The newspaper article confirming Arthur's intention to emigrate was in July 1911, the newspaper article selling crops for representatives of Arthur was in July 1913, I couldn't find any evidence of Arthur actually emigrating (eg. in manifests and emigration records), so that annotation of "1911" in the valuation revision books and the death for Arthur Graham in October 1912 would fit nicely, the cause of death says 6 months certified, I wouldn't be surprised if he felt the beginning of the end starting in 1911, around the time he was making his big plans.
I've been trying for some time (and failing) to find Nellie/Ellen post 1901, in terms of a death record, a marriage record, or a 1911 Ireland census record. And Robert Kearns remains a mystery, the fact he was protestant makes me doubt the existence of a marriage.
