Which Arthur Andrews?

[little alison]

Yes - at least it puts this man in the age range of Arthur John Edward Andrews, who is the relative who has disappeared into limbo from Dublin, Ireland.....

[little alison]

Karen, on the Canada thread, says  'what makes him look Canadian?'

[chinakay]

It's the little maple leaves sprouting out of his ears, Karen Sorry...old Eric Nicol joke

I think this gent has money. That overcoat is perfection itself...I have a photo of King George and the Queen Mum visiting Canada sometime in the, I don't know, late 40s maybe, and his overcoat doesn't look as good as this one. If your clothes look better than the King's, you're well-heeled.

Just a thought 

Cheers,
China

[little alison]

Well heeled - is that what makes him Canadian?

I do agree though. If he is the man I think....still no proof....he's the son of a rather well-off Dublin stationer, same name, born 1840s.

[chinakay]

It was Treetotal who mentioned Canada, not me

I do think he has a North American look to him, though. Nothing I could put my finger on.

[little alison]

Yes, I know exactly what you mean.

[Treetotal]

I wasn't suggesting that he was Canadian....I just compared it to a photo of my Uncle in Canada in the 1930s.
Carol

[little alison]

I may have found something. His age isn't quite right, but:

"Canada Passenger Lists, 1881-1922," index and images, FamilySearch  (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2HLS-FX9 : accessed 8 April 2015), Arthur Andrews, Sep 1910; citing Immigration, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, T-4771, Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Ontario.

And the image says he's a solicitor.

[little alison]

And NOW I have found the origin of the death record I mentioned before - a grave in Mount Jerome Cemetery in Dublin of the man I thought this picture was, Arthur John Edward Andrews.
Died 15th July 1893 aged 18.
 

Which leaves me wondering if there is an Arthur Andrews that I have missed!