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New South Wales, Australia

region AU -32.770, 150.077

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  1. Born
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  7. Occupation
    Fireman
  8. Residence
    4 Duke Place
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  14. Born
  15. Departure
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  33. Residence
  34. Occupation
    Labourer
  35. Departure
  36. Residence
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  38. civil
  39. Residence
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  41. Unspecified
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  54. Residence
  55. Born
  56. Residence
  57. Born
  58. Buried
    Balmain Pioneers Memorial Park
  59. Origin
  60. Destination
  61. Destination
  62. Destination
  63. Destination
  64. Occupation
    Orchardist, florist and fruitgrower; established one of the oldest gardens in the Goulburn district, in the valley between the Green Rocks and the Governor's Hill, and later Normington Park
  65. Occupation
    Gardener, florist and fruitgrower at "Rosewood", East Goulburn; earlier coachman to Dr Davidson. Won the first prize for show dahlias at the Goulburn exhibition in an unbroken run of years and judged at horticultural shows
  66. Buried
    Goulburn General Cemetery, corner Sydney Road and Gorman Road, Goulburn
  67. Buried
    Buried in Goulburn Old Cemetery, plot Pbn Old 482, where his wife Sarah Ann (Cole) and several descendants also lie
  68. Buried
    Buried in Goulburn Old Cemetery; no row or plot recorded in the index
  69. Education
    Lismore High School
  70. Education
    Bachelor of Agricultural Science, Sydney University; senior student at Wesley College and a member of the Students' Council
  71. Immigrated 1792
    Arrived in New South Wales per the Royal Admiral, transported as a convict
  72. Born 28 MAY 1794
  73. Arrival JUN 1801
  74. Born 13 OCT 1803
  75. Arrival JUN 1804
  76. Died 4 JAN 1808
  77. Arrival JUN 1809
  78. Born 13 JAN 1812
  79. Arrival JUL 1814
    Aboard "Surry" Convict
  80. Conditional Pardon Granted 1 JAN 1816
    Pardon No. 625 granted by the Governor of New South Wales, Major General Lachlan Macquarie. Regarded as a free man within the colony but could never return to England.
  81. Born 7 FEB 1817
  82. Arrival APR 1817
  83. Born 8 JAN 1818
  84. Arrival SEP 1818
    Age: 28
  85. Born 7 NOV 1818
  86. Born 1819
  87. Arrival 1819
  88. Residence 1820
  89. Residence 1821
  90. Born 1822
  91. Born 3 MAR 1823
  92. Born 20 MAR 1823
  93. Born 5 JAN 1824
  94. Born 1 OCT 1824
  95. Residence 1825
  96. Certificate of Freedom 18 FEB 1825
    Age: 35
  97. Born 26 JUL 1825
  98. Occupation BET SEP 1825 AND MAR 1831
    Army
  99. Baptised 12 FEB 1826
  100. Born 1827
  101. Occupation 1828
    Servant/Housekeeper
  102. Certificate of Freedom APR 1828
    Granted his certificate of freedom, his fourteen-year sentence having expired. The Colonial Secretary published the week's grants in the Sydney Gazette of 23 April 1828, arranged by ship of arrival, with John Barber listed under Marquis of Wellington.
  103. Born 1829
  104. Born 1830
  105. Arrival 1830
  106. Born ABT 1830
  107. Died 15 DEC 1830
  108. Arrival 1831
  109. Arrival 1831
  110. Arrival 4 MAR 1831
    List of convicts on "Lady Harewood" arriving in the colony, under name of Michael Simmons
  111. Born 6 MAR 1832
    Registered 243/1832 in register CA. Baptised at St Philip's, Sydney, on 7 July 1833 — sixteen months after the birth, and six months before her sister Charlotte Emma was baptised in the same church.
  112. Arrival 14 JUN 1832
  113. Born 18 SEP 1832
  114. Born 1833
  115. Convict assignment MAR 1833
    Assigned on arrival as a farm labourer to A. C. Innes — Major Archibald Clunes Innes — at Port Macquarie.
  116. Immigrated 11 MAR 1833
    Arrived at Sydney Cove on 11 March 1833 as a convict per the ship Andromeda, on her second voyage, which had sailed 13 November 1832. Sentenced at Chelmsford, the Essex Assizes, to transportation for life for house breaking; he was 19, single, a farm labourer who could read but not write, and his indent gives his native place only as the county of Essex.
  117. Residence 1834
    Millers Point
  118. Born 1834
  119. Baptised 12 JAN 1834
    Baptised at St Philip's Church of England, Sydney; registered 155/1834 V1834155 18 in register CA, the second of the two NSW early-church-register entries for her.
  120. Residence 1 FEB 1834
  121. Immigrated 18 MAY 1834
    via Hobart - "Industry"
  122. Arrival 9 JUL 1834
  123. Immigrated 17 OCT 1834
    Aboard "Ellen"
  124. Born 13 JUL 1836
  125. Immigrated 3 OCT 1836
    Aboard "Duchess of Northumberland"
  126. Arrival 1837
  127. Born 1837
  128. Born 12 JAN 1837
    Registered 1119/1837 in register MC. Born at Goulburn and baptised at Sutton Forest on 24 September 1837. Named for his father; he died six years before him.
  129. Arrival 8 MAY 1837
  130. Residence 1838
  131. Born 1838
  132. Immigrated (Arrival in New South Wales) 1838
    Emigrated from Ireland and arrived at Sydney in 1838 aboard the City of Edinburgh.
  133. Arrival JAN 1838
    Clara came out to Australia with her husband Yohann. They moved to the Moreton Bay colony to establish Zion Hill Mission.
  134. Arrival JAN 1838
    Arriving on the ship "Minerva", Johann and his wife Clara were part of a team of German missionaries to the aborigines, the first white settlers at Moreton Bay colony at Zion Hill Mission operating between 1838 and 1848. He was a blacksmith
  135. Christened 18 APR 1838
    St Phillip's Church of England
  136. Arrival 3 OCT 1838
    On "Parland"
  137. Arrival 3 OCT 1838
  138. Immigrated 3 OCT 1838
    Aboard "Parland"
  139. Arrival 3 OCT 1838
    Aboard "Parland"
  140. Immigrated 3 OCT 1838
  141. Immigrated 3 OCT 1838
    Aboard "Parland"
  142. Born 1839
  143. Arrival 1839
    Convicted of "Stealing Lead" and was sentenced to Life and Transportation on 26 November 1838 at Hertford, Hertfordshire. He arrived at Sydney on board the Barossa. On 26 June1838 he had been found guilty of Larceny and sentenced to 2 months and whipped.
  144. Died 1839
  145. Born 28 JUL 1839
    Registered 192/1839 in register CA. Baptised at St Philip's, Sydney, on 8 September 1839 — the family back in Sydney between the Goulburn years and the move to the Clarence.
  146. Arrival 1 SEP 1839
    Age: 20
  147. Arrival 8 DEC 1839
  148. Born 1840
  149. Born 1840
  150. Born 30 JUN 1840
  151. Born OCT 1840
    Born and baptised in October 1840 in the parish of St Saviour, County of Argyle; the register describes the father as a Goulburn horse doctor. The day is read as either the 17th or the 11th. The last of Jane Wyer's children by John Barber, born five months before his death.
  152. Residence 1841
    27 Union Street
  153. Residence 1841
  154. Born 2 MAR 1841
  155. Buried 3 MAR 1841
    Buried in the parish of St Saviour, County of Argyle (Goulburn), two days after his death; the register describes him as a horse doctor.
  156. Born 4 MAR 1841
  157. Born 7 MAR 1841
  158. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Aboard 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary". Occupation given - Farm Servant
  159. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Arrived on ship 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  160. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Arrived on ship 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  161. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Aboard 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  162. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Arrived on ship 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  163. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Aboard 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  164. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Arrived on ship 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants - Richard & Harriet Tuckett & 6 children -"Immigrants British subjects who have been introduced into the Colony on Govt Bounty by ? Authority granted by Colonial Secretary".
  165. Arrival 24 JUN 1841
    Aboard 'Earl Gray' as Assisted Immigrants
  166. Born 29 JUN 1841
  167. Arrival 23 DEC 1841
    On the ship "William Jardine"
  168. Born 1842
  169. Born 1842
  170. Born 1842
  171. Birth Cert 1842
  172. Residence BET 1842 AND 1843
  173. Residence 1842
  174. Occupation BET MAR 1842 AND DEC 1847
    employed by the Board of Ordnance as a Barrack Sergeant
  175. Arrival 25 AUG 1842
  176. Insolvency 18 NOV 1842
    Boat-builder of Balmain, of the firm of Dent and Greenwell (with George Dent, ship-joiner, of Sydney Cove); filed his schedule as an insolvent
  177. Died 1843
  178. Ticket of leave 1843
    Granted a ticket of leave for the district of Port Macquarie, gazetted 12 May 1843.
  179. Born 11 FEB 1843
  180. Born 22 MAY 1843
  181. Born 15 JUN 1843
  182. Born 24 AUG 1843
  183. Occupation SEP 1843
    Tanner and currier, Camden
  184. Born 9 OCT 1843
  185. Residence 1844
  186. Born 1844
  187. Born 1844
  188. Arrival 13 MAR 1844
    "William Metcalf"
  189. Residence 13 APR 1844
  190. Residence 21 JUN 1844
    Convicts Permission to Marry - Jane Lewis aged 32 off "Southworth" 1839 and Michael Simmons aged 32 off "Lady Harwood" - Permission granted 21 June 1844
  191. Arrival 26 JUN 1844
    Aboard "Briton"
  192. Arrival 26 JUN 1844
    Age: 10
  193. Arrival 26 JUN 1844
    Briton
  194. Born 10 SEP 1844
  195. Born 1845
  196. Residence BET 1845 AND 1846
  197. Born 1845
  198. Born 12 JUL 1845
  199. Member for Port Phillip, New South Wales Legislative Council FROM AUG 1845 TO JUN 1848
    After failing at a first attempt to win a seat, he represented Port Phillip in the New South Wales Legislative Council from August 1845 to June 1848.
  200. Born 26 NOV 1845
  201. Born 26 NOV 1845
    Registered 876/1846 in two registers, CY and NL. Baptised at St Andrew's, Sydney, on 14 March 1846 — the family back in Sydney between two spells on the Clarence.
  202. Born 6 DEC 1845
  203. Born 18 DEC 1845
  204. Born 1846
  205. Born ABT 1846
  206. Born 5 JAN 1846
  207. Born 10 AUG 1846
  208. Born 5 NOV 1846
  209. Born 27 DEC 1846
  210. Born 1847
  211. Born 1847
  212. civil 1847
  213. Born 1847
  214. Born 11 FEB 1847
  215. Died 21 SEP 1847
  216. Buried
  217. Baptised 28 SEP 1847
    St Thomas'
  218. Born 23 NOV 1847
    Registered 3002/1847 in register NI. Baptised on the Clarence River at Grafton, 6 January 1848.
  219. Born 1848
  220. Born 1848
  221. Residence MAR 1848
    Balmain (unclaimed letter at the General Post Office)
  222. Born 3 JUL 1848
  223. Born 19 JUL 1848
  224. Born 6 OCT 1848
  225. Born 11 OCT 1848
  226. Arrival 20 DEC 1848
    Arrived in Australia on ship the 'Waverley'
  227. Born 1849
  228. Born 1849
  229. Born 1849
  230. Born 1849
  231. Immigrated 13 MAR 1849
    Arrived at Sydney on the ST VINCENT as an assisted immigrant, with his wife Susannah and their children Harriett (3) and Henry James (0). His place of origin is given as Raleigh, Essex.
  232. Immigrated 13 MAR 1849
    Arrived at Sydney on the ST VINCENT as an assisted immigrant, aged 28, with her husband Samuel and their two children. Her place of origin is given as Glemsford, Suffolk.
  233. Immigrated 13 MAR 1849
    Arrived at Sydney on the ST VINCENT aged 3, with her parents and her infant brother Henry James
  234. Born 19 MAR 1849
  235. Immigrated (Transported convict, Hashemy) 8 JUN 1849
    Sent from Pentonville prison to New South Wales as a transported convict and landed at Sydney in the Hashemy on 8 June 1849.
  236. Born 1850
  237. Residence 1850
    24 Waterview Street
  238. Born 1850
    Clarence River District
  239. Born 1850
  240. Born 23 MAR 1850
    Registered 2472/1850 in register NI. Born at Swan Creek near Grafton and baptised in the Church of England at Grafton on 2 June 1850. (Swan Creek is not yet a place in this tree.)
  241. Born 11 OCT 1850
  242. Born 1851
  243. Born 1851
  244. Born 1851
  245. Born 13 FEB 1851
  246. Arrival 15 MAR 1851
    "Garland"
  247. Baptised 16 APR 1851
    Parish of Goulburn, County of Argyle
  248. Died 12 JUN 1851
  249. Born 28 JUL 1851
  250. Occupation BET 1852 AND 1871
    Caroline assisted her husband and after his death carried on as teacher until she resigned on 30 Jun 1871 when James Hains Lovell was appointed
  251. Born 1852
    Registered in Ipswich, Qld
  252. Born 1852
  253. Immigrated 1852
    Emigrated from England with his wife Sarah, arriving at Sydney in 1852; the couple moved on to Brisbane in 1854.
  254. Born 28 JAN 1852
  255. Arrival 13 SEP 1852
    Arrived with his family aboard "Rajpootan".
  256. Born 25 SEP 1852
  257. Born 22 OCT 1852
    Registered twice, 706/1852 and 708/1852 in register NL. Born in Sussex Street, Sydney, and baptised at St Philip's on 5 December 1852. The youngest of the family, born a fortnight before his sister Charlotte Emma's nineteenth birthday and eight months before her marriage.
  258. Born 24 OCT 1852
  259. Business 20 NOV 1852
    Camden Tannery: admitted his son Ebenezer Simpson as a partner in the business
  260. Discharge from Army 1853
    Good Conduct
  261. Born 1853
  262. Born 1853
  263. Arrival 1853
    SS Trafalgar
  264. Born 1853
  265. Born 1853
  266. Arrival 11 FEB 1853
  267. Arrival MAR 1853
    On board "Trafalgar"
  268. Born 11 MAY 1853
  269. Born 8 JUN 1853
  270. Born 1 AUG 1853
  271. Born 12 NOV 1853
  272. Born 1854
  273. Died 1854
  274. Arrival 14 AUG 1854
    "Genghis Khan"
  275. Residence 18 AUG 1854
  276. Immigrated 18 NOV 1854
    Arrived at Sydney aged 13 on the ship Kate, an assisted immigrant from East Coker, Somerset, travelling with her parents George and Mary Baker and her sisters Eliza (15) and Susan (11). She could read and write; her father could do neither.
  277. Born 4 DEC 1854
  278. Arrival 1855
    arrived on a coastal ship called the 'Emily'
  279. Born 1855
  280. Died 1855
  281. Died 1855
  282. Born 1855
  283. Born 1855
  284. Born 5 JAN 1855
    Fifth of seven children of Robert Nelson jnr and Elizabeth, who arrived from England in 1852 and farmed at Christmas Creek, Macleay River
  285. Died 16 JAN 1855
  286. Died 25 JAN 1855
  287. Probate 12 FEB 1855
    Widow Sarah Simpson, executrix, gave notice of application for probate of his will; described as farmer, late of Camden
  288. Arrival 9 MAR 1855
    On the ship "Catteaux Wattle".
  289. Arrival 9 MAR 1855
    Catteaux Wattel
  290. Arrival 9 MAR 1855
    Age: 30
  291. Born 10 MAR 1855
  292. Born 14 MAY 1855
  293. Immigrated 23 MAY 1855
  294. Born 26 MAY 1855
  295. Born 20 JUN 1855
    Bathurst Street
  296. Born 20 JUN 1855
  297. Born 25 AUG 1855
  298. Arrival 3 SEP 1855
    Ship, Cateaux Wattel (apt Louis Meyer), Agents: Kirchner & Co; Wyndard St Sydney Australia.
  299. Born 2 NOV 1855
  300. Born 1856
  301. Born 1856
  302. Arrival 6 JAN 1856
    on ship "Bee"
  303. Born 13 JAN 1856
  304. Born 1 JUL 1856
  305. Born 1857
  306. Born 1857
  307. Born 1857
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 7768/1857 - the first of the family born in the colony after William John
  308. Born 2 FEB 1857
  309. Arrival 14 MAR 1857
    Arrived Sydney as an assisted immigrant with his wife and children per the ship Beejapore, 1600 tons, Captain Dennings, from Southampton
  310. Arrival 14 MAR 1857
    Arrived Sydney as an assisted immigrant with her husband and children per the ship Beejapore from Southampton
  311. Died 30 MAR 1857
  312. Arrival 30 MAY 1857
    On the ship Hastings
  313. Arrival 30 MAY 1857
    On the Ship Hastings
  314. Born 24 JUL 1857
  315. Born 17 AUG 1857
  316. Born 14 SEP 1857
  317. Born 25 OCT 1857
  318. Born NOV 1857
  319. Born 14 NOV 1857
  320. Born 1858
  321. Residence 1858
  322. Born 1858
    Birth registered in New South Wales, registration #3416/1858.
  323. Arrival 1858
    on board "Northern Light" with Mother and siblings
  324. Born 1858
  325. Arrival 16 FEB 1858
    On the ship "Irene".
  326. Arrival 16 FEB 1858
  327. Born 4 MAR 1858
  328. Immigrated 9 MAY 1858
    Aboard "Northern Light"
  329. Born 23 JUN 1858
  330. Born 8 NOV 1858
  331. Born 10 NOV 1858
  332. Born 30 NOV 1858
  333. Community FROM DEC 1858 TO OCT 1859
    Signatory to the householders' petitions praying for Balmain to be made a municipality (gazetted December 1858, March 1859 and October 1859); address Darling Street in the October 1859 petition
  334. Community DEC 1858
    Signatory to the counter-petition of 261 Balmain householders opposing the petition for Balmain to be made a municipality
  335. Died 1859
  336. Died 6 JAN 1859
  337. Member for Darling Downs, New South Wales Legislative Assembly FROM 5 JUL 1859 TO 10 DEC 1859
    Held one of the two Darling Downs seats in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, serving alongside William Handcock. He generally supported the premier, Charles Cowper.
  338. Residence OCT 1859
    Darling Street, Balmain
  339. Regatta NOV 1859
    Balmain Regatta: crew of the boat Native (white and black), with J. Greenwell
  340. Regatta NOV 1859
    Balmain Regatta: crew of the boat Native (white and black), with W. Greenwell
  341. Born 29 NOV 1859
  342. Arrival 8 DEC 1859
  343. Education 1860
    educated at the Church of England school by her mother and her future father-in-law
  344. Born 1860
  345. Occupation 1860
    Clerk & Bird Dealer
  346. Education (Sydney Grammar School and the University of Sydney) 1860
    Educated at Cape's school in Scotland for eighteen months and at Sydney Grammar School. He matriculated at the University of Sydney in 1860 but left after two terms.
  347. Born 1860
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 8130/1860
  348. Born 10 JAN 1860
  349. Born 15 FEB 1860
  350. Born 15 FEB 1860
  351. Administration MAY 1860
    Widow Margaret Greenwell gave notice of application for letters of administration of his estate; described as shipwright, late of Balmain
  352. Died 7 MAY 1860
  353. Died 8 MAY 1860
    24 Waterview Street
  354. Born 24 MAY 1860
  355. Arrival 8 AUG 1860
    Age: 24
  356. Born 13 AUG 1860
  357. Arrival 24 AUG 1860
    Arrival in Sydney from South Sea Islands A R Hovell 27, on ship "Clarence Packet" occupation: Chief Mate of Clarence Packet
  358. Died 6 SEP 1860
  359. Born 23 OCT 1860
  360. Member for Camden, New South Wales Legislative Assembly FROM 21 DEC 1860 TO 17 JUL 1861
    Held the second seat for Camden in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly until he resigned on 17 July 1861.
  361. Born 1861
  362. Born 1861
  363. Born 1861
  364. Born 1861
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 8768/1861 - the youngest of the eight
  365. Occupation BET 1861 AND 1870
    Ferry proprietor, Messrs. Perdriau and Hunt, Balmain–Sydney steam ferry (partner of Henry Perdriau)
  366. Born 2 APR 1861
  367. Born 4 MAY 1861
  368. Born 15 OCT 1861
  369. Occupation 1862
    Teacher at East Kempsey Church of England School, Church of England Hall, Innes Street, East Kempsey
  370. Occupation BET 1862 AND 1874
    24 Waterview Street; Boarding house operator
  371. Born 1862
  372. Born 1862
  373. Died 1862
  374. Regatta FROM 1862 TO 1864
    Balmain Regattas: entered his boat (blue and red) in 1862; Highflyer (pink) in 1863; crew of Echo with F. Pollitt and J. Beeston in 1864
  375. Born 24 JAN 1862
  376. Died 22 MAR 1862
  377. Born 3 APR 1862
  378. Born 6 MAY 1862
  379. Arrival 7 MAY 1862
    On board the 'Queensland'.
  380. Born 21 AUG 1862
  381. Died 28 OCT 1862
  382. Born 1863
  383. Died 1863
  384. Born 1863
  385. Died 1863
  386. Born 1863
  387. Arrival 16 JAN 1863
  388. Died 24 JAN 1863
  389. Died 29 JAN 1863
  390. Born 21 JUL 1863
  391. Born 1864
  392. Born 1864
  393. Born 1864
  394. Born 1864
  395. Born 1864
  396. Born 1864
  397. Born 29 FEB 1864
  398. Died 6 OCT 1864
  399. Died 30 OCT 1864
    NSW BDM death registration 3429/1864, aged 39.
  400. Born 1865
  401. Born 1865
  402. Born 1865
  403. Born 20 MAR 1865
  404. Arrival 27 MAR 1865
  405. Born 12 MAY 1865
  406. Arrival 24 JUL 1865
  407. Born 25 JUL 1865
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 10285/1865 - the first of the family born after the move to Kempsey, which the 1947 obituary dates to when Harriett Rebecca 'was five years old'
  408. Born 1866
  409. Born 1866
  410. Born 23 FEB 1866
  411. Died 26 FEB 1866
  412. Born 4 MAY 1866
  413. Died 1867
  414. Died 1867
  415. Born 1867
  416. Arrival 4 FEB 1867
    On board the "Sobraon"; age 32
  417. Died 18 JUL 1867
  418. Born 11 NOV 1867
  419. Born 31 DEC 1867
  420. Died 28 1868
  421. Born 1868
  422. Born 1868
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 11224/1868
  423. Born 23 FEB 1868
  424. Born 23 MAR 1868
  425. Born 13 MAY 1868
  426. Born 1869
  427. Born 1869
  428. Born 1869
  429. Died ABT 1869
  430. Born 1869
  431. Born 1869
  432. Born 10 APR 1869
  433. Died 5 JUN 1869
  434. Died 20 AUG 1869
  435. Arrival 25 OCT 1869
    On board the "Landsborough", 1066 tons burthen, Master John Thomas
  436. Born 1870
  437. Born 1870
  438. Born 1870
  439. Born 1870
  440. Born 23 MAY 1870
  441. Born 6 JUL 1870
  442. Died 3 SEP 1870
    At his residence, Balmain; aged 54
  443. Buried 4 SEP 1870
  444. Born 8 OCT 1870
  445. Born 26 OCT 1870
  446. Born 4 NOV 1870
  447. Born 19 DEC 1870
  448. Occupation 1871
    Boilermaker
  449. Born 1871
  450. Died 1871
  451. Born 1871
  452. Born 1871
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 12210/1871
  453. Probate 17 APR 1871
    Executors Sarah Hunt and Alexander Simpson gave notice of application for probate of his will; described as landowner, late of Balmain
  454. Died 4 MAY 1871
  455. Born 10 AUG 1871
  456. Born 7 OCT 1871
  457. Born 3 NOV 1871
  458. Born 1872
  459. Born 1872
  460. Born 1872
  461. Born 1872
  462. Died 1872
    Died at Sydney in 1872, about a year after her marriage to James Robinson; registered under her married name as 1405/1872.
  463. Born 7 JAN 1872
    Jane Street
  464. Born 16 FEB 1872
  465. Born 17 FEB 1872
  466. Born 5 MAR 1872
  467. Born 28 MAY 1872
  468. Born 31 MAY 1872
  469. Born 31 MAY 1872
  470. Born 26 JUL 1872
  471. Died 2 SEP 1872
  472. Born 24 DEC 1872
  473. Residence 1873
  474. Residence 1873
  475. Born 1873
  476. Died 1873
  477. Born 1873
  478. Died 1873
  479. Born 1873
  480. Born 1873
    Born on the Macleay River, registered 12700/1873
  481. Born 28 OCT 1873
  482. Died 9 NOV 1873
  483. Born 1874
  484. Died 1874
  485. Born 1874
  486. Born 1874
  487. Died 1874
  488. Born 1874
  489. Born 1874
  490. Residence MAR 1874
    Waverley Road, Woollahra
  491. Born 12 MAY 1874
  492. Died 24 MAY 1874
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  496. Died 1875
  497. Residence 1875
  498. Born 1875
  499. Died 1875
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