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From Suzy100's details, there is this possible 1916 census entry in Canada www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KM58-V5F

The UK 1911 census date was on 2 April that year. The Canadian census was on 1 June. Which shipping entry were you looking at? Just that there is a 1911 census entry in Canada for an Edith Mary Baker in the same area as the 1916 entry www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QV39-ZQCJ  This gives a possible birth date of Feb 1896. A possible shipping entry for her for 20 May 1911, arriving at Quebec www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2HLH-M5X

Edith from Bicester had a birth date of 17 October 1897 from what you have?

Monica

There looks to be another Jacob Scandrett in the same area around the same time which might muddy the waters on searches.

This Jaboc married an Alice Stafford. This is given as his burial entry www.findagrave.com/memorial/138763056/jacob-scandrett?

Monica

Possible marriage for parents?

Jacob Scandrett and Ann Wright
Marriage 24 Jul 1814 Moira,Down,Ireland
FHL Film Number 924498

Monica

This is a description of the contents of an alien registration card on www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/aliens-registration-cards-1918-1957/

They only seem to hold the records for those aliens registered in London in that period.

I wonder if Pembrokeshire Archives hold similar records for aliens registered there?

Monica

The 1901 birth reg for Thomas is on the index on SP, spelt O'PREY (1901, REF 644 / 11 / 1431, Hutchesontown).

Edward, John Henry and Margaret's births are showing as O'Pray.

Monica