The Albert Journal, Albert County, New Brunswick, 6 May 1904 Waterside - A very serious accident happened to Percy Love the little ADOPTED BOY OF C.W. Anderson, TAKEN FROM THE MIDDLEMORE HOME IN BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND. While playing in the barn on Friday evening he accidently pulled over a large team sled which was leaning against the wall. He was knocked down, the sled runners struck him violently on the head. George Anderson who was feeding the cattle close by heard the noise and rushed to his rescue. Blood flowing profusely from the mouth, nose and ears, he was carried to the house apparently dead, but when signs of life were seen, Dr. Murray was summoned and remained all night. He succeded in bring the little fellow to partial consciousness by morning. He is in critical condition and his many friends are very anxious for his recovery as he is an exceptionally bright boy. ***** The child did pull through as he appears in 1911 with George and Astina Anderson in Harvey, Kings & Albert, NB. He arrived in 1903 aged 5, with Middlemore Homes on SS Siberian. He enlisted in WW1 in 1916 under the name of Lionel Percy Love, birthplace Birminghan, address: 64 Harrison Street, St Johns, NB, occ-repairman, friend-Jennie Anderson. This appeared on our Reveley mailing list so I am passing it on. Sarah Reveley always looking for Reveleys and variants