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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #9 on: Saturday 28 January 12 22:23 GMT (UK) »
Mary Tew, shown as Low on anc, married William Greenwood 25/12/1904, both aged 21 and her father is shown as Thomas Tew, both witnesses by the surname of Barker, doesn't look as if she is your Mary Tew

I am sure Tomy/Tommy would have had a different surname if adopted

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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 28 January 12 22:28 GMT (UK) »
Frederick and Mary Ann had seven children, and only three lived past infancy,...Tommy 1884,  Mary 1882  and one other son Frederick George who I believed died 1906 aged 26 (Islington), yet there is a Frederick George showing on the voters lists up to 1915 living at 67 Bride Street, Islington.

Mary may of married in 1904, either to a Alfred Henry Ensom or a William Greenwood.

If Tommy was placed into care, would he of been adopted?  Then he would have a different name by 1901.

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A Frederick George Tew and Susan Tew were having children in Islington 1880s-1890s - perhaps he is the one on the voters' lists.

If Tommy was 'adopted', he would not necessarily have a different name. My great grandparents took a boy in and he was referred to as 'adopted son' on census but kept his original name.
Adoption wasn't a legal process until the 1920s.
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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 28 January 12 22:30 GMT (UK) »
If Tommy was placed into care, would he of been adopted?  Then he would have a different name by 1901.

As I said before, Thomas was in a Barnardo's Home in 1891.
Didn't they send some children to Canada?

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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 28 January 12 22:50 GMT (UK) »
I think this is a site re children going to Canada

There is a 15 yr old (born 1880) Thomas Tew going in 1895  :-\

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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #13 on: Saturday 28 January 12 22:54 GMT (UK) »
If he was brought up in a children's home - his options would have been limited as an adult and he would have been used to institutions. Perhaps he joined the army or navy ??

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Re: Tommy Tew
« Reply #14 on: Sunday 29 January 12 00:44 GMT (UK) »
Very interesting about children sent to Canada, I knew of children sent to Australia during the War years but not children sent to Canada in those early years.

Back to square one again with Mary.

Yes I wondered if Frederick went to war, but had found a death reg Sep 1906 in Islington for a Frederick Tew, age fits.

I would hate to think the line had stopped with these children.

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