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Thank you guys/ladies
Had him as a boarder in Bodmin aged 16 or thought so
Looks like he stayed with the 'church' then,
Cheers
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http://sacredmission.org/about-ssm/
SSM had its beginnings in December 1890, when Father Herbert Hamilton Kelly began training ‘ordinary’ young men for the ‘Corean Missionary Brotherhood’ at Vassall Road Kennington in the United Kingdom. The Principles, drafted for the Holy Week retreat in 1892, expressed Kelly’s ideal of God-centred dedication. At Michaelmas in the same year the name changed to the Society of the Sacred Mission. Kelly drafted the Constitution in 1893, and SSM was inaugurated on 9 May.
SSM relocated to Mildenhall in 1897 and to Kelham Hall in Nottinghamshire in 1903, which became head office and theological college until its closure in 1973. The college’s chapel at Kelham was famous for two things: its concrete dome (built in 1928), the second largest in England, and the Jagger Rood. Since inception, SSM has trained around 3500 men for the priesthood. Read More
Today, SSM’s three provinces are autonomous, but closely linked; and members share prayer and fellowship in a variety of educational, pastoral and community activities. The object of SSM is expressed in its motto: Ad gloriam dei in eius voluntate (To the glory of God in the doing of his will).
SSM membership comprises members who have been professed, who make promises of poverty, chastity, and obedience; other members who join fully in the life of SSM, but do not make those promises and may be married; and others who associate with SSM and become part of its life and work.
Provincials are—Australian Province: Christopher Myers (Visitor Philip Freier, Archbishop of Melbourne); European Province: Colin Griffiths (Visitor John Pritchard, Bishop of Oxford); Southern African Province Michael Lapsley (Visitor Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Cape Town).
See also
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Society_of_the_Sacred_Mission
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Seem he moved from Sacred Mission to Sacred Mission
1901 census transcription details for: Near Home Of The Sacred Misssion, West Street, Mildenhall
National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG13
Piece: 1757
Folio: 97
Page: 2
Reg. District: Mildenhall
Sub District: Mildenhall
Parish: Mildenhall
Enum. District: 11
Ecclesiastical District: St Andrews with St Mary
City/Municipal Borough:
Address: Near Home Of The Sacred Misssion, West Street, Mildenhall
County: Suffolk
Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born
KELLY, Alfred D Head Single M 28 1873 Clergyman Ch Of England (Tutor)
Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire
GORE, Francis G Boarder Single M 17 1884
Ireland
VENKS, David Boarder Single M 34 1867 Clergyman Ch Of England (Tutor)
Clapham, London
MAKINS, Arthur Boarder Single M 30 1871 Missionary & Carpenter
Swaffham, Suffolk
MILLINGTON, John Boarder Single M 23 1878 Student
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire
BRADBROOK, Edward G Boarder Single M 23 1878 Student (Cook)
Finsbury, London
HILDER, Herbert M Boarder Single M 26 1875 Student
N Southgate, Middlesex
STICKLAND, William Boarder Single M 30 1871 Student Gardener
Three Cross, Dorsetshire
CAUDLE, Robert J Boarder Single M 23 1878 Student
Kilburn, London
MURPHY, Arthur W Boarder Single M 21 1880 Student
S Africa Kimberly British Subject C Colny
WINTER, John H Boarder Single M 21 1880 Student
London
GEORGE, Herbert Boarder Single M 25 1876 Student
Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk
AHIER, William J Boarder Single M 25 1876 Cook & Tutor
St Peter's Port, Guernsey
PIGG, John J Boarder Single M 20 1881 Student
Jarrow, Durham
NESSE, Joseph B Boarder Single M 20 1881 Student
Reading, Berkshire
HANSON, Samuel A Boarder Single M 20 1881 Student Carpenter <<<<<<<<<<<<<
Cardiff, Glamorganshire
LITTLEWOOD, Cecil Boarder Single M 20 1881 Student Carpenter
Flocton, Yorkshire
SNOW, Arthur E Boarder Single M 25 1876 Student Printer (General)
Newport, Hampshire
JACKSON, Walter Boarder Single M 25 1876 Student (Book)
Suddenden Port, Yorkshire
HOWARD, Kenneth S Boarder Single M 21 1880 Student
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire
DUKE, Charles W Boarder Single M 21 1880 Student Gardener
Winchester, Hampshire
RAND, Frederick B Boarder Single M 19 1882 Student
Thakeham, Sussex
CHARNOCK, Matthus B Boarder Single M 19 1882 Student
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire
HUDSON, Alfred H Boarder Single M 25 1876 Student Printer (General)
Handworth, Staffordshire
EVANS, Reginald H Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Egremont, Cambridgeshire
HARCOURT, John V F Boarder Single M 17 1884 Student
N K
WANER, Percival S Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Worcester
BEALS, Arthur C Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Norwood, London
HODDEN, James Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Croydon, Surrey
HILL, Thomas Boarder Single M 17 1884 Student
Leicester
BRANSON, George Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Brinkley Hills, Staffordshire
SPARKMAN, Harold C S Boarder Single M 18 1883 Student
Fulham, London
ROCKS, Percy Boarder Single M 17 1884 Student
Millingham, Nottinghamshire
MODSEN, Herbert A Boarder Single M 17 1884 Student
Liverpool, Lancashire
EVERETT, Leonard Boarder Single M 17 1884 Student
Mollingham, Nottinghamshire
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Looks like he's still in the UK in 1911:
1911 England Census about Samuel Otto Hanson
Name: Samuel Otto Hanson
Age in 1911: 30
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1881
Relation to Head: Boarder
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Cardiff, Glamorgan
Civil Parish: Kelham
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England
Street Address: Hourey The Sacred Minson Kelham Newark On Trent
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Carpenter
Registration District: Southwell
Registration District Number: 431
Sub-registration District: Southwell
ED, institution, or vessel: 20
Piece: 20692
Maureen
EDIT: Just for clarity on that scrambled address-he's at Kelham Hall:
Kelham Hall was sold to the Society of the Sacred Mission in 1903 and run as a theological college.
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Trying to track a Samuel Otto Hansen Birth april/june 1880 in Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales
His father was Jorgen (George) Otto Hansen Birth abt 1837 in Draby FREDERIKSSUND
Mother was a Mary Jane Congdon Birth Dec 1841 in St John, Plymouth, Devon
No trace of him in the UK after 16 yo
May have emigrated possibly in 1905 to either the USA or Canada aged 29
although he may have gone sooner
A lot to ask I know, but any help welcomed
Cheers
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