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| Home Child's Name | Botten, Mary Maud |
| Distinctions | Was received in the Toronto Home |
| Home Child Birth | 1909 |
| Home Child Birth District | Tonbridge, Kent, England |
| Parents | Botten / Rowarth |
| Siblings | BOTTEN Stephen and BOTTEN George (both BHC) |
| Emigration Year / age | 1924 / 15 |
| Placement Family - Location | |
| Name of Spouse | Never married |
| Date of Death / Location / Age / Cause | 5 Oct 1989 (aged 80) London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada |
| Burial Location | St. Peter's Cemetery, London, Middlesex County, Ontario |
| Hazelbrae Index ID # | 1712581621_3 |
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Notes
Canada Inbound Passenger Declaration (Form 30A): Mary Maud BOTTEN - Age: 15 - Born: Southboro, Kent - Passage Paid by: Dr Barnardo's Homes - Nearest Relative in UK: mother, Mrs BOTTEN, Sunny Bank, Tonbridge
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), November 1929: Mary BOTTEN - Letter - Went with a church group to Hamilton Conference
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), November 1929: Mary BOTTEN - Photograph
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), May 1930: Mary BOTTEN - Letter - Single Girl
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), May 1930: Mary M. BOTTEN - Donation - Howard Williams and William McCall Memorial Fund
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), August 1930: Mary BOTTEN - Letter - Was in England
Ups and Downs (magazine published by the Canadian Branch of Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Toronto), August 1930: Mary BOTTEN - Commentary - Attained age of majority. Has made a visit to England.
UK GRO Birth Registration Index: Mary Maud BOTTEN - Mother's Maiden Surname: ROWARTH - Registration Year: 1909 - Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar - Registration District: Tonbridge - Inferred County: Kent - Volume: 2a - Page: 829
Mary Maud apparently was a house servant, possibly for Mr & Mrs Harry Ferguson of 332 Lippincott, Spadina, Ontario before she was employed as a housekeeper in 1953 by John Murray-Russell, a chartered accountant, and his wife Edith, of 14 Chesnut Park Road, Rosedale, Ontario.
