"A great diversion to me .... was the arrival in England of my two little nephews Charlie and Johnn…

Shared note	"A great diversion to me .... was the arrival in England of my two little nephews Charlie and Johnnie." (EmmaGuy) This was in 1863, so presumably they were born in New Zealand or Australia and were sent back to England for some purpose. He could not join the Navy because of poor eyesight, and "he made up his mind to be a solicitor." Presumably he succeeded and it seems he headed back to Australia "before his 16th birthday." RR 2005

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"A great diversion to me .... was the arrival in England of my two little nephews Charlie and Johnnie." (EmmaGuy) This was in 1863, so presumably they were born in New Zealand or Australia and were sent back to England for some purpose. He could not join the Navy because of poor eyesight, and "he made up his mind to be a solicitor." Presumably he succeeded and it seems he headed back to Australia "before his 16th birthday." RR 2005

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Charles Arthur COMMINS Father: Charles Lilburn COMMINS Mother: Annie B HUNTER				March 16, 1857	167	Collingwood, Victoria, Australia	6	September 29, 1932	91	75		Never	M	YES	Y100

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