Old Hend Family Documents – page 3
Links to Hend family information
These random notes and links are not in order, may be incorrect, may be repeating, may not be relevant.
Convict Marriott
https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/marriott
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See this document Spicers Creek
Mary Hend.
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John Morrison – Slasher’s Flat – minor
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Morrisons
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a lot of the Cox family here
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Sullivan
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cox
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cox
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webb
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blaxland
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cox
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evans
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leonard
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sullivan
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webb
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cox
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cox and leonard
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cox
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evans
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hend
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webb
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cox
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sullivan
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webb
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sullivan
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webb and leonard
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webb and sullivan
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cox
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morrison
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sullivan
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cox – a lot
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evans
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sullivan
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Blaxland
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WATTS SOPHIA 3307/1843 V18433307 32AHENRYSARAH
WEBB SOPHIA 773/1843 V1843773 66THOMASBRIDGET
WEBB SOPHIA A 150/1842 V1842150 158MATTHEWELIZABETH
Sopia Webb married John Squires 1855
she then had kids with Samual hend.
ok her name was webb and now she is in Gunnedah cemetary as Sophia Squires.
There are children that could be her’s at Gunnedah and that’s probably why she died there.
Now I need to trace her Webb name
http://www.whosyerdad-e.com/families-w/individual.php?pid=I131&ged=white.ged
https://rb.gy/ot7tw1
https://rb.gy/nbk5l7
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Edinglassie
Item details
Name of item: Edinglassie
Type of item: Landscape
Group/Collection: Farming and Grazing
Category: Homestead Complex
Location: Lat: -32.3031817861 Long: 150.8290432170
Primary address: 710 Denman Road, Muswellbrook, NSW 2333
Parish: Brougham
County: Durham
Local govt. area: Muswellbrook
Local Aboriginal Land Council: Wanaruah
Property description
Lot/Volume Code Lot/Volume Number Section Number Plan/Folio Code Plan/Folio Number
LOT 15 DP 228159
LOT 141 DP 533001
LOT 1 DP 601359
LOT 1 DP 90622
All addresses
Street Address Suburb/town LGA Parish County Type
710 Denman Road Muswellbrook Muswellbrook Brougham Durham Primary Address
Statement of significance:
Primary Significance:
The Edinglassie property including the Edinglassie homestead, associated buildings and Rous Lench cottage are closely associated with the earliest European occupation of the area and collectively represent one of the earliest land grants of the initial settlement of the Hunter Valley;
The Edinglassie property demonstrates various phases of human activities such as settlement and clearing, water supply and management, sheep and cattle running, development of specialist cattle breeding activities, recreation, viticulture and horse breeding;
The Edinglassie homestead with its associated outbuildings and Rous Lench cottage are good architectural examples of their type and style;
The Edinglassie property demonstrates an excellent application of the Arcadian design approach to the siting of structures and elements in the landscape which is rare in the region;
Secondary significance:
The place is also significant because:
It is associated with George Forbes, the original grantee, who was one of the ‘gentry’ settlers in the early settlement of the area;
It is associated with a prominent family, the Whites, a leading pastoral dynasty, who were synonymous with the opening and development of the region;
It illustrates the degree of opulence achieved and lifestyles led by the leading pastoral families in the area;
It is associated with a significant Australian architect, John Horbury Hunt;
It is a well known landmark, and has provided a community focus over a number of generations form the turn of the 19th century;
It has extant and potential intact archaeological evidence capable of helping interpret past occupation and lifestyles of the area (Tropman & Tropman Architects, 1993, 149).
The siting of the homestead is intrinsic to its significance.
Date significance updated: 31 Jul 07
Note: The State Heritage Inventory provides information about heritage items listed by local and State government agencies. The State Heritage Inventory is continually being updated by local and State agencies as new information becomes available. Read the OEH copyright and disclaimer.
Description
Construction years: 1880-1895
Physical description: Site/Grounds
The house is approached through original iron gates and through well kept grounds containing many fine mature trees, including some Queensland species brought from other White family properties. The homestead is set back from the access road, and a substantial line of screening trees fronts the entrance. The siting of the homestead is intrinsic to its significance.
House
A 2 storey sandstone house with hipped iron roof of simplified Italianate style built in two stages c1880, and c1895, for James White. Each elevation is assymetrical about a large full height projecting bay with a continuous single storey verandah (originally 2 stories to east and south) supported on cast iron columns stamped `F. REVETT, W. MAITLAND.’
The fourteen principal rooms have a variety of pressed metal ceilings and marble and timber fireplaces whilst the fine joinery throughout is of cedar. All joinery has been sensitively restored.
Outbuildings
A timber bridge links across a large trussed roof breezeway to a 2 storey service wing containing the original kitchen. Close to the house is the fine stables group of buildings designed by Hunt in timber and built in the 1880s. Although lacking in the more exuberant details characteristic of Hunt’s work, these buildings nonetheless form a coherent and impressive whole. Other buildings include a meat house, killing shed and dovecote.
Site/Grounds
The house is approached through original iron gates and through well kept grounds containing many fine mature trees, including some Queensland species brought from other White family properties.
Modifications and dates: 2004 Power line installed across front of property, involving the removal of 3 trees: The proposal involves the removal of 3 trees. An arborist report, submitted as part of the application identifies this fabric as:
1 x yellow box, Eucalyptus melliodora, 40-45 years old, 12 meters high &
2 x Lombardy poplar (Populus nigra ‘Italica), native to Italy. 10-14 years old. 5 meters high
Former use: agriculture
History
Historical notes: The land on which both Edinglassie and Rous Lench are located was the original Portion 4 of the Parish of Brougham in the County of Durham. This comprised an area of 1280 acres the deed of grant for which was issued to George Forbes on 1 August 1839. Like many grants of the period the land had been occupied for many years before it was officially surveyed and the deed grant issued.
A 2 storey sandstone house with hipped iron roof of simplified Italianate style built in two stages c1880, and c1895, for James White.
Historic themes
Australian theme (abbrev) New South Wales theme Local theme
3. Economy-Developing local, regional and national economies Agriculture-Activities relating to the cultivation and rearing of plant and animal species, usually for commercial purposes, can include aquaculture Clearing land for farming-
3. Economy-Developing local, regional and national economies Agriculture-Activities relating to the cultivation and rearing of plant and animal species, usually for commercial purposes, can include aquaculture Growing vines and maintaining vineyards-
3. Economy-Developing local, regional and national economies Agriculture-Activities relating to the cultivation and rearing of plant and animal species, usually for commercial purposes, can include aquaculture Experimenting with new breeds of crop plant-
3. Economy-Developing local, regional and national economies Agriculture-Activities relating to the cultivation and rearing of plant and animal species, usually for commercial purposes, can include aquaculture Ancillary structures – wells, cisterns-
3. Economy-Developing local, regional and national economies Technology-Activities and processes associated with the knowledge or use of mechanical arts and applied sciences Technologies for reticulated water supply-
4. Settlement-Building settlements, towns and cities Accommodation-Activities associated with the provision of accommodation, and particular types of accommodation – does not include architectural styles – use the theme of Creative Endeavour for such activities. Housing farming families-
4. Settlement-Building settlements, towns and cities Land tenure-Activities and processes for identifying forms of ownership and occupancy of land and water, both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Granting Crown lands for private farming-
8. Culture-Developing cultural institutions and ways of life Domestic life-Activities associated with creating, maintaining, living in and working around houses and institutions. Living in a rural homestead-
8. Culture-Developing cultural institutions and ways of life Leisure-Activities associated with recreation and relaxation Enjoying public parks and gardens-
Procedures /Exemptions
Section of act Description Title Comments Action date
21(1)(b) Conservation Plan submitted for comment BHP Billiton submits CMP for Edinglassie & Rous Lench Homesteads
57(2) Exemption to allow work Standard Exemptions SCHEDULE OF STANDARD EXEMPTIONS
HERITAGE ACT 1977
Notice of Order Under Section 57 (2) of the Heritage Act 1977
I, the Minister for Planning, pursuant to subsection 57(2) of the Heritage Act 1977, on the recommendation of the Heritage Council of New South Wales, do by this Order:
1. revoke the Schedule of Exemptions to subsection 57(1) of the Heritage Act made under subsection 57(2) and published in the Government Gazette on 22 February 2008; and
2. grant standard exemptions from subsection 57(1) of the Heritage Act 1977, described in the Schedule attached.
FRANK SARTOR
Minister for Planning
Sydney, 11 July 2008
To view the schedule click on the Standard Exemptions for Works Requiring Heritage Council Approval link below. Sep 5 2008
PDF Standard exemptions for works requiring Heritage Council approval
Listings
Heritage Listing Listing Title Listing Number Gazette Date Gazette Number Gazette Page
Heritage Act – State Heritage Register 00170 02 Apr 99 27 1546
Heritage Act – Permanent Conservation Order – former 00170 02 Dec 83 167 5449
Regional Environmental Plan Hunter REP 1989 03 Nov 89 107 9350
National Trust of Australia register Edinglassie Including gardens, curtilage and adjoi 4033 23 Jun 80
Register of the National Estate – Interim 00134
Study details
Title Year Number Author Inspected by Guidelines used
Section 170 register 1998 42 Pacific Power Yes
References, internet links & images
Type Author Year Title Internet Links
Written Hansen Bailey 2007 Bengalla Mining Company European Heritage Management Plan
Written Heritas (Linda Babic); Mayne-Wilson & Associates 2013 Edinglassie – Conservation Management Plan
Written Tropman & Tropman, Architects 1993 Edinglassie & Rous Lench – preliminary Conservation Management Plan
Note: internet links may be to web pages, documents or images.
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Data source
The information for this entry comes from the following source:
Name: Heritage Office
Database number: 5045625
File number: S90/05833 & HC 32464
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The name Maryot is only seen listed on 2 occasions in all Australian documents.
It is not listed in BDM registrys in York UK from 1837 to 2010, so I believe it to be miss spelt or deliberately changed by George Marriott to Mariot.
Or also it could be a miss spelling when Elizabeth Marriott was married. (Maryot)
Marriott is a common name.
http://www.yorkshirebmd.info/birthsearch.php
George Maryot died 1871 age 77 mother name Mary father Thomas, came from YORK, UK. No spouse name listed. 1871
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This is another Marriott family.
https://www.myheritage.com/person-1500544_176262512_176262512/charlotte-marriott-born-braddock
James Morrison married 1879 Elizabeth Maryot
(if Elizabeth was 16 when she married – than George was 63 when she was born)
In the BDM in Victoria, there is no one registered between 1788 and 1918 no b, d, or m.
1879
https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/morrison
https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/marriott/george/41676
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(may not be relevant ) Marriott was born in Brooyar, Queensland, the son of George Henry Marriott Snr and his wife Helen (née McKay). He was educated at Kholo State School,
(may not be relevant )
https://rb.gy/6jrmlb
https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/marriott/george/104214
this guy would have been 38 when sent to Australia Sydney
(may not be relevant )
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morrison
james
married 1879
A husbandman in England in the medieval and early modern period was a free tenant farmer or small landowner.
mary morrison born 1867
had children mary morrison married james hend 1899
james hend
mother
father Samual hen
History
* Prior to European occupation the district around Binalong was occupied by Ngunawal and Wiradjuri Aboriginal people.
* In 1821 Hamilton Hume and a party were the first Europeans to explore the area.
* Hume returned with William Hovell in 1824 during their expedition to Port Phillip Bay (i.e., Melbourne) but they passed further south along the Murrumbidgee River.
* In 1829 Governor Darling declared that the Binalong district was beyond the legal limit of settlement.
* This restriction did not seem to stop settlers who brought flocks of sheep into the area and squatted illegally.
* In 1835 James Manning squatted at Cumbumurra Station between Binalong and Jugiong.
* In 1839 a police border camp was established at Binalong. This was the first European settlement in the area.
* In 1841 Binalong had a population of eleven.
* In 1847 a permanent police force was established. That same year the Swan Inn was open for business.
* By 1848 most of the surrounding area had been settled with large grazing leases.
* The town’s first post office was opened for business in 1849.
* A prison block was built in 1850. That year the town was surveyed and gazetted.
* In 1861 both St Peter & St Paul’s Catholic Church and the town’s first school were opened.
* The local police station was completed in 1862.
* During 1863 and 1864 Ben Hall’s bushranging gang was active in the district.
* In 1865 Johnny Gilbert, a member of Hall’s gang, was killed during a gunfight on the Boorowa Road, near Binalong.
* In 1869 A.B. ‘Banjo’ Paterson moved to nearby ‘Illalong’ station at the age of five when his father bought the property.
* Paterson attended school at Binalong but, in 1874, was sent to Sydney Grammar School. His father is buried in the local cemetery.
* The railway arrived in 1876. Binalong became a departure point for gold shipments from Lambing Flat.
* In 1883 an impressive railway station was built after the first railway station burnt down. That same year the local Court House was completed.
* The local Mechanics Institute was built in 1912.
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maryot
george
died 1871 age 77 daughter married 1879
came from YORK
mother name Mary father Thomas
morrison
james
married 1879
elizabeth maryot
had children mary morrison married james hend
james hend
mother
father Samual hen
https://my.rio.bdm.vic.gov.au/efamily-history/5d5cd4533372e123040377ca
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1788
died 1871 at the age of 77 he was born in 1794 in YORK UK.
1794
Convicts arrived till 1868 he was 74 when last ship arrived.
Youngest convict was 11 – therefore if he was a convict he arrived between 1805 and 1868.
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George Marriott, one of 280 convicts transported on the Eden, 27 August 1836 – life arrived Eden if this was him he would have been 40 years old.
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George Marriott on the Pestonjee Bomanjee, 08 October 1846 – 10 years arrived Van Diemen’s Land [Maria Island] not likely him – Tasmania
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George Marriott, one of 320 convicts transported on the Clyde, 11 March 1863 – 10 years arrived WA
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George Marriott, one of 277 convicts transported on the Belgravia, 04 April 1866
Name, Aliases & Gender
Name: George Marriott
Aliases: none
Gender: m
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: 1828
Occupation: Tailor
Date of Death: 14th April, 1872
Age: 44 years – not him
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George Marriott, one of 200 convicts transported on the Hercules, 14 June 1832
7 years
arrival New South Wales if this was him he would be aged 36
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Webb 1837
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https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/webb/george/45237
George Webb
George Webb, one of 175 convicts transported on the Morley, November 1816
Name, Aliases & Gender
Name: George Webb
Aliases: none
Gender: –
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: –
Occupation: –
Date of Death: –
Age: –
Life Span
Life span
Median life span was 61 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Conviction & Transportation
Sentence Severity
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to 14 years
Crime: –
Convicted at: Warwick Assizes
Sentence term: 14 years
Ship: Morley
Departure date: November, 1816
Arrival date: 10th April, 1817
Place of arrival New South Wales
Passenger manifest Travelled with 176 other convicts
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https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/webb/george/84410
Name: George Webb
Aliases: none
Gender: –
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: –
Occupation: –
Date of Death: –
Age: –
Life Span
Life span
Median life span was 61 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Conviction & Transportation
Sentence Severity
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to 7 years
Crime: –
Convicted at: Southampton Quarter Sessions
Sentence term: 7 years
Ship: Planter
Departure date: 13th June, 1832
Arrival date: 15th October, 1832
Place of arrival New South Wales
Passenger manifest Travelled with 199 other convicts
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Name: George Webb
Aliases: none
Gender: –
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: –
Occupation: –
Date of Death: –
Age: –
Life Span
Life span
Median life span was 61 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Conviction & Transportation
Sentence Severity
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to 14 years
Crime: –
Convicted at: Stafford Quarter Session
Sentence term: 14 years
Ship: Larkins
Departure date: 11th June, 1831
Arrival date: 19th October, 1831
Place of arrival Van Diemen’s Land
Passenger manifest Travelled with 278 other convicts
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https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/webb/george/89707
Name: George Webb
Aliases: none
Gender: –
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: –
Occupation: –
Date of Death: – Age: – Life Span
Median life span was 61 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Conviction & Transportation
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to Life
Crime: –
Convicted at: Worcester Assizes
Sentence term: Life
Ship: Planter
Departure date: 13th June, 1832
Arrival date: 15th October, 1832
Place of arrival New South Wales Passenger manifest Travelled with 199 other convicts
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https://convictrecords.com.au/convicts/webb/george/29182
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George Webb
George Webb, one of 376 convicts transported on the Fairlie, 14 October 1833
Name, Aliases & Gender
Name: George Webb
Aliases: none
Gender: –
Birth, Occupation & Death
Date of Birth: –
Occupation: –
Date of Death: –
Age: –
Life Span
Life span
Median life span was 61 years*
* Median life span based on contributions
Conviction & Transportation
Sentence Severity
Sentence Severity
Sentenced to 14 years
Crime: –
Convicted at: Middlesex Gaol Delivery
Sentence term: 14 years
Ship: Fairlie
Departure date: 14th October, 1833
Arrival date: 15th February, 1834
Place of arrival New South Wales
Passenger manifest Travelled with 375 other convicts
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https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/page/141298
LOOK UNDER HEADING ‘SINGLETON’
George Webb was seen trespassing.
16th October 1866
He was working for an engineer and had permission to enter the land.
William Barton Wade the engineer explained.
Working for the G N Railway in the district.
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https://www.geni.com/people/James-Morrison/6000000000765591093
James Morrison
Birthdate: circa March 1823
Birthplace: Stair, Ayrshire, Scotland
Death: December 26, 1876 (49-57)
Cowra, NSW, Australia
Immediate Family:
Son of Robert Morrison and Agnes Morrison
Husband of Helen Barclay Morrison
Father of Agnes Ruth Anderson and James Morrison
Brother of William Arthur Morrison; Robert Morrison; Helen Hood; David Morrison; Janet Guthrie and 7 others
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About James Morrison
At the time of his death, James Morrison was a grazier in Cowra.
The following is text from the Sydney Morning Herald of 13 October 1938.
It appears to concern legal proceedings undertaken by James’ three children following his death, as they had not been named as beneficiaries of his estate:
TESTATOR’S FAMILY MAINTENANCE. Mrs. Mary Hend, of Belmore, Mrs. Louisa Hend, of Coonabarabran, and John Morrison, of Belmore,
daughters and son respectively of Mr. James Morrison, grazier, of Cowra, applied under the Testator’s Family Maintenance Act
for orders in respect of their late father’s estate.
The late Mr. Morrison, a widower, left an estate of £5,679 net, which by his will he gave to friends to the exclusion of his family. John Morrison, the applicant son, is an invalid pensioner, aged 58 years. His evidence was that he left school when he was 12,
and during the whole of the following 45 years worked for his father without ever receiving one penny of wages.
He had been in ill health for several years before leaving his father’s home in 1936.
His Honor ordered that £600 be set aside and invested for each applicant on realisation of a mortgage, an asset In the estate.
If any applicant dies before exhaustion of his or her share of the fund, it was ordered that any balance remaining should fall
into residue.
1938 ‘IN EQUITY.’, The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 – 1954), 13 October, p. 6, viewed 25 April, 2013,
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17527535
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James White senior
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Events of close relatives
Birth about 1798 32 29
Heathfield, Somerset, England
Marriage Sarah Jane Crossman — View family
1825 (Age 27)
Heathfield, Somerset, England
Immigration July 24, 1826 (Age 28)
Australia
Note: He arrived on the ship Fairfield with sheep for the A.A. Company.
Occupation
Grazier
Occupation
Pastoralist
Edinglassie, Muswellbrook, New South Wales, Australia
Address: 1826 – employed by Australian Agricultural Company 1830 – superintendant of “Ravensworth” for James Bowman 1831
– took possession of his primary grant of 1280 acres “Broomfield” at confluence of Pages & Isis rivers. 1839-40
– purchased “Edinglassie” from George Forbes at Muswellbrook & Timore at Blanford.
1853 – the White family purchased “Belltrees” from H.C.Sempill 1854 – purchased “Plashett” from Sir John Robertson &
sold to Joseph Pearse in 1856 1859 – the White family purchased “Martindale” from J.H.Bettington
Occupation
Pioneer of The Hunter Valley
Hunter Valley, New South Wales, Australia
Death February 20, 1842 (Age 44)
Edinglassie, Muswellbrook, New South Wales, Australia
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28 Feb 1897 John Morrison died this morning.[Cowra Free Press 4 March 1897: On Sunday at about 8 p.m., one of the most popular
of our young townsmen, Mr John Morrison, who had been an acute sufferer for several years from heart disease and dropsy,
died at the residence of his sister Mrs Wm Robertson, in our town. For many years the late Mr Morrison was a faithful and confidential employee of Mr D C J Donnelly, and while serving in that capacity he won hosts of friends through his kindly disposition and considerate and obliging habits. He took a keen interest in sport of all kinds and was an ardent admirer of the turf. The esteem in which our departed young townsman was held was amply testified by the very large number of sorrowing friends who followed his remains on Monday afternoon to the Presbyterian portion of the cemetery; where the last sad rites were impressively performed by the Rev J McAndrew. The late Mr Morrison, who was in only his 27th year, leaves a very large circle of relatives, all of whom are old and very much respected residents of our town and district, to mourn their loss.]
27 Jun 1887 Hurst and I made a coffin for an infant of R Anderson’s. [Minnie Alberta, died 26 June 1887, age 7 years, daughter of Robert Anderson and Ellen Morrison.]
Hurst went to the funeral.
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Sophia Jane Webb aka Squires
Born about 1842 in NSW, Australiamap
Daughter of George Webb and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of Samuel Hen — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
DESCENDANTS descendants
Mother of Samuel John Hen, Emma (Hen) Walters, Sophia Jane (Hen) Morrison, Harriet Sarah (Hen) Morrison, James Hend and Herbert (Hen) Hend
Died 21 May 1931 in Kelvin, NSW, Australiamap
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Biography
Sophia was born about 1842 in NSW Australia. She married John Squires in 1855 and left him shortly afterwards. [1] She was living with her daughter Sophia Morrison when she passed away in 1931. She is buried in Gunnedah Cemetery. [2]
Research Notes
Sophia went by many names, including Sophia Jane Squires (her legal married name), Sophia White[3], Jane White [4], Sophia Shaw [5] and Sophia Jane Webb (her birth name) [6].
According to her obituary [7] she was born on a property called Edinglassie in Muswellbrook in 1830. The location may be correct but the date is unlikely as she needed parental consent to marry in 1855 [8] and had a son in 1880[9]. Likely birth date is c1842, but no birth record has been found yet.
She was buried as Sophia Squires and it appears she did not marry Samuel Hen.[10]
Sources
↑ National Library of Australia, Trove, Article by John Squires, Mudgee 27th January 1857; Maitland Mercury 5 February 1857.
↑ Death certificate, 7158/1931, NSW Registry Births Deaths and Marriages
↑ Queensland Government, Births deaths and marriages online index, death record for son Samuel 1935 C2681
↑ New South Wales, Australia, Police Gazettes, 1854-1930, Article under heading Deserting Wives, Families, Service etc; 18 Dec 1867
↑ NSW Births Deaths and Marriages, Birth record of unnamed child, surname Squires, 8850/1857
↑ NSW, NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, birth certificate James Hen 024215/1878
↑ Trove, Obituary Sophia Jane Squires; Muswellbrook Chronicle 5 June 1931
↑ NSW Births Deaths and Marriages, Marriage record John Squires and Sophia Jane Webb, NJ V1855 579 43B
↑ NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, birth certificate Herbert Hen 26679/1880
↑ NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages, death certificate Sophia Jane Squires 07158/1931
https://trove.nla.gov.au/list?id=41104
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
PROBATE JURISDICTION.
In the will of James Morrison, late of Cowra, in the
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State of New South Wales, retired grazier, deceased.
PURSUANT to t*he provisions of the Wills, Probate and
Administration Act, 1898-1932, of the Testator’s Family
Maintenance and Guardianship of Infants Act, 1916
1934, and of the Trustee Act, 1925: Notice is hereby
given that all creditors and other persons liaving any „
claim or demand upon or against the estate or otherwise
interested i^i the property and assets of the abovenamed*
deceased, who died at Cowra on the 30th day of Septem
ber, 1937, and probate of whose will was granted by the
Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate
Jurisdiction, on the 17th day of February, 1938, to
Perpetual Trustee Company Limited, of 33-39 Hunter
street, Sydney, are hereby required to send, on or before
the 14th day of May next, full particulars of their
claims aud demands upon the said estate or in respect of
the said property and assets or any part thereof to Per
petual Trustee Company Limited, ’33-39 Hunter-street,
Sydney, at the expiration of which time the said Per
petual. Trustee Company Limited, as executor of the will
of the said deceased, intends to proceed to administer
the said estate and to convey and distribute the property
and assets of the said deceased to aud among the parties
and persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims and demands of which they shall then have
notice; and the said Company will not, in respect of the
property and assets or any part thereof so conveyed or
distributed, be liable to any person of whose claim they
shall not have had notice at the time of such conveyance
or distribution.—Dated this 1st day of March, 1938.
For Perpetual Trustee Company Limited,
H. V. DOUGLASS, Managing Director.
L. B. Whiteley, Proctor, Cowra.
By his Sydney Agent,—M. J. McGrath.
27-53 – —£M2s.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/115303060
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/174792347/helen-hood