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Hi, hope someone can help with passengers leaving uk lookup please.

I've found an incoming passenger list from Canada to UK 16/4/1936 and have the details, but can only find them going back to Montreal in 1936 on FMP and I don't have a sub. Details are:

Arthur Brocklebank (b1890) his wife
Ada (1892) & children
Ida (1915)
Laura (1917)

If anyone could cleck if there are more details I would be grateful
:-D

Will look at image

Name: Arthur BROCKLEBANK
Date of departure: 4 May 1936
Port of departure: Liverpool
Passenger destination port: Montreal, Canada
Passenger destination: Montreal, Canada
Date of Birth: 1890 (calculated from age)
Age: 46
Marital status: Married
Sex: Male
Occupation: Farmer
Passenger recorded on: Page 8 of 12

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The following people with the same last name travelled on this voyage: -
Ada BROCKLEBANK Page 8 of 12 View transcript
Ida BROCKLEBANK Page 8 of 12 View transcript
Laura BROCKLEBANK Page 8 of 12 View transcript
Ship:
Official Number:
Master's name:
Steamship Line:
Where bound:
Square feet:
Registered tonnage:
Passengers on voyage:

DUCHESS OF BEDFORD
160482
G R Parry
Canadian Pacific
Montreal, Canada
15177
11881
228


Listed as farmer living at Beckside Kirby in Furness Can send the image - but need to run now as a lorry stuck in mud!

Thats great, thanks K. That was the address they put when they came into England.

Don't tell me you're going to try to pull it out!

Where did Arthur marry and where were the children born?

Was he in England for the 1911 Census?

If not, could this be him going out there before he married?

Passenger lists leaving UK 1890-1960

Name: Arthur BROCKLEBANK
Date of departure: 24 June 1909
Port of departure: Liverpool
Destination port: Montreal
Destination country: Canada

Date of Birth: 1890 (calculated from age)
Age: 19
Marital Status: Single
Sex: Male
Occupation: Farm Hand
Notes:
Passenger recorded on: Page 10 of 14

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Ship: OTTAWA
Official Number: 70932
Master's name: W Roberts
Steamship Line: Wihte Star - Dominion Line
Where bound: Montreal, Canada
Square feet: 10449
Registered tonnage: 2991
Passengers on voyage: 386

Dea Xxx

Interestingly, when he arrived in England in 1936 his occupation was a Miner but when he returned to Canada less than a month later he was a Farmer ???

Did he come over to inherit something perhaps ?

Dea x

Hi Dea, hadn't though of that - I'll check deaths for his wifes family - his parents were in Canada.

I've got Arthur going back and forth 1909 - 1920 under the name Brocklebank or Mawson (his birth reg as Mawson in 1890, Barrow in Furness just before his parents married). His wife Ada (nee Atkinson) travelled out to Canada with their daughters in 1920 under the name Mawson.

He was with his father in Canada on 1911 census - someone found that when I was looking for father Robert some time ago.

Many thanks

Trying to track Ada Atkinson's family - they were in Kirkby in Furness on 1901 census, and I can see Ada in Ulverston reg district in 1911 on FMP, but can't find her on Ancestry? According to 1901 her father was Joseph c1852 and mother Jane c1853.

Anyone have any more luck with 1911 please?

1911? Sadly lorry still stuck in field - came to collect neighbours plants fro flower show - Anyone have a tractor?

ATKINSON, Joseph Head Married M 59 1852 Slate Quarryman Lancs Kirkby in Fur VIEW
ATKINSON, Jane Wife Married37 years F 58 1853 Lancs Kirkby in Fur VIEW
ATKINSON, Ada Daughter Single F 17 1894 Lancs Kirkby in Fur VIEW
ATKINSON, Joseph Nephew M 8 1903 Yorkshire Otley VIEW
ATKINSON, Eric Nephew M 6 1905 Yorkshire Otley VIEW

RG number: RG14

Piece: 25643

Reference: RG14PN25643 RG78PN1471 RD481 SD5 ED5 SN68

Registration District: Ulverston

Sub District: West Broughton

Enumeration District: 5

Parish: Kirkby Ireleth

Address: Skell Hill Sandside Kirkby in Furness

County: Lancashire

Ancestry has the 1911 as Ackinson

Thanks both, GB - that explains why I can't find her on A*.

It puts the inheritance theory out the window I think, can see a death for Joseph or Jane around 1936, and I think Ada was their youngest child so unlikely to inherit their "fortune"

Sorry, don't have a tractor to hand at the moment - my son got his 4x4 stuck in a field in mud and had to wait for the ground to freeze before he got it out, but that may be a long wait for you!