Known as: Phil
Born: January 31,1907
At: Dover, England
Died: 1999
At: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Occupation:

Saloon Boy by the Union-Castle Mail & Steamship Co., England.
C.N.R. in the Sleeping and Dining Car Dept.,
1932 Metropolitan Stores transferred Montreal as Warehouse Manager
1947, Trans-Canada Airlines (now Air Canada) as Purser, later Check Steward,
1953, transferred to Moncton, New Brunswick, as Steward in Charge
1955, he was sent back to Montreal as Supervisor, where he remained until his retirement in 1967.

Married: June 22, 1935
At: Tres Saint Redempteur, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Spouse: Anita Otis

Born:
At:
Died: January 2,2002
At: Verdun, Quebec, Canada

Children:

Living
Living

Marie Louise Meriza Arnsby

Birth: June 29, 1941
At: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Died: 1994

Living

Birth Certificate from Somerset House at time of employment lists d.o.b. as 1906.

Philip was the first one in the family to come to Canada. At age 16, Philip was employed as a saloon boy by the Union-Castle Mail & Steamship Co. in England, traveling to all Ports of call in South and East Africa.

In 1924, he left England and emigrated to Canada, landing at Quebec, on his way to Winnipeg, Manitoba, where he met his brothers 'Joe' Walter Joseph and 'Alec' Alexander James, who had arrived previously.

In Winnipeg, he was employed by the C.N.R. in the Sleeping and Dining Car Dept. In the fall of the same year, he joined the rest of the family who had come to Canada in midsummer and had settled in London, Ontario.

While in London, Philip was employed by the Metropolitan Stores and in 1932 he was transferred to Montreal, Quebec as Warehouse Manager.

On June 22, 1935, he married Anita Otis, at the Tres Saint Redempteur parish in Montreal.

In 1947, he joined Trans-Canada Airlines (now Air Canada) as Purser and later, Check Steward.

In 1953, he was transferred to Moncton, New Brunswick, as Steward in Charge.

In 1955, he was sent back to Montreal as Supervisor, where he remained until his retirement in 1967.