Notes residing at Dr Barnardo's Home, Hazel Brae, P.O Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario
June 5 1900
Age 10, owing to ill health this girl was not placed. She has remained at the Home since her arrival in Canada but will placed in a suitable home shortly. She is learning to sew and to do light house work. Health-she has had rheumatism but has entirely recovered and her health is now good. Attends methodist church and the private school at the Home. Character is satisfactory. She is a bright, intelligent looking little girl and is quite happy and contented.
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In 1901, Stanley E Lapp, 23, wife Elma, 27, and William A, 10, and adopted daughter Minnie, 9, in Mariposa, Victoria, Ontario
Sent by Edmonton Union
with Mrs Stanley Lapp, Linden Valley, Victoria, Ontario
June 11 1902
Age 11, desirable home, assists with housework, healthy, attends Society of Friends meetings and Public School regularly. Satisfactory character. Terms-At present board, clothing and schooling. She is doing well at school and is naturally a smart child. She has been placed in a good locality. Mrs Lapp says that 'she is better than most children of her age'
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In 1911, William Fife, 29, wife Christina, 29, and children Olive, 7, Russel, 4, and servants William Cox, 19, Minnie Hamm, 20, in Otanabee, Peterborough, Ontario
On November 4 1916, Minnie Hamm, 24, daughter of Phillip Hamm and Eliza Kimlier, married Richard Beck, 24, born Norwich, England, son of William Beck and Sarah Adcock, in Toronto, York, Ontario (witnessed by Jessie and Samuel Hamm of Toronto)