier
Catherine Kennedy12"Miss Dodd502 Somerset St.
Mary Ann Patterson13"Mrs. Bartleo590 Wellington St.
Norah Harrington16??????Mrs. Caldwell382 Beaver Street
Lizzie Westmore16??????Mr. John FinnFarmerBillings Bridge
Alice Horsely8IslingtonAyed Belle ?oleFarmerLuskville
John Arnott13GatesheadPat OkeefeFarmerFallowfield
Michael Flynn13"M.J. Armand"Pakenham
John Cavenny13"Edward Monahan"Thureo
Thomas Stapley13"Michael T. Rowan""
John Worsley12IslingtonRev. Father RaymondParish PriestLuskville
Joseph Murphy16St. OlavsThomas TownesFarmerGreely
David Gander14"Howard Rock"South March
???ed Moore13LambethTim Kennedy"Sheenboro
Charles Whitby13SouthwarkD.L. O'Brien"Perkins
Charles Holloway11"James Plunket"Manotic
John Shrivell11GreenwhichR. McDonald"Navan
Peter Finnerty Ken McDonald"Navan
Thomas Driscoll 11"Edward Maloney"Thureo
George King11GreenwhichB.J. Grace"Powell
Alfred Davies13"Mrs. Mahoney"Buckingham
John Kelman11CroydonMishall Corkery"Ashton
Louis Bodleman15"James Murphy"Mayo
William Cody15BathGeorge Henderson"Billings Bridge

Letter dated September 1, 1904 regarding Elsie Smith, Bristol Emigration Society

To Inspector Smart, Sir, I beg to inform you that the imigrand girl, Elsie smith, who had been placed with Mrs. Peter McIntyre,and who had been at the General Public Hospital for about six months died at that institution of consumption on the 31st Ultime

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Came from Bristol area in July 1903 at age 16. Placed New Brunswick. Died of TB.

Item: Elsie SMITH (108729)
Given Name(s): Elsie
Surname: SMITH
Gender: F
Age: 15
Year of Arrival: 1903
Ship: LAKE CHAMPLAIN
Date of Departure: 1903-06-25
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1903-07-02
Port of Arrival: Quebec
Party: Bristol Emigration Society
Destination: Saint John, New Brunswick
Children travelling together: Q03CD
Type of Records: Passenger Lists
Microfilm Reel Number: T-481
Reference: RG 76 C1a
Source: Library and Archives Canada
Database Item Number: 108729

Other children in this file
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images 1387 and onwards:A. Leslie Walker, Solomon Skeldon, Mabel Ogbourne, Violet Norman, Raymond Casside, William A Pratt, Lucy Beake, William Whitechurch, Charles Newman, James Britten, Annie Karnwall, Thomas Cuff, Joseph Canker (placed with Alfred Morton, Cavan, Caven Township, until April 1909), Thomas Cluff, Walter Harvey (note just says "is a Barnardo Boy I think), John Wallace (with Charles McCahan near Arthur), John Wallace with Charles McCahan as well), William Allum place with Andrew Touchborn, Oil Springs ran away now with Francis Nichols, Thomas Jackson place with Ale Steacy, Comber, Mary Fulchner was employed with Mrs. J Stewart of Singhampton returned to England, Susan Barker placed with Mrs. Foxton of Merlin - who died now with Mrs. Halliday of Merlin, Rose Bushnell with Mrs. John Graham, Grand Valley- trouble with the placement;Lilly Bushnell sister to Rose lives a few miles away;Rose Bushnell to be transfered to Mrs. Manson Hall, Alton,; Charles Newman with Arthur Holder, Holderville, Kings Co who does not trust the boy; Frederick Wheeler, Mabel Ogbourue, Charles Newman, William Alllum left Mr. Francis Nicholls and now with Wm, J. Brownlee, buayan; Susan Barker being transfered after the death of Mrs. Foxton; Sarah McKinley with Mrs. Miscampbel - Sarah developed a cataract with dystroyed the sight in her left eye, I think this is serious; second letter for Sarah Mckinley;pg 1428 another letter for James Britton, Daniel Finnard - cannot locate - was placed with Joseph Brophy, Twin Elm; Lord George Boo??, Robert Roberts, Edward Dyer, Henry Ross, Harry Davis, John William Stocker, Frederick Savage, Wilfred Young, Geroge Edwards from Banstead Union, 1903 is ill with eye trouble in the Rideau Street Hospital, Ottawa; Elizabeth Lander is with Rev. W. J. Brown in Bloomfield but they have moved to Toronto; Thomas Topham with Thomas Power Murray and left last spring, whereabouts now unknown; page left off 1434

John Murphy, from West Ham Union, 1903 left situation 4 months ago to Thomas O'Connor, Greeley, Ontario - whereabouts now unknown;Sophia Quick from Barnstead Union; Albert Lamont from Southampton Union, Knowlton children: Sophia Quick from Banshead Union place with Mrs. Grant Ferrier near Knowlton, attending Ruocoltau Academy; Albert Lamont of Southhampton working as a bell-boy at Graud Milou Hotel, Montreal;Annie Brook fromHunslet Union went in 1904 to Mrs. Sylvester Ineddeu, Pembrooke, Ontario; Lizzie Lawrence of Barnstead, Surrey was removed by Mrs. Birt's order from Mrs. Ralstous and has gone to Mr. Homer Sweets, Gilmau - in itial trial for a month; Mabel Lewis from Baustead Schools removed from Mrs. Samuel J Riougton Carp. Ontario in order that she might get regular schooling and be near her sister Mabel Lewis. Thomas Topham is now with Mr. R. Flindall south west of Trent, Ontario. When visitor called he was not sure if he would stay all winter or not.;Annie Barnwell - she was placed by J. S Rough, agent of the Middlemore homes in 1897. Illtreatment to be investigated.; Lizzie Landers - Barnardo's - about move with the Rev Brown family, Mr. Brown rather annoyed with Barnardo's as they proposed senidng Lizzie to be near her brother, felt that is the reason he didn't notify them of her change of address.; Alice Clements is leaving her situation with Mrs. McMaster of Perth to join her mother who recently moved to Canada - will be near Rodney.; Alice Britnell sent by Bristol Emigration Society, place with Mrs. Lippsett, Victoria Square left for the Willows, Hargrave, Manitoba where she has a sister living with a family.;

Ethel Lewis from Kensington Union, Amelia Sirrett was with Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, St. Luce.John L Lloyd from Newport Union was placed with Mr. J. H. Grey, Forfar, Leeds County, Ontario.; Ethel Lewis is with Mrs. Granberg, Norch Coaticook, amelia Sirrett is still with Mrs. Ralph Stevenson, St. Luc.; Harry Barnardo was ill with eczema in the General Hospital, St. Juohn. Looking for the address of Minnie Flowerday who was with Robert Elliott, Ruther Glen.Frank Lofutus inspection reports "This boy is not as favourable placed as one would wish. The surroundings are poor and his prospects are not bright." John Stokes from the Edmontion Union is still with George R. C. Storey ? who is a good farmer. John feels that Mr. Storey does not care for him an dhe appears to be quite sensitive, afterward it was learned that the boys is right and Mr. Storey does not find him suitable.; Lily Livermore is at Mrs. P. J. Garrison, Peneveau who relocated to the USA, Lily was place with Mrs. Charles McGowan, Campbellford. John L Lloyd is with Mr. Sidney Seaman, Chatham, Raleigh, Kent county.Lily LIvermore is with Mrs. Chas Macoun, Cambellford.; Rose Walder with Mrs. Beerwort who move and left the girl in Montreal.;Amy Sweeney; Report of the alleged ill-treatment was living with a Mrs. Hunter, Adelaide Street, St. John NB, she's under 15 and works in Isaac\s Cigar Factory.;Thomas Cluff was with Gavin Goodall, left and unable to find him.; John Stokes was removed from Mr. G. R. C. Storey and is with Mr. John G. Aitkin, Windermere, Watt Township in Muskoka.; image up to 1462

Letter to Inspector Smart dated September 2 1904 regarding Annie Karnwall
From G. Bogue Smart, Inspector of British Immigrand Children and receiving homes, Ottawa. Sir, A Mr. Fairweather who is spending the summer in King's County called at this office to report a case of illtreatment to an immigrant girl. He stated that shewas doing a man's work in the field, such as mowing, raking,ect and that she had no education. I questioned Mr. Fairweather as to the truth of the matter, if he could make the carge of illtreatment from personal knowledge, and he replied that he only knew of it from the talk of the neighbourhood. I also informed him that is should hardly be the case for the children were inspected once a year by an Inspector from Ottawa. The Child's name is Annie Karnwall, with Edgar Day, Day's Landing, Greenwhick, Kings Co. If you think it advisable, and so instruct me, I could go to the home and investigae the case. Dominion Immigration Agent.

Letters concerning Annie Macpherson boy William Barron
Weir Oct 28th 1904
Dear Mr. Merry, In reply to yours of the 25th would just say that is was sad news to us all that you and Mr. Smart have decided to take Willie away from us. He is all the comfort that we have. Of course I will not persist againt the rules ofyour home and would just say that he would be fourteen in December coming and if there is a new bargain to make that I am willing to comply to any agreement that is reasonable. I thought he was our boy until eighteen, that was to say that we were to clothe and school him uneil fourteen and after fourteen was to pay wages up to eighteen. I am aware that you have the right to remove him from our home when you like but if there is anything on our part that we have not complied with please let me know by return of mail. I will also bring Willie or send him as requested but it nearly breaks our hears to thiknk that we have to give him up. He and us have cried ever since we received your letter. Willie won't eat or sleep ever since I told him that he had to leave us, and as you stated in your letter that Mr. Smart wanted to remove Willie last fall I cannot account for the same. Both times he has been to see him he gave us to understand that he was perfectly well satisfied with the progress and Willie our treatment. All of your agents have had full privilege to talk to hom whenever any of them called, and all that I can say that they seemed to be perfectly well satisfied with him and us. I have not heard any complaints about the treatment from your people. If there is any you will confer me a kindness to let me know by return of mail. Our mail comes to Weir Tuesday, Thursdy and Saturday, and if we do not hear from you before the seventh of November we will bring or send him on the ten a..m train leaving Harrisburg Depot. I remain yours turly, Andre Pepper, Weir, ontario

From Miss Macpherson's Home, Stratford to Inspector Smart, Oct 31, 1904.

What shall I say to this pathetic appeal? These poor people feel badly about losing William Barron, and he at going away! I suppose I can onlly leet the matter go thorugh as --arranged. Yours faithfully W. Merry

From Mr. Smart Nov 2 1904

In reply to you rletter of the 31st ultimo, in reference to William Barron c/o Andrew Pepper, Weir, I beg to say that I inspected this boy on the 29th of August and found such an improvement that my report will, I think, justify you in allowing him to remain where he is for the present. From Mr. Pepper's letter which you enclosed, and which I return herewith, it would appear that the longer they have the boy the more attached to him they are growing. I certainly think it would be a hardship to Mrs. Pepper were he taken away.

Harry Binks, Mark Binks, Sidney Randall, David Carter, Aaron Wood. Arrived:

Year of Arrival: 1893
Ship: VANCOUVER
Date of Departure: 1893-03-23
Port of Departure: Liverpool
Date of Arrival: 1893-04-09
Port of Arrival: Halifax
Party: Rev. Robert Wallace
Destination: Belleville, Ontario

Article from the Woodlesford and Oulton History Facebook Group

List of children arriving in Canada from the SS Metagama, 20th April, 1920, Mr. W. H. Merry, Belleville, Ontario, Marchmont Home. Assigned to Kimberley Bailey, 4 pages

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Louisa Birt children c1922: Page 1443 List of Children arriving in Canada Marchmont Home Belleville Ontario 1921 Placements by W H Merry

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Marj Robertson transcriber

Page 1443 List of Children arriving in Canada Marchmont Home Belleville Ontario 1921 Placements by W H Merry Immigration Sheet1
Surname Given Name Present Age Placed With Profession P. O. Address Township Lot Con. County
Fish Annie 13 Mrs. T G Clute Farmer Stirling Everrett St Hastings
Fish William 12 Gerald Hanna Farmer Corbyville R R 1 Thurlow 22 4 Hastings
Goddard Violet 12 Mrs. Joseph Bradley Farmer Omemee R R 3 Emily 2 4 Victoria
Gill Walter 14 James Stewart Farmer Gad's Hill R R 1 North Easthope Perth
Holland Christine 18 Mrs C M Wycott Farmer Picton (Box 11) (near Collegiate) Prince Edward
Hamlet Norah 19 Mrs F W Ward Tailor Stirling 23 Brookmount Rd Hastings
Harris George 14 Mr Le Roy Dickey Farmer Mallorytown R R 3 Yonge 11&12 2 Leeds
Howard Albert George 14 Mr G B Holmes Farmer Kemptville Marlborough 14 1 Grenville
Jarman Matilda 14 Mrs. F N Mayett Farmer Marmora (in village) Hastings
Keating Edward 14 Hilliyard Guest Farmer Forester's Falls Ross 11 6 Renfrew
Leadbeater Bertram 14 Robert H Smith Farmer Galetta R R 1 Fitzroy 13 4 Carleton
Lyons Herbert 13 W D Pickell Farmer Belton R R 1 W. Nissouri 30 6 Middlesex
Lawrence Thomas 15 John W McPherson Farmer Belleville R R 5 Sidney 33 4 Hastings
Lugg Alfred 15 T H Munro Farmer Kinburn R R 1 Fitzroy 12 9 Carleton
Liggett David Thomas 14 Mrs Clayton Hermon Farmer Trenton R R 5 Sidney 23 3 Hastings
Motschmann Albert W W 15 Mrs L Fife Farmer Norwood R R 2? Asphodel 14 10 Peterborough
Minchell Frederick 13 Mr John Vivian Farmer Mitchell (Box 246) (in town) Perth
Millett of Wiltshire Richard 11 James H Young Farmer Beamsville R R 1 Clinton 8 1 Lincoln
Nutford Edgar 14 S B Reed Farmer Dungannon R R 1 Ashfield 9 4 Huron
Newman George 12 Robert Tulloch Farmer Becher Sombra 10 10 Lambton
Olive Harry 15 Hobart Argue Farmer Stittsville Goulbourne 28 7 Carleton
Pinnock Alice Maud 16 Mrs J Clarke Toronto 23 Brookmount Rd York

Page 1445 List of Children arriving in Canada Marchmont Home Belleville Ontario 1921 Placements by W H Merry Immigration Sheet1 transcribed by Marj Robertson 

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Surname Given Name Present Age Placed With Profession P. O. Address Township Lot Con. County
Rose William 11 Marchmont Home Farmer Belleville Hastings
Short James 15 Melleville Jones Farmer Omemee Cavan 13 4 Victoria
Thomas Alfred 18 C F Haight Farmer Stirling R R 5 Stirling 4 1 Hastings
White Jacob Charles 13 Mrs D W Tripp Farmer Consecon R R 1 Ameliasburg 93 4 Prince Edward
Wilkins Egbert 12 Ernest Sarles Farmer Harold R R 1 Rodney 6 7 Hastings
High Frank 12 Job Clapp (With both parents) Farmer Belleville R R 2 Sidney 30 2 Hastings
HIgh Albert William 11 " "
High George 8 " "
High Sidney Leonard 6 " "
High Walter 2 " " " "

Page 1444 List of Children arriving in Canada Marchmont Home Belleville Ontario 1921 Placements by W H Merry Immigration transcribed by Marj Robertson

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Surname Given Name Present Age Placed With Profession P. O. Address Township Lot Con. County
Alexander Jack 13 Roy Parker Farmer Roseneath Alnwick 19 7 Northumberland
Baker Dorothy Maud 16 Mrs George Ingram Farmer Campbellford Seymour 23&24 4 Northumberland
Bridge Elizabeth 6 Mrs Stafford Salmon Street Railway Manager Westboro Nepean (McKell St Townsite) Carleton
Bridge Edward 7 Marchmont Home Belleville Hastings
Burgess George 10 Mrs. M E Burgess Mother Toronto 180 Osler Ave York
Burgess William 13 Mrs. M E Burgess Mother Toronto 180 Osler Ave York
Blackburn Samuel G 15 Mr. W A Scott Farmer Galt R R 7 North Dumfries 16 11 Waterloo
Bondy Percy 14 John F Melbourne Farmer Belleville R R 6 Tyendinaga 1 1 Hastings
Bondy George 10 Marchmont Home Belleville Hastings
Bird Samuel 16 Alex F Reid Farmer Stirling Rawdon 10 1 Hastings
Charlton May 12 Mrs M J Kenny Gananoque Brock St Leeds
Collins Sarah Ann 16 Mrs. E Joice Grafton R R 1 Haldimand 23 2 Northumberland
Cross Esther 16 Mrs J E Dixon Civil Servant Ottawa 61 Aylmer Ave Carleton
Clark Arthur C 20 Mrs W J Hubbs Farmer Rendersville Ameliasburg 83 1 Prince Edward
Carter Stephen 14 Herbert S Hornick Farmer Tilbury R R 3 Tilbury E. 22 7 Kent
Cosway Stafford 10 Marchmont Home Belleville Hastings
Clarke Emily Ellen 15 Mrs W W Waite Farmer Brighton R R 2 Cramahe 11 4 Northumberland
Cook Alice May 14 Mrs J D Galbraith Farmer Strathroy R R 6 West Williams 9 3 Middlesex
Davis Annie 11 A A Edsall Bank Manager Thamesville In town Kent
Derbyshire Thomas 13 Mr A McGillivary Store Keeper Breckin R R 2 Dalrymple village Ontario
Davis Fred 13 R L Percival Farmer Kemptville R R 4 Oxford 18 1 Grenville

List of Workhouse children who arrived in Quebec on S.S. Montrose in July 1922 File No. C-4732 from Mrs. Birt’s Liverpool Sheltering Home with Mr. Merry Image No. 1536
Transcriber Norma Cook

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4732/1529?r=0&s=3

NAME BIRTHDATE WORKHOUSE PLACED WITH ADDRESS TOWNSHIP COUNTY
Adey, William George 29-2-09 Christchurch Mr. J.A. Humphreys Carrying Place Brighton Northumberland
Bentley, George 23-8-08 Mr. Joseph A. Pickens Hastings Box 10, Percy Northumberland
Burgess, Joseph 12-3-06 Kensington Mr. Donald Beamish Hastings R.R.1 Percy Northumberland
Broadhurst, Charles 20-12-06 Holborn Mr. Ross Shetler Shannonville R.R.1 Tyendinaga Hastings
Baker, John 2-3-10 Mr. W.E. Caverley Odessa R.R.3 Kingston Frontenac
Bache, Harold Arnold 24-6-07 Mr. Alex M. Shaver Iroquois R.R.1 Matilda Dundas
Bradden, Percy J. 28-3-07 Mr. Fred Phillips Bellville R.R.2 Sidney Hastings
Brett, Elizabeth Ellen 27-4-06 Hastings Mrs. Albert Armstrong Peterborough R.R.4 Smith Peterborough
Colyer, William 2-9-06 Southampton Mr. Charles E. Brintnell Corbyville Thurlow Hastings
Coombes, Jn. Christopher Leslie 14-12-07 Merthyr Tydvil Mr. Wesley Geo. Werry Bowmanville R.R.6 Darlington Durham
Collingwood, Ruby 9-8-14 Miss M. Ketcheson Campbellford R.R.3 Seymour Northumberland
Carter, Edward 2-12-09 Mr. Norman McLeod Dalkeith Lochiel Glengarry
Crocker, Gertrude 30-4-06 Christchurch Dr. G. F. Denyes Tweed Hungerford Hastings
Charlesworth, William 19-7-09 Birkenhead Mr. John Goodfellow Corbyville Thurlow Hastings
Dick, William 23-11-08 Mr. Harry Murphy Bellville R.R.6 Tyendinaga Hastings
Dove, Irving 17-4-07 Holborn Mr. Pennington McConnell Omemee Emily Victoria
Dalton, Ernest Thomas 5-11-08 Paddington Mr. Harry J. Seymour Cavan R.R.1 Cavan Durham
Edwards, William Henry 14-8-07 Mr. Gordon McIntosh Peterborough R.R.3 N. Monaghan Peterborough
(Continued Page 2) File No. C-4732

Image No. 1536
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NAME BIRTHDATE WORKHOUSE PLACED WITH ADDRESS TOWNSHIP COUNTY
Evans, Gilbert 11-10-07 Merthyr Tydvil Mr. Thomas Guest Forester’s Falls R.R.1 Ross Renfrew
Faichney, Christina 27-7-06 Mr. W. H. Merry Bellville Marchmont Home Hastings
Gough, Rhoda 9-9-07 Bath Mr. J.B. Willoughby Napanee Richmond Lennox
Humphreys, Gordon 17-6-06 Mr. Robert Leeper Norwood R.R.2 Asphodel Peterborough
Heaps, Richard Bartles 13-3-07 Mr. Arthur Houston Bellville R.R.6 Thurlow Hastings
Higham, James 17-11-06 Holy Trinity Ind. Sch. Mr. N. D. McGill Janetville R.R.2 Manvers Durham
Holland, Thomas 10-6-08 Mr. Darius Keller Picton R.R.5 N. Marysburg Prince Edward
Hitchings, William Samuel 6-4-09 Merthyr Tydvil Mr. Wm. Erwin Vance South March R.R.2 March Carleton
King, George 11-4-09 Birkenhead Mr. Neil A. McLeod Dalkeith Box 11 Lochiel Glengarry
Kettle, Joseph Augustus 29-12-09 Mr. S. S. Elliott Bellville R.R.6 Tyendinaga Hastings
Kettle, John Sampson 30-8-11 Marchmont Home Bellville Hastings
Littler, Agnes Leece 16-4-05 Birkenhead Mrs. E. Moore Toronto 29 Ashbridge Ave . York
Leonard, Matthew 4-9-06 Mr. E. C. Pollock Campbellford R.R.3 Seymour Northumberland
Lathrope, William Stanley 1-1-08 Merthyr Tydvil Mr. Frank Howes Cannifton R.R.1 Thurlow Hastings
Macpherson, Robert 25-3-07 Mr. George Robinson Newcastle Clarke Durham
Mills, Margaret 1-12-10 Mrs. H. A. Blunt Knowlton Brome, PQ
Maddocks, George 9-8-07 Mr. Damon Snider Odessa R.R.4 Ernestown Lennox & Addgtn.
Morgan, Richard 20-4-07 Holborn Mr. Stephen McConnell Omemee Emily Victoria
(Continued Page 3) File No. C-4732
Image No.1536
NAME BIRTHDATE WORKHOUSE PLACED WITH ADDRESS TOWNSHIP COUNTY
Montague, Thomas 27-2-08 Marchmont Home Bellville Hastings
Montague, Robina 6-6-06 Mrs. Basnett Ottawa 16 Delaware Ave. Carleton
Nicholls, William Herbert 14-6-08 Mr. J. T. Ibey Meyersburg Seymour Northumberland
Polley, Frederick Arthur 19-5-08 Holborn Mr. Royal Hermon Stirling R.R.4 Sidney Hastings
Parry, Robert 9-1-07 Mr. Billa Ketcheson Holloway R.R.1 Thurlow Hastings

List of children who arrived in Saint John, NB on S.S. Montcalm on April 3, 1922 File No. C-4732
from Mr. J. McP. Merry, Annie McPherson Home, Hackney, London. England Image 1529, 1532 Transcribed Norma Cook.

NAME BIRTHDATE PLACED WITH ADDRESS TOWNSHIP COUNTY
Barnfather, Frederick 29-5-05 Mr. C. A. Woolcott London 320 Wortley St. Middlesex, ON
Cooper, Arthur Thomas 14-8-07 Mr. T. A. Henderson Kemptville R.R.4 Marlborough Grenville
Frith, James 4-12-06 Mr. F. J. Coleman Seaforth R.R.3 McKillop Huron
Hicks, Charles 24-3-09 Mr. William McDonald Maxville R.R.1 Kenyon Glengarry
Holliday, Ronald Jack 23-1-11 Mr. Harry Bristowe Rob Roy Osprey Grey
Monk, Donald Victor 29-1-11 Mr. John A. Lott Frankford R.R.2 Sidney Hastings
Mudd, Henry 15-2-05 Mr. Enoch Orser Frankford R.R.2 Sidney Hastings
Penfold, Henry 5-6-08 Mr. Chester Card Odessa R.R.1 Ernestown Lennox & Addington
Trounce, Gerald 18-9-05 Mr. Ernest Orser Carrying Place R.R.1 Ameliasburg Prince Edward
Vine, William James 3-2-10 Mr. David Carroll Gad’s Hill R.R.1 N. Easthope Perth

List of children received from Workhouses and placed by Miss Rye, Our Western House during the calendar year 1893 assigned to Debbie Lee Jiang

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Maria Rye, Our Western Home, Niagara-on-the-Lake -- April 17, 1894 RG76, Volume 96, File 12557 Name John, Charlotte Hunt, Beatrice Cresdee, Amy Blackman, Ethel Williams, Annie Smart, Elizabeth Wray, Annie Holness, Lavinia Pottle, Martha E. Emptage, Emma Collier, Martha Fisher, Elizabeth Procter, Clara Procter, Alice Thompson, Ethel Hallam, Elizabeth Beane, Emily Brewer, Mary E. Cooper, Rhoda Chambers, Mary Garrett, Ellen Griffiths, Grace Griffiths, Margaret Eardley, Alice Shaw, Eliza Harrison, Emily Mycock, Susan Barlow, Charlotte Singleton, Agnes Singleton, Louisa Earl, Beatrice Kendall, Mary Ann Watts, Ethel Watts, Helen Smith, Florence Earl, Ada Emily Singleton, Elizabeth

List of children received from workhouses and placed during the calendar year 1893 Miss Lacey of Liverpool - assigned to Hilary Bright

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more placement listings not assigned - Birt children c1922

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4732/1529?r=0&s=3 - 9 pages - assigned to Norma Cook

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4732/1544?r=0&s=3

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4732/1548?r=0&s=3

http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4715/1344?r=1&s=5 - Barnardo's workhouse children first party of children placed in 1902, 2 pages: http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4715/1345?r=1&s=5

Gibbs April 1 1928 arrival placements - back up a few pages to find it

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http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4797/123?r=0&s=5

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