Pearl PRINCEPS 15 and Garnet PRINCEPS 11 emigrated aboard the "Vancouver" departing Liverpool and arriving Quebec 1 Sep 1899.
The passenger list says that they travelled with Mrs JOYCE's party! Mrs JOYCE was head of the British Women's Emigration Association ............... she was responsible for transporting many, mostly young women, to Canada. They are listed as English and destined for Hamilton. That's a mystery isn't it
http://archiveshub.ac.uk/features/0806bwea.htmlMaster "PRINCESS" 12
Ruby "PRINCESS" 7
Despite the age discrepancies I'm quite hopeful that this is them. They, too, were travelling with Mrs JOYCE's party and there is a note to say that they were going to join their mother in Hamilton!
They arrived 24 Jun 1899 aboard the "Vancouver" (to Quebec from Liverpool).
A M PRINCEP age 32 wife departed Liverpool on the "Vancouver" destined for Hamilton. She was travelling with Mrs JOYCE's party and arrived Quebec 1 Aug 1896.
So, the 1901 census of the PRINCEP/AYLWIN family in Hamilton was correct .............. that Adeline emigrated first (with the British Women's Emigration Association) and then enlisted the help of them to bring her children over. A big mystery there!
I have never been able to find where in Dartford they were living
Well, probably the best option would be to buy Arthur Beryl's birth certificate - at least it should have an address and some information about his parents. Strange that he should also list the Isle of Wight first on his WW1 CEF enlistment ............... I wonder what the connection with the Isle of Wight would be as it's not the kind of thing one would dream up

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