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Record #3890

Name :: : Caroline DAVIDSON (1889 - 1973)
Father: :
Mother: :

BMD and other details

Date of Birth: : 5 Mar 1889
Marriage (1): :
Marriage (2): :
Date of Death: : Sep 1973

Abode (1) : Place of BirthEngland, Durham, Gateshead

Abode (2) : Place of Death / BurialCanada, Edmonton

Sailing Information

Date of Arrival: : 25 Jul 1898
Country: : Canada
Ship: : Labrador
Placement Family: :

Homes / Agencys

Institution (GB): :
Agency: : Barnardos

NotesA birth registration was found for Caroline Davidson: Year of Registration: 1889; Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun; District: Lanchester (1875-1938); County: Durham; Volume: 10a; Page: ?03. (Parents: Henry Davidson and Caroline Graham.)

In 1891, Caroline Davidson, 2 years of age, was shown residing at the West Side of Road, Flint Hill, Dipton, Collierly, Durham, England. Other family members included: Caroline Davidson, 37; Elizabeth Davidson, 4; Henry Davidson, 38, general laborer; Henry Davidson, 6; James Davidson, 8; John J. Davidson, 16, brick yard laborer; Mary A. Davidson, 11; Pearce Davidson, 1 month; and Rubert Davidson, 13. (Source: 1891 Census of England; Class: RG12; Piece: 4088; Folio 141; Page 52; GSU roll: 6099198.)

Her daughter, Fay Braithwaite, relates Caroline's story (in Pier 21 - Canada's Immigration Museum {website}pier21.ca/research/collections/the-story-collection/online-story-collection/british-home-children/):

First of all, I am the daughter of Caroline and had three brothers. We grew up in a small town near Edmonton, Alberta and our Father died when I was six years old. I knew names of my mother's brothers and sister. James and Elizabeth remained in Ontario, while my mother and her brother Henry came to Alberta, so I met my farm cousins; Alec, Jane, and another brother. I knew my Davidson grandparents had died while the children were young and all my mother would say, the family came to stay with an uncle but would not give a name, other than they lived in Ontario.

Since the work of my husband took us to many areas of Canada and when we lived in Brampton, Ont. In the 1960's, I started to locate my aunt Elizabeth's family. She had been married twice, Culp and Hamilton, and had run the Post Office in the now ghost town of Ballycroy, about 10 miles north of Brampton. History buffs there were able to point me in the direction of finding two cousins, one from each family. Elizabeth's eldest daughter also had a daughter living in Brampton, and her children and my two daughters went to the same high school. It was about this time that I first heard of Home Children and thought my mother might have been one of them, but did not start inquiries until 1997.

I received this information from Barnardo Homes, London , England in 1998:

These four orphan children were admitted temporarily to our Newcastle - Ever Open Door - on an application by the Rev. G. R. Taylor, Vicar of Byker. After a report on the case by our local inspector, they were granted permanent admission to the Homes. James and Henry are thirteen and ten years of age, respectively. Elizabeth and Caroline eight and six.

The facts of the case are few and simple, but sad enough. The parents, Henry and Caroline Davidson were steady, respective working people, who brought up their children well. On 9th January, 1892, the Father, a labourer, died at St. Cuthbert St., Gateshead of bronchitis. The mother and children then went to two rooms at 115, Harvey Street in Byker, and received out-door relief from the parish: the mother, in addition, goes out to work at washing and charring. About two years ago, the mother's health began to fail, and owing to an internal malady, and after getting worse she entered the workhouse infirmary in January last. An operation was preformed, and a tumor removed, and the mother remaining two months in the infirmary was taken home. The operation proved unveiling to save her, and after lingering for a few weeks, she died. The death occurred on the 9th at the above mentioned address. The little home was sold to defray the funeral expenses, and to save from entering the workhouse, Mr. Taylor asked that he might bring these children to our shelter.

Of the six children left surviving, the eldest (Robert) is able to support himself. The next (Mary) is in a very weak state, consequently on long privation and attendance upon her mother. She is about to be sent away by the local Country Holiday Committee for a month, and a situation will probably be found for her afterwards. For the children now admitted no home, or the workhouse was available. They have no relatives, save an aunt and a cousin. Both these persons have done what they could for mother and children in the past, but were not prepared to offer a home to any of the orphans. The aunt declined to do so, and did not even attend the funeral. The cousin has five children of his own. All the children are delicate, but not ailing. They are respectful and well behaved.

Relatives:

Brother, Robert-17, apprentice at a ship yard, 114-Harboy Street, Byker, Newcastle
Sister, 14, at present sheltered by a neighbour
Aunt (maternal) Maria Phillips, wife of a carpenter, New Road, Walker,
Newcastle

The 5th Sept. 1895 - on this date James and Henry were sent to Canada, to Hazelbrae Home, Pererborough, Ont.

The 14th July, 1898 --- on this date Elizabeth and Caroline, aboard the SS Labrador, arriving in Quebec on 23rd(or 25th) July 1898. They also went to Hazelbrae Homes. (EDITORS NOTE: In 1898, Carolina Davidson, 9 (along with her sister, Elizabeth Davidson, 11), arrived in Quebec, Canada, with a group of 127 Barnardo girls en route to Peterborough, Ontario.)

I have some information from Hazelbrae Homes. My mother was sent to a Toronto family as a playmate for a 9 year old daughter and was well liked and sent to school. It is hard to tell how long this lasted, and it appears that Hazelbrae was always trying to keep her happy. She wrote letters to find her brothers and did ask to be place near to Henry. She spoke of being in Southern Ont. And I believe may have lived with her sister and her first husband. My mother learned to play the piano, could read and write well, and also knew nursing, which was useful during the 1918 flu.

Henry and my mother came to Edmonton Alberta in 1908 when Henry was able to purchase land, West of Edmonton. Elizabeth and James came from Ont. for a visit, but did not like the early conditions of the city, growing quickly and had many muddy roads. I believe my mother worked in the Edmonton Laundry (though she would not admit it) she met my father Jerry Beauchamp who was a partner in the business.

They married on January 22nd 1915. There was a family of four, three boys and I was the third child. During the year of 1927, my father left the laundry, and our Edmonton home sold to buy 10 acres in the town of Beverly, which is adjacent to Edmonton. My father loved gardening and although the house was old, we had many fine things; good linens and silverware, a piano and rugs. He made the gardens so beautiful that people drove out from Edmonton to see them. We also had a small fruit and vegetable market, chickens, turkeys, pigs, and a horse. These were happy times until the 30's and father could not sell the garden produce for a living. My father had been a marathon runner had we had silver cups for successful races, but he had a heart attack in Nov. 1932 when I was six years old and my younger brother was four. This was a very sad time for the family--- I recall hearing my mother telling her brother Henry that she had less than twenty dollars in the bank after his funeral. She was hoping to sell the property, but with out a will and a mortgage on the land, she could not sell until all the children were of age, so we stayed there with the Mother Allowance. We managed to survive. We should have attended Beverly school but mother thought we would do better in the Edmonton system. After one year they told us that we have to pay for it, so off to the town school but only for one year. During that time, mother saved and bought an Edmonton lot for $25 and back we went to the city school only having to pay a small amount of property tax each year. It was a walk of one and a half miles.

With a sow pig we raised, the piglets and sold them in the fall and had the sow butchered for winter meat along with chickens as they stopped lying, rebuying sow and baby chicks in the spring. Mother seemed to know all the tricks of providing good health. She sewed and knit and older brother did any kind of work they could get. I remember one job paying four dollars a week. Gideon just covered his carfare, a four pound of peanut butter as his board, and a little left over. We all finished high school and life improved when my brother Lynn joined the air force and sent money home. Also, better jobs came along too.

My elder brother had a ruptured ear drum so was not allowed to join-up. Out mother developed an early dementia and had to be cared for, for many years until her death in September 1973 at the age of 84. I believe mother had many happy years, she worked hard to give each of the children a fair chance in life, but her end was sad, not knowing many of her wonderful grandchildren.

Caroline Davidson Beauchamp died in Edmonton,Alberta, Canada.

ContributorsCreated : 2008-07-14 10:06:28 / From original database

Last Updated : 2009-02-04 14:48:43 /

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ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links
11639	DAVENPORT, Agnes	1893	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
9794	DAVENPORT, Sarah	1890	ENG,	Sep 1901 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
6491	DAVEY, Beatrice	1887	ENG,	Jun 1900 : Corinthian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
25057	DAVEY, Elizabeth	1898		Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
22637	DAVEY, Frederick	1897	ENG,	Oct 1905 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
17530	DAVEY, Frederick P	1899	ENG,	Mar 1909 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
20969	DAVEY, Gerald	1923	ENG, DEV, Tavistock	Oct 1935 : Otranto	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
17532	DAVEY, Gilbert	1892	ENG, DEV, Cullompton	Oct 1902 : Colonian	CAN	Barnardos
5351	DAVEY, Henry James	1915	ENG,	Apr 1929 : Duchess of York	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
17245	DAVEY, James	1897	ENG, LIN, Horncastle	Oct 1904 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
19761	DAVEY, John	1886	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
17528	DAVEY, Robert	1900	ENG,	Mar 1909 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22373	DAVID, Emma	1875	ENG,	Sep 1884 : Sarmatian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
18781	DAVIDSON, A. E.	1888	ENG,	Sep 1899 : Arawa	CAN	Barnardos
4471	DAVIDSON, Alex	1911	SCT, , Broughty Ferry	Jun 1929 : Laurentic	CAN	Salvation Army
27553	DAVIDSON, Alfred	1871	SCT, LKS, Glasgow	1881 : Manitoban	CAN	Marchmont Homes
22805	DAVIDSON, Benjamin	1864	ENG,	Jun 1882 : Sarmatian	CAN	Unknown
3890	DAVIDSON, Caroline	1889	ENG, DUR, Gateshead	Jul 1898 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
3891	DAVIDSON, Elizabeth	1887	ENG, DUR, Gateshead	Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
3893	DAVIDSON, Henry	1885	ENG, DUR, Gateshead	Sep 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
3894	DAVIDSON, James	1884	ENG, DUR, Gateshead	Sep 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
27554	DAVIDSON, James	1872	SCT, LKS, Glasgow	1881 : Manitoban	CAN	Marchmont Homes
12979	DAVIDSON, John Cox	1883	ENG,	Apr 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)
15486	DAVIDSON, Louis	1897	ENG,	Feb 1907 : Victorian	CAN	Louisa Birt
25724	DAVIDSON, M	1896	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
24579	DAVIDSON, Thomas H.	1891		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
6035	DAVIDSON, William	1893	ENG,	Oct 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Barnardos
12946	DAVIDSON, William James	1882	ENG,	Apr 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)
21840	DAVIE, John		SCT,	Apr 1896 : State of Nebraska	CAN	Quarriers
22756	DAVIE, John		SCT,	- Unknown -	CAN	Unknown
19606	DAVIES, A H	1886	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
6264	DAVIES, Albert	1897	ENG,	May 1910 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
12622	DAVIES, Albert	1881	ENG,	Apr 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Barnardos
18420	DAVIES, Albert	1894	ENG,	Apr 1910 : Empress of Ireland	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
25538	DAVIES, Albert	1895	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos
19289	DAVIES, Alex	1875		Mar 1887 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
6171	DAVIES, Alice	1879	ENG,	May 1892 : Mongolian	CAN	Maria Rye
6969	DAVIES, Alice	1861	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
14090	DAVIES, Amy J	1889	ENG,	Jun 1900 : Cambroman	CAN	Barnardos
6970	DAVIES, Ann	1863	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
22366	DAVIES, Anna M	1877	ENG,	Sep 1883 : Polynesian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
24861	DAVIES, Bertie	1893		Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
22638	DAVIES, Charlotte	1890	ENG,	Apr 1906 : Friesland	CAN	Barnardos
4905	DAVIES, Desmond	1915	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Mar 1925 : Aurania	CAN	Liverpool Sheltering Home
8448	DAVIES, Dorothy	1906	ENG,	Sep 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
22116	DAVIES, Eliza	1869	ENG,	Apr 1895 : Sardinian	CAN	Liverpool Sheltering Home
3348	DAVIES, Elizabeth Jean	1892	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Louisa Birt
10092	DAVIES, Emily	1892	ENG, , toxteth park	Feb 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Louisa Birt
22566	DAVIES, Emily	1894	ENG, LAN, Toxteth Park	Feb 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Louisa Birt	joycebibi
9335	DAVIES, Ernest	1909	ENG,	Jul 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
24580	DAVIES, Ernest	1895		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
3349	DAVIES, Ethel	1895	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Louisa Birt
4904	DAVIES, Eva F	1909	WAL, , Swansea	Mar 1925 : Aurania	CAN	Liverpool Sheltering Home
25537	DAVIES, Frederick	1891	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos
8744	DAVIES, Frederick J.	1913	ENG,	Apr 1928 : Andania		Waifs & Strays
26177	DAVIES, G R	1892	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
3926	DAVIES, George	1880	ENG, KEN, Deptford	Sep 1894 : Laurentian	CAN	Barnardos
6665	DAVIES, George	1911	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Mar 1927 : Montrose	CAN	Barnardos
3878	DAVIES, George Acquila	1899	ENG, STS, Handsworth	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
12235	DAVIES, Gustave	1921	WAL, MON, Pontypool	Nov 1932 : Balranald	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
6999	DAVIES, Hannah	1860	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
3205	DAVIES, Henry	1891	ENG,	Mar 1901 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
25477	DAVIES, Henry	1898	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos
25988	DAVIES, Henry	1893	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
7048	DAVIES, Henry A.	1863	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
24084	DAVIES, Horace	1906	ENG,	Jun 1915 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
3207	DAVIES, James	1889	ENG,	Mar 1901 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
11916	DAVIES, James	1908	ENG,	Jun 1921 : Scandinavian	CAN	Barnardos
14316	DAVIES, James	1888	ENG,	Jul 1900 : Lake Megantic	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
20548	DAVIES, James	1872		Mar 1887 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
22659	DAVIES, John	1891	ENG,	May 1903 : Bavarian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
18295	DAVIES, John J	1878	ENG,	Apr 1895 : Numidian	CAN	Barnardos
13161	DAVIES, Leah Jane	1883	ENG,	Jul 1897 : Assyrian	CAN	Middlemore
12145	DAVIES, Lillian	1917	ENG,	May 1928 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
6998	DAVIES, Mary A.	1863	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
5861	DAVIES, Mathilda	1893	ENG,	Oct 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Barnardos
3350	DAVIES, May	1894	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Lake Manitoba	CAN	Louisa Birt
15458	DAVIES, Peter	1887	ENG,	Feb 1896 : Laurentian	CAN	Louisa Birt	ladrondee
21273	DAVIES, Reginald	1918	ENG,	Jun 1929 : Berrima	AUS	Barnardos
5253	DAVIES, Ronald	1915	ENG, GLS, Coleford	Mar 1930 : Scythia	CAN	Salvation Army
22639	DAVIES, Ruth	1885	ENG,	Jun 1900 : Cambroman	CAN	Barnardos
22568	DAVIES, Samuel	1895	ENG, LAN, Toxteth Park	Feb 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Louisa Birt
25728	DAVIES, Selina	1893	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
5287	DAVIES, Sidney	1912	ENG, , Plymouth	Aug 1930 : Duchess of York	CAN	British Immigration and Colonisation Association
13464	DAVIES, Susannah	1873	ENG,	Jul 1887 : Sardinian	CAN	Board of Guardians (Various)
24085	DAVIES, Sydney	1904	ENG,	Jun 1915 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
3909	DAVIES, Thomas	1900	ENG, STS, Wolverhampton	Mar 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
20852	DAVIES, Victor Albert	1887		Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
3879	DAVIES, Victor Lester	1903	ENG, STS, Handsworth	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
7086	DAVIES, Walter	1851	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
12480	DAVIES, William	1887	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos	ladrondee
12982	DAVIES, William	1882	ENG,	Apr 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)	ladrondee
22567	DAVIES, William Thomas	1892	ENG, LAN, Toxteth Park	Feb 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Louisa Birt
7164	DAVIS, A.	1852	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
14137	DAVIS, Ada	1890	ENG,	Jul 1899 : Lake Huron	CAN	Barnardos
4804	DAVIS, Albert	1915	ENG, , Truro	Apr 1925 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
8135	DAVIS, Albert James	1916	ENG, , Sutton Coldfield	Jul 1928 : Newfoundland	CAN	Middlemore
7308	DAVIS, Alfred	1875	ENG,	Jun 1879 : Moravian	CAN	Middlemore
5135	DAVIS, Alfred C	1918	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	May 1930 : Newfoundland	CAN	Middlemore
27423	DAVIS, Alfred G	1855		Aug 1872 : Sarmatian	CAN	Macpherson Homes
7598	DAVIS, Annie	1857	ENG,	Nov 1870 : Peruvian	CAN	Maria Rye
15072	DAVIS, Annie	1885	ENG,	1897 : - Unknown -	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)
17531	DAVIS, Annie	1896	ENG,	Jul 1905 : Lake Champlain	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
14050	DAVIS, Charles	1889	ENG,	Jul 1900 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
15008	DAVIS, Charles	1870	ENG,	Oct 1884 : Sardinian	CAN	Colonization Fund, London
21708	DAVIS, Charles	1885	ENG,	May 1895 : Labrador	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
26455	DAVIS, Charles D	1895	ENG,	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22306	DAVIS, Edward William	1910	ENG, , Sunbury	1926 : - Unknown -	CAN
12146	DAVIS, Eileen	1920	ENG,	May 1928 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
15009	DAVIS, Eliza	1869	ENG,	Oct 1884 : Sardinian	CAN	Colonization Fund, London
2727	DAVIS, Ellen	1871	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	1876 : - Unknown -	CAN	Louisa Birt
20441	DAVIS, Ellen	1899		May 1908 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
17529	DAVIS, Elsie	1894	ENG,	Oct 1909 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
15331	DAVIS, Emma	1858	ENG,	Jun 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
19179	DAVIS, Frances	1888	ENG,	Aug 1901 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
19472	DAVIS, Francis	1871	ENG,	Aug 1885 : Sardinian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
27048	DAVIS, Francis	1916	ENG, LAN, West Derby	Oct 1928 : Beltana	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
15644	DAVIS, Frank Reuben	1906	ENG,	Jun 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
20457	DAVIS, Frederick	1897		May 1908 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
14043	DAVIS, Frederick C	1889	ENG,	Jul 1900 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
3624	DAVIS, George	1903	ENG,	Jun 1909 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
19473	DAVIS, George	1874	ENG,	Aug 1885 : Sardinian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
24647	DAVIS, George	1888		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12751	DAVIS, George A.	1888	ENG, STS, West Bromwich	Jun 1900 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
23718	DAVIS, George F	1896	ENG,	Jul 1907 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
11534	DAVIS, Gladys	1884	ENG,	May 1890 : Nova Scotian	CAN	Charlotte Alexander
6666	DAVIS, Harold	1911	ENG, LDN, London	Mar 1927 : Montrose	CAN	Barnardos
5005	DAVIS, Henry	1916	ENG, , Bridgewater	Sep 1930 : Duchess of Bedford	CAN	Barnardos
24014	DAVIS, Jack	1912	ENG,	Jun 1916 : Scandinavian	CAN	Middlemore
4628	DAVIS, James	1893		Jul 1906 : City of Vienna	CAN	Ellinor Close
11724	DAVIS, James	1884	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
15806	DAVIS, James	1892	ENG,	Jul 1906 : City of Vienna	CAN	Ellinor Close
7050	DAVIS, Jno	1863	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
5734	DAVIS, John	1868	ENG,	Aug 1875 : - Unknown -	CAN	Louisa Birt
18194	DAVIS, John	1876	ENG,	Apr 1889 : Sardinian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
9076	DAVIS, Leslie	1914	ENG, , Selsey	Jul 1928 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Barnardos
4255	DAVIS, Mary	1874	ENG,	Sep 1887 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
14138	DAVIS, Mary	1890	ENG,	Jul 1899 : Lake Huron	CAN	Barnardos
15605	DAVIS, Mary	1913	ENG,	Sep 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
19215	DAVIS, Mary	1889	ENG,	Aug 1901 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
27509	DAVIS, Mary	1854		Aug 1872 : Sarmatian	CAN	Macpherson Homes
5742	DAVIS, Mary E.	1866	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Aug 1875 : - Unknown -	CAN	Louisa Birt
22640	DAVIS, Matilda	1880	ENG,	Oct 1892 : Sardinian	CAN	Barnardos
22093	DAVIS, Richard	1887	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
7049	DAVIS, Robert	1859	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
8136	DAVIS, Thomas William	1914	ENG, , Sutton Coldfield	Jul 1928 : Newfoundland	CAN	Middlemore
19244	DAVIS, Violet	1889	ENG,	Aug 1901 : Parisian	CAN	Barnardos
7087	DAVIS, W.	1865	ENG,	Aug 1871 : Prussian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
20853	DAVIS, Walter Henry	1895		Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
9267	DAVIS, William	1892	ENG,	Jul 1902 : New England	CAN	Barnardos
15966	DAVIS, William D	1914	ENG,	Mar 1930 : Lancastria	CAN	Church Army
4048	DAVIS, William Henry	1901	ENG,	Jun 1912 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
4116	DAVIS, William Preston	1884	ENG, , Moor End Tibberton	Apr 1899 : Dominion	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
9336	DAVISON, Agnes	1900	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
9751	DAVISON, Anna	1886	ENG,	May 1903 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
17389	DAVISON, Emily	1887	ENG,	Jul 1899 : Laurentian	CAN	Louisa Birt
7912	DAVISON, George	1914	ENG, , Dunston Cannock	Mar 1930 : Baltic	CAN	Canadian Government Scheme
16425	DAVISON, Hannah	1904	ENG,	Sep 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
3958	DAVISON, Herbert	1890	ENG, DUR, Stockton-on-Tees	Mar 1907 : Canada	CAN	The Childrens Home / Children of the Empire
22641	DAVISON, Jane M	1906	ENG,	Jul 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
10527	DAVISON, Joseph	1902	ENG,	Sep 1914 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
7976	DAVISON, Robert	1914	IRL, ANT, Belfast	Apr 1930 : Letitia	CAN	British Immigration and Colonisation Association
20856	DAVISON, Thomas			Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
10450	DAVITT, Amy	1908	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	May 1923 : Montcalm	CAN	Catholic Emigration Association
ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links

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