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Record #3301

Name :: : Charles Thomas BULPITT (1907 - 1923)
Father: :
Mother: :

BMD and other details

Date of Birth: : 1907
Marriage (1): :
Marriage (2): :
Date of Death: : 22 Dec 1923 Notes : Suicide by Hanging

Abode (1) : Place of BirthEngland, Hampshire, South Stoneham

Abode (2) : Place of Death / BurialCanada, Ontario, Colborne

Sailing Information

Date of Arrival: : 4 Aug 1923
Country: : Canada
Ship: : Megantic
Placement Family: :

Homes / Agencys

Institution (GB): :
Agency: : Liverpool Sheltering Home

NotesA birth registration was found for Charles Thomas Bulpitt: Year of Registration: 1907; Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar; District: South Stoneham; County: Hampshire; Volume: 2c; Page: 65.

Andrew Sidney BULPITT, the father of Charles Thomas BULPITT apparently drowned August 8, 1908 at Havre port. He was a stoker or fireman on the Lydia, a ferry between Southampton and France. He was using the name Sidney at that time. There is no note or documentation of his body having been buried.

In 1923, Charles Thomas Bulpitt, 16, arrived in Quebec, Canada, with a group of 48 boys and girls en route to Belleville, Ontario, Canada.

Charles was placed with J. Benson Cox, a farmer in Goderich, Ontario, Canada, as a farm laborer. According to the statement issued on January 28, 1924, prior to the placement of Charles Bulpitt, an enquiry was made by Marchmont Home in Belleville, Ontario (the legal guardians of Charles) "as to the character of Cox and the suitability of his home as a place of employment." After receiving of the "highest testimonials" Charles was placed with farmer Cox.

On October 27, 1923, representatives of the Marchmont Home "visited the boy and found the home satisfactory."

On November 27, 1923, the Marchmont Home received a letter from Charlie: "No doubt you received a letter from Mr. Cox about two weeks ago telling you about the way I had treated him. I have also read that letter and know it is all true. You will be ashamed to think I did that and I am ashamed myself of it. I have been staying here since that time thinking that you will send for me to take me away from here, but if you will let me, I will stay here a little longer. If Mr. Cox will let me. Perhaps he is only waiting to get a new boy in my place before he lets me go. That day you were here you said that you would give me a photograph. I suppose it was the one that was taken of the band in front of the home, so if you still have one left and as you forgot to give me one, you might kindly give it to me when you write, telling me what you intend to do with me, I am, your sinful client, C Bulpitt"

On November 28, 1923, the Marchmont Home wrote that it would be glad for Mr. Cox to keep Charlie.

On December 22, 1923, after only 4 months on the placement, Charles Thomas Bulpitt died by suicide, hanging himself at 6th Con., Lot 4, Colborne, Ontario, Canada. He was buried in Colborne Cemetery on December 24, 1923.

An inquest was performed. The jury determined that Charlie should not have been placed on a farm, but in an office, which would have better suited his education and desire. The loneliness among strangers, unaccustomed and uncongenial work, and unwarranted punishment all combined to create the depression which caused the ending of his own life.

The jury further determined abuse suffered by Charlie Bulpitt should prove that the then present system of home inspections was inadequate and that all agencies, from institutions should cooperate with the local children's aid societies and provincial authorities whose understanding of the local conditions would allow better and more frequent inspections.

The abuse of Charlie brought public outrage. The Canadian Immigration department, said that "the system of inspecting homes in Canada is more rigid in the case of pauper children than in other cases and that the department could not be blamed for isolated cases, even if it could be proved that Bulpitt had been placed in an unsuitable home." Louisa Birt said the inquest revelations were inexplicable to her, adding that the farmer to whom Bulpitt was sent was "one of the most up-to-date in Canada."

Prosection was recommended against J. Benson Cox to the provincial authorities by the department of immigration. He was charged with assault and beating the boy and sentenced to two months imprisonment in Goderich gaol. His defense counsel admitted there were frequent beatings, but claimed the "right of punishment as the boy was an apprentice." The appalled magistrate ruled that Charles was NOT an apprentice but was hired at $75 a year and that the farmer had no right to lay a hand on him.

The Globe and Mail - Saturday, February 2, 1924 (page 7)

FARMER SENT TO JAIL FOR ASSAULTING BOY WHO HANGED HIMSELF

Sentence of Two Months Passed on Benson Cox in Magistrate's Court.

"FREQUENT" WHIPPINGS

(Special Despatch to The Globe)

Goderich, Feb. 1. --- Benson J. Cox, Colborne township farmer, will spend two months in the Goderich jail, having been given such a sentence by Magistrate Charles A. Reid in the Police Court this morning, when found guilty of having assaulted and beaten Charles Bulpitt on December 22 last. R.C. Hays, junl, counsel for Cox, immediately sentence was passed, arose to ask leave to appeal, which, however, was denied, Crown Attorney Chalres Seager, K.C., pointing out that an appeal could be entered only as a stated case to the Court of Appeal at Toronto.

Cox having asked for a week to arrange his affairs, preparatory to serving his sentence, bail was accepted for that time, surety of $2,000 being offered by himself and brother, Leslie Cox.

Elects for Summary Trial.

The courtroom was only comfortably filled when Cox and his counsel entered the room at 11.20 o'clock, 20 minutes after the appointed hour. One minuite later Dr. A.C. Hunter, who as Coroner conducted the inquest into the death of the Bulpitt boy, was on the witness stand. Cox having elected to be tried summarily before Magistrate Reid, and having pleaded "not guilty" to the chage as read.

Dr. Hunter testified that Cox, of his own volition, had told him he had whipped the Bulpitt boy the morning of his death (December 22, the day in question). He also told him he had often whipped the boy for untruthfulness. In answer to Dr. Hunter's question whether he had whipped the boy every day, Cox had replied: "Not daily; frequently." In reply to Mr. Hays' questions, Dr. Hunter was emphatic in stating that Cox, in his conversation with him on arriving at the scene of the hanging, was the first to mention the subject of whipping. Cox, he said had not told him as to how many times he meant by "frequently."

Thomas Gundry, County Constable and Deputy Sheriff, was then called to the stand. His evidence in regard to the conversation between the Coroner and Cox, at which he had been present, was as follows:

Dr. Hunter -- What could have happened to the boy to make him do this?

Cox -- I don't know, though I know one thing: I thrashed him this morning.

"You what?"

"I thrashed him this morning."

"What for?"

"For lying. I often had to whip him for lying."

Dr. Hunter -- How often did you whip him?

"I whipped him frequently."

"Every day, you mean?"

"No, not every day; frequently."

To Mr. Hays the witeness said that Cox had not admitted whipping the boy for anything else than lying, nor had he indicated what he meant by "frequently."

Charles A. Robertson, Reeve of Colborne, and a neighbor when Cox called in when he discovered the boy hanging in the barn, was the next witness. He give(sic) evidence that he had heard Cox tell the Coroner that he had whipped the boy that morning. "Mr. Cox told me himself he had whipped the boy that morning." remarked Mr. Robertson. "I did not think there was any secret about it."

Crown Attorney Seager -- Of course there wasn't: not until now.

Dr. A.H. Macklin, who made the post-mortem examination, was the last witness called. Dr. Macklin testified that there were no marks on the body that could have been caused by beating.

Mr. Hays -- If the boy had been given a severe whipping that morning, would there not have been marks on his hands?

Dr. Macklin -- I shouldn't think that a broad, soft strap on the palm of the hand would show anything.

"This boy's death has been the means of stirring up considerable publicity throughout this country, and England as well," began Mr. Hays, in his address to the court. "Perhaps because some enthusiastic reporters have waxed eloquent in melodramatic style, commercializing the death of Bulpitt, and ruining the standing of Mr. Cox in the community where he lives."

At this juncture Mr. Seager whispered something to Mr. Hays, and then rising, said: "I don't wish to go into this nauseating affair again."

Magistrate Reid -- Well, Mr. Hays, you might know that the amount of publicity this thing has been given has nothing to do with the case, nor has it any effect in this court.

"Perhaps not," rejoined Mr. Hays, "but when any ordinary case of assault is heard hardly ten people know anything about it, whereas this case has been very widely discussed." This angle of the case was then dropped.

Had No Right to Beat Boy.

Mr. Hays, continuing, then pointed out that, according to section 63 of the Criminal Code, an apprentice could be punished within reason. The question is then, Was Bulpitt an apprentice? If so, Cox had the right to punish him. Quoting Lord Halsbury, Mr. Hays stated the apprenticeship constituted learning a trade or calling. Apprenticeship became contract for service when the training received was only incidental. Was Bulpitt on the Cox farm to earn $76, or was he there to learn farming? Beyond a doubt he was there in that home for the purpose of learning farming, declared Mr. Hays. Who had charge of his morals and up- bringing? The Home had, but it left it to Mr. Cox. That boy was apprenticed to Mr. Cox when it is alleged he received punishment for lying.

Magistrate Reid -- You don't deny that Mr. Hays?

"Had he not the right to punish him?" countered Mr. Hays. "There is no evidence that the punishment was severe."

"Well, there is nothing here to show that he is an apprentice," said the Magistrate. "He was there to work on the farm."

Crown Attorney Seager, at the outset of his remarks before the court, drew attention to sections 290 and 291 of the Criminal Code, wherein common assault is defined as intentionally applying force to the person of another, directly or indirectly, without the consent of the other, and for which offense the maximum penalty is one year's imprisonment, or a fine of $100. "Did Cox do that? That he did is proved beyond peradventure." asserted Mr. Seager: "It can't be denied.

Denies Apprentice Theory.

"Was Cox master of an apprentice? I contend not. The contract between Cox and the Marchment Home people speaks for itself. Bulpitt was there simply as a hired boy, a hired man. No person can become an apprentice here except under the statutes of Ontario. The law states exactly what is to be done."

Mr. Seager then read chapter 147, section 3, of the Apprenticeship and Minors Act. "A boy cannot be apprenticed out in this country at anybody's sweet will; it has got to be done in writing, according to the law, and under the protection of the law. There has not been one tittle of evidence offered here to show that Bulpitt was an apprentice and Cox his master. The case is proved to the hilt as far as assault is concerned and 'frequently." The case is as plain as daylight; it does not call for any further delay." concluded Mr. Seager.

"Mr. Cox," began Magistrate Reid, addressing the defendant, "you are charged with assaulting and beating Charles Bulpitt. The evidence is very clear that this happened. You had not any color or right to chastise him, he not being an apprentice. I don't wish to deliver any lecture to you regarding this unfortunate affair."

"I know that you have suffered in mind and body during the past few weeks more than any punishment that I could possibly mete out to you here. The sentence of the court upon you is that you be imprisioned in the county jail for the space of two calendar months."

Mr. Hays and his client will decide within a day or two whether they will take the case to the Court of Appeal at Toronto or not.

The Toronto Star Weekly reported on Saturday, February 2 1924 (page 1).

"'HANDS OFF' RULES WHERE HOME BOYS ARE CONCERNED

So Says John Hobday, Canadian MAnager for the Dr Barnardo Home

NO DOUBT ON POINT

And Mr Hobday says Frequent Inspections Protect the Young Wards

Barnardo Home officials will not countenance the administration of corporal punishment to their boys by employers or anyone else, John W Hobday, Canadian manager of the Homes, stated in an interview with the Star today.

When an employer fills an application asking for one of the boys from the home he signs a statement in which it is stated in large type that such treatment is against the law.

Mr Hobday said that not in five years of managership of the Canadian Branch of the homes had he seen an instance of boys being ill-treated. The Omemee case was the first case of suicide in the annals of the homes, to Mr Hobday's knowledge.

"People have written to us asking us whether if the boy was disobedient or impertinent they had the right to thrash him." said Mr Hobday, "and always the reply always was, and always will be, "Don't you dare lay a finger on him !" The strength of our work has always been in the affection the boys have felt toward us, and we would immediately withdraw from any home any boy whose employer dared strike him.

TO FRIGHTEN FARMER

It is Mr Hobday's opinion that the boy who took the paris green was trying to frighten the farmer in whose employ he was and he had no intention of committing suicide. It is at the behest of the homes that an inquest is being held, even though it was at first thought unnecessary.

The Canadian manager said that the home knew the Omemee farmer, Fee, for twenty years and during that time there was not a black mark against him. His home was visited on October 23 last to see if the boy was happy, and he reported that he was quite content. Eight inspectors are on the road all the time, and two supplementary inspectors are available for service at a moment's notice. Last year six inspectors from headquarters came to Canada to carry on inspections of the homes on their own initiative, and returned with glowing reports of the manner in which the work is being carried on in this country and the absolute contentedness of the children."

Charles is buried in Colborne Cemetery, Ontario, Canada.

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ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links
22794	BRUCE, Beatrice	1865	ENG,	Jun 1883 : Circassian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
26572	BRUCE, Benjamin	1894	ENG,	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22859	BRUCE, Charles	1911	ENG,	Jun 1928 : Ausonia	CAN	Empire Settlement Act
24314	BRUCE, Charles	1888		Jul 1900 : Lake Megantic	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
8011	BRUCE, Emma	1851	ENG,	Jun 1869 : Austrian	CAN	Maria Rye
26871	BRUCE, George Raffan	1924	ENG, DUR, South Shields	Jan 1937 : Oronsay	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
19234	BRUCE, Mayrena	1888	ENG,	Aug 1901 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
22609	BRUCE, Millie Edith	1891	ENG,	May 1903 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
23499	BRUCE, Robert	1882	ENG,	Sep 1898 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
4470	BRUCE, Roger	1914	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Jun 1929 : Laurentic	CAN	Salvation Army
10469	BRUDENELL, Frederick	1910	ENG, , Fulham	Jul 1922 : Montrose	CAN	MacPherson Homes
12633	BRUETON, Catherine Phoebe	1899	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	Jun 1912 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
23540	BRUINES, Frederick	1915	ENG, YKS	Mar 1928 : Benalla	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
23438	BRUMBY, Albert	1910	ENG,	Jun 1924 : Regina	CAN	MacPherson Homes
23440	BRUMBY, James Price	1912	ENG,	Jun 1924 : Regina	CAN	MacPherson Homes
26900	BRUNARD, Charles	1930	ENG,	Mar 1939 : Strathnaver	AUS	Christian Brothers
10185	BRUNDLE, John M	1890	ENG, SFK, Woodbridge	Apr 1906 : Southwark	CAN	National Childrens Home
3330	BRUNGER, Ada Zora	1899	ENG, SSX, Hastings	Apr 1912 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
3329	BRUNGER, Charles Edward	1896	ENG, SSX, Hastings	May 1910 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
4556	BRUNNING, Ethel Denny	1890	ENG, NFK, Yarmouth	Jul 1904 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
4557	BRUNNING, May Denny	1891	ENG, NFK, Yarmouth	Jul 1904 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
10028	BRUSH, Leonard	1894	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	Jul 1905 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
27044	BRUSTMEYER, George	1914	ENG, LND, Marylebone	Oct 1928 : Beltana	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
21338	BRUTON, Florence E	1903	ENG,	Jun 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
17261	BRYAN, Ashley	1885	ENG,	Jun 1899 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
20762	BRYAN, Charles	1892		Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
8150	BRYAN, Florence M	1914	ENG, , BIrmingham	May 1927 : Samaria	CAN	Middlemore
20352	BRYAN, George H	1869		Mar 1887 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
19699	BRYAN, James	1876	ENG,	May 1893 : Sardinian	CAN	Catholic Emigration Society
19704	BRYAN, James	1879	ENG,	May 1893 : Sardinian	CAN	Catholic Emigration Society
13965	BRYAN, John	1874	ENG,	Jul 1887 : Sarmatian	CAN	Canadian Catholic Emigration Committee
19348	BRYAN, Ronald	1904	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
6965	BRYAN, Selina	1859	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
24133	BRYAN, Timothy	1853	ENG,	May 1870 : Medway	CAN	Unknown Industrial School
15584	BRYANS, Charles	1907	ENG,	Sep 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
22991	BRYANT, Alfred	1893	ENG,	Apr 1908 : Lake Champlain	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
18243	BRYANT, Cecil	1908	ENG,	Mar 1920 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
17451	BRYANT, Dorothy	1897	ENG,	Aug 1908 : Virginian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
2710	BRYANT, James Joseph	1867	ENG, MDX, Whitechapel, London	Aug 1882 : Parisian	CAN	Cardinal Manning (now Nugent Care)
3299	BRYANT, Walter Leonard	1911	ENG,	May 1922 : Regina	CAN	National Childrens Home
11095	BRYANT, William	1891	ENG,	Jul 1905 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
26877	BRYANT, William	1919	ENG, SRY	Nov 1931 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
17262	BRYANT, William R	1890	ENG,	Oct 1900 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
11558	BRYCE, Ellen	1862	ENG,	Aug 1870 : Austrian	CAN	Father James Nugent
11557	BRYCE, Mary A.	1859	ENG,	Aug 1870 : Austrian	CAN	Father James Nugent
10043	BRYDEN, Georgina	1888	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Apr 1893 : Parisian	CAN	Louisa Birt
10044	BRYDEN, John Wm	1882	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Apr 1893 : Parisian	CAN	Louisa Birt
10045	BRYDEN, Sarah A	1882	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Apr 1893 : Parisian	CAN	Louisa Birt
8825	BRYDEN, William	1896	ENG,	Aug 1905 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
11328	BRYDON, Charles	1888	ENG,	Jul 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
3300	BRYENTON, Walter Ernest	1911	ENG,	Jul 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
22912	BRYSON, David	1914	ENG,	Jul 1928 : Melita	CAN	YMCA
13712	BRYSON, Donald	1903	ENG, LND, Lambeth	Oct 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
16107	BRYSON, Mary	1873	ENG,	Sep 1883 : Dominion	CAN	Board of Guardians (Various)
14678	BUBB, Frederick John	1904	ENG, , Stratford upon Avon	May 1914 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
21717	BUBBS, Ernest	1879	ENG,	May 1895 : Labrador	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
18273	BUBEK, Sidney	1909	ENG,	Mar 1920 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
5723	BUBIER, Annie	1862	ENG,	Aug 1875 : - Unknown -	CAN	Louisa Birt
18667	BUCCI, Lurge	1905	ENG,	Sep 1911 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Unknown Catholic Group
26012	BUCHAN, A	1886	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
5197	BUCHAN, Joan	1923	ENG, , Southam	Sep 1935 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Fairbridge Homes
18371	BUCHANAN, Elizabeth	1867	ENG,	Jun 1869 : Nestorian	CAN	Clerkenwell Emigration Society
22501	BUCHANAN, Eva	1885	ENG,	May 1896 : Parisian	CAN	Liverpool Sheltering Home
17450	BUCHANAN, Janet H.	1894	ENG,	Jun 1907 : Sicilian	CAN	Quarriers
23266	BUCHANAN, Sam	1859	ENG,	Jul 1872 : St. David	CAN	MacPherson Homes
14757	BUCHANAN, William	1877	SCT,	Apr 1886 : Buenos Ayrean	CAN	Quarriers
27546	BUCHANNAN, George	1873	SCT, LKS, Glasgow	1881 : Manitoban	CAN	Marchmont Homes
5731	BUCHANNAN, J.	1864	ENG,	Aug 1875 : - Unknown -	CAN	Louisa Birt
22726	BUCK, Annie E		ENG,	- Unknown -	CAN	Unknown
5419	BUCK, David	1927	ENG, LND, St Pancras	May 1933 : Otranto	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
3755	BUCK, Francis	1900	ENG,	May 1908 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
20719	BUCK, Frederick James	1909	ENG,	Apr 1929 : Cedric	CAN	Church of England Waifs and Strays Association
18155	BUCK, John R	1872	ENG,	Aug 1887 : Parisian	CAN	Canadian Catholic Emigration Committee
24467	BUCK, Mary	1856		May 1870 : Moravian	CAN	Ragged Schools, London
15397	BUCK, Patrick	1881	ENG,	1894 : - Unknown -	CAN	Unknown
9792	BUCK, Robert	1893	ENG,	Sep 1901 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
14328	BUCK, William Morgan	1888	ENG,	Jul 1898 : Scotsman	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
15292	BUCKHAM, Wilhelmina		ENG,	Sep 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
9121	BUCKINGHAM, Clara	1864	ENG,	Sep 1870 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
17263	BUCKINGHAM, Edward	1898	ENG,	Jul 1899 : Lake Huron	CAN	Barnardos
17264	BUCKINGHAM, James	1882	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Vancouver	CAN	Barnardos
22610	BUCKINGHAM, L	1896	ENG,	Oct 1911 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
16122	BUCKINGHAM, Mary Ann	1877	SCT, LKS, Glasgow	Jun 1885 : Siberian	CAN	Quarriers
9120	BUCKINGHAM, May	1901	ENG,	Sep 1911 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
18889	BUCKINGHAM, Prosper	1884	ENG,	Sep 1899 : Arawa	CAN	Barnardos
10885	BUCKINGHAM, Walter	1900	ENG,	Jul 1914 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
6623	BUCKLAND, Frank	1894	ENG,	Aug 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
14813	BUCKLAND, Frederick George	1897	ENG, ESX, Walthamstow	Aug 1905 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
26322	BUCKLAND, George William	1918	ENG, LND, Lambeth	Jan 1928 : Barrabool	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
14815	BUCKLAND, Reuben	1908	ENG, LND, Fulham	Sep 1920 : Metagama	CAN	MacPherson Homes
14814	BUCKLAND, William Arthur	1895	ENG,	Aug 1905 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
4943	BUCKLE, William	1910	ENG, LDN, London	Aug 1925 : Montnairn	CAN	Catholic Emigration Association
14604	BUCKLER, Harry	1876	ENG,	Jul 1887 : - Unknown -	CAN	Middlemore
18140	BUCKLER, Joseph	1873	ENG,	Jul 1887 : Sarmatian	CAN	Canadian Catholic Emigration Committee
10442	BUCKLER, Leonard	1911	ENG, LAN, Prestwich	Apr 1923 : Melita	CAN	Barnardos
9937	BUCKLEY, Cecil	1898	ENG, , Ventnor	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Catholic Emigration Society
5244	BUCKLEY, Dennis P	1913	ENG, , Great Totham	Mar 1930 : Scythia	CAN	Salvation Army
5324	BUCKLEY, Edward	1914	ENG, , Oldham	Aug 1930 : Duchess of York	CAN	Salvation Army
22500	BUCKLEY, Eva Beatrice	1894	ENG,	May 1903 : Bavarian	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)
5053	BUCKLEY, James	1915	ENG, , Southampton	Mar 1930 : Duchess of Richmond	CAN	Barnardos
19535	BUCKLEY, John William	1910	ENG,	Jul 1926 : Celtic	CAN	Canadian Government Scheme
9998	BUCKLEY, Nora Helen	1909	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	May 1923 : Scythia	CAN	Middlemore
25960	BUCKLEY, Roy Charles	1923	ENG,	Aug 1932 : Oronsay	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
14978	BUCKLEY, Timothy	1870	ENG,	Jul 1885 : Sarmatian	CAN	Cardinal Manning (now Nugent Care)
9936	BUCKLEY, Victor	1896	IND, , Biri	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Catholic Emigration Society
9302	BUCKMAN, Leslie	1905	ENG, , Lambeth	Sep 1914 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
25992	BUCKTON, J	1889	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
24574	BUD, Harold	1890		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
19115	BUDD, Sarah A	1898	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
6754	BUDDING, John Thomas	1896	ENG, , Greenwich	Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
4247	BUDDLE, Adelaide Jane	1887	ENG, SSX, Brighton	Sep 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
14693	BUDNER, Bessie	1907	WAL,	Mar 1920 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
12695	BUDREY, Maud	1910	ENG, , Rochford	Oct 1920 : Scandinavian	CAN	Barnardos
12691	BUDREY, Ronald William	1912	ENG, , Rochford	Sep 1922 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
8689	BUFFERY, Emily	1897	ENG, , Barton Regis	Jun 1914 : Victorian	CAN	Catholic Womens League
15218	BUFFIN, Kenneth	1910	ENG, YKS, Barnsley	Sep 1926 : Montclare	CAN	Ontario Government
10385	BUGG, George	1855	ENG,	May 1870 : Peruvian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
25432	BUGGINS, Arthur Robert	1920	ENG, ESS, West Ham	Nov 1929 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
25433	BUGGINS, Maurice Stanley	1915	ENG, ESS, Edmonton	Feb 1924 : Euripides	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
25434	BUGGINS, Sidney John Thomas	1911	ENG, ESS, West Ham	Dec 1928 : Bendigo	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
5216	BUGLASS, Andrew	1926	ENG, , North Shields	Sep 1935 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Fairbridge Homes
12115	BUIST, Benjamin C	1914	ENG, DUR, Lanchester	Dec 1928 : Bendigo	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
7264	BULGER, Redmond W J	1911	ENG, , Cardiff	Sep 1929 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Catholic Emigration Association
17187	BULL, Cecilia	1901	ENG,	May 1911 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
11660	BULL, Charles	1891	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12822	BULL, Dorothy	1896	ENG,	Oct 1910 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
20641	BULL, Elsie	1899	ENG,	Oct 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
17449	BULL, Emily T	1895	ENG,	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
26990	BULL, George	1908	ENG,	May 1921 : Ormonde	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
12821	BULL, Grace Louise	1895	ENG, , St Pancras	Apr 1912 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
21142	BULL, John	1911	ENG,	May 1921 : Ormonde	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
25435	BULL, Minnie	1914	ENG, LND, Wandsworth	Feb 1924 : Euripides	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
23129	BULL, Wilfred H	1897	ENG,	Apr 1912 : Empress of Ireland	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
6939	BULL, William	1870	ENG,	Jun 1878 : Sarmatian	CAN	Middlemore
7043	BULLAKS, Phillip P.	1860	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
11698	BULLARD, Fred	1884	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22611	BULLARD, Harriett	1897	ENG,	Jun 1912 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
12087	BULLARD, Henry Baron	1917	ENG, LND, Marylebone	May 1928 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
10435	BULLEN, Donald Owen	1909	ENG, , Potterspury	Aug 1924 : Doric	CAN	National Childrens Home
13747	BULLEN, George Albert Edward	1914	ENG,	Sep 1924 : Melita	CAN	Barnardos	csedgwick
11884	BULLER, Dinah	1867	ENG, NBL, Ulverston	May 1884 : Sarnia	CAN	Unknown
10386	BULLEY, Arthur	1872	ENG, , Hackney	Apr 1886 : Sardinian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
16358	BULLIMORE, Frederick George Clifford	1904	ENG, , Exton	Sep 1914 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
20592	BULLING, Robert Ernest John	1894		Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
21741	BULLOCK, Albert	1880	ENG,	Sep 1891 : Sardinian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
23319	BULLOCK, Albert	1905	ENG,	Sep 1914 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
6098	BULLOCK, Charles	1899	ENG,	Aug 1909 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
26238	BULLOCK, Charles	1893	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
11666	BULLOCK, Daisy	1891	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
8374	BULLOCK, Eileen Beatrice	1908	ENG, , West Bromwich	Oct 1920 : Scandinavian	CAN	Barnardos
15386	BULLOCK, Elijah	1880	ENG, GLS, Barton Regis	Apr 1894 : Labrador	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
17265	BULLOCK, Ernest	1888	ENG,	Apr 1899 : Scotsman	CAN	Barnardos
14384	BULLOCK, Isabella	1882	ENG,	1895 : - Unknown -	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
14318	BULLOCK, Joseph	1885	ENG,	Jul 1899 : Montrose	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
20668	BULLOCK, Laura	1904	ENG,	Oct 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
17455	BULLOCK, Margaret J	1897	ENG,	Oct 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
20228	BULLOCK, W. J.	1887	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
25961	BULLOCK, Walter	1918	ENG, LND, Kensington	Nov 1929 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
8955	BULLOCK, William	1911	ENG, LDN, London	May 1925 : Montclare	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
9303	BULLOCK, William	1900	ENG,	Oct 1909 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
3301	BULPITT, Charles Thomas	1907	ENG, HAM, South Stoneham	Aug 1923 : Megantic	CAN	Liverpool Sheltering Home
27462	BULSTRODE, Henry	1863		Aug 1872 : Sarmatian	CAN	Macpherson Homes
27482	BULSTRODE, William	1864		Aug 1872 : Sarmatian	CAN	Macpherson Homes
9919	BUNDY, Rose	1873	ENG,	Jul 1883 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
9125	BUNKER, Frederick	1899	ENG, YKS, Sheffield	Mar 1907 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
8411	BUNKER, Sophia	1901	ENG, YKS, Sheffield	Aug 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
13490	BUNKER, William Edward	1887	CAN, , London	Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
6962	BUNNY, Laura	1860	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
10687	BUNWORTH, Charles	1898	ENG, LDN, London	Jun 1913 : Corsican	CAN	Unknown Protestant Group
19938	BUNYAN, F.	1888	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
8785	BUNYAN, William Charles	1900	ENG, HAM, Alverstoke	Apr 1913 : Tunisian	CAN	Salvation Army
20026	BUOTT, F. Charles	1875	ENG,	Jun 1886 : Lake Superior	CAN	Barnardos
25012	BUOY, Robert	1896		Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
12458	BURBAGE, Alfred	1892	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
4493	BURBERRY, Sydney Arthur	1891	ENG, MDX, Lambeth, London	Jul 1902 : New England	CAN	Barnardos
17454	BURBERY, Alexandar	1899	ENG,	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
18115	BURBRIDGE, Frank	1874	ENG,	Sep 1886 : Sarmatian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
18143	BURBRIDGE, Hereward	1873	ENG,	Jul 1887 : Sarmatian	CAN	Canadian Catholic Emigration Committee
25436	BURBRIDGE, John	1914		Feb 1924 : Euripides	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
10421	BURBRIDGE, Margaret	1894	ENG,	Aug 1905 : Virginian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
22861	BURCH, Charles Robert	1915	ENG,	Aug 1930 : Megantic	CAN	Canadian Government Scheme
26865	BURCH, Mary Joyce	1924	ENG, LND, Greenwich	Nov 1932 : Balranald	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
12460	BURCHELL, Frederick	1892	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
19276	BURCHELL, George	1905	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
15210	BURCHELL, Peter John	1891	ENG, KEN, Brighton	Apr 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12231	BURCHELL, Reginald Thomas	1920	ENG, WAR, Kings Norton	Nov 1932 : Balranald	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
12232	BURCHELL, Ronald	1922	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	Nov 1932 : Balranald	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
19363	BURCHELL, Walker	1902	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
23121	BURD, Henry	1889	ENG,	Apr 1899 : Dominion	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
23875	BURDEN, Annie	1904	ENG,	Mar 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
22612	BURDEN, Lydia	1889	ENG,	Jun 1900 : Cambroman	CAN	Barnardos
9672	BURDIS, Clement	1898	ENG, SRY, Wandsworth	Jul 1908 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
6331	BURDIS, John	1896	ENG, SRY, Wandsworth	Jul 1908 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
9673	BURDIS, Louisa	1900	ENG, SRY, Wandsworth	Jun 1909 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
13068	BURDON, David Imrie	1898	ENG, ESS	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos	alanmack
12652	BURDON, Sage Taylor	1894	SCT,	Apr 1906 : Friesland	CAN	Barnardos	alanmack
21060	BURFOR, J	1888	ENG,	Apr 1898 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
6530	BURFORD, Bessie	1906	ENG, , Cottridge Kings Norton	May 1922 : Melita	CAN	Barnardos
6943	BURFORD, James W	1898	ENG, LDN, London	Mar 1907 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22795	BURGE, B	1896	ENG,	May 1904 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
14303	BURGE, Charles	1888	ENG,	Jul 1900 : Lake Megantic	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
13791	BURGE, Francis James	1892	ENG, , Devonport	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12456	BURGE, Frederick	1894	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12457	BURGE, John	1890	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
8765	BURGE, Leonard Samuel	1899	ENG, , Devonport	Jul 1911 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
13790	BURGE, Peter John	1896	ENG, , Devonport	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
2891	BURGESS, Annie	1885	ENG,	Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
22472	BURGESS, Bertha	1895	ENG,	Jul 1905 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
3378	BURGESS, Charles	1899	ENG,	Jul 1910 : Virginian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
9304	BURGESS, Charles H.	1897	ENG,	Oct 1904 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
9808	BURGESS, Clement	1902	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
8195	BURGESS, Dennis W	1913	ENG, LDN, London	Sep 1928 : Antonia	CAN	National Childrens Home
8276	BURGESS, Edward	1914	ENG, , Norwich	Apr 1928 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
16582	BURGESS, John William	1897	ENG, HAM, Winchester	Sep 1911 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Unknown Catholic Group
8750	BURGESS, Nellie	1900	ENG, LDN, London	Jul 1914 : Victorian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
27039	BURGESS, Norman	1917	ENG, LIN, Louth	Oct 1928 : Beltana	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
18270	BURGESS, Robert Hostler	1909	ENG,	Mar 1920 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
23572	BURGESS, Thomas	1909	ENG,	May 1924 : Demosthenes	AUS	Barnardos
16587	BURGESS, Thomas Henry	1896	ENG, HAM, Winchester	Sep 1911 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Unknown Catholic Group
5366	BURGESS, Walter	1910	ENG, DUR, Hartlepool	Aug 1925 : Montnairn	CAN	National Childrens Home
19232	BURGHES, Clement	1902	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
17266	BURGIN, James	1879	ENG,	Jun 1891 : Parisian	CAN	Middlemore
7543	BURGIN, Louisa	1859	ENG,	Nov 1869 : Hibernian	CAN	Maria Rye
15284	BURGOYNE, Arthur Stanley	1899	ENG,	Mar 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
25328	BURGOYNE, Jane	1883	SCT,	Jun 1897 : Sarmatian	CAN	Quarriers
19219	BURIN, Mary A	1888	ENG,	Aug 1901 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links

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