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Record #2849

Name :: : Valerie Ann STACEY (1934 - 1978)
Father: :
Mother: :

BMD and other details

Date of Birth: : 7 Sep 1934
Marriage (1): :
Marriage (2): :
Date of Death: : 9 May 1978 Notes : Rare Disorder of Circulation and Lungs

Abode (1) : Place of BirthEngland, Eastbourne

Abode (2) : Place of Death / BurialAustralia, Adelaide

Sailing Information

Date of Arrival: : 31 May 1949
Country: : Australia
Ship: : Mooltan
Placement Family: :

Homes / Agencys

Institution (GB): :
Agency: : Sisters of Mercy

Notes19th April 1933 William Joseph Stacey married Jean Queenie Lewis at the Registry Office in Eastbourne, Sussex, England.

7th September 1934 Valerie Ann was born at Saint Mary's Hospital, 123 Church Street, Eastbourne. The family home at this time was 77 Pevensey Road, Eastbourne. Valerie was baptised at Saint Agnes Roman Catholic Church on 21st October 1934.

11th December 1936 Valerie's brother Roy was born at Saint Mary's Hospital. The family had moved to 17 Leslie Street, Eastbourne.

25th February 1940 Jean Queenie Stacey died at Saint Mary's Hospital. Cause of death was Uraemia and incomplete abortion.

Once of school age Valerie Ann att ended Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic School, Whitley Road, Eastbourne. She was joined there by Roy.

Sometime after the death of Jean Queenie, william met and entered into a relationship with Gladys Rooke, who already had a son' Ronald The family now lived at 13 North Street, Eastbourne.

28th January 1943 a son' Michael, was born to William and Gladys. A short while after this the family, William, Gladys, Valerie, Roy, Michael and Ronald, moved to 26 Beach Road, Eastbourne.

13 June 1946 Joseph William died at Saint Mary's Hospital, Eastbourne. Cause of death was cerebral embolism and valvular disease of the heart. He was 35 years old at his death.

12th July 1946 Gladys gave birth to David.

At about this time Valerie and Roy were taken into the care of the East Sussex Authorities. Apart from one brief meeting soon afterwards they never met again. Valerie was put in a school at Bexhill, Sussex, and from there was sent in October 1946 to Nazareth House Convent in Plymouth, England. Roy was sent initially to a school in Orpington, Kent and from there to the Salesian College in London.

"We were asked by Mother Rose at Bexhill to take this girl to enable her to attend Notre Dame High School with two of our girls. Father and mother are both dead." (Mother Superior, Nazareth House Convent, Plymouth). This testifies to Valerie"s high intelligence and her ability to learn, as Notre Dame was a school of very high standards.

In 1946 Brother Conlon, who was due to visit Britain from Australia, was asked by the Archbishop of Adelaide to "get him some girls to fill the Orphanage in Adelaide".

The wheels were set in motion under the Child Migration Scheme approved by the British Government and taken over by the Catholic Church. Valerie was in the most unfortunate position of being in the clutches of the Catholic Church at the time. She was chosen for Migration under Group Nomination SG10. There is no reason for believing that she was aware of this at the time.

The required Migration Documents were obtained over a period of months.

Certified Copy of Birth Certificate
Consent Form signed by Stepmother
Child Migration Form completed by sponsoring
Organisation, Catholic Child Welfare Council
Approval by Australian Migration Branch
Medical Examination carried out 25th August 1948
4th October 1948

21st October 1948
25th October 1948
11th March 1949

Some time between 11th March 1949 and 17th March 1949 the date of birth was altered on the Migration Form to bring Valerie within the age limits for the Scheme - a criminal act. At this time Valerie was under the jurisdiction of the Sisters at Nazareth House. This Form also shows Valerie's educational standard as "Very Good".

On Wednesday, 13th April 1949, the Notre Dame High School closed for the Easter Holidays. This was the last day of Valerie"s attendance at the School as she was then told she was to be sent to Australia. She had no opportunity to bid farewell to her school friends or make any last contact with her family.

On 28th April 1949 Valerie left from Tilbury Docks on the S. S. "Mooltan" bound for Australia. She travelled as part of a group of 16 girls of whom 8 were from Nazareth House, Plymouth.

Evelyn Brown 15, Jessica Caines 14, Harriet Cander 10, Margaret Douglas 6, Jane Dye 15, Rosemary Green 6, Patricia McGourty 5, Carol Mclvor 6, Agnes Neailly 12, Sarah Neailly 12, Grace Nicholas 14, Vera Pascoe 13, Valerie Stacey 14, Catherine Walsh 11, Maureen Walsh 12 and Monica Williams 13. The Group was escorted by Reverend John B Briffa, Sister Malachy McSweeney and Sister Frances Mary Buss.

Prior to this 28 girls had been sent on the S.S. "Ormonde" sailing from Tilbury on 17th December 1948. Therefore the combined total was 44 girls. This was as part of a requirement for 50 girls submitted on behalf of the Saint Vincent de Paul"s Orphanage, Adelaide.

Valerie arrived in Adelaide on 31st May 1949, and together with the rest of the girls was delivered into the hands of the "Sisters of Mercy" at Goodwood Orphanage. She was 14 years and eight months old and the Orphanage policy was not to allow girls of 14 years and over to attend school. Quite obviously Valerie had been sent from a very good education in England to a total lack of education in Australia purely to make up the quota of girls demanded by the Archbishop of Adelaide. The treatment of the girls at Goodwood, from the moment of their arrival, was horrifying. This treatment has been the subject of a Senate Enquiry following the number of complaints received from ex-inmates over the years, and TV documentaries on the subject.

On 12th August 1949 the 'Boarding Out Officer" was telephoned by Father Roberts of the Catholic Social Service Bureau to say that Valerie had been examined by a Miss Mary Smith (a psychologist who stated that Valerie was above average intelligence, with a high emotional rating and needing love and affection. A home was offered with a Mrs Cavanagh, a hairdresser, who said she was prepared to teach Valerie that trade. A Mr Parker, the Vocational Guidance Officer, considered the work suitable.

22nd August 1949 Valerie was placed with (1) Mrs Rita Cavanagh at Birkenhead, Adelaide. Mrs Cavanagh had two sons, both younger than Valerie. Valerie was paid a messenger's wage of ?1-17- per week, of which 10/- was deducted for board.

24th December 1949 the Inspector reported on a visit to Valerie saying that she was doing the housework at the Cavanaghs as Mrs Cavanagh already had an apprentice hairdresser who would not complete the training for a further two years. Only one apprentice was allowed at a time.

12th January 1950 Valerie was advised she was to be taken on by (2) Mrs O.J. Barrv of Mount Gambier. Her wage was to be 30/- per week plus board and lodging, with an increase of 5/- per week at the end of six months provided her work and conduct was satisfactory.

A report from the Catholic Social Service Bureau in June 1950 stated that the Barrys were very satisfied with Valerie that she was well dressed and seemed happy and was an active member of the Catholic Girls Club. She was arranging to learn shorthand and typing in order to seek an office job later. Some worry was expressed about her staying out late in the evening.

6th July 1950 a report from the Inspector stated that Mrs Barry was in hospital and that Valerie was housekeeping, she was well dressed with a good taste in clothes and had started sewing, though she gave away one blouse she made. She said she might want to be a nurse later.

30th November 1950 report was very critical of Valerie. She had ceased the dressmaking classes and had very few friends in spite of Mrs Barry introducing her to various girls. Valerie told the Inspector that she had been told her stay in the 'country' would only be for a few months and she had in fact been there a year. She wanted to go back to Adelaide and then on to Sydney. She thought she would do much better if she did not have 'a thousand people' telling her what to do. The Inspector told Valerie he did not like being spoken to in such a manner! He also said that Valerie would not be able to leave the State without the consent of the 'Chairman'. On 28 April 1951 Mr Barry wrote to the Children's Welfare Department asking if a arrangements could be made to transfer Valerie as Mrs Barry had decided she no longer needed her. This was after a 15-month period. Mr Barry wrote "I would like to thank you for placing the girl with us at a time when domestic assistance in our home was so urgently needed".

On 14 June 1951 Valerie called the Department to say that she had obtained a position with a (3)Mrs Landen at a wage of ?3/10/- per week. Arrangements were made for Valerie's transfer on 18 June 1951. However a Report from the Inspector On 6 August 1951 advised that Valerie had left Mrs Landen's, and was working in the Hyde Park area, Mrs Landen stated that Valerie was a nice girl in many ways, was clean, worked well, and was quite a good cook, but her main fault was that she was very stubborn. Valerie hated the Department and everyone connected with it. Valerie was subsequently placed with a (4)Mrs A.S. Walker in Hyde Park being employed as a 'domestic' at a wage of ?5/10/- a week. On 8 February 1952 When the Inspector visited Mrs Walker was very resentful at the visit. She said Valerie was out till midnight virtually every night and with different boys and she was not prepared to take responsibility for her. The Inspector talked to Valerie who told him that her social life was no concern of Mrs Walker's as her work finished at 7pm. The Inspector told Valerie she was not yet 18 years old, but Valerie's reply was that she was 'years older than her years'. On 26 November 1952 the Boarding Out Officer reported that Valerie was living with another girl (not named in the report for reasons of confidentiality) at Rose Park. She had been working at the Strathmore Hotel and various other places, Valerie had also lived at Kensington Park, St.Mary's Hostel and the YWCA.

On 30 April 1953 The Boarding Out Officer reported that a Woman Constable had found Valerie at a house in Hilton with another girl (not named). The two girls had been missing for some time and had been reported as 'Missing Persons'. As Valerie could not go to Goodwood Orphanage it was recommended she be sent to 'The Pines'. Eventually she was put into the 'Fullarton Refuge' in Adelaide. The Inspector's Report of 2nd November 1953 noted that Valerie was pregnant and expecting her child at any time. He also commented that she was 'a rather attractive girl'.

On 12 November 1953 Valerie gave birth to Lorette May Stacey at Fullarton Refuge. She made it clear that she intended to keep her baby and that she would not be seeking maintenance payments. To this day the identity of the father is unknown to any of Valerie's family.

Valerie's next, and probably happiest, home was with the (5) Faulkner Family at Mintaro, South Australia. An Inspectors Report of the 23 September 1954 confirmed that Valerie was happy at that house, with her baby, and was of good behaviour. Mrs Faulkner also had young children.

As Valerie was still of an age to be in the control of the Immigration Ministry she was obliged to get written permission in order to marry. This was given, and on 14 May 1955 she married Leslie Garrard of Watervale South Australia. It is not known how or where the couple first met. Leslie was quite a few years older than Valerie, but a kind and considerate man. The family home was a vineyard at Watervale, which Leslie ran with his brother.

Over the next few years Valerie and Leslie had three children. Vicki Anne born 14 October 1955, David Leslie born 14 July 1959 and Susun Valerie born 19 March 1964.

The only information about Valerie's life after marrying Leslie comes from her own children.

In her early forties Valerie was diagnosed with a rare physical disorder affecting her blood circulation and her lungs. She died of this disorder in Clare Hospital, South Australia on 9th May 1978.

In her lifetime Valerie saw two of her daughters married, Lorette to Keith Smart and Vickie to Peter Moyle. They in turn each had two children who came to know and love Valerie and be loved in return.

ContributorsCreated : 2007-11-05 15:21:47 / From original database

Last Updated : 2009-02-01 17:50:37 /

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ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links
12415	SPARGO, Henry James	1892	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos	bluegecko
16825	SPARGO, Samuel	1894	WAL, AGY, Holyhead	Apr 1905 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
22053	SPARKES, E.	1883	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
20256	SPARKES, Wallace		ENG,	May 1911 : Corsican	CAN	Labourers & Domestics
11201	SPARKS, Alfred Charles	1886	ENG, LDN, London	Aug 1897 : Vancouver	CAN	Barnardos
12181	SPARKS, Barbara	1918	ENG, LND, Marylebone	May 1928 : Ballarat	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
11506	SPARKS, Beatrice	1900	ENG, GLS, Bristol	Jun 1913 : Corsican	CAN	Louisa Birt
23342	SPARKS, Ernest	1890	ENG, LDN, London	Jul 1904 : Southwark	CAN	Barnardos
9017	SPARKS, Florence	1899	ENG,	Oct 1909 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
20400	SPARKS, Frederick	1892	ENG,	Oct 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
11202	SPARKS, James John	1881	ENG, , Kilburn,London	Apr 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Barnardos
9533	SPARKS, Olga	1895	ENG,	Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
11771	SPARKS, William	1892	ENG,	May 1902 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
26312	SPARLING, Charles Henry	1925		Aug 1934 : Oronsay	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
26311	SPARLING, John Marcus	1923		Aug 1934 : Oronsay	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
21955	SPARROW, Alice	1882	ENG,	Jul 1898 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
10618	SPARROW, George Andrew	1914	ENG, , Maidstone	Sep 1924 : Melita	CAN	Barnardos
24883	SPARROW, Stanley	1898		Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
5183	SPARROW, Vctor	1918	ENG, LDN, London	Mar 1932 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
14136	SPAUL, Robert	1886	ENG, LDN, London	Aug 1899 : Laurentian	CAN	Canadian Catholic Emigration Committee
4024	SPEAKMAN, Albert Edward	1898	ENG, STS, Handsworth	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
4025	SPEAKMAN, John Richard	1896	ENG, STS, West Bromich	Jun 1910 : Mongolian	CAN	Middlemore
18895	SPEAR, Arthur F	1891	ENG,	May 1905 : Bavarian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
18990	SPEAR, William H	1892	ENG,	May 1905 : Bavarian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
21084	SPEARD, Leonard	1884	ENG,	Apr 1898 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
12344	SPEARON, Florence	1888	ENG, , St Saviour Southwark	Jun 1901 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
23340	SPEARPOINT, Annie Victoria	1897	ENG, KEN, Elham	Aug 1906 : Tunisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
23339	SPEARPOINT, James	1893	ENG, KEN, Folkestone	Jun 1908 : Virginian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
12936	SPEARS, James	1887	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Vancouver	CAN	Marchmont Homes (now Barnardos)
8252	SPEARY, Charles	1894	ENG, LDN, London	Sep 1905 : Bavarian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
10579	SPECK, Elizabeth	1908	ENG, YKS, Bramley	Jun 1924 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
15585	SPECK, Ralph Heslop Llewellyn	1906	ENG,	Sep 1923 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
11879	SPEECHLEY, Emma	1856	ENG, HUN, Stanground	Nov 1873 : Nestorian	CAN	Sailing Alone
7744	SPEED, Eliz.	1862	ENG,	Jul 1870 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
7463	SPEED, Elizabeth	1859	ENG,	Jun 1878 : Sarmatian	CAN	Middlemore
7519	SPEED, Elizabeth	1860	ENG,	Nov 1869 : Hibernian	CAN	Maria Rye
5228	SPEED, Richard	1924	ENG, , Wilton	Sep 1935 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Fairbridge Homes
11937	SPEED, Rose	1858	ENG,	Jun 1871 : Prussian	CAN	Maria Rye
5229	SPEED, Thomas	1923	ENG, , Wimbledon	Sep 1935 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Fairbridge Homes
2899	SPELLER, Bertram	1896	ENG, MDX, Hackney, London	Mar 1910 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
15029	SPELLMAN, Michael	1872	ENG,	Sep 1884 : Sardinian	CAN	Colonization Fund, London
6748	SPELLMAN, Sidney	1913	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Mar 1927 : Montrose	CAN	National Childrens Home
20081	SPENCE, Robert	1869	ENG,	Jun 1886 : Lake Superior	CAN	Barnardos
24642	SPENCE, Thomas	1891		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
17728	SPENCER, argarita	1898	ENG,	Jun 1908 : Victorian	CAN	Maria Rye
5230	SPENCER, Edward	1927	ENG,	Sep 1935 : Duchess of Atholl	CAN	Fairbridge Homes
20717	SPENCER, Edwin		ENG,	Apr 1884 : Parisian	CAN	Unknown
5951	SPENCER, Frank	1899	ENG,	May 1908 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
20654	SPENCER, Genessi	1903	ENG,	Oct 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
10806	SPENCER, Mary Ann	1873	ENG,	Sep 1880 : Moravian	CAN	Maria Rye
4551	SPENCER, Mary M.	1898	ENG,	Oct 1909 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
17727	SPENCER, Norah	1897	ENG,	Jun 1908 : Victorian	CAN	Maria Rye
20698	SPENCER, Rosa	1900	ENG,	Oct 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
23173	SPENCER, Samuel	1906	ENG, , southwark	Jul 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Catholic Emigration Association
16826	SPICE, Albert George	1896	ENG, LDN, London	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
16827	SPICE, Arthur John	1896	ENG, LDN, London	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
15033	SPICE, John	1882	ENG,	May 1897 : Carthaginian	CAN	Childrens Aid Society
9534	SPILL, Albert George	1904	ENG, , Middlesbrough	Mar 1914 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
21737	SPILL, Charles Henry		ENG,	Mar 1914 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
12897	SPILLER, Ernest	1887	ENG,	Jul 1897 : Vancouver	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
15761	SPILLER, Fred	1875	ENG,	May 1889 : Nestorian	CAN	Unknown
25601	SPILLETT, Emma	1899	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos
25600	SPILLETT, Florence	1898	ENG,	May 1909 : Corsican	CAN	Barnardos
15617	SPINDLER, Marjorie	1906	ENG,	Mar 1920 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
6808	SPINKS, James	1860	SCT,	Jul 1875 : Waldensian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
26603	SPINKS, S	1886	ENG,	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
10647	SPINKS, Violet E	1904	ENG, , Hollingbourne	Jun 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
8860	SPIRES, Annie	1895	ENG, , Evesham	Jun 1906 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
8251	SPIRES, John	1897	ENG, , Evesham	May 1907 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
8250	SPIRES, Samuel	1895	ENG, GLS, Evesham	Jun 1906 : Siberian	CAN	Middlemore
6090	SPITTLE, Ethel R.	1885	ENG,	Aug 1895 : Numidian	CAN	Maria Rye
27461	SPLEVINS, Henry	1862		Aug 1872 : Sarmatian	CAN	Macpherson Homes
4888	SPONG, Mabel	1913	ENG, , Camberwell	Apr 1925 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
6380	SPOONE, Maurice	1887	ENG,	Apr 1900 : Cambroman	CAN	Barnardos
8322	SPOONER, Charles	1913	ENG,	Apr 1928 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
16479	SPORLE, Christopher	1908	ENG,	Sep 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
15554	SPORLE, Lily	1907	ENG,	Sep 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
16828	SPRAGG, Albert Edward	1894	ENG,	Aug 1905 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
17726	SPRAGG, Archibald R	1897	ENG,	Mar 1907 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
23338	SPRAGG, Cecil George	1898	ENG, SAL, Wellington	Aug 1905 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
17725	SPRAGG, Leonard A	1898	ENG,	Jul 1907 : Kensington	CAN	Barnardos
24424	SPRAKE, Charles	1855		May 1870 : Peruvian	CAN	Annie MacPherson Homes
11933	SPRATFORD, James William	1918	ENG, LND, Kennington	Apr 1930 : Jervis Bay	AUS	Fairbridge Homes
3777	SPREAD, Leonard	1883	ENG, LAN, Alberton	Apr 1898 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
3778	SPREAD, Thomas	1885	ENG, LAN, Alberton	Aug 1896 : Scotsman	CAN	Barnardos
10062	SPREADBOROUGH, George	1885	ENG, , Reigate	May 1899 : Gallia	CAN	MacPherson Homes
10064	SPREADBOROUGH, William	1887	ENG, , Reigate	May 1898 : Parisian	CAN	Southwark Catholic Emigration Society
7439	SPRINGALL, Albert	1880	ENG, , Battersea	Mar 1892 : Carthaginian	CAN	Barnardos
8942	SPRINGETT, Arthur	1917	ENG, LDN, London	Apr 1931 : Duchess of Richmond	CAN	Barnardos
18219	SPRINGETT, Ernest	1875	ENG,	Oct 1889 : Carthaginian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
17724	SPROAT, Herbert	1894	ENG,	Jun 1904 : Lake erie	CAN	Bristol Emigration Society
10426	SPROSON, Richard	1912	ENG,	Sep 1924 : Melita	CAN	Barnardos
23869	SPRY, Laura	1881	ENG,	Jul 1888 : Parisian	CAN	MacPherson Homes
4545	SPURGE, Florence Lily	1899	ENG, MDX, Westminster, London	Oct 1910 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
16673	SQUIRES, Alice Violet	1901	ENG, LND, Hackney	Jun 1912 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
16675	SQUIRES, Amy Ella	1903	ENG, LND, Hackney	Jun 1912 : Tunisian	CAN	Barnardos
22067	SQUIRES, E.	1884	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
5539	SQUIRES, Henry Charles	1899	ENG, WAR, Birmingham	Jun 1912 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
8388	SQUIRES, Kate Elizabeth	1899	ENG,	Mar 1913 : Corinthian	CAN	Barnardos
5538	SQUIRES, Wilfred	1901	ENG,	Jun 1912 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
22175	SQUIRRELL, Lewis Charles	1887	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
26468	ST GEORGE, Ernest T	1895	ENG,	Mar 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
20924	ST JOHN, Oliver Peter	1929	ENG, WOR, Worcester	Aug 1938 : Otranto	AUS	Christian Brothers
20925	ST JOHN, Paul Fleming	1928	ENG, WOR, Tewkesbury	Aug 1938 : Otranto	AUS	Christian Brothers
13878	ST. JOHN, Honora	1876	ENG,	Sep 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
13877	ST. JOHN, Richard	1877	ENG,	Sep 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
3725	ST. LAWRENCE, Mary	1897	ENG,	Mar 1909 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
3726	ST. LAWRENCE, Sarah	1900	ENG,	Mar 1909 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
21816	STABO, Lizzie	1884	SCT,	Jun 1894 : Pomeranian	CAN	Quarriers
21815	STABO, Nellie	1886	SCT,	Jun 1894 : Pomeranian	CAN	Quarriers
5590	STACEY, Claude	1896	ENG, CON, Calstock	Jun 1910 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
7209	STACEY, George Albert	1876	ENG, MDX, Kilborn	Oct 1890 : Polynesian	CAN	Barnardos
19705	STACEY, J	1879	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
19335	STACEY, John Walter	1904	ENG,	Sep 1912 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
5591	STACEY, Lottie	1895	ENG, CON, Calstock	Mar 1909 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
24658	STACEY, Percival	1896		Jun 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
2849	STACEY, Valerie Ann	1934	ENG, , Eastbourne	May 1949 : Mooltan	AUS	Sisters of Mercy
16476	STACEY, William	1908	ENG,	Sep 1921 : Minnedosa	CAN	Barnardos
23119	STACEY, William Henry	1892	ENG,	May 1906 : Empress of Britain	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
22032	STACK, J	1879	ENG,	Apr 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
6712	STACKHOUSE, John	1911	ENG, , Newcastle upon Tyne	Mar 1927 : Montrose	CAN	Barnardos
4889	STACKHOUSE, Winifred	1909	ENG, , Byker	Apr 1925 : Montclare	CAN	Barnardos
5574	STADDON, Edward	1899	ENG,	Oct 1909 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos
26986	STAFF, Walter Ernest	1896	ENG, KEN, Medway, Chatham	Apr 1912 : Tunisian	CAN	The Children's Aid Society	enchiemeisie
13574	STAFFORD, Agnes	1879	ENG,	May 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
20284	STAFFORD, Alexander	1890	ENG,	Oct 1903 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
12835	STAFFORD, Charles	1891	ENG,	Sep 1898 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
8254	STAFFORD, Christopher	1888	ENG, LAN, Liverpool	Sep 1904 : Bavarian	CAN	Catholic Emigration Association
13575	STAFFORD, Ernest	1881	ENG,	May 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
23337	STAFFORD, Florence	1893	ENG,	Jul 1903 : Bavarian	CAN	Waifs & Strays
15114	STAFFORD, Frederick	1897	ENG,	Aug 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
22231	STAFFORD, George	1879	ENG,	Apr 1894 : Labrador	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
20042	STAFFORD, George E	1869	ENG,	Jun 1886 : Lake Superior	CAN	Barnardos
12836	STAFFORD, Harry	1888	ENG, , Islington	Sep 1898 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
16829	STAFFORD, John W	1898	ENG,	Aug 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
5436	STAFFORD, John William	1898	ENG, NBL, Newcastle	Aug 1906 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
13573	STAFFORD, Mary Elizabeth	1874	ENG,	May 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
22880	STAFFORD, Reginald	1890	ENG,	May 1906 : Empress of Britain	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
22857	STAFFORD, Robert	1888	ENG,	May 1906 : Empress of Britain	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
13576	STAFFORD, Walter	1876	ENG,	May 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Liverpool Catholic Childrens Protective Society (now Nugent Care)
19899	STAGNER, Robert	1879	ENG,	Jun 1897 : Labrador	CAN	Barnardos
17722	STAIGHT, Percy William	1899	ENG,	Sep 1907 : Dominion	CAN	Barnardos
9954	STALDER, George	1892	ENG, , Edmonton	May 1906 : Empress of Britain	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
12409	STALLARD, Frederick Ernest	1892	ENG,	Mar 1903 : Canada	CAN	Barnardos
10412	STALLARD, Howard	1880	ENG, , Kings Norton	Jun 1892 : Circassian	CAN	Middlemore
22211	STALLIBRASS, Charles	1876	ENG,	Apr 1887 : Circassian	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
12535	STAMMERS, Alice C	1899	ENG, LIN, Gramtham	Jul 1911 : Sicilian	CAN	Barnardos	Comberton
12536	STAMMERS, Christopher	1894	ENG, , Lambeth	Jun 1906 : Tunisian	CAN	Unknown Catholic Group
12537	STAMMERS, Ernest	1882	ENG, , Marylebone	Apr 1894 : Labrador	CAN	Fegan Homes for Boys
8253	STAMP, Leslie	1901	ENG,	Jun 1909 : Carthaginian	CAN	Middlemore
7916	STAMPER, Joseph W	1912	ENG, , Lincoln	Mar 1930 : Baltic	CAN	Canadian Government Scheme
2672	STURGEON, Joseph Rands	1878	ENG, SFK, Bury St Edmunds	Aug 1891 : Numidian	CAN	Barnardos
11214	WINTER, Bertha Hilda	1891	ENG, CAM, Wisbech	May 1899 : Gallia	CAN	MacPherson Homes	DFKBurr
ID	Name	DOB	Place of birth	Arrivals & Ships	Dest.	Agency	Family links

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