Notes: Brady Family Tree in Western Australia

Home Search Search Print Print Login - User: anonymous Login Add Bookmark

Matches 1 to 100 of 2189

	Notes	Linked to
1	http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/lines/bluefunnel.html http://www.red-duster.co.uk/BLUEFUN10.htm Gorgon (1) 1908 - 1928 sold to Hong Kong owner, renamed Lyeemoon. 2,885 GORGON (1) was built in 1908 by Scotts Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. Ltd. at Greenock with a tonnage of 2885grt, a length of 300ft, a beam of 42ft and a service speed of 12 knots. Built for the Ocean Steam Ship Company she was deployed on the Singapore - Batavia - Fremantle service alongside the Charon. In 1917 she was requisitioned by the British Government and used in the Mediterranean to transport motor transport and troops as an Expeditionary Force Transport. She was sold to the Cheong Hing Steamship Co. Ltd of Hong Kong, renamed Lyeemoon and used as an emigrant ship in Chinese and South East Asian waters. Apparently avoiding Japanese control during WW2 she was supposedly wrecked at Benghazi on 4th January 1943.(Photo as the Lyeemoon: Peter Newall Collection) Maurice James Gordon Warr was born on this ship at sea but no record of his birth has been found. Reseach by Maurice before his death and his son Stephen has not turned up anything more than, the ship was registered in Singapore and, because he was born beyond 3 miles from our coast, his birth may only be recorded in the captains log. Henry and Mary had only the one child and they separated soon after his birth. The then stigma giving birth out of wedlock may also explain why his birth rego is so hard to trace?	Family: F09888
2	I have found references to Edwin and Jane Smith and family arriving in Port Adelaide aboard the "British Enterprise" in 1877. However, I have been unable to verify this fact. An article in the "South Australian Register" of 5th April 1877 lists the passengers aboard this ship and Edwin Smith and family are not mentioned. Do you have a different source for this event? Kind regards, Michaele Jeavons - m.jeavons-at-bigpond.com - 2011	Family: F06535
3	'John Collett and William Sawyer were convicts from England, they were both convicted together of the same crime. It would appear that Elizabeth was having children to both men while still married to the first - John Collett - he was not stable in the mind and was released into the care of his wife twice'.	Family: F00574
4	14 children,	Family: F05197
5	15 children	Family: F03081
6	2 Children	Family: F12080
7	2 Children	Family: F12081
8	2 children.	Family: F05467
9	2 sons.	Family: F07862
10	2. John BARNDON (c.2 Jan 1726-Glynde,Sussex,England) 2. Abigail BARNDON (c.18 Feb 1730-Glynde,Sussex,England) 2. Mary BARNDON (c.5 Sep 1731-Glynde,Sussex,England) 2. William BARNDON (c.16 May 1736-Glynde,Sussex,England) 2. Elizabeth BARNDON (c.7 Apr 1734-Glynde,Sussex,England)	Family: F07343
11	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F00919
12	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F12374
13	4 children 1 child George served to adulthood, now deceased	Family: F10951
14	4 Children.	Family: F07669
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F09482
16	5 Children.	Family: F12373
17	5. Alfred JONES (b.May 1848) sp: Mary Callista GORYAN 6. Charles JONES (b.1872) 6. Percy Alfred McDonough JONES (b.1876) 6. Harold Penn McDonough JONES (b.1880) 6. Hilda Mary JONES (b.1888) 5. Amelia Cassandra JONES (b.Jan 1850) 5. Fanny Elizabeth JONES 5. Charles JONES	Family: F05788
18	6 Children.	Family: F07672
19	According to Jeff Spencer in a letter to Jill Bickmore (nee Cockram) dated 3 September 1999: Wesley was mainly brought up on the Spencer's Jandakot property and when William Spencer died, the Jandakot property was willed to Wesley and Basil in virtual equal shares but with a type of life tenacy to their mother Annie. The testament required that Annie be paid one pound per week and I believe it was a struggle in those depressed days to make the payment. The property was split into two sections, 50 acres for Basil and 50 acres for Wesley. During that time Annie Spencer remained in the old house on Wesley's portion of the property and Wesley and Stella lived nearby in a timber and iron house constructed by a family friend Mr Bob Semple. When Annie Spencer passed away, Wesley and Stella moved into her old family residence, which was constructed of a timber frame, Jarrah floors, brick fireplace, corrugated iron walls and roof and pine/Oregon lining. Your comment that Wesley found the old sea chest in the back of his shed is accurate according to our information and it was sent to Woodloes cottage. We hope to check whether it is still in that cottage. Apparently it was there at the time of the family reunion at Gosnells. The old Jandakot residence of William and Annie (followed by Wesley and Stella) was recently demolished to make way for development of a Catholic High School (under construction) and to be known as Beeliar College. The old residence had reached a severe state of decay with negligible restoration potential. We examined the building for possible salvage of old timbers but most were rotten or white ant eaten. It had been used as a sub standard barn since Wesley Spencer sold the property in the 1970's. Elsie Spencer was born in the old house on October 9, 1900. I am trying to find a photo of it for you. A possibly one hundred year old mulberry tree which was next to the house has been retained by Beeliar College. We are pleased to see it's retention because these particular mulberries (black) fruit for a much longer period than the other mulberry trees grown by the Spencer family on Basil's former section of property. The tree was planted by William and Annie. Are you aware that Annie Spencer was a mid-wife in the Jandakot district and delivered numerous babies throughout the area over many years." (Note: I am not sure that Annie was a qualified mid-wife, rather a trusted `mid-wife' by experience and reputation)	Family: F04329
20	According to the Marriage Certificate photocopied from St James Church records Elizabeth, or Betsy as she was known then, was 23 years of age on her second marriage to George Butt Drew and was listed as a widow. Betsy was illiterate and signed her marriage certificate with a X (her mark).	Family: F09924
21	After the war years George Edward and Alma Gladys seperated and Alma remarried to Unknown Renton they than had Kerry, Danny and Ricky. Brian Earle - 6 January 2002	Family: F02411
22	After William died in Corack in 1890, Eliza married William Bruce at Watchem in Victoria on 7 November 1894. The wedding was reported in the 'Donald Express' as follows: 'A large number of guests gathered at the residence of Mrs Free at Watchem on Wednesday for the celebration of her marriage to William Bruce, a well known resident of the Watchem and Massey districts. The Rev EOKnee of Donald, was the celebrant, and carried out his part of the contract to the satisfaction of all concerned. The day was beautifully fine, and the guests numerous and merry - so that all "went merry as a marriage bell". After the usual toasts and games, the happy couple left for home amid showers of rice and old boots, and the good wishes of relatives and friends'.	Family: F00551
23	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F00009
24	Also their is a daughter Matilda that never seems mentioned. She is 7yrs old in the census I gave you and she is mentioned on the passenger list for the Salisbury. Do you think this could be one of their children? Or a child Mary Ann Rawlings had previously. Margaret - 2008	Family: F00819
25	Arthur Albert Pollard and Helena Maud Wilson.They met & married during WW1 after he was wounded at Gallipoli and was convalescing in England. When he heard he was being sent back to Australia in 1918 he went AWOL and married her so she could return with him. She never really settled there & they returned to England in about 1923.	Family: F04752
26	At age 23, Saul married Sarah MARCHANT, daughter of Thomas MARCHANT and Jane nee JENNINGS. Sarah was born near Salehurst on 1 October 1786, and was later baptised in the Salehurst Parish Church, the records off which show. Baptism 22 Oct 1786 Sarah dau of Thomas and Jane MARCHANT nee Jennings 21 Days. Saul and Sarah were married by banns in the parish church of St. Mary's on 31 March 1812. St.Mary's Church had been built in the 13th century and had served both families for many generations. The parish registers Salehurst, Sussex, states. "Saul SPICE bachelor of this parish married Sarah MARCHANT spinster of this parish on 31 March 1812 at Salehurst by banns." Their marks were recorded and witnesses were John WHITE and John HEATHFIELD. The Rector, the REVEREND STEPHEN JENKIN, conducted the ceremony.	Family: F02817
27	Both died just a few years apart (I believe one, possibly his mother – was decapitated in an accident), so the children were sent of the farm to work for their keep on other farms.	Family: F05526
28	Both living at 126 Redcliffe Street Bristol at the time of their marriage in the church of Saint Thomas.	Family: F08349
29	Both Signed with an X. Her name was written as Betsey Lader. Her father is William Lader and Joseph's father was also Joseph. Their place of residence at the time of their marriage was listed as Westhay Moor.	Family: F09917
30	By the Colonial Chaplain, Rev. B.W. Wittenoon, Church of England, Perth West Australia	Family: F01346
31	Called Eliza on her marriage certificate.	Family: F00287
32	Charles Leach, 24, bac, lab, son of William, lab, to Martha Flavell, 19, sp, dau of John, lab. Both made their mark (x); Witness Benjamin Flavell, signed his name.	Family: F06712
33	Charlotte and Charles Supardi (Suppurdy, Suppardy....choose your spelling). I have proof that Charles Supardi was one of the original illegal immigrants from Malta (7 sailors jumped ship...) (originally Calchedon Azzopardi) and that he was probably Mary's stepfather rather than father. Apparently James Selkirk 'won' Mary Supardi in a bet from her stepfather Charles Supardi - she was very young when married but the actual age (12 to 15) is disputed. Charles and Charlotte Supardi are mentioned in a few instances in Watchhouse reports - for drunk and disorderly kind of behaviour mostly. But Charles died from burns- horribly and lingeringly. But he refused any kind of alcohol as pain relief - he seems to have reformed. Charlotte died of senile exhaustion...which means her body just gave up the ghost. Elisa Kessey (nee Wilson) - elisakessey-at-live.com.au - 2010	Family: F10452
34	Charlotte and Samuel's marriage witnessed by Samuel Free and Mary Finkell	Family: F09241
35	Check Marriage Certificate: MA824634	Family: F03058
36	Children of THOMAS TAPSCOTT and ELIZA FISHER are: ESTHER HARRIET4 TAPSCOTT, b. October 16, 1885, Near Mt Pleasant; d. October 6, 1945, Orroroo, S. Australia. ALICE MAY TAPSCOTT, b. August 4, 1887, Coomoroo, S.A.; d. December 21, 1893, Orroroo, S. Australia. MARY ELIZABETH TAPSCOTT, b. March 11, 1890, Coomooroo, S.Australia; d. March 24, 1893, Coomooroo, S.Australia. ETHEL MAUDE TAPSCOTT, b. January 30, 1894, Coomooroo, S.Australia; d. March 10, 1973, Orroroo, S. Australia. Colleen Tapscott [colleotapscott-at-tiscali.co.uk] - 2006	Family: F02034
37	Children: George Vigar - 1856 m. Ann Sweet (Contact: Frank Rae for more information on this line) John Vigar - 1831 Joseph Vigar	Family: F12497
38	Children: Mary Ann GILCHRIST - 1820 - Oldham, Lanc William Lane GILCHRIST - 1823 Oldham, Lanc - 1903 Katanning, WA Maria GILCHRIST - 1826 Pontefract Yorkshire, UK Sarah GILCHRIST - 1830 Pontefract, Yorkshire, UK Matilda GILCHRIST - 1832 Pontefract, Yorkshire, UK - 1834	Family: F04605
39	Citation:- South Australian Marriage Index 140/996 Sym V Groom BENNEAR James S 28 years Father BENNEAR John Bride NICOLSON Margaret S 26 years Father NICOLSON James At. . . . . . Residence of James Nicolson, Crystal Brook, South Australia	Family: F06752
40	Citation:- South Australian Marriage Index 199/89 Groom William HUTCHINSON S 41 years Father James HUTCHINSON Bride Margaret BENNIER (nee Nicholson) W 40 years Father James NICOLSON At Residence of Mrs. Nicolson, Crystal Brook, South Australia	Family: F09600
41	Details of the marriage from the Sussex Marriage Index are as follows: - "11 Dec 1777 Salehurst John Spice and Mary Collyer by banns Witnesses John Butler and Edward Merritt". Nothing is known of their lives, except that John and his family spent some time in a small village called Robertsbridge, with at least one daughter, Diana, being born there. Robertsbridge, along with the village of Salehurst, part of the village of Hurst Green, and the hamlet of Silverhill, form the Parish of Salehurst, which itself is contiguous with the Kent border. The steel industry began in Robertsbridge in the latter part of the 16th century and in 1717 had an output of some 120 tons. During the seven years war Robertsbridge supplied many of the great guns that were used during the conflict. These guns were shipped down the river Rother to Rye. The great manor house "sometime called Elam" had 1609 buildings for the steel makers, 8 forges and a mill-house. The river Rother enters the parish of Salehurst from the northwest, divides into two branches, encircling Robertsbridge and uniting again. The river was once navigable at least as far as Robertsbridge, where the Hastings Road passes on its way to Turnbridge Wells. Henry 111 visited Robertsbridge Abbey in 1225 and in 1264 the Royal Army on its way to Lewes, plundered it and obliged the monks to pay a ransom. Edward 1, when as King, also stayed in the abbey on 22 November 1295 and on 8 August 1297. Edward 11 used the abbey as a halfway house between Bayhaam and Battle. In 1749, just before John SPICE was born, Horace Walpole, English novelist and letter writer, and son of Sir Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of Orford, and commonly regarded as England's first Prime Minister, visited Robertsbridge and made the following comments " The roads of Robertsbridge are bad beyond all badness and the village is wretched, the only accommodation being taken by smugglers. A railway station built in 1851 on the Southern Railway later served the Kent and East Sussex Railway.	Family: F02820
42	Divorce# Year Petitioner Surname FirstName Respondent Surname FirstName 1654 1894 PICKUP Mary Ellen PICKUP Abraham http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/	Family: F00838
43	Do you have a marriage date for Thomas and May (Anastasia) Flavell. I am including some interviews with her and would love to know when she married. From notes I have on the death of her mother she was still Miss A. Fairnie in 1941. By that time she would be nearly 45 years of age. Regards Vivienne Worthington - viviennew-at-bigpond.com	Family: F03642
44	Edward Alderwin Downes m 28 Oct 1913 Walkaway to Hilda J Ridley Greenough RG10/1913 First chd: Marion Downes b 8 Aug 1914 who married Hugh MURRAY 26 Feb 1938 etc William Arthur Downes b 4 Jan 1917 d 21 Sep 1980 m Betty CARSON	Family: F01720
45	Edward John GOULD m 29 Apr 1896 Ref: Battye Library (BL) Acc 2956A/135 CE Register Witnesses: John Gould and Joseph Connolly	Family: F02836
46	Ellen Amelia b 1858 m. James DRUMMOND in Perth 1880 (#4856) d 1943 Walter Rawlinson, b 1860 d 1860 aged 2 months Amy Ann b 1863 m. Frank Barnett Carl JAMES in Perth 1884 (#5757) d 1932 Charles James b 1865 Edwin George b 1868 d 1869 John b 1869 d 1944 Charlotte Jane b 1871 d 1944. Charles Ellen Caroline b April 1837 m. Samuel Scriven EVANS in Perth 1855(#804) Martha Hannah b Oct 1838 m. Alfred Perkins CURTIS in Perth 1856 (#977) Ann Mary b Oct 1840 m. Henry BIRCH, Perth 1862 (#1734) Frances Mathilda b September 1842 m. George INKPEN 1863 (#1949) Robert Crisp OUGDEN Born 13 Sept 1844, d Oct 1863. Perth Volunteer Corps. Henry Thomas OUGDEN b Sept 1846 m Ann ALLPIKE (b 1848 d 12 Nov 1868) in Fremantle in 1867 (#2664). Perth saddler & harness maker 1868-69; Fremantle 1870-72 Annie Eva OUGDEN b. 1868 m Charles Adams INKPEN 1895 at Fremantle. Annie Agnes b 1848 d 1851 aged 2. John Edward OUGDEN b Sept 1850 Susannah Agnes OUGDEN b 1854 m. Joshua James HARWOOD in Perth 1872 (#3488)	Family: F06813
47	Ellen Elizabeth Earle and her husband William Armstrong trained horses and owned stables at the back of the Sandringham Hotel. Alice Hilda Earle's first hair cut was at the stables using horse clippers – she remembers it.	Family: F10788
48	Ellen’s parents George Barlow and Maryann White witnessed the marriage.	Family: F10783
49	Emma had just one month earlier lost a set of twins, to which George Walter informed he was the father	Family: F00315
50	Ernest served for England in the First World War and was based in France. Ernest and Pansey were courting at the time and it is known Ernest came home during that time to marry Pansey. Date not known. He then returned to France till the end of the war. Upon arriving in Western Australia they went on a bus along with a lot of the passengers from the ship to Northcliffe and became the pioneers of Northcliffe area. It is here they started there life in Australia. They were given land and some supplies. There first lot of land was on the 14/03/1924 lot no 106 (8998) 1927 1 believe there house etc was burnt down so they relocated on the 03/12/1927 to lot 141 (7941). I'm not sure when they left Northcliffe thus ending there pioneering days and the beginning of city life in West Perth. They moved from there to Mt Lawley. Ernest was a lieutenant in the 2nd World War for Australia but I don 't know if he went overseas.	Family: F09203
51	family 2 sons	Family: F10950
52	family of 2 sons and 2 daughters.	Family: F10954
53	family of 7 children	Family: F10949
54	family of two sons	Family: F10956
55	Found: Last Name First Name Middle Birth Date Mother Maiden Father Last Sex Birth Place Death Place Residence Death Date SSN Age MERCADANTE CATHERINE TERESA REID 07/27/1928 WATTERS REID F REST (OTHER) ORANGE 03/12/1997 060-30-9033 68 yrs Social Security Death Index Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued CATHERINE T MERCADANTE 27 Jul 1928 12 Mar 1997 (V) 92802 (Anaheim, Orange, CA) (none specified) 060-30-9033 New York SS-5	Family: F09686
56	Frederick Joseph Brady was the witness to the wedding.	Family: F02545
57	From Bendigo Advertiser 16 April 1904 Weibgen - McNeill On 30th March at St. Mary's Church of England, Raywood, by the Rev. D.W. Weir, Edmund only son of Mr & Mrs H.C. Weibgen of Bendigo to Alice eldest daughter of the late Charles McNeill and Mrs Clement of Raywood.	Family: F13256
58	From the Bendigo Advertiser 5/5/1880 "On April 19th at St. Peters Church Eaglehawk, by the Rev. J Carlisle, Charles, Fourth son of the Late James McNeill of Loughguile, County Antrim, Ireland to Annie, Eldest daughter of the late John Dolman, Whipstick, Sandhurst." More About Charles McNeill and Annie Dolman: Marriage: 19 April 1880, Eaglehawk Marriage certificate: 1880, Vic M/C 1428	Family: F05056
59	George and Margaret Huston had 9 children	Family: F09654
60	George marries in 1900 and his marriage is witnessed by David's (his father) step father, John BROWNING.	Family: F00450
61	Had 1 boy & 1 girl.	Family: F06173
62	Had 1 Daughter.	Family: F00625
63	Had 10 Children.	Family: F03289
64	Had 10 Children.	Family: F00621
65	Had 11 children.	Family: F03313
66	had 13 children.	Family: F07735
67	Had 14 children.	Family: F07581
68	Had 15 children. More info on other children contact Peter Davies - PeterWDavies01-at-aol.com - 2004	Family: F05787
69	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F01527
70	Had 2 Daughters.	Family: F00620
71	Had 3 Children.	Family: F03291
72	Had 3 Sons.	Family: F00623
73	Had 4 children.	Family: F00624
74	Had 4 Children.	Family: F03243
75	Had 5 Children For more information contact: Pete Loveday - plover-at-activ8.net.au	Family: F07262
76	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F11938
77	Had 6 Children For more information contact: Pete Loveday - plover-at-activ8.net.au	Family: F02030
78	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F01524
79	Had 7 Children.	Family: F03254
80	had 7 daughters & 1 son who died as a baby.	Family: F05831
81	had 8 children included those who died in infancy. Vic Rogers	Family: F00254
82	Had 8 Children.	Family: F03252
83	Had 9 Children For more information contact: Pete Loveday - plover-at-activ8.net.au	Family: F02029
84	Had 9 children.	Family: F12335
85	had a son.	Family: F06656
86	Had about 6 children. Some may have stayed at the: Parkerville Children's Home Beacon Road Parkerville WA 6081 Phone: (08) 9295 4400 Fax: (08) 9295 4099 Email: pch-at-parkerville.org.au	Family: F00578
87	Had five children.	Family: F05645
88	Haslingfield Parish Register of the couples' marriage shows Harper as 'Harpur' with witnesses as John Pearse and John Peppercorn. CFHS Transcripts for the parish of Orwell shows Banns for John Free, bachelor otp and Alice Harpur spinster of Haslingfield dated 27 February 1785. The couple were married in Haslingfield on 20 April 1785 where the records state that John was 'of Orwell'. There is no record in the Orwell parish records of John or any other Free being baptised in Orwell. The records do show that a Henry Free, a 23-year old bachelor farmer from Hadstock married Jane Prime at Orwell on 28 November 1839. Jane was 29 years old and a spinster daughter of Thomas Prime, a gardener. Henry was the son of George Free a farmer. the witnesses to the marriage wer e Thomas and Mary Prime.	Family: F00575
89	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F09178
90	He signed, she made her mark. Marraige was by banns and neither witness has either of their surnames.	Family: F00453
91	He was a Farmer, she was a Servant. Catherine and Richard had five children. In the 1870's they moved from Tasmania to Victoria with their five children and the three Finn children and took up a large Grant of Land in Tallarook, Victoria where they settled. The property was called "Glengobbin". Barbara Aldersea - 2009 - barbkevin1-at-bigpond.com	Family: F10609
92	He went back to Scotland and married Flora Stewart (whose nickname may have been Florinda, but not in official records). They married 30 August 1858 at 8 Spittal Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. They came back to WA on the "Swiftsure" in 1859. Rita Haworth - 2004	Family: F01852
93	Henry and Elizabeth sold there land left Lalbert in 1909 and sailed to WA and purchased a farm, which they named 'Dingely Dell" at Pingelly just outside Brookton only three of there grown-up children William Henry, John Edward and Edith Oilve declined to go with their family and stayed in Victoria ----------------------- Debbie Wiegard - 2010 - wiegard183debbie11-at-hotmail.com	Family: F02082
94	http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/welcomewalls/search.asp	Family: F00825
95	IGI mfB0113 p.1119 Children: 1.1 William b:1802 Drumquin Co Tyrone d:Wed 23 Sep 1874 Brighton Vic 1.2 James b:1805 Co Tyrone d:Thu 4 Apr 1867 Ryl Melb Hosp marr:Mary Ann Monaghan b:1805 Co Tyrone d:3 Sep 1897 Hawthorn Vic 1.3 Elizabeth b:1806 Co Tyrone 1.4 Jane b:1808 d:Tue 19 Feb 1895 Kildare V bur:Wed 20 Feb 1895 West Geelong Vic 1st sp:marr: in Ireland William Agnew 2nd sp:marr:in Ireland John Gilmore b:1813 Irela d:Thu 15 Oct 1891 Geelong bur:Sun 18 Oct 1891 1.5 John b:1810 Co Down Ireland d:Ireland marr:Co Tyrone Margaret McCallum b:1804 Armagh ireland d:Fri 7 Sep 1877 Britannia St Kildare bur:Herne Hill par:Andrew McCallum - Rebecca Kenny 1.6 Thomas b:1813 Co Tyrone d:Tue 2 Aug 1870 Prahran V bur:Thu 4 Aug 1870 St Kilda Cem Vic marr:1837 Glencoe Ireland Alicia Kelso b:1818 Glencoe Ireland d:Mon 21 Jan 1884 Prahran par:William Kelso - Mary Jane Morrow 1.7 Joseph b:1816 Ireland d:Sat 6 Jun 1857 Ashby (Geelong) Vic marr:Jane Moon b:1826 Ireland d:1891 Pt Melb Vic 1.8 Alexander b:1816 Co Tyrone 1.9 Robert b:1820 Co Tyrone Ireland d:Thu 17 Nov 1870 Fitzroy Vic bur:Sat 19 Nov 1870 Melb Gen Cem marr:1842 Ireland Eliza Ann Milligan b:1821 d:Wed 5 Jul 1854 Collingwood V marr:1846 Melb Eliza Ann Martin b:1835 Melbourne 1.10 David b:1822 Co Tyrone d:Mon 9 Feb 1857 Melb marr:1844 Co Tyrone Mary Mulligan b:1814 d:1866 V par:Thomas Mulligan - Mary Bennison John Morrow - johnsmorrow-at-hotmail.com - 2003	Family: F07481
96	IGI p.1121	Family: F07480
97	In 1903 William and Alice returned to England and ran the Red Cow Inn. They returned approximately four years later to W.A.	Family: F09765
98	Inquest No. 20/1997	Family: F12037
99	Interesting to note that throughout their marriage they were known as Henry & Sarah STEVENS and not CARTER???? I thought this a mistake at first with his occupation....Henry was a 'carter' as well as a blacksmith, but it appears he took on the name STEVENS for other reasons. Mrs Gail Darrelle Pascoe (nee James) - pascoe@southwest.com.au - 2003	Family: F00850
100	It is possible George Potter was George Colletts father. An Elizabeth Potter left Launceston for Melbourne 23. 7.1852 on a ship called Shamrock. A George Potter left Hobart for Melbourne on a ship called Julia on 31. 7.1852. I don't know if they are George Colletts parents or not, and I also don't know if the Elizabeth Potter who died in Brighton Victoria in 1860 is the Elizabeth Margaret Munday - 2008	Family: F07276