In Cumberland I have John George Graham son of Thomas Graham and Sarah Watson born April 13th, 1878 in Allerby, Cumberland, England (birth certificate).
After Thomas' wife died(?), Thomas, his new wife, John George and his four siblings arrived in Canada in 1895.
In the 1881 England Cumberland Census John George is born in Hayton
The 1891 England Census for Longbenton, Northumberland John George is born in Isle, Cumberland where his mother is from.
On the 1901 Canadian federal census John George is no longer in Canada neither is his younger sister Eleanor Wilson Graham.
Eleanor was born April 4th, 1882 in Gateshead, Durham, England to the same parents (birth certificate says Winlaton, Gateshead).
Family says George and Eleanor went either to Australia or New Zealand.
I have been unable to find them in Australia, New Zealand, or in England or Durham or Cumberland. Neither in WW1 UK military.
I have a possible 'George Graham' on the S.S. Ortona from London to Sydney, Australia on October 4th, 1905 age 33.
I have a possible Eleanor Graham on the S.S. Dorset from Liverpool to Brisbane in October 1911, age 26.
Apart from that I have (John George and Eleanor Wilson Grahams')
two younger siblings that I am looking for.
Thomas G(?) born April 19th, 1884 Winlaton Durham, England
Robert Graham born June 26th, 1886 Winlaton, Durham, England
When they arrived in Canada with the family, They were still with the family of Thomas and his new wife on the 1901 Canadian federal census. By the 1911 census, these siblings of the first marriage are also no longer in Canada.
I have a Robert Graham in 1912 age 26 Departing St. Johns New Brunswick Canada;
Arrival December 16th, 1912 London, England; official #108251 Ship
'Montrose'.
It seems like they all left Canada. I thought if this is so, some would return to Northumberland however, their parents families are in Cumberland. Since they were of age, they could have gone anywhere. I don't suppose they had alot of money when (if) they left Canada/North America.
Where did they go???
Any help would be great.