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James Becket

M, #9621, d. circa 1808

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth		James Becket was born at UK^G.
Marriage	30 January 1791	James was married to Ann Calcut on Sunday, 30 January 1791 at St John's Church of England, Parramatta, NSW, Australia^G.
Death	circa 1808	James Becket died circa 1808 at New South Wales, Australia^G.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

James Becket was born at UK^G.

Marriage

30 January 1791

James was married to Ann Calcut on Sunday, 30 January 1791 at St John's Church of England, Parramatta, NSW, Australia^G.

Death

circa 1808

James Becket died circa 1808 at New South Wales, Australia^G.¹

Criminal Record

Date	Place	Details
23 October 1788	Shropshire Assizes, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England^G	James Becket was sentenced to be transported for life on 23 October 1788 at Shropshire Assizes, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England^G.²

Date

Place

Details

23 October 1788

Shropshire Assizes, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England^G

James Becket was sentenced to be transported for life on 23 October 1788 at Shropshire Assizes, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England^G.²

Voyages

Date	Details
circa December 1789	James Becket was a convict aboard The Ship Surprize which sailed from Portsmouth, Hampshire, England^G, circa December 1789 The Surprize was part of the second fleet to New South Wales and arrived in Sydney on 28 June 1790 with Nicholas Anstis as the Master.

Date

Details

circa December 1789

James Becket was a convict aboard The Ship Surprize which sailed from Portsmouth, Hampshire, England^G, circa December 1789 The Surprize was part of the second fleet to New South Wales and arrived in Sydney on 28 June 1790 with Nicholas Anstis as the Master.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Article		Becket, James c1758 - c1808 On 17 June 1788 Becket was arrested and charged with the highway robbery of Joseph Tipton in the parish of Holy Cross and St Giles in the town of Shrewsbury. A hempen bag, a linsey waistcoat, two handkerchiefs (one cotton and one silk) and nine shillings in cash had been stolen. In a statement signed with a mark X, Becket said he had been at Mr Pugh's house in Shrewsbury from 6pm till 8.30pm on the night of the crime and had crossed the road to eat his supper at his mother's. He had gone to the bed which he shared with his sister at about nine and remained there till five the next morning. Tipton, a shoemaker of Westbury, alleged that Becket had knocked him down and robbed him between 10 and 11pm on 10 June. Penelope Sheppard said she had seen both men at Mr George's at Norton (a village just outside Shrewsbury) between 8 and 9pm and that they had left together and walked towards the town [Pugh's and George's were probably pubs]. Becket was found guilty and sentenced to death at the 26 July 1788 Shrewsbury (Shropshire) Assizes. He was reprieved to transportation for life in October and remained in Shrewsbury Gaol until early November 1789 when he was sent with three other convicts to the Thames hulk Stanislaus, age given as 30. On the 20th he was embarked on the Surprize transport. Becket was a skilled brickmaker and soon after arrival he was placed in charge of the brick kilns at Rose Hill (Parramatta). Writing in November 1790 the Marines officer Watkin Tench reported that Becket had 52 people working under him and was producing 25,000 bricks per week. He told Tench he had worked as a brickmaker at Birmingham prior to his conviction, which suggests that he may have committed his crime while staying with his mother during a spell of unemployment. On 30 January 1791 Becket married Ann Calcut (qv) at Rose Hill, both signing with their marks X. A son, Samuel, baptised there on 2 October, died aged 16 months. Although a prisoner for life, Becket was allowed to earn money and in July 1802 was recorded holding a 30 acre farm at Concord by purchase. Three and a half acres were sown in wheat with another three ready for planting maize. He owned one hog and supported his wife and four children. The family seem to have lived mainly near Parramatta. By 1806 Becket had received a conditional pardon and in August of that year the muster of landholders lists him as a settler on 30 acres in the Parramatta district. He was cultivating 11 acres in wheat, maize barley and vegetables, owned five goats and nine hogs and held ten bushels of maize from a previous crop. It seems likely that this farm was located east of Parramatta on what later became known as Becket's Creek and A'Becket Street, near John Macarthur's Elizabeth Farm and modern Rosehill Race course. It seems likely that he was associated with the construction of Becket's Bridge near Parramatta which was built prior to April 1805 when it was referred to in a Sydney Gazette notice. In August 1806 Becket was granted 30 acres in the Toongabbie district [in the vicinity of Old Windsor Road and Vardys Road]. The latest colonial record traced for Becket is his signature on an address from settlers to Governor Bligh dated 1 January 1808. No record of his death has been found, but by 1814 Ann Becket was described as a widow. Other children born to the couple were James (1793), Samuel (1795), Esther (1798) and Mary (1801). Notes: Beckett's committal examination is at PRO ASS15/108/ptl; he may have been the James Becket charged at the lent 1785 Shrewsbury Assizes with the highway robbery of Joseph Gwyn in which a purse and money were stolen; this robbery also took place in the parish of Holy Cross and St Giles [the outcome of the case has not been checked, but he was probably acquitted]; for brickmaking details see Tench, Watkin Sydney's First Four Years p196; Becket is definitely recorded in the published version of the landholders' muster of 1802 as holding a farm at Concord by purchase. It has been suggested that this entry is an error because Becket is thought to have been living in or near Parramatta at the time. It is possible, however, that he lived near Parramatta and employed men to work the purchased farm at Concord. In 1806 he was recorded holding another farm outside Parramatta which he had probably also purchased. The 1806 muster is somewhat ambiguous, listing him as a settler on 30 acres at Parramatta in the general muster and on an unspecified grant in the landholders muster. The confusion probably arose from the fact that he was occupying the Parramatta farm at the time of the muster and received the Toongabbie grant in the same month. The Toongabbie grant may have been the 30 acres held by Becket's son James at Seven Hills in 1828. James senior had died insolvent according to a government document dating from about 1820 (ML MSS Bigge Appendix box 12 p51). Some details contributed by A. McEwan, A. Needham & P. Scott.³
Occupation	before 23 October 1788	James Becket was a brickmaker before 23 October 1788 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England^G.²

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Article

Becket, James c1758 - c1808
On 17 June 1788 Becket was arrested and charged with the highway robbery of Joseph Tipton in the parish of Holy Cross and St Giles in the town of Shrewsbury. A hempen bag, a linsey waistcoat, two handkerchiefs (one cotton and one silk) and nine shillings in cash had been stolen. In a statement signed with a mark X, Becket said he had been at Mr Pugh's house in Shrewsbury from 6pm till 8.30pm on the night of the crime and had crossed the road to eat his supper at his mother's. He had gone to the bed which he shared with his sister at about nine and remained there till five the next morning. Tipton, a shoemaker of Westbury, alleged that Becket had knocked him down and robbed him between 10 and 11pm on 10 June. Penelope Sheppard said she had seen both men at Mr George's at Norton (a village just outside Shrewsbury) between 8 and 9pm and that they had left together and walked towards the town [Pugh's and George's were probably pubs]. Becket was found guilty and sentenced to death at the 26 July 1788 Shrewsbury (Shropshire) Assizes. He was reprieved to transportation for life in October and remained in Shrewsbury Gaol until early November 1789 when he was sent with three other convicts to the Thames hulk Stanislaus, age given as 30. On the 20th he was embarked on the Surprize transport.

Becket was a skilled brickmaker and soon after arrival he was placed in charge of the brick kilns at Rose Hill (Parramatta). Writing in November 1790 the Marines officer Watkin Tench reported that Becket had 52 people working under him and was producing 25,000 bricks per week. He told Tench he had worked as a brickmaker at Birmingham prior to his conviction, which suggests that he may have committed his crime while staying with his mother during a spell of unemployment.

On 30 January 1791 Becket married Ann Calcut (qv) at Rose Hill, both signing with their marks X. A son, Samuel, baptised there on 2 October, died aged 16 months. Although a prisoner for life, Becket was allowed to earn money and in July 1802 was recorded holding a 30 acre farm at Concord by purchase. Three and a half acres were sown in wheat with another three ready for planting maize. He owned one hog and supported his wife and four children. The family seem to have lived mainly near Parramatta. By 1806 Becket had received a conditional pardon and in August of that year the muster of landholders lists him as a settler on 30 acres in the Parramatta district. He was cultivating 11 acres in wheat, maize barley and vegetables, owned five goats and nine hogs and held ten bushels of maize from a previous crop. It seems likely that this farm was located east of Parramatta on what later became known as Becket's Creek and A'Becket Street, near John Macarthur's Elizabeth Farm and modern Rosehill Race course. It seems likely that he was associated with the construction of Becket's Bridge near Parramatta which was built prior to April 1805 when it was referred to in a Sydney Gazette notice. In August 1806 Becket was granted 30 acres in the Toongabbie district [in the vicinity of Old Windsor Road and Vardys Road].

The latest colonial record traced for Becket is his signature on an address from settlers to Governor Bligh dated 1 January 1808. No record of his death has been found, but by 1814 Ann Becket was described as a widow. Other children born to the couple were James (1793), Samuel (1795), Esther (1798) and Mary (1801).

Notes: Beckett's committal examination is at PRO ASS15/108/ptl; he may have been the James Becket charged at the lent 1785 Shrewsbury Assizes with the highway robbery of Joseph Gwyn in which a purse and money were stolen; this robbery also took place in the parish of Holy Cross and St Giles [the outcome of the case has not been checked, but he was probably acquitted]; for brickmaking details see Tench, Watkin Sydney's First Four Years p196; Becket is definitely recorded in the published version of the landholders' muster of 1802 as holding a farm at Concord by purchase. It has been suggested that this entry is an error because Becket is thought to have been living in or near Parramatta at the time. It is possible, however, that he lived near Parramatta and employed men to work the purchased farm at Concord. In 1806 he was recorded holding another farm outside Parramatta which he had probably also purchased. The 1806 muster is somewhat ambiguous, listing him as a settler on 30 acres at Parramatta in the general muster and on an unspecified grant in the landholders muster. The confusion probably arose from the fact that he was occupying the Parramatta farm at the time of the muster and received the Toongabbie grant in the same month. The Toongabbie grant may have been the 30 acres held by Becket's son James at Seven Hills in 1828. James senior had died insolvent according to a government document dating from about 1820 (ML MSS Bigge Appendix box 12 p51). Some details contributed by A. McEwan, A. Needham & P. Scott.³

Occupation

before 23 October 1788

James Becket was a brickmaker before 23 October 1788 at Birmingham, Warwickshire, England^G.²

Family with

Ann Calcut

Children

Samuel Becket b. 2 Oct 1791, d. c Feb 1793
James Beckett+ b. 15 Jul 1793, d. 1876
Samuel Beckett+ b. 18 Jul 1795, d. 6 Oct 1827
Esther Beckett+ b. 2 Apr 1798, d. 24 Aug 1840
Mary Beckett+ b. 31 Jul 1800, d. 2 Dec 1857

Last Edited

3 Oct 2004

Citations

[S97] Michael Flynn, The 1790 Second Fleet, page # 158 & 188.
[S159] Peita's Ancestors, online http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/9580/Index.htm
[S97] Michael Flynn, The 1790 Second Fleet, page 158.

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Ann Calcut

F, #9622

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth		Ann Calcut was born at England^G.
Marriage	30 January 1791	Ann was married to James Becket on Sunday, 30 January 1791 at St John's Church of England, Parramatta, NSW, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

Ann Calcut was born at England^G.

Marriage

30 January 1791

Ann was married to James Becket on Sunday, 30 January 1791 at St John's Church of England, Parramatta, NSW, Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1791	As of 30 January 1791, her married name was Becket.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1791

As of 30 January 1791, her married name was Becket.

Voyages

Date	Details
January 1790	Ann Calcut was a convict aboard The Ship Neptune which sailed from England^G in January 1790 and arrived in Port Jackson on 26 June 1790.

Date

Details

January 1790

Ann Calcut was a convict aboard The Ship Neptune which sailed from England^G in January 1790 and arrived in Port Jackson on 26 June 1790.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Article		CALCUT, ANN Ann Calcut was sentenced to seven years transportation at the 13 August 1789 Stafford Assizes for the theft of a silver tablespoon, a fan, a cotton gown, a black silk bonnet, a linen apron, a muslin handkerchiefs and a pair of plated shoe buckles belonging to Charles Sowter. She was held in the Stafford County Gaol until 25 October 1789 when she was sent to Woolwich, London, along with four other convict women, for embarkation on the Neptune transport. At Parramatta on 30 January 1791, six months after her arrival in the colony Calcut married James Becket (tried Shrewsbury, qv), both signing the register with an X. Their first child, Samuel was born in October but died aged 16 months. In 1802 Becket was recorded holding a purchased farm at Concord, although the family appear to have mostly lived in or near Parramatta. In 1806 they were living on a farm outside Parramatta with three sons and two daughters. James Becket died about 1808 and in 1814 Ann was described as a widow of the Parramatta district. She has not been traced in later colonial records. Notes: some details contributed by A. McEwan, A. Needham & P. Scott; gaol ref. at PRO T90/166; Ann Calcut is recorded incorrectly in the 1806 population muster and Marsden's female muster as Ann Becket, came free; she was indicted as Cacutt, probably in error.¹

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CALCUT, ANN
Ann Calcut was sentenced to seven years transportation at the 13 August 1789 Stafford Assizes for the theft of a silver tablespoon, a fan, a cotton gown, a black silk bonnet, a linen apron, a muslin handkerchiefs and a pair of plated shoe buckles belonging to Charles Sowter. She was held in the Stafford County Gaol until 25 October 1789 when she was sent to Woolwich, London, along with four other convict women, for embarkation on the Neptune transport.

At Parramatta on 30 January 1791, six months after her arrival in the colony Calcut married James Becket (tried Shrewsbury, qv), both signing the register with an X. Their first child, Samuel was born in October but died aged 16 months. In 1802 Becket was recorded holding a purchased farm at Concord, although the family appear to have mostly lived in or near Parramatta. In 1806 they were living on a farm outside Parramatta with three sons and two daughters. James Becket died about 1808 and in 1814 Ann was described as a widow of the Parramatta district. She has not been traced in later colonial records.

Notes: some details contributed by A. McEwan, A. Needham & P. Scott; gaol ref. at PRO T90/166; Ann Calcut is recorded incorrectly in the 1806 population muster and Marsden's female muster as Ann Becket, came free; she was indicted as Cacutt, probably in error.¹

Family with

James Becket d. c 1808

Children

Samuel Becket b. 2 Oct 1791, d. c Feb 1793
James Beckett+ b. 15 Jul 1793, d. 1876
Samuel Beckett+ b. 18 Jul 1795, d. 6 Oct 1827
Esther Beckett+ b. 2 Apr 1798, d. 24 Aug 1840
Mary Beckett+ b. 31 Jul 1800, d. 2 Dec 1857

Last Edited

2 Apr 2020

Citations

[S97] Michael Flynn, The 1790 Second Fleet, page 188.

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John Chew

M, #9623

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth		John Chew was born at England^G.
Marr-defac	1789	He and Sarah Mary Pile(s) were in a liaison resulting in a son in 1789 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

John Chew was born at England^G.

Marr-defac

1789

He and Sarah Mary Pile(s) were in a liaison resulting in a son in 1789 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G.

Voyages

Date	Details
1792	John Chew was aboard The Ship Gorgon which sailed from Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G, in 1792 and arrived in Portsmouth, England in June 1792.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Occupation	1788	John Chew was a private, Marine, 39th (Plymouth) Company in the First Fleet who served at Port Jackson in the Company of Watkin Tench. in 1788.
Note	June 1792	He transferred to the ship Juno in June 1792 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England^G, and arrived in Plymouth on 29 June 1792.

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Date

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Occupation

1788

John Chew was a private, Marine, 39th (Plymouth) Company in the First Fleet who served at Port Jackson in the Company of Watkin Tench. in 1788.

Note

June 1792

He transferred to the ship Juno in June 1792 at Portsmouth, Hampshire, England^G, and arrived in Plymouth on 29 June 1792.

Family with

Sarah Mary Pile(s) b. 12 Oct 1766, d. 1859

Child

John Hendle+ b. 5 Jul 1789, d. 19 Feb 1823 or 22 Feb 1823

Last Edited

20 Nov 1999

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Sarah Mary Pile(s)

F, #9624, b. 12 October 1766, d. 1859

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Father

William Pial

Mother

Elizabeth Unknown

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Baptism	12 October 1766	Sarah Mary Pile(s) may have been baptized Mary on 12 October 1766 at Rolvenden, Kent, England^G, if her parents were William and Elizabeth "Pial."
		She was the daughter of William Pial and Elizabeth Unknown.
Marriage	14 September 1788	Sarah Mary Pile(s) married Joseph (Otawal) Ingle on Sunday, 14 September 1788 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. They were married in the presence of William Cole and Sarah Slater. (Mary Slater had come to Sydney on the same ship as Mary.) The day was cloudy with west to south west winds, a temperature of 68 degrees and Barometer reading of 29.80.
Marr-defac	1789	Sarah Mary Pile(s) and John Chew were in a liaison resulting in a son in 1789 at Sydney, NSW^G.
Marr-defac		Sarah Mary Pile(s) and William Browning were in a defacto marriage relationship at Sydney, NSW^G.
Death	1859	Sarah Mary Pile(s) died in 1859.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Baptism

12 October 1766

Sarah Mary Pile(s) may have been baptized Mary on 12 October 1766 at Rolvenden, Kent, England^G, if her parents were William and Elizabeth "Pial."

She was the daughter of William Pial and Elizabeth Unknown.

Marriage

14 September 1788

Sarah Mary Pile(s) married Joseph (Otawal) Ingle on Sunday, 14 September 1788 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. They were married in the presence of William Cole and Sarah Slater. (Mary Slater had come to Sydney on the same ship as Mary.) The day was cloudy with west to south west winds, a temperature of 68 degrees and Barometer reading of 29.80.

Marr-defac

1789

Sarah Mary Pile(s) and John Chew were in a liaison resulting in a son in 1789 at Sydney, NSW^G.

Marr-defac

Sarah Mary Pile(s) and William Browning were in a defacto marriage relationship at Sydney, NSW^G.

Death

1859

Sarah Mary Pile(s) died in 1859.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1788	As of 14 September 1788, her married name was Ingle.
Married Name		Her married name was Browning.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1788

As of 14 September 1788, her married name was Ingle.

Married Name

Her married name was Browning.

Criminal Record

Date	Place	Details
January 1783	Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England^G	Sarah Mary Pile(s), on January 1783 was fined one shilling and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for the theft of clothing at the Plow Inn from a waggoner and servant girl. She claimed "I have no other cloaths but these that were my brother's."
6 April 1785	Mile End, England^G	She, on 6 April 1785, was accused of stealing money from a lodger at the "Plough", Mile End, with whom she had shared a bed. Asked if he had connection with her, the prosecutor said he had "maintained the idea of her, as I would of a man, and as she got close to me, I kept hitching further from her." She was found, after an early start next morning, at the Blind Beggar, Bethnal Green. She was dressed in boots, buckskin breeches, scarlet waistcoat and drab colour coat on her way, she said, to her father's inn, The Five Bells, at Howe in Kent. She was sentenced to seven years transportation at the Old Bailey for theft but not burglary.
6 January 1787		She was sent from Newgate Prison to the ship Lady Penrhyn Saturday, 6 January 1787, aged 20.

Date

Place

Details

January 1783

Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England^G

Sarah Mary Pile(s), on January 1783 was fined one shilling and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for the theft of clothing at the Plow Inn from a waggoner and servant girl. She claimed "I have no other cloaths but these that were my brother's."

6 April 1785

Mile End, England^G

She, on 6 April 1785, was accused of stealing money from a lodger at the "Plough", Mile End, with whom she had shared a bed. Asked if he had connection with her, the prosecutor said he had "maintained the idea of her, as I would of a man, and as she got close to me, I kept hitching further from her." She was found, after an early start next morning, at the Blind Beggar, Bethnal Green. She was dressed in boots, buckskin breeches, scarlet waistcoat and drab colour coat on her way, she said, to her father's inn, The Five Bells, at Howe in Kent. She was sentenced to seven years transportation at the Old Bailey for theft but not burglary.

6 January 1787

She was sent from Newgate Prison to the ship Lady Penrhyn Saturday, 6 January 1787, aged 20.

Voyages

Date	Details
13 May 1787	Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a convict aboard The Ship Lady Penrhyn which sailed from Plymouth, Devon, England^G, on Sunday, 13 May 1787 being part of the First Fleet to New South Wales. They arrived in Botany Bay on 26 January 1788. The Master of the ship was William Cropton.
4 March 1790	Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a passenger aboard HMS Sirius which sailed from Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G, on Thursday, 4 March 1790 for Norfolk Island.
21 September 1792	Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a passenger aboard The Ship Atlantic which sailed from Norfolk Island^G on Friday, 21 September 1792 to return to Port Jackson, NSW.

Date

Details

13 May 1787

Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a convict aboard The Ship Lady Penrhyn which sailed from Plymouth, Devon, England^G, on Sunday, 13 May 1787 being part of the First Fleet to New South Wales. They arrived in Botany Bay on 26 January 1788. The Master of the ship was William Cropton.

4 March 1790

Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a passenger aboard HMS Sirius which sailed from Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G, on Thursday, 4 March 1790 for Norfolk Island.

21 September 1792

Sarah Mary Pile(s) was a passenger aboard The Ship Atlantic which sailed from Norfolk Island^G on Friday, 21 September 1792 to return to Port Jackson, NSW.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Note	1822	Sarah Mary Pile(s) in 1822 & 1825 she was discribed as the wife of William Edwards in the Liverpool District No marriage has been found and she has not been traced in the later years. Mary was said to have been also married to Henry Hancy of Parramatta in 1822.

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Date

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Note

1822

Sarah Mary Pile(s) in 1822 & 1825 she was discribed as the wife of William Edwards in the Liverpool District No marriage has been found and she has not been traced in the later years. Mary was said to have been also married to Henry Hancy of Parramatta in 1822.

Family with 1

John Chew

Child

John Hendle+ b. 5 Jul 1789, d. 19 Feb 1823 or 22 Feb 1823

Family with 2

William Browning b. 1758

Children

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1 May 2004

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William Browning

M, #9625, b. 1758

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	1758	William Browning was born in 1758 at England^G.
Marr-defac		He and Sarah Mary Pile(s) were in a defacto marriage relationship at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1758

William Browning was born in 1758 at England^G.

Marr-defac

He and Sarah Mary Pile(s) were in a defacto marriage relationship at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G.

Voyages

Date	Details
13 May 1787	William Browning was a Marine Private aboard The Ship Friendship which sailed from Plymouth, Devon, England^G, on Sunday, 13 May 1787 and arrived in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788 carrying convicts under Master Frances Walton.
4 March 1790	William Browning was a passenger aboard HMS Supply which sailed from Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G, on Thursday, 4 March 1790 to sail to Norfolk Island.
21 September 1792	William Browning was a passenger aboard The Ship Atlantic which sailed from Norfolk Island^G on Friday, 21 September 1792 to return to Port Jackson, NSW.

Date

Details

13 May 1787

William Browning was a Marine Private aboard The Ship Friendship which sailed from Plymouth, Devon, England^G, on Sunday, 13 May 1787 and arrived in Port Jackson on 26 January 1788 carrying convicts under Master Frances Walton.

4 March 1790

William Browning was a passenger aboard HMS Supply which sailed from Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G, on Thursday, 4 March 1790 to sail to Norfolk Island.

21 September 1792

William Browning was a passenger aboard The Ship Atlantic which sailed from Norfolk Island^G on Friday, 21 September 1792 to return to Port Jackson, NSW.

Military Service

Event	Date	Details
Milit-Beg	1787	William Browning was a Marine Private in the 51^st Plymouth Company 1787.

Event

Date

Details

Milit-Beg

1787

William Browning was a Marine Private in the 51^st Plymouth Company 1787.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Occupation	from September 1788 to December 1789	William Browning was served in the company of Captain John Shea. For his work as "a good sawyer" in the colony he received a special payment from September 1788 to December 1789 at Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G.
Article	1799	Having been discharged from the New South Wales Corps by 1799, Browning took up 160 acres in the Toongabbee District, where by 1800 he had six and a half acres sown in wheat and four acres ready for planting maize.
Article	1806	In 1806 Browning was renting 50 acres at Seven Hills where almost eleven acres were sown in wheat, maize and vegetables. He had sold 30 acres there on 30 January 1805 for £14.
Occupation	1828	He was a servant aged 70 years in 1828 at Seven Hills, NSW, Australia^G.

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Date

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Occupation

from September 1788 to December 1789

William Browning was served in the company of Captain John Shea. For his work as "a good sawyer" in the colony he received a special payment from September 1788 to December 1789 at Port Jackson, NSW, Australia^G.

Article

1799

Having been discharged from the New South Wales Corps by 1799, Browning took up 160 acres in the Toongabbee District, where by 1800 he had six and a half acres sown in wheat and four acres ready for planting maize.

Article

1806

In 1806 Browning was renting 50 acres at Seven Hills where almost eleven acres were sown in wheat, maize and vegetables. He had sold 30 acres there on 30 January 1805 for £14.

Occupation

1828

He was a servant aged 70 years in 1828 at Seven Hills, NSW, Australia^G.

Family with

Sarah Mary Pile(s) b. 12 Oct 1766, d. 1859

Children

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3 Oct 2004

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Sarah Unknown

F, #9626

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Marriage		Sarah was married to Joseph Hendle, son of John Hendle and Esther Beckett, at New South Wales, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Marriage

Sarah was married to Joseph Hendle, son of John Hendle and Esther Beckett, at New South Wales, Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name		Her married name was Hendle.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Hendle.

Family with

Joseph Hendle b. 19 Feb 1815, d. 1859

Child

John Hendle+ b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

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15 Oct 1999

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John Hendle

M, #9627, b. 26 June 1837, d. 17 December 1907

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Father

Joseph Hendle b. 19 Feb 1815, d. 1859

Mother

Sarah Unknown

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	26 June 1837	John Hendle was born on Monday, 26 June 1837 at Hawkesbury River, NSW, Australia.
		He was the son of Joseph Hendle and Sarah Unknown.
Marriage	1860	John was married to Mary Russell, daughter of Robert Russell and Johannah Mary Russell, in 1860 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.
Death	17 December 1907	John Hendle died on Tuesday, 17 December 1907 at Brisbane, QLD, Australia^G, at age 70.

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DATE

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Birth

26 June 1837

John Hendle was born on Monday, 26 June 1837 at Hawkesbury River, NSW, Australia.

He was the son of Joseph Hendle and Sarah Unknown.

Marriage

1860

John was married to Mary Russell, daughter of Robert Russell and Johannah Mary Russell, in 1860 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.

Death

17 December 1907

John Hendle died on Tuesday, 17 December 1907 at Brisbane, QLD, Australia^G, at age 70.

Family with

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Children

Herbert Henry Hendle d. 14 Jan 1940
Mary Johanna Hendle b. 1 Apr 1861, d. 1881
Joseph Hendle b. 16 Jul 1862, d. bt 16 Jul 1862 - 31 Dec 1862
Esther Hendle b. 13 Jul 1864, d. 3 Nov 1947
Lucy Jane Hendle b. 17 Jul 1866
John Robert Hendle b. 14 Mar 1868, d. 28 Aug 1895
Ernest Hendle b. 25 Feb 1872, d. 1950
Sydney Richard Hendle b. 1 Jan 1874, d. 17 Jan 1906
Edina Hendle b. 13 Jan 1876, d. 13 May 1932
Alice Hendle b. 14 Mar 1878, d. 1 Jan 1879

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15 Oct 1999

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Mary Russell

F, #9628, b. 20 March 1837

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Father

Robert Russell

Mother

Johannah Mary Russell

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	20 March 1837	Mary Russell was born on Monday, 20 March 1837 at Forbon, Alverstoke, Hampshire, England^G.
		She was the daughter of Robert Russell and Johannah Mary Russell.
Marriage	1860	Mary was married to John Hendle, son of Joseph Hendle and Sarah Unknown, in 1860 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

20 March 1837

Mary Russell was born on Monday, 20 March 1837 at Forbon, Alverstoke, Hampshire, England^G.

She was the daughter of Robert Russell and Johannah Mary Russell.

Marriage

1860

Mary was married to John Hendle, son of Joseph Hendle and Sarah Unknown, in 1860 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1860	As of 1860, her married name was Mary Hendle.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1860

As of 1860, her married name was Mary Hendle.

Family with

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Children

Herbert Henry Hendle d. 14 Jan 1940
Mary Johanna Hendle b. 1 Apr 1861, d. 1881
Joseph Hendle b. 16 Jul 1862, d. bt 16 Jul 1862 - 31 Dec 1862
Esther Hendle b. 13 Jul 1864, d. 3 Nov 1947
Lucy Jane Hendle b. 17 Jul 1866
John Robert Hendle b. 14 Mar 1868, d. 28 Aug 1895
Ernest Hendle b. 25 Feb 1872, d. 1950
Sydney Richard Hendle b. 1 Jan 1874, d. 17 Jan 1906
Edina Hendle b. 13 Jan 1876, d. 13 May 1932
Alice Hendle b. 14 Mar 1878, d. 1 Jan 1879

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Mary Johanna Hendle

F, #9629, b. 1 April 1861, d. 1881

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Marriage		Mary Johanna was married to John Ward.
Birth	1 April 1861	Mary Johanna Hendle was born on Monday, 1 April 1861 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.
		She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.
Death	1881	Mary Johanna Hendle died in 1881.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Marriage

Mary Johanna was married to John Ward.

Birth

1 April 1861

Mary Johanna Hendle was born on Monday, 1 April 1861 at Gayndah, QLD, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

1881

Mary Johanna Hendle died in 1881.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name		Her married name was Mary Johanna Ward.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Mary Johanna Ward.

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Joseph Hendle

M, #9630, b. 16 July 1862, d. between 16 July 1862 and 31 December 1862

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

16 July 1862

Joseph Hendle was born on Wednesday, 16 July 1862 at Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

Death

between 16 July 1862 and 31 December 1862

He died between 16 July 1862 and 31 December 1862 at Maryborough, QLD^G.

He was the son of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

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21 May 2000

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Esther Hendle

F, #9631, b. 13 July 1864, d. 3 November 1947

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

13 July 1864

Esther Hendle was born on Wednesday, 13 July 1864 at Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Marriage

1885

Esther was married to John Edward Ridgeway in 1885.

Death

3 November 1947

Esther Hendle died on Monday, 3 November 1947 at Brisbane, QLD, Australia^G, at age 83.

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Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1885

As of 1885, her married name was Esther Ridgeway.

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Lucy Jane Hendle

F, #9632, b. 17 July 1866

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Marriage

Lucy Jane was married to William Crighton.

Birth

17 July 1866

Lucy Jane Hendle was born on Tuesday, 17 July 1866 at Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

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Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Lucy Jane Crighton.

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John Robert Hendle

M, #9633, b. 14 March 1868, d. 28 August 1895

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

14 March 1868

John Robert Hendle was born on Saturday, 14 March 1868 at Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

He was the son of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

28 August 1895

John Robert Hendle died on Wednesday, 28 August 1895 at Maryborough, QLD^G, at age 27.

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Ernest Hendle

M, #9634, b. 25 February 1872, d. 1950

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

25 February 1872

Ernest Hendle was born on Sunday, 25 February 1872 at Myrtle Creek, Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

He was the son of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

1950

Ernest Hendle died in 1950 at Brisbane, QLD, Australia^G.

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Sydney Richard Hendle

M, #9635, b. 1 January 1874, d. 17 January 1906

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1 January 1874

Sydney Richard Hendle was born on Thursday, 1 January 1874 at Isis River, Maryborough, QLD, Australia^G.

He was the son of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

17 January 1906

Sydney Richard Hendle died on Wednesday, 17 January 1906 at Apple Creek, Childers, QLD, Australia^G, at age 32.

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Edina Hendle

F, #9636, b. 13 January 1876, d. 13 May 1932

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

13 January 1876

Edina Hendle was born on Thursday, 13 January 1876 at Barwood, via Bunderberg, QLD, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Marriage

5 April 1906

Edina was married to William Jackson on Thursday, 5 April 1906.

Death

13 May 1932

Edina Hendle died on Friday, 13 May 1932 at age 56.

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Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1906

As of 5 April 1906, her married name was Edina Jackson.

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Alice Hendle

F, #9637, b. 14 March 1878, d. 1 January 1879

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

Life Span

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

14 March 1878

Alice Hendle was born on Thursday, 14 March 1878 at Barwood, via Bunderberg, QLD, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

1 January 1879

Alice Hendle died on Wednesday, 1 January 1879.

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Herbert Henry Hendle

M, #9638, d. 14 January 1940

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Father

John Hendle b. 26 Jun 1837, d. 17 Dec 1907

Mother

Mary Russell b. 20 Mar 1837

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Herbert Henry Hendle was the son of John Hendle and Mary Russell.

Death

14 January 1940

Herbert Henry Hendle died on Sunday, 14 January 1940 at Lutwyche, QLD, Australia^G.

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Robert Russell

M, #9639

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

Robert Russell was born at England^G.

Marriage

Robert was married to Johannah Mary Russell.

Other Details

Label

Date

Details

Occupation

Robert Russell was a soldier in the 5th Regiment.

Family with

Johannah Mary Russell

Child

Mary Russell+ b. 20 Mar 1837

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Johannah Mary Russell

F, #9640

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Marriage

Johannah Mary was married to Robert Russell.

Family with

Robert Russell

Child

Mary Russell+ b. 20 Mar 1837

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15 Oct 1999

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