Many thanks, Sophiee McCooey, for the great site for researchers -- of Liverpool on the Mersey River, but in England!! The Liverpool I came from, also on the Mersey River, is in Queens County, Nova Scotia. The relationship does not end there!! James MacKenzie Davis, Liverpool, England, s.o. John Davis and Lady Jane MacKenzie, Scotland, married my gr.gr.grandmother Eliza Conrad from Blueberry, now West Berlin, near Liverpool, Nova Scotia. [Lady Jane will not even be found in DeBrett's Defunct Peerage - she married a commoner!] As John Davis owned a fleet of sailing vessels, I have wondered IF any of his ships carried British Home Children from Liverpool across to Canada. I have no record of the names of his vessels, but I understand he had about 10. Muriel M. Davidson <davidson3542@home.com> Canada Census Campaign member SOPHIEE wrote: SOPHIEE <sophred@sprint.ca> > Hello Gang, heres hoping everyone had a wonderful Christmas and we all knock > down our brick walls in 2001. > > While surfing a bit this morning (okay surfing for hours my tea is cold and > I'm still in my house coat! ) Anyway, I found this site of churches in the > Liverpool and Wirral areas in1902 contributed by the wonderful Barbara > Humphreys and thought I would share.. > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LAN/Liverpool/churches1902.html > > While trying to locate Barbara Humphreys, at jambutty@idx.com.au my email > was returned :( Does anyone out there have recent email address for her? > Kindest Regards > Sophiee McCOOEY, Niagara Falls Ontario Canada > >