DEPORTED CHILDREN
Listing compiled by Georgina Sales and Lori Oschefski
Click on red names, they are links to the information published on Heritage Canada
Immigration Program : Headquarters central registry files : C-4737
Dakeyne children considered for deportation: Albert Glover, John Robinson, Gordon Swain
John James Carruthers, 15 years old, Thomas Morris, 11 years old - Tuberculosis, Feb 28th, "Alsatian" Louisa Birt Children http://heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4691/266?r=0&s=2
Edward Conlon -became a public charge at the Union Mission in Ottawa
Catherine Randall - Deported for jumping out the window of St. George's in Ottawa and hurting her spine
William Sheppard: Became an inmate of the St. Michael (Ar???)for the insane and a public charge.
John Shortall: became a public charge in the Union Mission, Father John Shortall from Liverpool England
Horace Peter Grice: Became an inmate of a goal and a public charge. convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to one month in a Montreal goal. Goes by "Peter" as well, mother resides in the Dudley Institute for the poor.
Albert John Gear
George Wainwright: became a public charge
John Maloney: deemed insane but was declared fit to travel unaccompanied
Thomas O'Brian:
Norah Murphy: Georgina Sales This child was just 9 when she came to Canada, at 16 she was ordered to be deported for being feeble minded and physically defective. She had no family in England and had been raised in a convent home apparently prior to going to Canada.
Albert Domney, (in LAC as Albert Dumny). deported for having an illness which would require prolonged treatment.
Michael John Goodison
John Keenan
Michael Butcher
Thomas Vincent Hurst
William Mullaney
Peter Connelly
Alfred Haigh
Thomas O'Neill
Robert Swift
Frederick Muddle
Alice O'Loughlin (in LAC as O'Lochlin), deported for being certified as feeble minded and having congenital syphilitis
Henry Stephen Dagger
Christopher Carr
Harold Goldie
John Codd
George Fitzgerald
Stanley R Arnell - deported for insanity - letters detail this in the file.
Beatrice Foster - deported at 28 years old, morally bad, arrived in 1899 returned in 1913 - Middlemore
Elisa Berwick - deported in 1913, arrived in 1902, morally bad - Middlemore
Charles Robins - deported in 1913, arrived in 1907 Physically weak, paralysis age 13 when returned
Mary Ricketts - Stole money ect from employer, age 15 when returned, arrived 1908, returned 1913
Annie White - Mentally and morally weak age 15 when returned, arrived 1908, deported 1913
Emily Orgee - Worchester Union, Bad in most ways, age 16 years when returned, arrived in 1910 deported in 1913
Nelson Silk - Bristol Union, Always been a trouble, paid his own passage home, has come to relatives, age 18 when returned, arrived 1910, deproted 1913 - Middlemore
Alfred Turner - Birmingham Union, Morally bad, age 15 years when returned, arrived 1911 deported 1913
John W Fleming- Very hard to manage, did a great deal of damage by setting his master's barns of fire etc, arrived in 1912 10 years old, deported in 1913.
Arthur Leonard Baker, Theresa Chambers, William Henderson, Frederick Bines, George Harding, George Smith - Arrived on the SS Sicilian on the 9th of March, held by Dr. Hawkins for observaion of the eyes and sent to the hospital. Later certified as having trachoma and deported on the SS Virginian on the 18th.
heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/62?r=0&s=5
Henry Oliver
heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4734/609?r=0&s=4
Edward Conlon -became a public charge at the Union Mission in Ottawa
Catherine Randall - Deported for jumping out the window of St. George's in Ottawa and hurting her spine
William Sheppard: Became an inmate of the St. Michael (Ar???)for the insane and a public charge.
John Shortall: became a public charge in the Union Mission, Father John Shortall from Liverpool England
Horace Peter Grice: Became an inmate of a goal and a public charge. convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to one month in a Montreal goal. Goes by "Peter" as well, mother resides in the Dudley Institute for the poor.
Albert John Gear
George Wainwright: became a public charge
John Maloney: deemed insane but was declared fit to travel unaccompanied
Thomas O'Brian:
Norah Murphy: Georgina Sales This child was just 9 when she came to Canada, at 16 she was ordered to be deported for being feeble minded and physically defective. She had no family in England and had been raised in a convent home apparently prior to going to Canada.
Albert Domney, (in LAC as Albert Dumny). deported for having an illness which would require prolonged treatment.
Michael John Goodison
John Keenan
Michael Butcher
Thomas Vincent Hurst
William Mullaney
Peter Connelly
Alfred Haigh
Thomas O'Neill
Robert Swift
Frederick Muddle
Alice O'Loughlin (in LAC as O'Lochlin), deported for being certified as feeble minded and having congenital syphilitis
Henry Stephen Dagger
Christopher Carr
Harold Goldie
John Codd
George Fitzgerald
Stanley R Arnell - deported for insanity - letters detail this in the file.
Beatrice Foster - deported at 28 years old, morally bad, arrived in 1899 returned in 1913 - Middlemore
Elisa Berwick - deported in 1913, arrived in 1902, morally bad - Middlemore
Charles Robins - deported in 1913, arrived in 1907 Physically weak, paralysis age 13 when returned
Mary Ricketts - Stole money ect from employer, age 15 when returned, arrived 1908, returned 1913
Annie White - Mentally and morally weak age 15 when returned, arrived 1908, deported 1913
Emily Orgee - Worchester Union, Bad in most ways, age 16 years when returned, arrived in 1910 deported in 1913
Nelson Silk - Bristol Union, Always been a trouble, paid his own passage home, has come to relatives, age 18 when returned, arrived 1910, deproted 1913 - Middlemore
Alfred Turner - Birmingham Union, Morally bad, age 15 years when returned, arrived 1911 deported 1913
John W Fleming- Very hard to manage, did a great deal of damage by setting his master's barns of fire etc, arrived in 1912 10 years old, deported in 1913.
Arthur Leonard Baker, Theresa Chambers, William Henderson, Frederick Bines, George Harding, George Smith - Arrived on the SS Sicilian on the 9th of March, held by Dr. Hawkins for observaion of the eyes and sent to the hospital. Later certified as having trachoma and deported on the SS Virginian on the 18th.
heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4716/62?r=0&s=5
Henry Oliver
heritage.canadiana.ca/view/oocihm.lac_reel_c4734/609?r=0&s=4
Children who returned to England of their own accord or sent back - Fred Crutchley, Wm C Cunnington, Thos Caine, Frank Farmer, Chas Minnett, Wm C Tunnicliffe, E A Taylor, Thos Tucker, Minnie Day, Edith Smith, Mary Ewood, Ernest Cartwright, Mary Pertill, Doris McCarney, Francis A Walker, Amy F Duke,
