Various articles form the Ups and Downs
Ups & Down 1899-1900
Rogers, Frederick of the September 1891 party. After a rather unsettled career in Canada, Fred. Left for England, but subsequently returned, and about the time of the outbreak of the Spanish war enlisted in the United States army. After serving through the campaign in Cuba, his regiment was drafted to the Philippines and from there the news has come of his having been killed in action. We understand that his relatives in England have been informed of his death by the American authorities and we (illegible) offer them our sincere condolences in this sad bereavement.
"Whittle, Elijah - death by drowning which deplorable accident too place on Sunday, July 2 on the farm of his employer Mr. W. D. Perkins, Lothair P.O. Manitoba. Poor Whittle, it appears, was bathing in a pool which forms part of the little stream of Oak River, and, accompanied by his employer’s son, plunged into deep water never to rise to the surface again in life. A careful investigation by Dr. Crookshank, coroner for the district, satisfied the authorities that the said affair was entirely accidental, and the mortal remains of one of our once brightest youths, whose life was full of promise in this young country, were laid to rest in the little rural churchyard. Loving hands prepared floral remembrances on behalf of the young man’s relatives and the Rev. Mr. Stoddard, always a warm friend of the Homes, sole???? Conducted the last sad (illegible)." E.A. Struthers"
Also interesting mention on pg 274:
With writeup on Joseph R. Eaves and his appearance at Exhibition (appears to be gathering of current & former Home Boys). "Comparing the present gathering with the rather too uproarious week of jollification in which Joe was one of the leading spirits five years ago, the present occasion seemed to him altogether too “slow” but we have neighbours to consider, and we are not sufficiently popular among the Irish population on Farley Avenue to care to run the risk of making ourselves a nuisance, as we might be considered if music, singing and dancing are prolonged to an unreasonable hour.
Rogers, Frederick of the September 1891 party. After a rather unsettled career in Canada, Fred. Left for England, but subsequently returned, and about the time of the outbreak of the Spanish war enlisted in the United States army. After serving through the campaign in Cuba, his regiment was drafted to the Philippines and from there the news has come of his having been killed in action. We understand that his relatives in England have been informed of his death by the American authorities and we (illegible) offer them our sincere condolences in this sad bereavement.
"Whittle, Elijah - death by drowning which deplorable accident too place on Sunday, July 2 on the farm of his employer Mr. W. D. Perkins, Lothair P.O. Manitoba. Poor Whittle, it appears, was bathing in a pool which forms part of the little stream of Oak River, and, accompanied by his employer’s son, plunged into deep water never to rise to the surface again in life. A careful investigation by Dr. Crookshank, coroner for the district, satisfied the authorities that the said affair was entirely accidental, and the mortal remains of one of our once brightest youths, whose life was full of promise in this young country, were laid to rest in the little rural churchyard. Loving hands prepared floral remembrances on behalf of the young man’s relatives and the Rev. Mr. Stoddard, always a warm friend of the Homes, sole???? Conducted the last sad (illegible)." E.A. Struthers"
Also interesting mention on pg 274:
With writeup on Joseph R. Eaves and his appearance at Exhibition (appears to be gathering of current & former Home Boys). "Comparing the present gathering with the rather too uproarious week of jollification in which Joe was one of the leading spirits five years ago, the present occasion seemed to him altogether too “slow” but we have neighbours to consider, and we are not sufficiently popular among the Irish population on Farley Avenue to care to run the risk of making ourselves a nuisance, as we might be considered if music, singing and dancing are prolonged to an unreasonable hour.
A description of the July 1902 party
speaks of the tragic deaths of
William H. Hartley, who took sick of diphtheria and was buried at sea
&
Edward George Adderley, died as a result of an accident while disembarking and is buried in Boston
arrival 1902-07-25 aboard the New England
Name of the children on this voyage:
Abdul Ablahkat, Abraham Paskins, Ada Robins, Agnes Smith, Agnes Newland, Albert Winter Albert Bishop, Albert E Randall, Albert H Smith, Albert S Horne, Alberrt T Carpenter, Albert William Edward, Alex Charles, Alex W. H. Summers, Alexander Bessent, Alexander Piggott, Alexander K MacKenzie, Alfred Poish, Alfred Stratton, Alfred A Barge, Alfred A Hawkes, Alfred C Boggs, Alfred C Hall, Alfred C Summers, Alfred E Sewell, Alfred George Keetch, Alfred H Neeld, Alfred J George, Alfred M Cann, Alfred M Mitchell, Alice Batley, Alice Crouch, Alice Robins, Alice McCelland, Alice Summers, Alice Gribbon, Alice Hunt, Allen Smith, Amy Collins, Amy Kedghill, Amy Ross, Annie Hunt, Annie Sims, Annie McGuigan, Annie Skinner, Annie Rising, Annie B Graham, Arteen Karlbateeyan, Arthur Bradfield, Arthur Fry, Arthur D Hickes, Arthur J Chaplain, Arthur James Funnell, Arthur S Harvey, Arthur S Luckwwell, Arthur W Cooke, Beatrice Dowding, Beatrice Mynott, Beatrice Jordan,Benjamin B Foster, Bernard Berkovich, Bertram Atkins, Betram Madden, Bertram S Spencer, Blanche Edmonds, Blanche McClelland, Caroline Balding, Caroline Robinson, Catherine Cowling, Catherine Millett, Charles Shepherd, Charles Thompson, Charles Nash, Charles Henry Lilley, Charles S Meese, Charles T Johnson, Charles William Allum, Charlotte Perks, Charlotte Stevenson, Chris Andrews, Clara Aggas, Clarence Lindsay, Daisy Batty, Daisy S Hayford, David H Tachaner, Dorothy Kedghill, Duncan McGeown, Edgar P Richardson, Edith Baker, Edith Sowden, Edith Knight, Edward Bird, Edward Charles Watts, Edward G Adderley, Edward Pugh Evans, Edwin Bird, Edwin Collins, Eleanor Farrell, Eleanor Thomas, Elisa Clayton, elizabeth Dawson, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Nunn, Ellen Hayford, Ellen Strickland, Ellen Smart, Ellis Douglas, Emily Skinner, Emma Barnfather, Emma Hanwell, Emma Bradfield, Emmelanine Henry, Enoch Amos, Enoch Thomas, Ernest Bird, Ernest Mynott, Ernest Dowing, Ernest F Bonham, Ernest W King, Ethel Aggas, Ethel Summerfield, Ethel Robinson, Ethel Archer, Ethel Flaxman, Ethel Porter, Eva Downing, Flora Somerton, Florence Warby, Florence Thomas, Florence Morris, Florence Steeden, Florence Slee, Flossie Phillips, Frances Preece, Francis Moore, Francis J Findlay, Francis W Brown, Frank Reeves, Frank D Lacey, Frederick Viney, Frederick Youles, Frederick Puttick, Frederick Foster, Frederick Fossey, Frederick Crook, Frederick Cox, Frederick Cook, Frederick Chalker, Frederick Brooks, Frederick A Arbourne, Frederick H Bagshaw, Frederick W Page, George Watson, George Wheat, George Gates, George Preece, George Shepherd, George Swain, George Meeks, George Stoakes, George Pamment, George Kent, George Ashdown, George Wookey, George A Butler, George E Raines, George G Watkinson, George H Hodges, George H Tennant, George Henry Larner, George Henry S Clarke, George H R Lee, Gertrude Pike, Gertrude Porter, Gilbert L Cockburn, Gloria Cleave, Gordon C Stables, Hanna Hedley, Harold Winn, Harold C Wolrich, Harry Fullbrook, Harry Pope, Harry E Rowe, Helen M Young, Henrietta Cox, Harry Ellis, Henry Ford, Henry Evans, Henry Stephenson, Henry Puttick, Henry James Williams, Henry James Wolrich, Henry John Powell, Henry T Hopkins, Henry Thomas Jones, Herbert Bruce, Herbert Hutchinson, Herbert Green, Herbert Garett, Herbert A Spiers, Herbert J Stroud, Hilda Porter, Horace Wilsom, Horatio J Dreyer, Howard Tiller, Hurbert L Blundell, Hugo Hugentobler, Irene D Reimer, Isabella Candlish, Jack Embling, James Collier, James Green, James Hurst, James Lawrence, James Moore, James Stoakes, James Hamilton, James Goodyear, James E Child, James E Collins, James Henry Mately, James John Fantley, James L Shearer, James William Mansell, Jane Huckell, Jane Cole, John Turton, John Underwood, John King, John Smith, John Richards, John Kent, John Green, John Cross
Abdul Ablahkat, Abraham Paskins, Ada Robins, Agnes Smith, Agnes Newland, Albert Winter Albert Bishop, Albert E Randall, Albert H Smith, Albert S Horne, Alberrt T Carpenter, Albert William Edward, Alex Charles, Alex W. H. Summers, Alexander Bessent, Alexander Piggott, Alexander K MacKenzie, Alfred Poish, Alfred Stratton, Alfred A Barge, Alfred A Hawkes, Alfred C Boggs, Alfred C Hall, Alfred C Summers, Alfred E Sewell, Alfred George Keetch, Alfred H Neeld, Alfred J George, Alfred M Cann, Alfred M Mitchell, Alice Batley, Alice Crouch, Alice Robins, Alice McCelland, Alice Summers, Alice Gribbon, Alice Hunt, Allen Smith, Amy Collins, Amy Kedghill, Amy Ross, Annie Hunt, Annie Sims, Annie McGuigan, Annie Skinner, Annie Rising, Annie B Graham, Arteen Karlbateeyan, Arthur Bradfield, Arthur Fry, Arthur D Hickes, Arthur J Chaplain, Arthur James Funnell, Arthur S Harvey, Arthur S Luckwwell, Arthur W Cooke, Beatrice Dowding, Beatrice Mynott, Beatrice Jordan,Benjamin B Foster, Bernard Berkovich, Bertram Atkins, Betram Madden, Bertram S Spencer, Blanche Edmonds, Blanche McClelland, Caroline Balding, Caroline Robinson, Catherine Cowling, Catherine Millett, Charles Shepherd, Charles Thompson, Charles Nash, Charles Henry Lilley, Charles S Meese, Charles T Johnson, Charles William Allum, Charlotte Perks, Charlotte Stevenson, Chris Andrews, Clara Aggas, Clarence Lindsay, Daisy Batty, Daisy S Hayford, David H Tachaner, Dorothy Kedghill, Duncan McGeown, Edgar P Richardson, Edith Baker, Edith Sowden, Edith Knight, Edward Bird, Edward Charles Watts, Edward G Adderley, Edward Pugh Evans, Edwin Bird, Edwin Collins, Eleanor Farrell, Eleanor Thomas, Elisa Clayton, elizabeth Dawson, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Nunn, Ellen Hayford, Ellen Strickland, Ellen Smart, Ellis Douglas, Emily Skinner, Emma Barnfather, Emma Hanwell, Emma Bradfield, Emmelanine Henry, Enoch Amos, Enoch Thomas, Ernest Bird, Ernest Mynott, Ernest Dowing, Ernest F Bonham, Ernest W King, Ethel Aggas, Ethel Summerfield, Ethel Robinson, Ethel Archer, Ethel Flaxman, Ethel Porter, Eva Downing, Flora Somerton, Florence Warby, Florence Thomas, Florence Morris, Florence Steeden, Florence Slee, Flossie Phillips, Frances Preece, Francis Moore, Francis J Findlay, Francis W Brown, Frank Reeves, Frank D Lacey, Frederick Viney, Frederick Youles, Frederick Puttick, Frederick Foster, Frederick Fossey, Frederick Crook, Frederick Cox, Frederick Cook, Frederick Chalker, Frederick Brooks, Frederick A Arbourne, Frederick H Bagshaw, Frederick W Page, George Watson, George Wheat, George Gates, George Preece, George Shepherd, George Swain, George Meeks, George Stoakes, George Pamment, George Kent, George Ashdown, George Wookey, George A Butler, George E Raines, George G Watkinson, George H Hodges, George H Tennant, George Henry Larner, George Henry S Clarke, George H R Lee, Gertrude Pike, Gertrude Porter, Gilbert L Cockburn, Gloria Cleave, Gordon C Stables, Hanna Hedley, Harold Winn, Harold C Wolrich, Harry Fullbrook, Harry Pope, Harry E Rowe, Helen M Young, Henrietta Cox, Harry Ellis, Henry Ford, Henry Evans, Henry Stephenson, Henry Puttick, Henry James Williams, Henry James Wolrich, Henry John Powell, Henry T Hopkins, Henry Thomas Jones, Herbert Bruce, Herbert Hutchinson, Herbert Green, Herbert Garett, Herbert A Spiers, Herbert J Stroud, Hilda Porter, Horace Wilsom, Horatio J Dreyer, Howard Tiller, Hurbert L Blundell, Hugo Hugentobler, Irene D Reimer, Isabella Candlish, Jack Embling, James Collier, James Green, James Hurst, James Lawrence, James Moore, James Stoakes, James Hamilton, James Goodyear, James E Child, James E Collins, James Henry Mately, James John Fantley, James L Shearer, James William Mansell, Jane Huckell, Jane Cole, John Turton, John Underwood, John King, John Smith, John Richards, John Kent, John Green, John Cross
Arrival in Boston - with not about Edward Adderley's accident and death
Edward Adderley was buried in the Mt.Hope Cemetery in Boston. A search into Boston newspaper archives by Dan Oatman turned up the following:
From Boston Globe Archive, Sat. July 26/1902 "Edward C. Addeley, a lad on board, fell and fractured his skull" and from Boston Herald, Sat. July 26, 1902 "BARNARDO WAIF...Edward George Addley... killed by falling..
From Boston Globe Archive, Sat. July 26/1902 "Edward C. Addeley, a lad on board, fell and fractured his skull" and from Boston Herald, Sat. July 26, 1902 "BARNARDO WAIF...Edward George Addley... killed by falling..
Frank A Edwards
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Surname: EDWARDS Given Name: Frank Age: 17 Sex: M Ship: Labrador Year of Arrival: 1893 Departure Port: Liverpool Departure Date: 1893-03-16 Arrival Port: Portland Arrival Date: 1893-03-26 Party: Barnardo Homes Destination: Toronto, Ontario Comments: 252 children with Mr. Owen Source: Library and Archives Canada
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Lily Beale, Agnes Bllundell, Florence Porter, Christina Walters, Rose Chenu, Florence Park, Laura Addis, Eva Bowles, Laura Harle, Amy Reynolds, Emily Griffiths, Annie Curtis, Rose Stannard, Winnifred Hyde, Lizzie Speakes, Edith Stanmore.
April 1903
Annie Cu
