Mary Gittos

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iain Frazier on 23rd December 2024

A Reference for ARKELL informatio is also: Family History Group of Bathurst Inc.'Bathurst Pioneers-Register of Pioneer Families Of Bathurst NSW And District <1900' G S Oakes Venerable Archdeacon 'Pioneers of Bathurst-Kelso NSW and Bush Memories'

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iain Frazier on 23rd December 2024

There may be sequential errors in my previous Contribution for the (Langley) family, which I apologise for. Alterations to the (Langley) family are: David (Langley) was recorded as a settler in 1812. Ann (Stimpson) is stated to be nee (Robinson) at her death. Richard Leveret (Mills) was recorded as a settler at Macquarie Plains in 1826 & a farmer at Bathurst in 1829 & 1830. Sophia (Langley) was born on 30 11 1802 in London or at sea on ROLLA & was baptised on 29 5 1803 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married firstly (1of3) Richard (Millage Ticket of Leave) on 23 5 1822 at Christ Church Castlereagh & PRODUCED PERHAPS 2CHILDREN. She left her husband & was with her second relationship (2of3) Thomas (Arkell his third relationship) by 1824 in Sydney & produced perhaps 2children. She is recorded in 1828 as housekeeper for Thomas (Arkell) at Bathurst with her children. She had a third relationship with George (Millan his first relationship)-whomshe may have married, & produced 1child.. She died on 18 2 1887 age84 mother of perhaps 4children at Hartley. Richard (Milledge/age) was born about 1794. Thomas (Arkell)s ship>>>this Website shows the EXPERIMENT arriving in NSW on 7 5 1804 (leaving UK on 31 10 1803) & 12 6 1804 (leaving UK on 2 1 1804)=food for thought. Thomas (Arkell) was living at Bathurst when he married secondly (2of3) Mary (Pears/Plowright her third marriage) of Sydney on 15 1 1821 at St Johns CofE Parramatta. Thomas (Arkell) was recorded as a settler at Campbells River in 1830. Details of Thomas (Arkell)s family are given just below. George (Millan)-there is no record of him being a servant nor being married to Sophia (Langley); & he did not marry Mary Ann (Robinson. He was recorded though as a mariner in December 1830. Elizabeth (Langley) was baptised w/cousins Harriet & Richard Langley (Mills) Extension for (Langley) family: ARKELL Thomas (Arkell) was born about 1773 in Gloucesteshire & baptised on 28 6 1776 age about2. He married firstly (1of3) Ann (???) in UK. He arrived in NSW free as a settler with his wife on 2 1 1804 on EXPERIMENT (this Website shows the EXPERIMENT arriving in NSW on 7 5 1804 (leaving UK on 31 10 1803) & 12 6 1804 (leaving UK on 2 1 1804)). He was Superintendent/Principal Overseer of Government Stock at Rooty Hill from 1813 & in Bathurst about 1820 to 1821 when he resigned.>>> Ann (???/Arkell) was born about 1780. She arrived in NSW free with her husband on 2 1 1804 (perhaps 12 6 1804) on EXPERIMENT. She died on 7 9 1820 age40 & was buried at St Johns CofE Parramatta. Thomas (Arkell) & Ann (???) produced 2children: 1.Joseph (Arkell) was born in Australia in 180x's. 2.William (Arkell) was born in Australia in 180x's. .. >>>Thomas (Arkell) was living at Bathurst when he married secondly (2of3) Mary (Pears/Plowright her third marriage) of Sydney on 15 1 1821 at St Johns CofE Parramatta. He seems to have shared the operation of the Speed the Plough Inn with his wife until they separated on 21 6 1821 & both disclaimed the debts of the other in their settlement. He later became a grazier & employer at Rockley, where he was the first person to take up land in the Rockley area & lived at 'Charlton' Mulgunnia', Thomas (Arkell) was living at Bathurst when he married secondly (2of3) Mary (Pears/Plowright her third marriage) of Sydney on 15 1 1821 at St Johns CofE Parramatta. He seems to have shared the operation of the Speed the Plough Inn with his wife until they separated on 21 6 1821 & both disclaimed the debts of the other in their settlement. He later became a grazier & employer at Rockley, where he was the first person to take up land in the Rockley area & lived at 'Charlton' Mulgunnia', employing some of the people shown in this listing. He was recorded in 1828 with his family at Bathurst. He died on 12 4 1848 age about74 father of perhaps 4children at 'Charlton' & was buried at Parramatta. Mary (Pears) was born about 1769/79. She married firstly (1of3) William (Plowright) in 1798 & produced 4children (who did not travel to Australia). She was tried for theft, in March 1808, of silk handkerchiefs etc of William (Swift) at Nottingham Town Assizes Nottinghamshire on 4 8 1808, sentenced to 7years, held at Town Gaol & arrived in NSW as a convict on 18 8 1809 after a voyage of 6.5months on INDISPENSIBLE. In 1811 she was a servant for David (Bevan). She was issued her Ticket of Leave no.11/150 in 1812 & her Absolute Pardon no.176 on 29 2 1812. She had a second (2of3) relationship with James (Ball his first relationship). She is recorded in 1814 with her child off stores in Sydney. In 1816 she was licenced as Publican in Sydney & was operating the Speed The Plough Inn in Sydney on 19 4 1817. . She seems to have shared the operation of the Inn with her husband until they separated on 21 6 1821 & both disclaimed the debts of the other in their settlement; she claimed to have owned assets of >4,000lbs. The Inn was the Nottingham New Inn, possibly rename of the former Inn, at 39 Pitt St Sydney, of which she had sole ownership in 1824. She died on 22 11 1825 age56 at Sydney mother of perhaps 6children & was buried, as (Arkell), at St James CofE Sydney/old Devonshire St cemetery-reinterred at Rookwood Necropolis general cemetery Haslems Creek Sydney CofE section in 1901; her Will left the Nottingham New Inn in trust for her daughters sole use, extending even after any future marriage. [Some details taken from this Website] .. .. >>>Thomas (Arkell) had a third relationship with Sophia (Langley) by 1824 in Sydney. He was recorded as a settler at Campbells River in 1830. He died on 12 4 1848 age about74 father of 2children at 'Charlton' & was buried at Parramatta. Sophia (Langley) was born on 30 11 1802 in London or at sea on ROLLA & was baptised on 29 5 1803 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married firstly (1of3) Richard (Millage Ticket of Leave) on 23 5 1822 at Christ Church Castlereagh & produced 2children. She married secondly (2of3) George (Millan) in 1822sic at Christ Church Newcastle/Castlereagh. She left her husband & was with her third relationship Thomas (Arkell his third relationship) by 1824 in Sydney. She is recorded in 1828 as housekeeper for Thomas (Arkell) at Bathurst with her children. She had a third relationship with George (Millan his first relationship)-whom she may have married. She died on 18 2 1887 age84 mother of perhaps 4children at Hartley. Thomas (Arkell) & Sophia (Langley) produced PERHAPS 2children: 1.Elizabeth (Arkell) was born in 1822 in NSW (no mention in Smees records). [Noted her birthdate is close to birth of first (Millage) child-could be the same person] 2.Lucy Ann (Arkell) was born on 3/4 10 1824 at Rockley/Campbells River & baptised on 30 5 1830 age5 at Holy Trinity Kelso. She is recorded in 1828 with her mother at Bathurst. She married Charles Marsden (McPhillamy) on 6 2 1844 at Presbyterian Bathurst & produced 10children. She died on 20 3 1896 age71 at Bathurst where she was buried. ..Charles Marsden (McPhillamy) was born on 9 3 1821 at South Creek & baptised on 26 3 1821 at (St Johns CofE?) Parramatta. He became a grazier, moved to Bathurst in 1833 with his brothers Robert & John Samuel & lived at 'Orton Park'. He became Vice-president of the Bathurst Agricultural Horticultural & Pastoral Assoc. when the Show was held at O'Connell & a foundation Trustee of St Stephens Presbyterian church. He died on 15 3 1906 age85+ at Bathurst & was buried at Presbyterian Bathurst. ..Details of Charles Marsden (McPhillamy)s family are given in entry for William (McPhillamy SIR WILLIAM BENSLEY 1817) on this Website. [Noted a Thomas (Arkell convict NEPTUNE 1790) has an entry on this Website] Reference: Craig James Smee 'Births and Baptisms Marriages and Defacto Relationships Deaths and Burials New South Wales 1788-1830' ..a complete listing from church & other records in the early colony.

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iain Frazier on 27th September 2024

Family connections for Mary (Gittos) are: GITTOS Mary (Getty/Gittos/Gatehouse) was born about 1769 in London & became a housekeeper/cook. She was tried for housebreaking, on 10 9 1788, & theft of clothes of Abraham (Robinson) at Old Bailey on 20 8 1788 , sentenced to 7years, held at Middlesex Gaol Delivery & arrived in NSW as a convict on 3 6 1790 after a voyage of 12months on Fleet ship LADY JULIANA-a ship with 228females who easily entertained the whole crew & also sailors at Teneriffe stopover. She was sent to Norfolk Island arriving on 7 8 1790. She associated firstly with William (Chandler). She was Free by Servitude by 1801.>>> [Some information taken from this Website] William (Chandler) was born about 1773. He was tried with 1other, on 18 12 1797, for stealing a hnderkchief from Thomas (Macartney) at Old Bailey in January 1798, sentenced to 7years, held at Middlesex Gaol Delivery & arrived in NSW on 12 6 1801 after a voyage of 10months on EARL CORNWALLIS. He was moved to Norfolk Island in 1801 & left in February 1805. [Some information taken from this Website] .. >>>Mary (Getty/Gittos/Gatehouse) associated secondly with William (Charlton) from 1794, whom she later married. She left Norfolk Island on 13 1or1 3 1805 with her family to Parramatta. She married William (Charlton) corporalon 16 4 1810 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She is recorded in Smees records as Mary (Charlton) wife of William as dying on 20 11 1826 age about57 & buried at St Lukes CofE Liverpool - she is recorded on this Website as dyimg on 26 7 1847 age about78 in Sydney & buried at CofE Sydney - she was mother to 12known children. William (Charlton) son of John (Charlton) & Ann (???) was born about 1788sic or about 1769 in Wiltshire. He enlisted as a soldier on 4 7 1789 in London for the NSW Corps & arrived in NSW as a private maybe on 26 6 1790 after a voyage of 6months on Fleet ship NEPTUNE; a voyage noted for extreme brutality of prisoners with a high death rate; he was 5.58' tall. He arrived in Bathurst on 26 6 1790. He was granted 425acres with 15others. On 11 2 1793 he arrived on Norfolk Island on SALAMANDER. On 24 7 1798 he became a Corporal detached to (Townson)s company & moved to (Rowley)s company in 1801. In 1802 he was moved to (Wilson)s company on Norfolk Island; on 1 3 1805 he returnd with (Wilson)s company & his family to NSW at Parramatta; in 1808 he moved to (Steele)s company & lastly to 6company. He was a Corporal in 1810. He was transferred to Royal Veterans Company (referred also as invalid Co) on 24 4 1810. He was a member of the 102nd Regiment with the Royal Veterans Company. He settled at Kelso where he opened a shop. He died on 22 10 1839 at Bathurst & was buried at Kelso. .. Mary (Getty/Gittos) & William (Charlton) produced maybe 12children: mostly girls (a note in 'People & Their Families' suggests that Mary (Gittos) associated firstly with William (Chandler) who arrived on Norfolk Island from EARL CORNWALLIS in 1801 & left in February 1805, & that these first 6 children may be his.) 1.Mary Ann (Charlton) was born on 10 9 1794 on Norfolk Island. 2.Elizabeth (Charlton) was born on 13 1 1796 on Norfolk Island & baptised on 31 7 1796 at St Phillips CofE Sydney (or recorded there). She died on 15 3 1800 age4. 3.Harriett (Charlton) was born on 2/12 4 1801 on Norfolk Island & baptised on 18 5 1801, recorded at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She died on 19 6 1801 age2m & was buried at St Phillips CofE Sydney (or recorded there). 4.William (Charlton) was born on 9 10 1802 on Norfolk Island & baptised on 20 1 1805 age2 w/Rebecca. He probably left Norfolk Island on 13 1or1 3 1805 with his parents to Parramatta. He died on 17 2 1833 age30. 5.Rebecca (Charlton) was born on 25 12 1804 on Norfolk Island & baptised on 20 1 1805 w/Wllliam. She probably left Norfolk Island on 13 1or1 3 1805 with her parents to Parramatta. She had a relationship with William (Cupitt his second relationship) & married him on 20 10 1823 at St Matthews CofE Windsor-she produced at least 2children. She died on 15 5 1886 age81. ..William Augustus (Cupitt) was born on 3 10 1797 & baptised on 22 10 1797 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. He was recorded in 1827 & 1834 as a farmer. He died on 17 4 1866 age68. ..Details of William Augustus (Cupitt)s family are given in entry for George (Cupitt GANGES 1797) on this Website. .. 6.Ann (Charlton) was born in 1806. 7.Elizabeth (Charlton) was born on 22 8 1807 on Norfolk Island & baptised on 24 9 1809 age2 w/Mary at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married William Nathaniel (Kable brother of Charles) farmer of Windsor on 6 5 1826 at St Phillips CofE Sydney & produced 3children. She died on 28 6 1860 age52. ..William Nathaniel (Kable) was born on 22 3 1801 & baptised on 4 9 1803 age17m at St Phillips CofE Sydney. He was a farmer at Windsor/Cornwallis in 1826, as a settler in 1828 & as a farmer in 1830. He (with brother William) was one of 9original squatters to cross Blue Mountains to land in Bathurst District. He died on 16 11 1837 age36. ..Details of William Nathaniel (Kable)s family are given in entry for Henry (Kable FRIENDSHIP 1788) on this Website. .. 8.Mary (Charlton) was born on 28 10 1809 & baptised on 24 9 1809 w/Elizabeth at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married firstly at age16 Charles (Kable brother of William Nathaniel) om 5/6 2 1825 at St Matthews CofE Windsor.>>> ..Charles Dickens (Kable) was born on 8 10 1804 & baptised on 22 9 1805 w/John at St Phillips CofE Sydney. He died in 1826 age about21. ..Details of Charles Dickens (Kable)s family are given in entry for Henry (Kable FRIENDSHIP 1788) on this Website. .. >>>Mary (Charlton) had a second relationship with Charles (Beasley) & produced at least 2children. She died on 15 2 1853 age43 mother of at least 2known children. ..Charles (Beasley) was born in 1808. He died on 24 1 1876 age about67. ..Details of Charles (Beasley)s family are given in entry for Charles (Beazley BARWELL 1798) on this Website. .. 8a.[Noted a James (Charlton) is recorded as born in 1811-no parents given] .. 9.Joseph (Charlton) was born in 1811 in Sydney. He became a carpenter farmer & lived at Fish River. He married Elizabeth (Langley her second marriage) on 7 2 1837 at CofE Kelso. In 1846 he applied for 640acres on Jerrys Meadows but was advised that 640acres in Parish of Kendale was put up as an occupation licence in his name. In 1850 he purchased 40acres on Solitary Creek, in 1854 30acres on Jerrys Mount & in 1855 100acres at Crown View. He died on 7 6 1861 age about49 at Hartley & was buried at CofE Kelso. ..Elizabeth (Langley) was born on 9 4 1807 & baptised on 16 8 1812 age5 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She had married firstly James (Wright) soldier 39th Regiment-who arrived in NSW in 1827 & returned to UK in 1832-in 1832 at Bathurst & produced at least 1child. She died on 29 5 1888 age81 mother of at least 8children at Hartley. ..Details of Elizabeth (Langley)s family are given just below. ..Joseph (Charlton) & Elizabeth (Langley) produced 7children: mostly boys ..1.Elizabeth (Charlton) was born on 2 4 1838 at Bathurst. ..2.Joseph David (Charlton) was born on 3 1 1841 at Bathurst. ..3.Lucy Ann (Charlton) was born on 1 1 1843 at Kelso. ..4.Mary Ann Jane (Charlton) was born on 6 8 1844 at Kelso. ..5.Sophia (Charlton) was born on 18 11 1847 at Kelso. ..6.Horatio Edwin (Charlton) was born on 22 2 1850 at Kelso. ..7.Elvina Sophia (Charlton) was born on 10 2 1854 at Kelso. .. 9a.[Noted a James (Charlton) is recorded as born in 1811-no parents given] 10.Archibald John (Charlton) was born in September 1812. He died on 8 10 1812 age2w & was buried at St Phillips CofE Sydney. 11.George (Charlton) possibly died young. 12.Catherine (Charlton) possibly died young. LANGLEY David (Langley) son of Joseph (Langley) & Elizabeth (???) was born on 21 6 1772 at Southwark London & baptised in 1772 at St Saviors London. He married Ann/Nancy (Stimpson) on 14 8 1791 in London. He arrived as a settler in NSW with his family on 12 5 1803 after a voyage of 6months on ROLLA. He was a whitesmith bellhanger blacksmith. He was given 100acres at Richmond Hill in 1804 & was appointed Superintendent of blacksmiths at government lumber yard in High/George St, but was dismissed in 1808 for being a Bligh supporter (he was restored to the position in 1810 by Governor Macquarie, He arrived in Bathurst about 1828 from Clear Oaks Richmond. By 1820 he was delivering meat & grain to Government stores in Sydney. On 30 3 1822 he served as juror at inquest. In 1828 he is recorded as a landholder of 95acres Bathurst. He died in 1860 age about88 at Jerrys Mount Tarana & was buried at Bowenfels. Ann/Nancy (Stimpson) arrived in NSW with her family on 12 5 1803 after a voyage of 6months on ROLLA. [Noted an Ann/Elizabeth (Langley) settlers wife from ROLLA 1803 is recorded as dying on 10 8 1818 & buried at St Peters CofE Richmond] David (Langley) & Ann/Nancy (Stimpson) produced 4children: 1.Ann Bella (Langley) was born about 1793 in London Middlesex & baptised on 27 1 1793 at Bishops Gate Middlesex. She arrived free in NSW with her parents on 12 5 1803 after a voyage of 6months on ROLLA & in Bathurst in 1818 (before her parents) from Richmond. She married Richard Leveret (Mills) labourer on 11 6 1811 at St Phillips CofE Sydney & produced 11children. She died on 12 6 1875 age about81 at Enfield Mudgee. ..Richard Leveret (Mills) was born about 1781 in Anglesey county Wales. He was indicted w/1other for feloniously assaulting Henry (Kemp) on the Kings Highway, on 2 4 1799, & stealing money, tried at Old Bailey on 8 5 1779, sentenced to death commuted to Life, held probably at London/Middlesex Gaol Delivery & arrived in NSW as a convict on 20 11 1800 after a voyage of 8months on ROYAL ADMIRAL. He was Free by Servitude by 1807. He was a labourer in 1811. On 31 1 1813 he was given a Conditional Pardon (unable to return to England) & moved to Bathurst in April 1818 with his family from Richmond after being listed in February 1818 as one of original 10settlers selected for the Bathurst area; he was given a 2acre town allotment plus 50acres on north shore Macquarie River, an assigned servant & stores for 1 year a cow & wheat seed. He became a farmer innkeeper horse breeder. In July 1831 the (Mills) home opened as the King William Inn, Bathurst Plains (3rd licensed Inn operating on the Plains); the building was used as Evans Shire Offices. He lived at King William Inn Kelso & later Evans Shire Council Chambers. He died on 12 12 1850 age about69 at Mudgee & was buried at CofE Kelso. ..[Some details are taken from this Website] ..Details of Richard Leveret (Mills)s family are given in entry for Richard Leveret (Mills ROYAL ADMIRAL 1800) on this Website. .. 2.Hannah (Langley) was born in 1797 in London. 3.Sophia (Langley) was born on 30 11 1802 at sea on ROLLA & was baptised on 29 5 1803 at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married firstly (1of3) Richard (Millage Ticket of Leave) on 23 5 1822 at Christ Church Castlereagh & produced 1child.>>> ..Richard (Milledge/age) was baptised on 8 9 1795. He was tried for breaking entering & stealing at Gloucester Assizes, sentenced to Life & arrived in NSW as a convict on 7 2 1814 after a voyage of 6months on GENERAL HEWETT. He was employed by the Government in 1821. He was Free by Servitude by & had his Ticket of Leave by 1822. He died on 24 1 1872 age76 at Cassilis NSW. ..[Some details are taken from this Website] .. >>>Sophia (Langley) left her husband & was with her second relationship (2of3) Thomas (Arkell his second relationship) by 1824 in Sydney. She is recorded in 1828 as housekeeper for Thomas (Arkell) at Bathurst with her children.>>> ..Thomas (Arkell) was born about 1773 in Gloucesteshire & baptised on 28 6 1776 age about2. He married firstly Ann (???) in UK. He arrived in NSW free as a settler on 2 1 1804 on EXPERIMENT & in Bathurst about 1820 to become Superintendent/Principal Overseer of Govt. Stock at Rooty Hill then Bathurst from 1813-21 (resigned) & later a grazier at Rockley employing some of the people shown in this listing. He was the first person to take up land in the Rockley area & lived at 'Charlton' Mulgunnia'. He was recorded in 1828 with his family at Bathurst. He died on 12 4 1848 age about74 father of 2children at 'Charlton' & was buried at Parramatta. ..Sophia (Langley) & Thomas (Arkell) produced 2children: ..1.Elizabeth (Arkell) was born in 1822 in NSW (no mention in Smees records). [Noted her birthdate is close to birth of first (Millage) child-could be the same person] ..2.Lucy Ann (Arkell) was born on 3/4 10 1824 at Rockley & baptised on 30 5 1830 at Holy Trinity Kelso. She is recorded in 1828 with her mother at Bathurst. She married Charles Marsden (McPhillamy) on 6 2 1844 at Presbyterian Bathurst & produced 10children. She died on 20 3 1896 age71 at Bathurst where she was buried. ....Charles Marsden (McPhillamy) was born on 9 3 1821 at South Creek & baptised on 26 3 1821 at (St Johns CofE?) Parramatta. He became a grazier, moved to Bathurst in 1833 with his brothers Robert & John Smith & lived at 'Orton Park'. He became Vice-president of the Bathurst Agricultural Horticultural & Pastoral Assoc. when the Show was held at O'Connell & a foundation Trustee of St Stephens Presbyterian church. He died on 15 3 1906 age85+ at Bathurst & was buried at Presbyterian Bathurst. ....Details of Charles Marsden (McPhillamy)s family are given in entry for William (McPhillamy SIR WILLIAM BENSLEY 1817) on this Website. .. >>>Sophia (Langley) married thirdly George (Millan) in 1822sic at Christ Church Newcastle/Castlereagh & produced at least 1child. She died on 18 2 1887 age84 mother of perhaps 4children at Hartley. George (Mellon/Millin/an) arrived in NSW as a convict on 9 7 1791 after a voyage of 6months on Fleet ship WILLIAM AND ANN. He had a first relationship (1of3?) with Sarah (Donnelly) her third relationship whom he later married. He was Free by Servitude by 1802. He had enlisted in NSW Corps in Sydney on 14 10 1800 as a private & was detached to (Johnston)s company & went with the company to Parramatta in 1804. In 1808 he was detached to (Piper)s company; in 1809 to 3company & was transferred to 73rd Regiment on 24 4 1810. He married Sarah (Donnelly) on 21 5 1810 at St Johns CofE Parramatta. He was recorded as a servant when he married (perhaps his second (2of3) marriage) Sophia (Langley) in 1822 at Christ Church Newcastle/Castlereagh. He married perhaps thirdly Mary Ann (Robinson) on 14 6 1830 at St Matthews CofE Windsor. He produced perhaps 5children in his lifetime.] George (Mellon) does not have an entry on this Website as yet-added by me. .. 4.Elizabeth (Langley) was born on 9 4 1807 & baptised on 16 8 1812 age5 w/cousins Harriet & Richard Langley (Mills) at St Phillips CofE Sydney. She married firstly James (Wright) in 1832 at Bathurst.>>> ..James (Wright) arrived in Australia with 39th Regiment in 1827. He returned to UK in 1832. ..Elizabeth (Langley) & James (Wright) produced at least 1child: ..1.Martha Matilda (Wright) was born on 11 6 1828 at Wallis Plains & baptised on 29 3 1829 at Holy Trinity Kelso. .. >>>Elizabeth (Langley) married secondly Joseph (Charlton) on 7 2 1837 at CofE Kelso & produced 7children. She died on 29 5 1888 age81 mother of at least 8children at Hartley. ..Joseph (Charlton) was born in 1811 at Mere Wiltshire & baptised maybe at Stourton Wiltshire. He became a carpenter farmer & lived at Fish River. In 1846 he applied for 640acres on Jerrys Meadows but was advised that 640acres in Parish of Kendale was put up as an occupation licence in his name. In 1850 he purchased 40acres on solitary creek, in 1854 30acres on Jerrys Mount & in 1855 100acres at Crown View. He died on 7 6 1861 age about49 at Hartley & was buried at CofE Kelso. ..Details of Joseph (Charlton)s family are given just above. References: Craig James Smee 'Births and Baptisms Marriages and Defacto Relationships Deaths and Burials New South Wales 1788-1830' ..a complete listing from church & other records in the early colony. Family History Group of Bathurst Inc.'Bathurst Pioneers-Register of Pioneer Families Of Bathurst NSW And District <1900' G S Oakes Venerable Archdeacon 'Pioneers of Bathurst-Kelso NSW and Bush Memories' Irene Schaffer & Thelma McKay 'Exiled Three Times Over! Profiles of Norfolk Islanders Exiled in Van Diemens Land 1807-1813' James Hugh Donohoe 'Norfolk Island 1788-1813-The People and Their Families' Reg Wright 'Forgotten Generation of Norfolk Island & Van Diemens Land' Pamela Statham 'A Colonial Regiment-New Sources Relating to the New South Wales Corps-1789-1810'

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Denis Pember on 18th August 2020

Old Bailey Proceedings Online, September 1788, trial of MARY GITTOS (t17880910-6). MARY GITTOS, Theft > housebreaking, 10th September 1788. 502. MARY GITTOS was indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Abraham Robinson , between the hours of three and four in the afternoon of the 20th of August , and stealing therein, two white linen aprons, value 1 s. 6 d. a check apron, value 12 d. a brown camblet gown, value 3 s. two coloured linen handkerchiefs, value 2 s. a shift, value 3 s. a stuff gown, value 3 s. a linen bed-gown, value 3 s. a stuff petticoat, value 3 s. and twenty-four halfpence , the property of Elizabeth Griffin . ELIZABETH GRIFFIN sworn. I live in the house of Abe Robinson, in St. John's, Westminster ; I lost the things mentioned in the indictment on the 20th of August last; I left them in my apartment about half after three in the afternoon; my room-door was broke open and my box was broke open, and these things found on the back of the prisoner; I came home about a quarter after eight at night, on the 19th; a neighbour came to ask me if I would let the prisoner sleep with me all night; I said I would not, but my neighbour let her be in her apartment; I had not missed any of my things at that time; the next morning I went out about eleven, and locked my room-door and box, the things were there then; about half after three I was informed my room-door was open; I came home directly and missed my things, my room-door was broke open, and the staple was broke out. MARGARET ELLIS sworn. I am neighbour to Mrs. Griffin; I went out with her about eleven on the 20th of August, and on my return, about three, her door was open, and I went to let her know the prisoner was not there; my room was open. JOHN TAYLOR sworn. I am a constable. (Produces the things which the prosecutor took off the prisoner's back, and valued at one guinea.) PRISONER's DEFENCE. These things were given to me. Court to Jury. As this indictment is laid, it is not a capital offence, for it does not say whether any person was in the house or not. Guilty of stealing the things . Transported for seven years . Tried by the first Middlesex Jury before Mr. BARON HOTHAM .

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Sandra on 6th July 2014

Source Information: Ancestry.com. New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia Convict Musters, 1806-1849 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007. Original data: Home Office: Settlers and Convicts, New South Wales and Tasmania; (The National Archives Microfilm Publication HO10, Pieces 5, 19-20, 32-51); The National Archives of the UK (TNA), Kew, Surrey, England.

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Deb on 15th June 2014

A 19 yr old young lady who survived the trauma Sent to norfolk island Married William Charlton Norfolk island kept 3 children in cemetery 2ND FLEET australian Royalty