Sarah Ann KENNEDY
1833 - 1875 (42 years) 
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UNKNOWN - 1854
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Name Sarah Ann KENNEDY [1, 2] Relationship 
with Rodney VOJVODICH Born 1833 England 
Gender Female Certificate of Birth 1833 Wanted Certificate of Death 1875 Have Death Record 6 Jan 1875 Western Australia, Australia #8269 Died 6 Jan 1875 Greenough Flats, Western Australia, Australia Cause: Inflamation of the Uterus. Newspaper Article16 Jan 1875 [3] Patriarch & Matriarch 
Person ID I1465 MyBradyTree | BRADY, Ancestor of Darryl William BRADY Last Modified 12 Sep 2020
Father Frederic KENNEDY, b. UNKNOWN, d. 1854, Coventry, Warwickshire, England Children 1. Sarah Ann KENNEDY, b. 1833, England , d. 6 Jan 1875, Greenough Flats, Western Australia, Australia Family ID F865 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 
James ANDERSON, b. 1828, Warkworth, Northumberland, England , d. 7 May 1867, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia (Age 39 years) Married 1859 Greenough, Western Australia, Australia Children + 1. Emma Jane ANDERSON, b. 1859, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia , d. Abt 1908 (Age 49 years)â–» Hermanus Lambertus LOOK m. 19 Jan 1877; Thomas Phillip GRANT m. 1905+ 2. Frederick William ANDERSON, b. 1861, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia , d. 23 Feb 1925, Guildford, Western Australia, Australia (Age 64 years)â–» Harriet BRANSON m. 24 May 1890+ 3. Mary Anne ANDERSON, b. 22 May 1863, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia , d. 17 Oct 1940, Midland Junction, Western Australia, Australia (Age 77 years)â–» Alfred BROWNING m. 24 May 1881+ 4. Sarah Ann ANDERSON, b. 26 Jun 1864, Newcastle, Western Australia, Australia , d. 19 Nov 1905, Sawyers Valley, Western Australia, Australia (Age 41 years)â–» George Walter TREW m. 20 Mar 18825. Henrietta ANDERSON, b. 1867, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia , d. 1886, Dongara, Western Australia, Australia (Age 19 years)Last Modified 12 Sep 2020 Family ID F317 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Hermanus Lambertus LOOK, b. 12 May 1841, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands , d. Between 1897 and 1899, Western Australia, Australia (Age 55 years)
Other Partners: Emma Jane ANDERSON m. 19 Jan 1877Married 1870 Perth, Western Australia, Australia [4] Reference Number #2931 Children + 1. Elizabeth Lilian LOOKE, b. 1870, Victoria Plains, Western Australia, Australia , d. 1 Aug 1951, Perth, Western Australia, Australia (Age 81 years)â–» Edward Bolton SMYTH m. 18952. Mary Jane LOOKE, b. 1873, Greenough, Western Australia, Australia , d. 1873, Greenough, Western Australia, Australia (Age 0 years)3. Unknown LOOKE, b. 1874, Greenough, Western Australia, Australia , d. 1874, Greenough, Western Australia, Australia (Age 0 years)Last Modified 12 Sep 2020 Family ID F864 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 1833 - England 
Married - 1859 - Greenough, Western Australia, Australia 
Married - 1870 - Perth, Western Australia, Australia 
Death Record - #8269 - 6 Jan 1875 - Western Australia, Australia 
Died - Cause: Inflamation of the Uterus. - 6 Jan 1875 - Greenough Flats, Western Australia, Australia = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - I have not seen any reference to her having a middle name. The records are very sparse for this woman. I can't find her as an arriving passenger, but suspect she was Irish from the surname and suspect that she was a servant girl brought to Western Australia in the mid 1850's on one of the "bride ships" described by Rica Erickson in her book of that name. The Government had set up an Immigrant Depot at Toodyay and suspect she was sent there in advance of picking up a posting as a servant with a family in the district. She was about 26 having her first child. If she had been born in the colony she would be more likely be married and bearing children at age 19 or 20. Erickson reports that there were 2 males to every female in the colony at that time and servant girls were in short supply, requests were made to the Government to send more from England. Erickson also reports that there was a large number of defacto marriages between servant girls and ticket-of-leave men in that period. There is no marriage record of her marriage to James Anderson (whom I suspect is convict #507). Adding weight to the defacto marriage theory, upon James Anderson's sudden death in 1867, it seems that she got nothing from Anderson's bootmaking business in Toodyay. Charles Adams, apparently half-brother to James Anderson, appears to have stepped in with next-of-kin status and assumed the running of the business, placing ads in the Perth Gazette 17 May 1867 and 24 May 1867 advising that he is now running the business. As a defacto, Sarah would have had no claim on Anderson's assets.
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Gary Angel - 2009 - gary-at-gidgenet.com.au
- I have not seen any reference to her having a middle name. The records are very sparse for this woman. I can't find her as an arriving passenger, but suspect she was Irish from the surname and suspect that she was a servant girl brought to Western Australia in the mid 1850's on one of the "bride ships" described by Rica Erickson in her book of that name. The Government had set up an Immigrant Depot at Toodyay and suspect she was sent there in advance of picking up a posting as a servant with a family in the district. She was about 26 having her first child. If she had been born in the colony she would be more likely be married and bearing children at age 19 or 20. Erickson reports that there were 2 males to every female in the colony at that time and servant girls were in short supply, requests were made to the Government to send more from England. Erickson also reports that there was a large number of defacto marriages between servant girls and ticket-of-leave men in that period. There is no marriage record of her marriage to James Anderson (whom I suspect is convict #507). Adding weight to the defacto marriage theory, upon James Anderson's sudden death in 1867, it seems that she got nothing from Anderson's bootmaking business in Toodyay. Charles Adams, apparently half-brother to James Anderson, appears to have stepped in with next-of-kin status and assumed the running of the business, placing ads in the Perth Gazette 17 May 1867 and 24 May 1867 advising that he is now running the business. As a defacto, Sarah would have had no claim on Anderson's assets.
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Reference Darryl Brady. (2020, September 25). Sarah Ann KENNEDY. Brady Family Tree in Western Australia. Retrieved from https://www.bradyfamilytree.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I1465&tree=BRADY2008
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