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Record #4676
Name :
: Ivor Henry JENKINS (1892 - )


Father
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Mother
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BMD and other details
Date of Birth
: 10 Jun 1892

Marriage (1)
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Marriage (2)
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Date of Death
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Abode (1) : Place of BirthEngland, Gloucestershire, Bristol
Abode (2) : Place of Death / Burial
Sailing Information
Date of Arrival
: 17 Jun 1904
Country
: Canada

Ship
: Lake erie

Placement Family
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Homes / Agencys
Institution (GB)
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Agency
: Bristol Emigration Society
NotesIvor was one of eight children born to William Jenkins & Emma Gwilliam. His father William died suddenly in 1898. Ivor's mother was unable to cope with the children on her own and eventually they were taken to the workhouse. Ivor was the only child of the family to be emigrated. My grandmother (Ivor's sister) remembered waving him off at Sharpness in Gloucestershire (he probably sailed from here to Liverpool where his journey to Canada began). My grandmother said his lasts words were "I'll come back and see you one day" but she never saw him again. He used to write letters and he once sent an embroidered cushion to one of his other sisters. He married Minnie Gertrude Stuart and had a daughter, Gertrude. We are unsure whether his daughter married and had children. Ivor's mother remained in the workhouse until her death in 1945.

Emigrated to Nova Scotia, Canada. ..
"JENKINS Ivor, 12, SS Lake Erie, 1904, Liverpool 7 June 1904 - Quebec 17 Jun 1904 (party of 41 from Bristol Emigration Society - destination St. John, NB.)

1904 Immigration certificate - On 17 Jun 1904, Mrs M.E. Forster certified that 38 children, including Ivor Jenkins, age 12, from Bristol Workhouse "having been inmates of workhouses, are brought out under the authority of the local Government Board for the purpose of settling in Canada, and that they have passed a satisfactory medical inspection at the port of departure".

1904 Placement list - Ivor Jenkins, age 12, placed with Fred H. Keith, Farmer, Penobsquis, Kings Co., NB.

1905 inspection report - carried out by the Government inspector and recieved by the Bristol Board of Guardians in January 1906; "A plain home, but satisfactory. Attends Baptist Church. Receives board, clothing and schooling". 
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16274 BRITTON, Alfred1893ENG, GLS, Barton Regis Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
16277 CURLEY, Frank1892ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
13138 EASTES, Neville1887ENG,    , Canterbury May 1903 : Lake erie CAN Sailing Alone  
5810 GILBERT, Grantley1896ENG,     Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
11162 HEMMINGS, Alfred1892ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
4676 JENKINS, Ivor Henry1892ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
21941 JONES, Mary Jane1889ENG, STS, Wolverhampton Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
13146 LACEY, Millicent1892ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
23327 LACEY, Thomas1890ENG, GLS, Bristol 1902 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
16275 NEWBURY, Thomas1889ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
23531 NORRIS, Victor Albert ENG, ESS, West Ham Sep 1912 : Lake erie CAN Individuals  
9176 SILK, Walter 1893ENG, GLS, Bristol Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
17724 SPROAT, Herbert1894ENG,     Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society  
16902 WEBB, Ambrose1895ENG,     Jun 1904 : Lake erie CAN Bristol Emigration Society