Culverhouse 'home children'

[AlgarvePete]

Hi all, looking for brothers Henry George Culverhouse 14 Oct 1902 St Pancras and Rupert Victor Culverhouse 15 Jul 1904 I realise there is a 'home children' page on Rootschat but they are not there.
I have the full history of their early lives which was spent mostly in workhouses and workhouse schools. Neither births are registered and eventually they were separated from their mother and siblings and sent to Canada 1914 arriving 21 May 1914 Ontario aboard Virginian. Their last known destination was Marchmont home, Belleville, Ontario. Any help greatly appreciated.
P.S. this is not the Rupert Victor Culverhouse 1900/1900 he was a brother who died as an infant. I have the full history of the only other Culverhouse home child Frederick Thomas (not related) who went on to marry and serve in the Royal Canadian Army. Thanks

[eileenwilson]

These two are proving to be elusive.  My only observations would be that they were travelling with a group from Miss Annie MacPherson's homes and were bound for Stratford, Ontario which is in southwestern Ontario -- quite distance from Belleville.  From the Board of Guardians inspection sheet, they seemed to be visited or checked on up until about 1919 at roughly the same time, so they seemed to be living pretty close to each other.

https://central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.item/?id=e008749089&op=pdf

Do you have their full file?

[polarbear]

The boys certainly are elusive. I haven’t been able to find anything else either.

The records for Miss McPherson’s homes are apparently now held by the Barnardo organization.

PB

[rosie17]

Certainly hard to find perhaps they were adopted and their names changed 

Rosie

[*Sandra*]

Certainly hard to find perhaps they were adopted and their names changed 

Rosie

After a few attempts throughout the day, that seems to be a possible answer Rosie.
Unless that surname is very badly transcribed year after year 

Sandra

[Lisa in California]

Poor School Law Register (Anc*try)
Heidy Geo Culverhouse. [Heidy most likely is Henry]

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[Names above Culverhouse]
“Culverhouse, Henry Geo.  14  10  02
   (or Hancock)
Cole, Frederick.                  2   4   05”
[Names below Cole]

Could Hancock be referring to Culverhouse (not Cole) 
Note: I think the words are “or Hancock”

Added:  I tried a brief search for both boys (as Hancock) but didn’t immediately see anything.

[Lisa in California]

I’m in the middle of projects so I have to leave but there is one possibility:

1930 Brooklyn, New York census
Henry Hancock, born c1903 England
Lodger
Married - at age 24
Immigrated 1914
Superintendent, Fox Film

[polarbear]

I believe the “Hancock” might belong to the Cole child? It looks like he was discharged to a Margaret Hancock.

Henry was apparently discharged for emigration.

PB

[Lisa in California]

Thank you for pointing it out, PB.  You are correct.