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| Mary Abberton wed John Lysaght in 1846 at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne | ||||||
| Thomas Abbey 25 came on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot in May 1847 with 338 | ||||||
| Bessy Abbington, 20 single female House servant RC neither Tipperary arrived 17 Feb 1842 from London and Cork on the Thetis | ||||||
| Andrew Abbot 28 (1 single man) Labourer Prot both Kings Co, came 21 Jan 1841 on the Sir Charles Forbes | ||||||
| Charlotte/Elizabeth Abbott, 15 single woman (g 2) Housemaid Rosmarrer RC both, arrived 1 May 1840 on the China | ||||||
| Edward Abbott, 28 single man Labourer Lincoln Prot both employed by Daniel Jennings Melbourne arrived 22 Sep 1844 from Cork on the Abberton | ||||||
| George Abbott, and Ellen baptised Ellenor 1840, Nancy 1842 #13055, at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Moonee Pnd
George Abbott and Eleanor christened Elizabeth 1843, Margaret Jane 1846 ; George Abbott, letter at Geelong Post Office 30 Dec 1843. Source - Geelong Advertiser 1 Jan 1844 George Abbott, Insolvent assets to be sold. Source - Port Phillip Herald 4 Oct 1844 George Abbott, farmer of Moonie Ponds applying for an Insolvency Certificate. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 24 Jan 1845 Directory 1847 farmer, Bushy Park, Letters at Post Office Jan 1847, | ||||||
| Harriett Abbott 23 (1 single woman) House Servant Prot reads Bristol, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman
Harriet Abbott wed William Walt Collier in 1844 at Church of England St James Melbourne | ||||||
| John Abbot 18 (2 single man) Labourer Prot Kings Co, came 21 Jan 1841 on the Sir Charles Forbes | ||||||
| John Abbott Doctor (2 on list), came 24 Dec 1841 on the Gilmore | ||||||
| John Abbot, awaiting trial for robbery and shotting at John Buchanan found Guilty by Supreme Court Fri 17 May 1844. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 20 April 1844 | ||||||
| John Abbott, Licensed to depasture stock at Gipps Land District August 1845. Source - Melbourne Courier 29 Sep 1845
John Abbott; Directory 1847 settler, Gipps Land, | ||||||
| Maria Abbot 18 (1 single woman) House Servant RC reads Tipperary, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Brankinmoor
Maria Carden Abbott was born at 'Jockey Hall' which was about half a mile south of Templemore, and on maps of the area the Jockey Hall site was surrounded by a 30 acre area of land. Maria's mother, Elizabeth Carden and her father William Abbot were probably ostracised by members of the other Carden Families, who all lived in and around the area of Templemore, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Maria was a Catholic and her Catholic religion would have been intolerable and unacceptable to them, as the families of Carden did not appear to recognise a Catholic marriage as legitimate. (It is unknown when this family took on the Catholic faith, it could possibly have been with either her parents or her grand-father.) She wed 31 July 1842 to John MacDonald at St. Francis Catholic Church Melbourne | ||||||
| Mary Abbot 25 (1 single woman) Dairy maid RC neither Leith, came 23 July 1841 on the George Fyffe
Mary Abbott wed Henry Watt in 1841 at Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Richard Abbott, No 11, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 3 Dec 1845 | ||||||
| Sarah Abbott Directory 1847 laundress, Collins street, | ||||||
| Mr W Abbott came 28 Apr 1839 on the coastal ship John Barry | ||||||
| William Abbott, No 7, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 5 Aug 1845
William Abbotts - Abbott Letters at Post Office Jan 1847 | ||||||
| His Honor William. A'Beckett - Abeckett Directory 1847 Resident Judge, Her Majesty's Judges Page 91, 22nd March, 1847., William A'Beckett (1806-1869), chief justice, was born on 28 July 1806 in London, eldest son of William à Beckett, solicitor, and his wife Sarah, née Abbott. On 1 October 1832 at St Pancras, London, he married Emily, daughter of Edward Hayley who was his first cousin. Possibly because of lack of success at the Bar à Beckett migrated with his wife and three sons, Willie (William Arthur Callendar, known by his initials as W. A. C.), who was three when they left London, Malwyn, just two years old, and the baby Edward. his mother-in-law and two more of her daughters, and in May 1837 in the City of Edinburgh arrived at Sydney, where Emily à Beckett died on 1 June 1841, not long after the birth of their fourth son Reginald. They went to Port Phillip in 1846, with their father and Emily's mother and sisters. On 30 October 1849 à Beckett married Matilda Hayley, the youngest of the family. This marriage to a deceased wife's sister would have been void in England under Lord Lyndhurst's Act of 1835, but Acts of the British parliament passed after 1828 did not apply in New South Wales and the marriage was therefore 'voidable only by sentence of an Ecclesiastical Court'. Soon after the new state of Victoria was created in 1851 à Beckett was appointed first Chief Justice of its Supreme Court. A year later, having lobbied shamelessly for the honour, he became the first Victorian colonist to win a knighthood. | ||||||
| Mr Abercombie, arrived 23 Oct 1841 on the Coastal ship 'Sea Horse'
Mr Abercombie, with 147 men, was presented to Sir George Gipps at a Levee, Mon 25 Oct 1841 in his honour. Source - Port Phillip Herald, 26 Oct 1841 | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Charles Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman
Miss Adelaide Abrahams, Miss Amelia Abrahams, Miss Caroline Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman | ||||||
| Miss Elizabeth Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman
Eliza Abrahams wed William Pyke in 1846 at Church of England St James, Melbourne ; Page 32 letters at Post Office, 3 Feb 1847, | ||||||
| Miss Rachell Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman
Miss Rosa Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman Miss Sarah Abrahams Steerage arrived 22 Jan 1843 on the Statesman | ||||||
| Joseph Abrahams Directory 1847 plasterer, Little Bourke street, | ||||||
| Mr Abrahams, Steerage arrived 2 May 1842 from Liverpool on the Hopkinson | ||||||
| William Abrahams wed Mary Gibbs in 1846 at Church of England St James, Melbourne ;
William Abraham, letter at Geelong Post Office 20 May 1844 also 29 Aug 1844. Source - Geelong Advertiser 29 Aug 1844 Directory 1847 carpenter, Queen street, Page 32 letters lying in this Post Office, | ||||||
| John Absolem and Mrs Absolem came 11 Mar 1839 on the Coastal ship 'Bandicoot' | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Absolem came 15 Mar 1839 on the Coastal ship 'Blossom' | ||||||
| Margaret Absolom wed William Hancock in 1844 at Roman Catholic St Francis Melbourne | ||||||
| Maria Abtil, wed John Mcdonell 1842 #280 Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Lawrence Ackerley wed Esther Watson in 1840 at Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Catherine Achison 18 dau of Mathew (2 single woman) Housemaid Prot Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| Ellen Achison 16 dau of Mathew (1 single woman) Housemaid Prot both Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| John Acheson 29, Labourer, Prot both Co Derry, arrived 26 Jan 1842 from Greenock on the Robert Benn | ||||||
| Matthew Achison 39 hus (1 family) Carpenter Prot both Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle
Catherine Achison 38 wife of Mathew (1 family) Dairymaid both Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle Jane Achison 7 dau of Mathew (1 family) Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle Mathew Achison, licensed to cut timber County of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 21 Sept 1844 Matthew Acheson Directory 1847 carpenter, William street Collingwood, | ||||||
| Samuel Acheson 19, Carpenter, Prot both Co Derry, arrived 26 Jan 1842 from Greenock on the Robert Benn
Samuel Acheson wed Sarah Jones in 1847 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong Samuel Acheson, letter at Geelong Post Office 25 Mar 1844. Source - Geelong Advertiser 25 Mar 1844 Samuel Atchison Page 197 List of Letters lying in this Office, 30th June 1847, See also Samuel Atchison | ||||||
| Fred G Ackbell came on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot in May 1847 with 338 | ||||||
| James Lawrence Ackerley, and Esther baptised James Mark at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Melb 1842 #12709, also christened Benjamin John 1843 | ||||||
| Samuel Ackerley and Mary christened Mary Ann 1846 | ||||||
| John Ackers, male wed Susannah Clifford 1842 #4587 Church Of England St James, Melbourne
John Ackers Directory 1847 brickmaker, South Yarra, | ||||||
| Esther Acklay wed Charles Brown in 1845 at Presbyterian | ||||||
| Emanuel Ackman Owned Property Corio St Geelong - House & Land | ||||||
| Shem Acksford/Axford 34 hus (f 1) Farmservant Somerset Prot reads, listed on the Andromache arrived 24 June 1840
M Anne Acksford/Acksfon, 26 wife of Shem, 1 f, Laundress Somerset Prot reads, came on the Andromache arrived 24 June 1840 James Acksford/Acksfon, 1 son of Shem, 1 f, Somerset Prot, came on the Andromache arrived 24 June 1840 'Somerset Years' lists him as Shem, son of Jonathan and Betty Axford, wed Mary Ann Hurben/Hurlen. He died 1881 leaving 7 colonial-born children Kept a market garden first by the Yarra at Abbotsford and later at Mooroolbark. | ||||||
| Thomas Acorn Directory 1847 shop porter, Little Collins street, | ||||||
| Miss M Acre, arrived 7 Nov 1842 from Glasgow on the Ellen | ||||||
| Abraham Adams and Helen came on the Brilliant in Jul 1841 with 39 christened Charles Abraham 1846 ;
Directory 1847 merchant, Bourke street, | ||||||
| Abraham Adams, letter at Geelong Post Office 30 Dec 1843. Source - Geelong Advertiser 1 Jan 1844 | ||||||
| Benjamin Adams 48 hus (Steerage), came 17 July 1841 on the England
Wife Adams 38 wife of Benjamin (Steerage), came 17 July 1841 on the England Miss Adams dau of Benjamin (Steerage), came 17 July 1841 on the England | ||||||
| Benjamin Adams 29 hus (1 family) Farm Servant Prot both Yorkshire, came 17 July 1841 on the England
Sarah Adams 32 wife of Benjamin (1 family) Farm Servant Prot both Yorkshire, came 17 July 1841 on the England England Jones Adams 0 son of Benjamin (1 family) born on board, came 17 July 1841 on the England Benjamin Adams, and Sarah baptised Thomas at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Melb 1842 #12962 Benjamin Adams and Sarah christened James 1844 died, Edward 1845, William Fleming 1847 | ||||||
| Benjamin Adams, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844
Benjamin Adams Directory 1847 laborer, lane off Bourke street, | ||||||
| Charles Adams 30 hus (1 family) Labourer Prot both Gloucestershire, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman
Jane Adams 25 wife of Charles (1 family) House Servant, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman Mary Adams 9, Daniel Adams 7, Eliza Adams 6 chn of Charles came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman Charles Adams, and Jane baptised William at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Melb 1842 #12776 Charles Adams and Jane christened Eliza 1843, Sarah Ann 1845, Charles 1847 | ||||||
| Dr Adams, surgeon cabin arrived 5 Apr 1842 from Liverpool and Departed May 1842 for Sydney on the Two Sisters | ||||||
| Edward Boyd Adams, Surg Supt, came 16 Sep 1843 on the Lord Keane;
Directory 1847 surgeon, Brighton, C. of Bourke, | ||||||
| Edward Bod Adams, surgeon quarrelled with Richard Walker Sutton merchant. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 29 June 1844 | ||||||
| George Edward Adams, and Thomasin Ann baptised William Thomas at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #12815
George Edward Adams Page 153 letters at Post Office, 31st May 1847, | ||||||
| James Adams Convict came 1839 on the William Jardine assigned to Captain Davison | ||||||
| James Adams Surgeon, with Mrs Adams and 2 chn, Cabin passenger arrived 6 Dec 1839 from Leith on the St Mango
James J Adams father came 6 Dec 1839 on the St Mango | ||||||
| James Adams Crew (1 on list), came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| James Adams, 22 both was Carpenter, trained as Carpenter single Obtaining money under false pretenses 7 years convicted 3 Jan 1843 at Chelmsford received 30 Jan 1843 Springfield became an Exile and received a Royal Pardon 10 Oct 1844, arrived at Geelong 18 March 1845 on the Sir George Seymour, and was employed by Charles Hayden Corio - List a001 and a27 | ||||||
| James Adams wed Francess Burns in 1845 at Roman Catholic | ||||||
| James Smith Adams Correspondence Western Port Balla Balla 13 94 Transferred from Henry Jennings | ||||||
| John Adams witness to wedding 25 Feb 1839 of William Murphy by Rev James Forbes Presbyterian
John Adams sponsor for John Connaughty baptised 30 Jun 1839 at St Francis Roman Catholic church | ||||||
| John Adams wed Hannah Barrett in 1840 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong christened John Henry 1843 | ||||||
| John Adams wed Mary Ann Hardie in 1840 at Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| John Adams 27 (1 single man) Labourer Prot Both Antrim, came 7 June 1841 on the Frankfield | ||||||
| John Adams Page 153 letters at Post Office, 31st May 1847, | ||||||
| John Adams 19 came on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot in May 1847 with 338 | ||||||
| Joseph Adams, 24 single man Carpenter Prot both London arrived 13 Jan 1842 from London and Cork on the Samuel Boddington |
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