Cottam back to 1565

William Cottam step? 2nd great-grandfather of 9th great-grandfather of husband Birth1482 - Dilworth, Ribchester, Lancashire, England Death Dilworth, England Jane Cottam (born Belford) She is described in Ancestry as step? 2nd great-grandmother of 9th great-grandfather of husband Jane Belford was born in 1488 in Exelby, Yorkshire. She married William Cottam in 1505 when she was 17 years old in Preston, Lancashire. They had three children in 12 years. She died as a young mother in 1521 in Yorkshire at the age of 33. Her son James was born in 1504 in Dilworth, Lancashire. The tree has William listed as father. Her son Lawrence was born in 1516 in Dilworth, Lancashire. Lawrence listed as paternal grandfather of husband of 10th great-grandmother of husband. i.e. no step Ann Brewer was born in 1520 in Lancashire, Lancashire. She married Lawrence Cottam, Gentleman of Dilworth and Tarnak in 1541. They had four children during their marriage. She died in 1619 in Brindle, Lancashire, at the impressive age of 99. son John was born in 1546.James was born in 1548. son William was born in 1550. son Richard was born in 1550. William passed away in 1595 at the age of 45. His half-brother? Thomas died on 13 May 1582 in Tyburn, Warwickshire, when William was 32 years old. Thomas Cottam (A Jesuit Priest) 1549–1582 Thomas Cottam was born in 1549 in Ribchester, Lancashire, the son of Anne and Lawrence. He had one son in 1565. He died as a young father on 13 May 1582 in Tyburn, Warwickshire, at the age of 33. Executed by hanging on the gallows at Tyburn which was just outside the outskirts of London at that time. Birth of son Lawrence Cottom(1565–1619)1565 • Garstang, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom Grace Walker 1572–1620 10th great-grandmother of husband When Grace Walker was born on 12 October 1572 in Leeds, Yorkshire, her father, Richard, was 33, and her mother, Anne, was 28. She had one son with Lawrence Cottam. She then married Lawrence Cottom and they had one son together.? She died on 30 August 1620 in Garstang, Lancashire, at the age of 47. husband Lawrence passed away on 17 January 1619 in Ribchester, Lancashire, at the age of 54. Attached to both Cottom and Cottam. Grace Walker married Lawrence Cottom in Garstang, Lancashire, on 9 November 1587 when she was 15 years old. Her son William was born in 1595 in Garstang, Lancashire. William Cottam 1595–1621 Different dates for Grace Walker Thomas Cottam 1580 - 1621 Birth Date1580 Birth PlaceRibchester, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom Death Date (17 Feb. 1621) FatherLawrence Cottam MotherGrace Walker Birth 12Oct 1565 Death30 Aug 1620• Garstang, Lancashire Marriage 9 November 1587 • Garstang, St Helen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom SpouseJane Anne Brewer 1587 • Ribchester, Lancashire, England, ChildJames Cottam (1620 - 1649) Possible facts about marriage 19/1/1605/06 Woodplumpton Ann Kyghley was born in 1570 in Lancashire, Lancashire. She died on 30 August 1620 in Garstang, Lancashire, at the age of 50. Thomas Cottam was born on 5 September 1526. He had one son with Anne Burne in 1565. He died on 1 May 1585 at the age of 58. Anne Burne was born in Aldingham, Lancashire. She had one son with Thomas Cottam in 1565. She died in 1586. Her son Lawrence was born in 1565. Lawrence Cottam 1565–1619 Lawrence Cottam Heritage Circa 1565 Jan 17 1619 Married both Ann Kyngly and Grace Walker Father and mother different too. William as Jan 14 1597 - William Cottam 1595 - 1625 Ann Cottam (born Toppinge) 1590 - 1688 * * * * * * Danny Ince 25th October 1975 to 24th December 1993

Extra Urch data

Edward Urch 1797–1863 Birth 1797 • Chedzoy, Somerset, England 1800 3 Death of mother Sarah Talbert(–1800) 1800 1824 27 Marriage 1 APR 1824 • Worle St Martin, Somerset, England Mary Wallace (1798–1890) 1826 29 Birth of daughter Sarah Urch(1826–1917) 1826 • Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1832 35 Birth of son Edward Urch(1832–1881) Abt. 1832 • Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1834 37 Birth of son George Urch(1834–1915) 1834 • Norton, Somerset - England 1840 43 Birth of son William Urch(1840–1927) 1840 • Kewstoke, Somerset - England 1841 44 Birth of son Addelina C Green(1841–1927) abt 1841 • Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1843 46 Birth of son John URCH(1843–1927) Oct 1843 • Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1859 62 Death of father Edward Urch(1760–1859) Oct 1859 • Somerset, United Kingdom 1860 63 Death of half-brother James Urch(1796–1860) Jan 1860 • Somerset, United Kingdom Death 22 Aug 1863 • Axbridge, Somerset, England Brother also migrated to Australia George Urch "When George Urch was born in 1834 in Norton, Somerset, his father, Edward, was 37 and his mother, Mary, was 36. He married Eliza Matilda Norris in 1855 in Somerset. They had seven children in 33 years. He died on 25 July 1915 in Corrimal, New South Wales, having lived a long life of 81 years." On story of Henry Francis (Frank) Urch borm 1872 Birth of half-sister His half-sister Gertrude Margaret was born in 1898 in Kogarah, New South Wales, when Henry Francis (Frank) was 26 years old. Gertrude Margaret Urch 1898–1976 1898 • Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia Have a photo of Francis and Rosa Urch with Daughter Maud taken in 1907 (when Nana was 9) Wife of Edward Urch Mary Urch (born Wallice) 1797 - 1890 Children: James Urch 1814 - 1885 24 Jul. 1814 Chelvey, Somerset, England Marriage12 Apr. 1840 Bedminster, Somerset, England Residence1881 Risca, Monmouthshire, Wales DeathSep. 1885 Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales Father Samuel Urch (Born 1773) MotherHester Bassett (Born 1781) SpouseElizabeth Cox (Born 1819) Monmouthshire Wales His father 1753 Mother 1781 Wife Elizabeth Pullen 1819 Edward Urch✓ 1832 - 1881 brother of GG John William Urch 1841 - 1929 1840-1927 Mary Urch ? - 1829✓ Sarah Webber (born Urch) 1826 - 1917✓ William Urch 1837 - 1838✓ John Urch GG 1843 - 1927✓ Ancestry** When Edward Urch was born on 9 April 1797 in Chedzoy, Somerset, his father, Edward, was 36 and his mother, Sarah, was 38. He married Mary Wallice on 1 April 1824 in Worle, Somerset. They had eight children in 17 years. He died on 23 August 1863 in Axbridge, Somerset, at the age of 66, and was buried in Kewstoke, Somerset. Edward Urch same as above (father of John Urch) 1797 - 1863 Occupation: Carpenter Residence: Mill Street Marriage: Marriage to: Mary Wallice Apr 1 1824 Worle, Somerset , England Census: 1841 Mill Street, Bedminster, Somerset (Gloucestershire), England Residence: Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom 1841 Census: 1851 Norton Weed House, Norton Beauchamp, Kewstoke, Somerset, England Residence: Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1851 Death: Between July 1863 and Sep 1863 Kewstoke, Somerset, England Burial: Aug 23 1863 Kewstoke, Somerset, England, United Kingdom A** Mary Wallice was born in 1798 in Locking, Somerset. She married Edward Urch on 1 April 1824 in Worle, Somerset. They had eight children in 17 years. She died in December 1890 in Axbridge, Somerset, at the impressive age of 92. Wife of Edward Urch Mary Urch (born Wallice) 1797 - 1890 Children: James Urch 1814 - 1885 24 Jul. 1814 Chelvey, Somerset, England Marriage12 Apr. 1840 marriage date is very different to that for Edward above.and in A** Bedminster, Somerset, England Residence1881 Risca, Monmouthshire, Wales DeathSep. 1885 Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales A** 3rd GG When Edward Urch was born on 29 July 1760 in Chilton upon Polden, Somerset, his father, Samuel, was 70 and his mother, Johanna, was 65. He married Sarah Talbert on 26 November 1781 in Chedzoy, Somerset. They had one child during their marriage. He died in February 1803 in Chedzoy, Somerset, at the age of 42 A** 4th GG When Samuel Urch was born in 1690 in Wedmore, Somerset, his father, Richard, was 25 and his mother, Harriet, was 21. He married Johanna in 1717 in Somerset. They had two children during their marriage. He died on 8 October 1750 in Mark, Somerset, at the age of 60. Johanna was born in 1695 in Mark, Somerset. She married Samuel Urch in 1717 in Somerset. They had two children during their marriage. She died on 16 January 1769 in her hometown at the age of 74. * Edward UrchMary Urch (borEdward UrchMary Urch (born Wallice) 1797 - 1890n Wallice) 1797 - 1890 Mary Urch (born Wallice) 1797 - 1890 Children: James Urch 1814 - 1885 24 Jul. 1814 Chelvey, Somerset, England Marriage12 Apr. 1840 Bedminster, Somerset, England Residence1881 Risca, Monmouthshire, Wales DeathSep. 1885 Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales Father Samuel Urch (Born 1773) MotherHester Bassett (Born 1781) SpouseElizabeth Cox (Born 1819) Monmouthshire Wales His father 1753 Mother 1781 Wife Elizabeth Pullen 1819 Edward Urch✓ 1832 - 1881 brother of GG John William Urch 1841 - 1929 1840-1927 Mary Urch ? - 1829✓ Sarah Webber (born Urch) 1826 - 1917✓ William Urch 1837 - 1838✓ John Urch GG 1843 - 1927✓ Ancestry** When Edward Urch was born on 9 April 1797 in Chedzoy, Somerset, his father, Edward, was 36 and his mother, Sarah, was 38. He married Mary Wallice on 1 April 1824 in Worle, Somerset. They had eight children in 17 years. He died on 23 August 1863 in Axbridge, Somerset, at the age of 66, and was buried in Kewstoke, Somerset. Edward Urch same as above (father of John Urch) 1797 - 1863 Occupation: Carpenter Residence: Mill Street Marriage: Marriage to: Mary Wallice Apr 1 1824 Worle, Somerset , England Census: 1841 Mill Street, Bedminster, Somerset (Gloucestershire), England Residence: Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom 1841 Census: 1851 Norton Weed House, Norton Beauchamp, Kewstoke, Somerset, England Residence: Kewstoke, Somerset, England 1851 Death: Between July 1863 and Sep 1863 Kewstoke, Somerset, England Burial: Aug 23 1863 Kewstoke, Somerset, England, United Kingdom A** Mary Wallice was born in 1798 in Locking, Somerset. She married Edward Urch on 1 April 1824 in Worle, Somerset. They had eight children in 17 years. She died in December 1890 in Axbridge, Somerset, at the impressive age of 92. Wife of Edward Urch Mary Urch (born Wallice) 1797 - 1890 Children: James Urch 1814 - 1885 24 Jul. 1814 Chelvey, Somerset, England Marriage12 Apr. 1840 marriage date is very different to that for Edward above.and in A** Bedminster, Somerset, England Residence1881 Risca, Monmouthshire, Wales DeathSep. 1885 Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales A** 3rd GG When Edward Urch was born on 29 July 1760 in Chilton upon Polden, Somerset, his father, Samuel, was 70 and his mother, Johanna, was 65. He married Sarah Talbert on 26 November 1781 in Chedzoy, Somerset. They had one child during their marriage. He died in February 1803 in Chedzoy, Somerset, at the age of 42 A** 4th GG When Samuel Urch was born in 1690 in Wedmore, Somerset, his father, Richard, was 25 and his mother, Harriet, was 21. He married Johanna in 1717 in Somerset. They had two children during their marriage. He died on 8 October 1750 in Mark, Somerset, at the age of 60. Johanna was born in 1695 in Mark, Somerset. She married Samuel Urch in 1717 in Somerset. They had two children during their marriage. She died on 16 January 1769 in her hometown at the age of 74. A** 5th GG When Richard Selway Urch was born in 1665 in Wedmore, Somerset, his father, Thomas, was 35. He married Harriet Harris in 1688 in Mark, Somerset. They had one child during their marriage. He died in 1725 in his hometown at the age of 60. Harriet Harris was born in 1669 in Mark, Somerset. She married Richard Selway Urch in 1688 in her hometown. They had one child during their marriage. She died in 1748 in Mark, Somerset, having lived a long life of 79 years. A** 6th GG Thomas Urch was born in 1630 in Compton Bishop, Somerset. He had one son and one daughter from one relationship. Samuel Urch 1690 - 1750 Birth:1690 Wedmore County of Somerset England Marriage:Marriage to: Johanna Urch (born Nutticombe) 1717 Somerset, UK Death:Oct 8 1750 Mark, Somerset, England Parents: Richard Selway Urch 1665 - 1725 Harriet Urch (born Harris) 1669 - 1748 Wife: Johanna Urch (born Nutticombe) 1695 - 1769 Siblings: Richard Urch 1689 - 1730 Mary Urch 1699 - ? Hannah Urch 1695 - ? Children: Thomas Urch 1718 - 1801 Mary Urch 1720 - 1721 Edward Urch 1731 - 1818 Richard Urch 1720 - 1768 Samuel Urch 1727 - 1818 Johanna Urch 1733 - 1733 Johanna Urch (born Nutticombe) 1695 - 1769 Birth:1695 Mark, Somerset, England, Great Britain Marriage:Marriage to: Samuel Urch 1717 Somerset, UK Death:Jan 16 1769 Mark, Somerset, England Children: Thomas Urch 1718 - 1801 Mary Urch 1720 - 1721 Edward Urch 1731 - 1818 Richard Urch 1720 - 1768 Samuel Urch is a GG UNCLE A** 1727 - 1818 Johanna Urch 1733 - 1733 Father Thomas Urch 1630 On My Heritage Samuel Urch 1747 Nov 13 1823 Joannah Urch (born Tilley) His wife 1751 - 1796 Richard Urch husband of Hannah Nutticombe 1732 - 1821 Hannah Urch (born Nutticombe)

Couchman History

Printed in Cumberland Argus And Fruitgrowers Advocate (Parramatta, NSW) Publication:July 19 1939 Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia AbnerCouchman, who died last week at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Payne, of The Avenue, Granville..." Verenigd Koninkrijk is the name for Great Britain in Dutch. I do not know why someone has included this in the description of Chevening in Kent. From Keith Couchman's tree ALL CHECKED and added to my tree John Couchman Great-great-grandfather 1812 - 1877 Birth 18 Oct 1812 Birth date: Oct 12 1812 Oct 18 1812 Birth place: Otford, Kent, England Occupation: Ag Labourer, Horton Kirby, Kent, England Death date: May 20 1877 Death place: Horton Kirby. Kent married in Sevenoaks, Kent, England, between April and June 1842 when he was 29 years old. James Couchman His father Born in 1776 - Kemsing, Kent, England Died in 1843 - Kemsing, Kent, England His mother Anne Couchman (born Bailey) His wife Hester Couchman (born Culley) Born in 1821 - Knockholt. Kent. UK Married in 1842 - Otford. Kent Died in 1892 - Stone. Kent. UK Hester Couchman (born Culley) His wife Born in 1821 - Knockholt, Kent, England Married in 1842 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1892 - Stone, Kent, England Died in 1892 - Dartford, Kent, England Frances Couchman His sister Born in 1800 - Otford, Kent, England James Couchman His brother Born in 1804 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1804 - Otford, Kent, England James Couchman His brother Born in 1806 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1872 - Otford, Kent, England William Couchman His brother Born in 1806 - Otford, Kent, England Maria Couchman His sister Born in 1807 - Otford, Kent, England Thomas Couchman His brother Born in 1809 - Otford, Kent, England George Couchman His brother Born in 1812 - Otford, Kent, England Fanny Fairhall Holland (born Couchman) His sister Born in 1814 - Otford, Kent, England Elizabeth Couchman His sister Born in 1816 - Otford, Kent, Englan Aaron Couchman His son Born in 1843 - Otford, Kent, England Agatha Letchford (born Couchman) His daughter Born in 1844 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1887 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Augustus Frederick Couchman His son Born in 1846 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1864 - Weald, Sevenoaks, Kent, England Abner George Couchman His son Abner George Couchman Birth 26 Jun 1851 Death 12 Jul 1939 Born in Horton Kirby, Kent, England, United Kingdom Died in Granville, NSW Abner George Couchman His son Born in 1851 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Died in 1939 - Granville, NSW, Avis Beven (born Couchman) His daughter Born in 1853 - Horton Kirby, Kent, Engla Archibald Ernest Couchman His son Born in 1856 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Born in 1856 - Dartford, Kent, England Died in 1882 - Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England Alonzo Couchman His son Born in 1858 - Horton Kirby, Kent, Eng Alphonso Couchman His son Born in 1861 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Born in 1861 - Dartford, Kent, England Died in 1951 - East Ham, London, England Albert James Couchman His son Born in 1863 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Died in 1894 - Mount Druitt, New South Wales, Austral Arthur Lewis Victor Couchman His son March 1867-1937 great-granduncle Born in 1866 - Longfield, Horton Kirby, Kent, England Died in 1937 - England Wife Mary Jane Couchman B: abt 1871 in Down Patrick County Down Burial Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Death 4 Apr 1937 In WW1 record Wife Jane Brennan Children (3) Edith Couchman B: 1897 Esther Victoria Couchman B: 1898 Arthur Valentin Couchman 1st cousin 2x removed Birth 1901 County Antrim Last Known Residence 15 Coolderry St Death Date 30 May 1967 Burial Date 2 Jun 1967 Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Arthur Valentin Couchman Birth Co Antrim Residence At census in 1901 31 Mar 1901 Ballymena Street, Clifton, Antrim, Ireland Sibling Esther Victoria Couchman Esther single in census 31 Mar 1901 1st cousin 2x removed Edith Ella Emily Minnie Hunter Birth Jun 1896 Bregagh Now County Antrim Last Known Residence 50 Rockview St Death 3 Oct 1969 Burial 6 Oct 1969 Belfast, Northern Ireland Amos Sidney Couchman His son January 1870 Horton Kirby, Dartford, Kent, England Children Alfred Amos Couchman no spouse Caroline A Couchman Marriage October 1896 Dartford, Kent, Died in Mar 1944 - Dartford, Kent, England Adolphus Couchman His son Born in 1849 - Otford, Kent, England Died in 1850 - Otford, Kent, England MORE CHECKED with tree Thomas Couchman 1733-1792 Jul 1733 Death 25 Jun 1792 Wife Mary Francis Birth 1732 Death 1 Nov 1772 Swanscombe, Dartford Borough, Kent, England Thomas COUCHMAN and Mary FRANCIS Marriage 8 January 1759 Chevening, 3174, Verenigd Koninkrijk, Kent, England Thomas COUCHMAN Father Thomas Francis Is this name correct???? Children Richard Couchman Birth 31 March 1766 • Otford, Verenigd Koninkrijk, Kent, England, United Kingdom Death 3 September 1837 • Chevening, 3174, Verenigd Koninkrijk, Kent, England, United Kingdom James Couchman (1771–1867) Wife Anne Bailey 1778 - 1835 Marriage 18 Feb 1798 • Otford, Kent, England Birth of son John Couchman(1812–1877) 18 Oct 1812 • Otford, Kent, England April 1819 A record says that James was tried for some offence Andy imprisoned. Death 17 Nov 1835 • Kent, England John Couchman 1812–1877 2nd great-grandfather Wife Esther Cully was born in 1819 in Knockholt, Kent. She died in June 1892 in Horton Kirby, Kent, at the age of 73. Great grandfather Abner George Couchman When Abner George Couchman was born on 26 June 1851 in Horton Kirby, Kent, his father, John, was 38 and his mother, Esther, was 32. He married Isabella Francis Hollebone. He died on 12 July 1939 in Granville, New South Wales, at the age of 88. George Arthur Couchman Your grandfather Apr 8 1884 Ashfield. NSW. Married in 1914 Sep 13 1956 (at age 72) Lidcombe. NSW. * * * * * * Elizabeth Narmer His great-grandmother Adam Couchman His great-grandfather Frances Fairhall His grandmother William Couchman His grandfather Anne Bailey His mother James Couchman His father John Couchman 2nd ggf Death: May 20 1877 - Horton Kirby, Kent, England Parents: James Couchman and Anne Bailey Siblings: Frances, James, James, William, Maria, Thomas, George, Fanny Fairhall and Elizabeth Wife: Hester Culley Children: Aaron, Agatha, Augustus Frederick, Adolphus, Abner George, Avis, Archibald Ernest, Alonzo, Alphonso, Albert James, Arthur Lewis Victor and Amos Sydney In tree managed by Wally from New Zealand From Keith's site James 1776 to 1843 Son of and Hester Wife Anne Bailey 1778 to 1835 William 1742 to 1808 Frances Fairhall1747 to 1805 Adam 1701 Chevening Kent to May 1755 Kemsing Kent Wife Elizabeth Narmer 1705 to 1775 John Couchman 1675 to 1744 Elizabeth Catt 1674 to 1744 John Couchman 1649 to 1692 D Henham 1640 From Ancestry Netherlands, Death Index, 1795-1970 Birth, Marriage & Death Has a record about Thomas's death 25th June 1792 Relationship between Thomas COUCHMAN and me Thomas COUCHMAN (1733-1792) 4th great-grandfather and father of ... James Couchman (1771-1867) father of ... John Couchman (1812-1877) father of ... Abner George Couchman (1851-1939) father of ... George Arthur Couchman (1884-1956) father of ... Herbert Edgar Couchman (1919-1994) father of ... Lynette Margaret Couchman (1948) Abner George Couchman Great-grandfather BirthJune 26 1851 - Horton Kirby in Dartford DeathJuly 12 1939 - Granville, NSW Residence in 1930 New England NSW ParentsJohn Couchman and Hester Couchman (born Culley) Wife: Isabella Frances Couchman (born Hollebone) a.k.a..Isabella F Paul Birth25 Jun 1855 Death12 Sep 1925 (First husband of Isabella was Wilhelm David Lucas Paul Born in 6 December 1841 - Hamburg, Germany Died on 6 June1882 - Footscray, Victoria Certificate of right of burial in the Footscray cemetry. Grave number 298 purchased by William PAUL for Two Pound sterling on 7th February 1877. This is day his son William Henry died, however, burial record indicate tbaby William Henry was buried in common grave. As burial record for William senior indicate that the grave was re-opened , it can be surmised that the baby was re-buried with his father either before or after William senior died. An account of the work accident leading to Wilhelm's death was recorded by "The Illustrated Australian News", Sat. 10th June, 1882, p.?2 An article from "The Argus", 8th June 1882 summarizes the inquest into Wilhelm's death. A more comprehensive article appears later in the same issue. Residence in 1913 Granville, New South Wales, Australia ChildrenGeorge Arthur, Henry Abner George Couchman Birth: June 26 1851 Horton Kirby, Kent, England, United Kingdom Migrated to Australia 1879 Age 27 Immigration Feb 5 1879 Rockhampton. Marriage: July 7 1883 Croydon, NSW Abner G Couchman Marriage Date Jul 7 1883 Marriage Place Burrowa, New South Wales Death: July 12 1939 Granville, New South Wales, Australia AbnerCouchman, who died last week at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Payne, of The Avenue, Granville (This was published in Cumberland Argus And Fruitgrowers Advocate (Parramatta, NSW) Publication:July 19 1939 Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Abner Couchman, who died last week at the residence of his daugtihter, Mrs. Payne, of The Avenue, Granville..." Father: John Couchman Mother: Hester Couchman (born Culley) Wife: Isabella Frances Couchman (born Hollebone) Children: George Arthur Couchman Henry Walpole Couchman Herbert Couchman Alice Matilda Mouatt (born Couchman) Alfred Edgar Couchman Lily Isabella Crossingham (born Couchman Abner George Couchman Great-grandfather 1851 - 1939 51 Abner George Couchman June 26 1851 Horton Kirby, Kent, England July 12 1939 (at age 88) Granville, NSW ABNER GEORGE WAS... 1851 Born 26 Jun 1851 • Horton Kirby, Kent, England 1883 Age 32 Married 07 JUL 1883 • CROYDON NSW 1939 Isabella F Paul Age 88 Dead 12 Jul 1939 • Granville, New South Wales, Australia ABNER GEORGE'S FAMILY... Parents John Couchman Esther Culley Spouse Isabella Francis Hollebone Children Lily Isabella Couchman Herbert Couchman George Arthur Couchman Alfred Edgar Couchman Henry Walpole Couchman Alice Maltida Couchman Margaret Sophia Couchman Ellen Couchman Thomas William Couchman John Couchman William Henry Paul died in infancy in 1877 William Frederick Paul John Jack Peter Paul His father John Couchman 1812 - 1877 Hester Couchman (born Culley) His mother 1821 - 1892 FACTS 1851 Birth June 26 1851 Horton Kirby, Kent, England, United Kingdom 1879 Age 27 Immigration Feb 5 1879 Rockhampton. 1883 Age 32 Marriage to Isabella Frances Couchman (born Hollebone) July 7 1883 Croydon. NSW. 1884 Age 32 Birth of son George Arthur Couchman Apr 8 1884 Ashfield. NSW. 1885 Age 34 Birth of son Henry Walpole Couchman Dec 11 1885 Leichardt NSW. 1887 Age 36 Birth of son Herbert Couchman Dec 23 1887 Glebe . NSW. 1889 Age 37 Birth of daughter Lily Isabella Crossingham (born Couchman) Apr 16 1889 Leichardt 1894 Age 43 Birth of son Alfred Edgar Couchman Oct 26 1894 Leichadrt. NSW 1897 Age 45 Birth of daughter Alice Matilda Mouatt (born Couchman) Jan 29 1897 Annandale. NSW 1914 Age 62 Marriage of son George Arthur Couchman Elsie Ethel Couchman (born Tattersall) (Spouse) Feb 25 1914 Auburn. NSW. 1925 Age 74 Death of wife Isabella Frances Couchman (born Hollebone) Sep 12 1925 Marrickville, New South Wales, Australia 1939 Age 88 Death July 12 1939 Granville, NSW Siblings: Aaron Couchman Agatha Couchman Augustus Couchman Adoplhus Couchman Avis Couchman Alphonso Couchman Archibald Ernest Couchman Alonzo Couchman Albert James Couchman Arthur Lewis Victor Couchman Amos Sidney Couchman Thomas Arthur Starr His great-grandfather Alphonso Couchman His great-uncle William Henry Paul His uncle Thomas Arthur Starr 1822 - 1902 His great-grandfather Jane Starr (born Short)1832 - 1902His great-grandmother Mary Mutton born Short 1800-1883 his great-grandmother Robert Waller [Dr.] Magill1844 - 1921His mother's step-father Archibald Gray ( Aunty Ada 's father) 1896 - 1967 Abner G Couchman 1852 - 1939 George Arthur Couchman my grandfather Henry Walpole Couchman Birth year: 1886 Father: Abner G Couchman Mother: Isabella F Couchman James Vivian Couchman Australia, New South Wales Marriage Index, 1788-1966 FRE Marriage 1948 - Auburn, New South Wales, Australia Registration New South Wales, Australia Bride Ada Jane Gray Herbert Edgar Couchman Marriage 1947 - Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia Bride Ailsa Margaret Smith Herbert Couchman Birth Dec 23 1887 - Glebe, New South Wales, Australia DeathAug 18 1963 - Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Parents Abner George Couchman and Isabella Frances Paul (born Hollebone) Olive Muriel Couchman (born Sims) His wife Married in 1917 - New Methodist Church Lidcombe Auburn? NSW Died in 1920 - Lidcombe NSW Partners Olive Muriel Couchman (born Sims) and Daughters Olive Poppy and Olive Poppy Stower (Couchman) His daughter Born in 1920 - Rochester, Victoria, Australia Died in 2004 - Miami, Queensland, Name Abner G Couchman Age 27 Birth Year 1852 Ship Name Carnatic Port of Departure London, England Port of Arrival Rockhampton Arrival Date 5 Feb 1879 GEORGE WAS... 1851 Born 26 Jun 1851 • Horton Kirby, Kent, England 1883 Age 32 Married 07 JUL 1883 • CROYDON NSW 1939 Age 88 Dead 12 Jul 1939 • Granville, New South Wales, Australia ABNER GEORGE'S FAMILY... Parents John Couchman Esther Cully Spouse Isabella Francis Hollebone Children Lily Isabella Couchman Herbert Couchman George Arthur Couchman Alfred Edgar Couchman Henry Walpole Couchman Alice Maltida Couchman Margaret Sophia Couchman Ellen Couchman Thomas William Couchman John Couchman William Henry Paul William Frederick Paul John Jack Peter Paul More from Jessie Euphemia Starr the 12 people you can add to your tree: Thomas Arthur Starr Her father Margaret A (Mary) (Jane) Starr/ Mutton/ Geake (born Short) Her mother Elsie Ethel Couchman (born Tattersall) Her daughter Thomas Starr Her grandfather George Starr Her brother Margaret Elizabeth Spicer Thomas (born Starr) Her sister Caroline Starr Her sister Alfred Edward "Albert" Starr Her brother Margaret Elizabeth Spicer Thomas (born Starr) Her sister Hannah Starr (born Head) Her grandmother Thomas Starr Her brother Charles Walkden Starr Her brother James Tattersall people you can add to your tree: Mark Tattersall, 75 His father Elizabeth Ann Woodley (born Tattersall) His daughter Sarah Gunther (born Tattersall) His daughter Mary Sowter (born Tattersall) His daughter William J Tattersall His son Margaret Philpott (born Tattersall) His daughter James Tattersall His son Isabella Raines (born Tattersall) His daughter James Tattersall His grandfather Susannah [Susan] Tattersall (born Catloe) His grandmother Sarah Tattersall His sister %%%a@%a%

Robert C Cottam Ancestry

stored in Samsung Notes under Thomas Cottam. John Almond Cottam Family Tree Joseph Almond His father Mary Ash (Almond) His mother Sarah Almond (Barnes) His daughter Elizabeth Almond His daughter James Almond His son William Almond His son Thomas Robinson Almond His son Rebecca Almond (Wells) His daughter Joseph Almond His son Susannah Ridley (Almond) His grandmother William Almond His brother William Ash His grandfather Mary Bransby (Ash) His grandmother James Robinson His father-in-law Sarah Wilson (Robinson) His mother-in-law Thomas Barnes His son-in-law John Barnes His grandson Sarah Anne Barnes (Smith) His granddaughter Elizabeth Barnes (Charles) His granddaughter Rebecca Barnes (Cooke) His granddaughter John Barnes His grandson William Barnes His grandson Eleanor Barnes (Parker) His granddaughter Rosa Violet Barnes (Mather) His granddaughter Elizabeth Barnes His granddaughter George Wells His son-in-law Thomas Wells His grandson Joseph A Wells His grandson John Ridley His great-grandfather Elizabeth Ridley His great-grandmother Jane Ash His aunt Elizabeth Ash His aunt Thomas Barnes His son-in-law's father Naomi Storr (Barnes) His son-in-law's mother Emma Eliza Hutchings (Barnes) His grandson's wife John (Jack) Barnes His great-grandson Ailsa Barnes (Stallard) His great-granddaughter John W Charles His granddaughter's husband Unknown Barnes His great-grandson Unknown His great-grandmother Mary Ash Almond BirthMay 1774 - Leadenham, Lincolnshire, England DeathJuly 1867 - Newark, Nottinghamshire, England Parents William Ash and Mary Ash (born Bransby) Sisters Jane and Elizabeth Husband Joseph Almond Sons John, John and William ** * * * * *** *** * *** * Tracing Robert C Cottam Harby All Saints, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom Marriage: Spouse: Charlotte Cottam Smith Parents: George Cottam Mary Ann Mettam Spouses: Mary Cottam (born Almond) Charlotte Cottam Smith' Siblings: Betsy Withers (born Cottam) William Cottam In 1851 census Father: George Cottam 29 Agricultural labourer Mother: Mary Cottam 29 Siblings: Betsy Cottam 7 William Cottam 4 Charlotte Cottam Smith Marriage: Circa 1890 Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom Residence: 1871 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom Residence: 1881 Sheffield, Yorkshire,Yorkshire West Riding, England Residence: 1891 Saint Mary the Virgin, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom Death: Circa 1913 Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom Parents: Thomas Smith Elisabeth Smith (born Cottam) Spouses: John Greaves Thomas Cottam Frank Greave Greaves Elizabeth Cottam Greaves Charlotte Greaves Siblings: William Smith Charlotte Smith Thomas Smith George Smith Joseph Smith John Greaves 1834 Age 47 Estimated Birth Year 1834 Relationship to HeadHead SpouseCharlotte Greaves Harby, Nottinghamshire, England Age 37 Estimated Birth Year 1844 Grea Relationship to HeadDaught , THOMAS COTTAM Birth 8 Aug 1845 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England 1851 Residence 1851 • Nottingham St Mary, Nottinghamshire, England Relationship: Son 1861 16 Residence 1861 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England Was a Servant working for George Smith, who was a tailor. 1867 21 Marriage 15 Apr 1867 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England 1867 21 Select fact Marriage April 1867 • Newark, Nottinghamshire 1871 26 Residence 1871 • Swinderby, Lincolnshire, England Relationship: Head, working as a tailor 1881 36 Residence 1881 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England Marital Status: Married; Relationship to Head: Head 1890 45 Select fact Marriage October 1890 • Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England Charlotte Cottam Greaves (1843–1913) 1890 45 Marriage Oct 1890 • North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, England Marriage Charlotte Cottam Greaves (1843–1913) 1891 46 Residence 1891 • St Mary, Nottinghamshire, England Relation to Head: Head 1894 49 Residence 1894 • Nottinghamshire, England 1901 56 Residence 1901 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England Relation to Head of House: Head 1911 65 Residence 02 Apr 1911 • Harby Wigsley, Nottinghamshire, England Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Head 1 1911 66 Death Aft. 1911 • harby nottinghamshire england Charlotte Cottam Greaves was born in April 1843 in North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, the daughter of Elisabeth Smith and Thomas Smith. She married John Greaves and they had three children together. She then married Thomas Cottam in October 1890 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. She died in December 1913 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, at the age of 70, and was buried in Nottinghamshire on 26 December 1913 . Birth Charlotte Cottam Greaves was born in April 1843 in North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, to Elisabeth Smith and Thomas Smith. April 1843 • Harby, North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, England 1841 Residence Charlotte Cottam Greaves lived in North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, in 1841. 1841 • Harby, North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, England 1843 Baptism 15 Jun 1843 • North Clifton, Nottinghamshire, England 1851 Residence Charlotte Cottam Greaves lived in Normanton On Trent, Nottinghamshire, in 1851. Relationship: Granddaughter 1851 • Normanton on Trent, Nottinghamshire, England. Marriage Charlotte Cottam Greaves was married in Sheffield, Yorkshire, in October 1864 when she was 21 years old. October 1864 • Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding 1864 John Greaves 1834– 1864 • Sheffield, Yorkshire, England 1871 Residence Charlotte Cottam Greaves lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, in 1871. Relation to Head: Wife 1871 • Sheffield, Yorkshire, England 1881 Residence Charlotte Cottam Greaves lived in Sheffield, Yorkshire, in 1881. Marital Status: Married; Relationship to Head: Wife 1881 • Sheffield, Yorkshire, England 1890 Marriage Charlotte Cottam Greaves married Thomas Cottam in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, in October 1890 when she was 47 years old. Relation to Head: Wife 1891 • St Mary, Nottinghamshire, England 1913 Death Charlotte Cottam Greaves died in December 1913 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, when she was 70 years old and was buried on 26 Dec 1913 in Nottinghamshire, England. 1913 Burial 26 Dec 1913 • Nottinghamshire, England Birth Thomas Cottam was born on 8 August 1845 in Harby, Nottinghamshire, to Mary Ann Mettam, age 24, and George Cottam, age 24. 8 Aug 1845 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England 1851 Relationship: Son Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Nottingham, St Mary,, Nottinghamshire, in 1851. 1861 Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Harby, Nottinghamshire in 1861. Was a Servant working for George Smith, who was a tailor. 1861 • England 1867 Marriage Thomas Cottam married Mary Emma Almond in Harby, Nottinghamshire on 15 April 1867 when he was 21 years old. April 1867 • Newark, Nottinghamshire 1871 Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Swinderby, Lincolnshire, in 1871. Relationship: Head, working as a tailor 1871 • Swinderby, Lincolnshire, England 1881 Residence Marital Status: Married; Relationship to Head: Head 1881 • Harby, Nottinghamshire, England 1890 Marriage Thomas Cottam married Charlotte Cottam Greaves in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, in October 1890 when he was 45 years old. Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Nottinghamshire in 1891. Relation to Head: Head 1891 • St Mary, Nottinghamshire, England 1894 Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Nottinghamshire in 1894. 1901 Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Harby, Nottinghamshire, in 1901. Residence Thomas Cottam lived in Wigsley, Nottinghamshire, on 2 April 1911. Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Head 02 Apr 1911 • Harby Wigsley, Nottinghamshire, England 1911 Death Thomas Cottam died after 2 April 1911 in Harby, Nottinghamshire, when he was 66 years old.

Another Cottam Family living in Lincoln in 1911 to 1919

This family were living in Lincoln when Robert and Edna's family were growing up there. Charles the head of the household was born in Harby, Nottinghamshire. This seems significant because Thomas Cottam the grandfather of Joseph George Cottam was born on 8 August 1845 in Harby, Nottinghamshire. Charles Cottam Mary Elizabeth Cottam (born Mayes) Siblings of Charles: Charles Wiliam Cottam John Henry Cottam Hilda Mary Dixon (born Cottam) Frances Louisa Hancock (born Cottam) Florence May Mould (born Cottam) 1911 census Charles Cottam Birth:Circa 1875 Harby, Nottinghamshire Residence:Apr 2 1911 1 Bailgate, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Age:36 Marriage:Circa 1898 Occupation:French Polisher Echitigue Dealer Wife:Mary Elizabeth Cottam Age 34 Children: Charles Wiliam Cottam John Henry Cottam Hilda Mary Cottam Frances Louisa Cottam Head Charles Cottam 36 Wife Mary Elizabeth Cottam 34 Son Charles Wiliam Cottam 11 Son John Henry Cottam 9 Daughter Hilda Mary Cottam 7 Daughter Frances Louisa Cottam 1 Born after this census George Robert Cottam Birth:Apr 24 1914 Death:July 5 1919 Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England

Accidental Death of Wilhelm David Lucas Paul

Wilhelm David Lucas Paul who was known in Australia as William Paul was the first husband of Isabella Frances Hollebone, the mother of George Arthur Couchman, my paternal grandmother. Report in Argus Melbourne, Vic.:Thursday 8 June 1882, page 10 THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT FOOTSCRAY An inquest was held yesterday at Footscray by Mr Candler, the county coroner, on the body of William Paul, aged 39 years, who was killed on the day previous at the works of the Apollo Stearine Candle Company, by the explosion of an autoclave boiler, used for refining tallow. Mr Mitchell, of the firm of Malleson, England, and Stewart, solicitors, watched the proceedings on behalf of the company and Mr W. H. Roberts cross-examined witnesses in the interests of the widow of the deceased man. After the jury had viewed the body, and the wrecked portion of the building and broken boiler, the following evidence was taken - James Smith a constable stationed at Footscray, said, - He arrived at the works at 5 minutes past 10 o'clock, about half an hour after the explosion had taken place. The men were then searching for the body He inquired if the vats were searched, and was told they had been, but on searching again found the body at the bottom of a large vat full of warm tallow. His body appeared as if it had been scalded. The skin waa peeling off, and one leg of the trousers was torn, as if he had struck against something. James W Hart, stillman, said, the deceased was employed preparing the fat for the stills . I saw Paul alive about three minutes before the explosion. He was perfectly sober. Witness was standing about 25 yards from the exploded still and deceased passed by him. He asked for the loan of a ladder. He took it and went to the still. I had my back to him, and the time that elapsed between taking the ladder and the explosion would just allow him to reach his place at his own still. I heard a noise not louder than a small pipe bursting or a joint breaking. This was followed by a great crash of timber from the falling roof. Ran outside through the gate and then turned to look. There were about six men in the same building and they ran away. When they had time to recover they looked for the deceased, but could not find him. The body was not found for some time The deceased always had charge of this still, and did nothing else There were two shifts, and deceased worked from 6 a m to 6 pm. The still was about 20ft in height and was made of copper The stills they worked at were of a different construction. The deceased was an excellent workman and understood the working of the machinery. I have not known of an accident happening there before. I am not able to offer any explanation of the accident. The copper was heated by steam from another boiler, separated from the still by a brick wall. The still was supplied with a safety valve and could be easily reached. I never heard any complaints of the state of the still. To a juryman - The pressure was shown by letters and it was not allowed to go over the letter K. He never saw the deceased doing anything to the safely valve and he would not require a ladder to reach it. The technical name of the exploded vessel was a digester but it was usually called a still. To Mr Roberts - There had been conversations about the safety of the boilers but they always considered the still safe. It was their opinion the feed boiler would go first, if it went at all. George Fraser stillman, said that he took charge of one shift at the exploded still, and handed it over to deceased on Tuesday morning. Everything was perfectly safe when he left and nothing was wrong with the boiler. At 7 o'clock the fat was blown off the still, the taps were opened and when deceased arrived it was his duty to charge or fill up the still with tallow which ran through a pipe into the still. When the indicator showed the letter K steam was turned off. He once knew it go up to the letter M, which was dangerous. If it got over K steam blew off through the safety valve A fitter is kept on the premises, and examines the machinery. Witness had not the slightest idea of Ihe cause of the explosion and could not surmise what Paul wanted the ladder for. The boiler for supplying the exploded still was used exclusively for it. The charge of fat in the feed head was not enough to fill the still and therefore deceased could not have overcharged it. A small leak occurred some months ago in the bottom, but it was repaired by the boiler makers. Deceased was a seaman before he carne to work at the factory. The part that gave way is the part deceased always thought was strongest. To a Juryman - We could shut off the steam from the still without going to the steam boiler. The pressure on the latter was about 10 lb to the square inch. He had seen extra weights of lead put on to the safely valve To the Coroner- The deceased was very cautious in working the still, and never had an accident. To Mr Roberts -Thorne, the fireman, had to attend to five boilers, four close together, and one about 30 yards away. To a Juryman-The safety valve was weighted to 10 lb to the square inch, and he had seen it blowing off at that pressure. The boiler had been tested in Paris in 1870. The letters represented 10 lb of pressure. The letter K therefore represented 110 lb of pressure. To Mr Mitchell - If the pressure went over K the safety valve would blow off. He had experience working these stills in Paris and Brussels and the pressure was invariably 140 lb. On the afternoon before the occurrence he spoke to the deceased, who sald everything was going on all right. If the pressure went up to the highest point, and the safety valve was closed, he did not think it would explode as the body of steam would not be of sufficient force. The fracture occurred in a circle in the solid copper, and not near the rivets. There was no doubt steam caused the explosion, but in what manner it was impossible for him to say. Did not think any other explosive had been introduced into the still, but it was possible such could be done. An engineer named Sarger effected the repairs to the safety valve. Witness could give no reason for deceased requiring a ladder No portions of the ladder have been found George Payne Clarke said he was manager at the Apollo Company's works and had held the position since 1873. The deceased was in the employ of the company for six years, and was a careful steady man. Witness was in Melbourne when the occurrence took place. The exploded still was placed in its position in 1872 and the plan produced showed its construction. It was l 0 ft in length and 4ft in diameter. It was in the form of a long cylinder, dome ends, and double rivetted. It was made in Paris, in accordance with specifications drawn by Seraphin the French engineer. It was generally in good working order but leaked once or twice at some of the rivets. Boilermakers were sent to repair the defects, and on one occasion a small patch was put on near the bottom. The valves and cocks have been replaced and repaired. The safety valve was repaired at the beginning of the year. There is an engineer on the premises and he makes inspections and repairs. Witness had not inspected the damaged boiler as instructions had been given not to remove anything except what was dangerous. Witness could not give the slightest explanation of the cause of the explosion. To Mr Roberts - The boiler had been examined, but had not been tested except by ordinary work. It had been in constant work since 1876. Thomas Duncan an engineer and fitter, deposed,- Am employed at the works and required to look after the machinery and do all repairs. The exploded still was examined about eight or nine weeks ago. The safety valve was in good working order The still was tested at the beginning of the year up to 110 lb. In his opinion the still would withstand a pressure of 300 lb or 100 lb to the square inch. He examined the still after the boiler makers had been at work some weeks previously. He could not form any idea of the cause of the explosion. To a Juryman- He had never seen the pressure over 150 lb, except when it was tested. To Mr Roberts -He was responsible for general inspection and repairs. There were two other engineers on the works. To the Coroner - It is not too much work for one man to look after the five boilers. George Thorne, fireman said he was standing near the boiler and close to the still when it exploded. He was in the act of putting on the feed at the time. The deceased turned on steam at 7 a m , and at 10 minutes past carne to see what pressure waa on, and in about half an hour afterwards the explosion took place. When it went off, the gauge showed the pressure to be 110 lb or at the letter K, and the safety valves wore in good working order Had it gone over K, the valves would have shown it. He could not form any opinion as to the cause of the explosion. John Mclntyre, boilermaker, said he repaired the exploded still about two months ago. He tested it afterwards, and found it in proper working order. To Mr Roberts -He tested the boiler with the hammer, and could tell where any weak spot existed. G Clarke manager, re-examined by the coroner, said the deceased must havo been standing close to the boiler, and been carried upwards by the explosion. The Coroner briefly summed up, pointing out that what the jury had to decide was how the deceased met his death. The evidence went to show that he was killed by the explosion, and not by being smothered in the tallow vat. It was very difficult to assign a reason for the bursting of the vessel at all as it appeared every care was taken in testing it, and they could only surmise the cause. So far as the evidence went, no blame could be attached to the management or employees The jury after a brief consultation, returned a verdict that the deceased was accidentally killed by the- bursting of a boiler at the Apollo Candle Factory, but that there was not sufficient evidence to account for the explosion. A rider was added to the effect that in view of the number of factories being established in the locality, the Government should appoint an inspector of boilers.

Free Settlers to Australia

Abner George Couchman Age 27 Birth year 1852 Ship Name Carnatic Port of Departure London Port of Arrival Rockhampton Queensland Arrival Date 5 Feb 1879 Mary Jane Starr (born Short), mother of Jessie Euphemia Starr Free Settler "Malvina Vidal" 1853 1832 - 1902 Thomas Arthur Starr, Free Settler "Queen Victoria" 1841 Jessie's father 1822 - 1902 Mark Tattersall, Free Settler “Palmyra” 1859; Mary Tattersall Wife:Isabella Tattersall (born Watson), Free Settler “MaryAnn” 1857 Children: Sarah Gunther (born Tattersall), Free Settler “MaryAnn” 1857 Mark Tattersall, Free Settler “MaryAnn” 1857 Robert Tattersall Mary Sowter (bornRobert Tattersall, Free Settler “Palmyra” 1859 William Tattersall, Free Settler “Palmyra” 1859 Portland GUARDIAN January,30, 1857:The following appeared in the shipping intelligence: Arrived-January 28.-Mary Ann, 723 tons, from London, with 291 immigrants. Lambert, commander. In the shipping notices we find the following :-The ship Mary Ann, Lambert, 723 tons, from Plymouth, 13th November, with 291 immigrants, under the charge of Dr George Tallais, surgeon superintendent, arrived in the Bay on Wednesday last. There have been on board 4 births and 5 deaths of children. She has made a good passage, Spoke the Kossuth from London to Melbourne,112 days out, two days before arrival; and on the 23rd December, the Stag, from Leub to Adelaide. She also brings about 50 tons cargo. In the domestic intelligence there appears: The Mary Ann-This fine emigrant ship, under the skillful commander, Captain C. F. Lambert,arrived in port last Wednesday. Her passage from Plymouth to Cape Bridgewater was an excellent one. She made the land at Cape Bridgewater in 73days 9 hours mean time; was becalmed outside 48 hours. The Mary Ann ran down much of her longitude in 52 deg, South, where many icebergs were observed. She was hove to in a dense fog one night, and under easy sail two days. The run from Tristan Da Cunha to land was in the remarkable short time of 31 days. The immigrants brought by the Mary Ann are all healthy, in good condition and were well conducted throughout the passage. The excellent manner in which they are brought out does great credit to the sur- geon superintendent, Dr. Tallais. The immigrants are all landed this day and are thus classified. 56 married men; 56 married women; 98 single men; 18 singlewomen; 45 children,1 to 12, 17 infants, 293, total equal to 25 1/2 statue adults; 4 births; 5 deaths, very young children, on the voyage. Thomas Smith was born on 11 February 1842. He migrated to Australia at the age of 20. Record of his travel to Australia Thomas Smith Arrival Age 20 Departure Place London Arrival Date 26 Aug 1863 Arrival Place Melbourne Ship Pegasus Record of his travel by ship from Melbourne to Sydney