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Somerset / Re: The Rossiter Family
« on: Tuesday 07 December 04 03:33 GMT (UK) »
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Canada / Re:British Home Children - Child Migration Scheme - Canada
« on: Friday 13 February 04 04:17 GMT (UK) »
Found this on Google:
George Thomas Dainton
At Dr. Barnardo’s Home in Canada (1896 – 1902)
UPS & DOWNS with Almanac for 1902, Vol. VII, JANUARY 1, 1902, No. 2
OUR TWENTIETH YEAR’S EMIGRATION WORK
Published Under the Auspices of Dr. Barnardo’s Homes
Published quarterly 25 Cents per Annum
Office of Publication: 214 Farley Ave., Toronto
HOME CHAT (pg 43 - 57)
Dainton, George Thomas, Medal for 6 yrs service in 1situation brothers are at the Soo
See also - Alfred Dainton arrived in Canada July 1894
Wallacetown, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada, Dr. Barnardo’s Homes, 1895 – 1923 records
The above is just as you see it - note form with no further details. Are any of these records on-line anywhere?
George Thomas Dainton
At Dr. Barnardo’s Home in Canada (1896 – 1902)
UPS & DOWNS with Almanac for 1902, Vol. VII, JANUARY 1, 1902, No. 2
OUR TWENTIETH YEAR’S EMIGRATION WORK
Published Under the Auspices of Dr. Barnardo’s Homes
Published quarterly 25 Cents per Annum
Office of Publication: 214 Farley Ave., Toronto
HOME CHAT (pg 43 - 57)
Dainton, George Thomas, Medal for 6 yrs service in 1situation brothers are at the Soo
See also - Alfred Dainton arrived in Canada July 1894
Wallacetown, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada, Dr. Barnardo’s Homes, 1895 – 1923 records
The above is just as you see it - note form with no further details. Are any of these records on-line anywhere?
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Canada / Re:British Home Children - Child Migration Scheme - Canada
« on: Thursday 12 February 04 13:52 GMT (UK) »
The three missing children are not in the 1901 Census. The children were sent to Dr Barnardos and Mullers.
Could they have been split up - one group to Canada & the other to Australia?
The other family members were also poor and living in single rooms. Harry's family were living in Bradford-on-Avon and seem to have turned their back on him.
Harry drowned his wife in the River Avon after a struggle. It is interesting to note that his father-in-law spoke up for him at his trial.
Could they have been split up - one group to Canada & the other to Australia?
The other family members were also poor and living in single rooms. Harry's family were living in Bradford-on-Avon and seem to have turned their back on him.
Harry drowned his wife in the River Avon after a struggle. It is interesting to note that his father-in-law spoke up for him at his trial.
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Canada / Re:British Home Children - Child Migration Scheme - Canada
« on: Thursday 12 February 04 04:37 GMT (UK) »
I went to the site and found two children that were missing from research:
Alfred (Henry) Dainton (born 16 Dec. 1877)
George Thomas Dainton (born 1882)
The other members of family are not listed - does this mean they were not sent to Canada?
Missing from same family:
Charles William Dainton born 1 Nov 1879
Edward Dainton born 1886
Ellen Dainton born 1888
All were the children of Hannah Rachel (nee Hardick) & Alfred Henry "Harry" Dainton.
Harry murdered his wife on 8 September 1891 & Harry was executed in Decembe 1891 for the crime. Children were sent to orphanage in Bath, Somerset.
Alfred (Henry) Dainton (born 16 Dec. 1877)
George Thomas Dainton (born 1882)
The other members of family are not listed - does this mean they were not sent to Canada?
Missing from same family:
Charles William Dainton born 1 Nov 1879
Edward Dainton born 1886
Ellen Dainton born 1888
All were the children of Hannah Rachel (nee Hardick) & Alfred Henry "Harry" Dainton.
Harry murdered his wife on 8 September 1891 & Harry was executed in Decembe 1891 for the crime. Children were sent to orphanage in Bath, Somerset.
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