Hell Joceyln
Thank you for your reply but I didn't seem to find anything that I wanted to know in particular about the cottages that I resided in.
I ended up living under the local care and authority in England after Quarrier's homes. I wanted to have access to my files but could not get hold of them anywhere.A family member suggested I go to Canada Hamilton Ontario but declined this offer unfortunately being to young. I think it may have been a simple twist of fate, going by what came later in my life. I think I would have a good case in the Commission of Human Rights in Strasbourg, as I could not be fostered out and ended up going from pillar to post in various institutions much to my dismay. Maybe someone can remember the case and documentary By Alan Beasdale about a book written by Graham Gaskin called a boy called Gaskin. I befriended Graham having met in several different care homes.Thus speaking about how we had lost touch with our families and felt betrayed by the system.We felt abandoned and left out in the cold so to speak and have total abhorrence on how our lives where discarded and thrown away as if we didn't matter. I never had the affection given by my family who where no longer in touch and I felt lost. I'm sorry I have got so emotional about my dilemma but it feels better when it is put down in writing. I was told my Fathers brother was the youngest man to receive the Victoria Cross being a rear gunner in a Lancaster Bomber. If anyone reading this letter has any information relating to my former family background I would be grateful for their help.
Kind Regards
Mr Donald Hannah
