Thank you very much JC,
I'm sure you are right. I had been looking for the deaths of the two girls in England, as the parents and other two siblings were on IOM. George and Anne died of typhoid. There had been a family story that George's brother, Phillip had brought the two boys to IOM to bring them up. William was 30 months and James was only 7 months old when the parents died. This would accoun t for how they were on IOM. It seems now after your help that the girls had been left in Liverpool. Very sad for a young family to be separated like that. Jane, a sibling of Phillip and George, married a Quaggam/Quaggum, too.
Regards, Margaret