Home Children

[J.J.]

Awe, the lad's middle name is Randolf....I'd say he named him after Mr. Hill.
I'm guessing this fellow had a good home...J.J.

[kiddo]

J.J.  You are amazing.  Looks like they had a lifelong friendship/family with the Hills.

If anyone can find cemetaries I might be able to grab some photos for Mazz this summer, we are in the area if they are Huntsville/Muskoka.

Busy week here, its winter again!!
Kiddo 

[Mazz]

 
Wow,
This is just getting better & better.
Thankyou jj for the info & Kiddo too
Its all coming thick and fast and giving me plenty to think about & do.

Photos would be a big bonus from cemeteries!
Cheers to all who have replied to me questions,
Your all STARS
 

[J.J.]

Thanks kiddo, but let's face it, your information opens up the door for more...

Am now wondering if above Lance may have been a son

ALLINSON, perhaps a grandson's marriage! No names used online as the couple would be living...Info available at same source as above links
scroll down 2/3
http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/199/m199a000.htm

Hmmmmm I now can see there are 2 entries for the same bride but with 2 different names for the groom?

[J.J.]

There is one Allinson listed for Huntsville...I think one note might go a long
way to getting more answers!
http://findaperson.canada411.ca/

[J.J.]

More on the battalion Herbert Artur belonged to
Nominal Roll of the 205th (Tiger) Battalion, CEF
http://www.geocities.com/hambattcef/205nr.html


have had no luck with any of my cemetery resources thus far....
Calling in more troops for help....J.J.

[Janice M]

Here are the Attestation Papers.

Lancelot Allinson
http://data2.archives.ca/cef/well1/206671a.gif
http://data2.archives.ca/cef/well1/206671b.gif

Herbert Arthur Allinson
http://data2.archives.ca/cef/well1/206675a.gif
http://data2.archives.ca/cef/well1/206675b.gif

You can order the full file for each. Here is a link that will explain how.

http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/cef/001042-130-e.html#g

Janice

[Mazz]

 
What can I say!
You are all just brilliant, 

THANKYOU
Mazz
 

[J.J.]

The boys may have kept in touch, judging by the name change and both adding the "N". (Although, being a twin, I can tell you that the same notion can come to a sibling miles away from you....)

Although not relevent to your search, I need to mention here, for any other researchers, that there was another boy actually listed as "home boy" on the 1911 census with Lancelot and his employer's ( friend's) household .
Frederick Parker ( 1911 says came over in 1906 , & b. Oct 1898 age 12 )
The closest listing at collections canada is PARKER, Frederick age 9 - 1908