Another Chance: No place to call home.

Ernest Woodward was a young Englishman of seventeen, when he boarded a freighter and worked his way across the Atlantic as a cook's helper. The year was 1906. His cushy lifestyle in London came to an end some years after his mother died when his father remarried. Mr. Woodward was in the shipping business and had to travel extensively. His son was left at the mercy of his stepmother and her five children. She was after his father's money and wanted Ernest out of the way so she could navigate...