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POOR LAW UNION IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA * Search for Your Immigrant Ancestor in Ports of Arrival U.S.A. | Canada | Australia & New Zealand | South Africa | England * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists Outbound from USA & Canada * Find Ancestors on Ships Passenger Lists by Year of Arrival Poor Law Union Emigrants 1848 Folios 142-144 . Return from Hanslope parish in the Newport Pagnell Union to the Poor Law Board in response to a letter from the Edwin Chadwick, Secretary to Poor Law Board to churchwardens and overseers Hanslope Parish, Newport Pagnell Poor Law Union, listing those persons assisted by the guardians to emigrate during 1847. The following people emigrated to Canada Montreal, leaving on 4 July 1847. Matthew Lane, aged 32. William Lane, aged 9. Henry Lane, aged 4. James Lane, aged 1. Charlotte Lane, wife, aged 30. Mary Ann Lane, aged 7. entered in the emigration book, 19 May 1847. (Paper Number: 11425/1848. Paper Number: 14455/1848. Date 18 Apr 1848 Catalogue reference MH 12/490/88) See list of names on the ship Ellen sailing from Southampton to Quebec and Montreal Canada in July 1847 Also see See Emigrants of 1847 Folios 565-566 . Letter from Charles Bond, Clerk to the Guardians of the Axminster Poor Law Union, to the Poor Law Board, enclosing a list and description of those wishing to emigrate from Chardstock to the British colonies, Canada and Upper Canada: Malachi Apsly, Labourer Charlotte Apsly, John Apsly, James Apsly, Anna Apsly, Mary Apsly, Phebe Apsly Henry Vincent, Labourer and Blacksmith Alice Vincent, Thomas Vincent, Richard Vincent, Ellen Vincent, Fanny Vincent Amelia Vincent, ( Paper Number: 33837/1848. See also Paper Number: 28090/1848. Poor Law Union Number 76. Counties: Devon and Dorset. Date 12 Dec 1848 Catalogue reference MH 12/2099/310 ) Olive Tree Genealogy Research Ancestry shows the Apsley family from Chardstock sailing into New York from Bristol England on board Cosmo on 20 Sep 1849 so something must have affected their plans to emigrate to Canada. Choose another ship at Poor Law Union Immigration to Canada Index & Explanation Page Did you find an ancestor's name? You can order the full records from National Archives UK. You'll find details on the Explanation Page (Index)

 
 

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