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| Title |
Arrival Year |
Ship Name | Story | Panel # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARRETT-LENNARD, Edward P | 1829 | MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA |
Edward Pomeroy Barrett-Lennard brought from England six labourers, farm animals and building materials. He was allotted 2906 acres on Upper Swan... |
93 |
| BARRON, Edward & Jane | 1829 | SULPHUR |
Edward Barron was Colour Sergeant of the 63rd regiment. He, his wife Jane and three children arrived on the "Sulphur". Another boy, born in the... |
112 |
| BROWN, Peter & Caroline | 1829 | PARMELIA |
First Colonial Secretary 1829-1846. Changed his name to Broun after arriving. Is depicted in the painting 'Foundation of Perth' by George Pitt-... |
232 |
| BEACHAM, Jane | 1829 | LOTUS |
Jane Beacham arrived with her parents, William & Mary Ann Beacham & four other siblings. 3 months later, her mother died at Clarence... |
249 |
| BEACHAM, William & Mary | 1829 | LOTUS |
William arrived in WA aboard the 'Lotus' on the 6 October 1829 with his wife Mary & their 5 children. He was indentured to Col. Latour. After... |
276 |
| BICKLEY, Wallace Samuel | 1830 | PROTECTOR |
Granted land 4000acres, Avon River Rottnest Island - raised horsed for Indian market also farming. Married Marianne Thomson - went to Calcutta... |
113 |
| BATEMAN, John & Mary Ann | 1830 | MEDINA |
Granted land in Fremantle & Beverley. Became Publican & Storekeeper. Was 1833 Schoolmaster, Bailiff, Assistant Harbour Master, Deputy... |
231 |
| BLECHYNDEN, Harrison | 1830 | MINSTREL |
Blechynden name records from 1272. Quarington Manor & Blechyden Manor Headcorn Kent. With cousin George. Married Charlotte Augusta Robus. Swan... |
332 |
| BETTS, Susan | 1830 | ROCKINGHAM |
Susan produced 14 children. 12 children reaching maturity. Had a kindly disposition and her many good deeds endeared herself to all who had the... |
389 |
| BEST, George & Sarah | 1830 | WARRIOR | 414 | |
| BLYTHE, James | 1833 | JANE |
Soldier 21st Regiment. Carpenter employed by Re. J.R. Wollaston to build ST. Mark's Church Picton. Married Bunbury 19.03.1843 to Comfort Stanton... |
14 |
| BACK, Edward George | 1835 | FANNY |
The Back Family were Swan River Pioneers. |
379 |
| BROWN, Henry & Susannah | 1839 | MONTREAL |
Doctor Henry Brown and wife arrived 1839. He was appointed Hospital Assistant in 1840. Later settled in York and after his wife died he moved with... |
174 |
| BATT, Joseph | 1840 | WESTMORELAND |
Pioneer. Built several water mills in the colony and established Paradise at Bedfordale and the Chestnuts at Jarrahdale. Involved in sandalwood... |
45 |
| BYFIELD, Edward JH | 1840 | WESTMORELAND |
Edward John Harold Byfield arrived in 1840, one of 31 passengers on the WESTMORELAND. He married Jane Eliza Coates the following year. Edward was... |
223 |
| BUTCHER, William | 1841 | STERLING |
Pioneer, arrived as 13 year old youth via Childrens' Friend Society. Origins unknown. From shepherd to farmer and landowner. Married Marian Horton... |
45 |
| BACKSHALL, William & Lydia | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
Market Gardeners. The family settled in West Perth/Osborne Park and had market gardens on the current Scitech site. Eldest son Reuben left to... |
48 |
| BAGSHAW, John & Hannah | 1843 | SUCCESS | 90 | |
| BELL, Robert | 1843 | SUCCESS |
Agricultural labourer for William Locke Brockman on "Herne Hill". Became small farmer at Ellenbrook. Married widow, Maria Smith (nee Bateman) in... |
110 |
| BUTCHER, William | 1844 | GANGES |
Born into soldiering family. Sailed with tag saying some christian please take care of him plus 2 shillings and sixpence. 1852 married Marian... |
41 |
| BRIGGS, Thomas E | 1847 | JAVA |
Came as a Private in the 96th Regiment from England via Tasmania. Married Catherine Tapping (nee Caporn). Lived in Fremantle, Cottesloe. |
319 |
| BYRNE, Edmund Keane | 1848 | ORIENT |
Received a Pardon at 10yrs of age from Queen Victoria, before being sent to the Swan River Colony. He was indentured to Saul Spice of Upper Swan.... |
100 |
| BYRNE, Edmund K | 1848 | ORIENT |
Parkhurst boy, who on arrival, was indentured to a Mr Saul Spice of Upper Swan on 13th April 1848. 9 April 1860 he married Amelia Jones, daughter... |
101 |
| BUTTERLY, James | 1849 | MEROPE |
James Butterly born in Houghton Hampshire England, arrived from London, as an indentured labourer to work for W. Chidlow at Northam. James married... |
215 |
| BEATTY, John Bateman | 1849 | BESSIE ROBINSON |
John Beatty arrived in Fremantle with Sappers Corps of the Imperial Army and was given a free discharge to settle in the Australian Colony.... |
413 |
| BUCKINGHAM, Thomas | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Grazed cattle in the Roleystone District and later cut timber with a water driven sawmill. Original house still stands near bridge over Canning... |
40 |
| BAKER, James | 1850 | SCINDIAN |
Convicted in Exeter in 1847 for stealing fowls and received 14 years. Wife Charlotte daughter Jane and son Joseph arrived at Fremantle 06/11/1852... |
57 |
| BRANSON, William | 1850 | SCINDIAN |
Convict No 3 - was given a pardon for not mutineering, 3 other convicts tried. William Branson & policeman up and left them at Blackwall... |
123 |
| BONSER, John | 1851 | MINDEN |
Sent out at age 21, for 7 years transportation. Convicted of a felony (stealing 60lbs of lead from the shed of the local cricket ground). His... |
106 |
| BROWN, William | 1851 | PYRENEES |
Convict number 508, ticket of leave 28/06/1851. Coxswain for Fremantle Water Police, Blacksmith, Sailmaker, Hotel Publican (Licenced) Cliff Street... |
388 |
| BRITTAIN, James, Ann & Family | 1852 | RALEIGH |
James had clay pits in the Queens Gardens. He was a mason. He built a lockup and the Court House in Perth. He built kilns and supplied bricks... |
150 |
| BRITTAIN, Robert & Susannah | 1852 | RALEIGH |
Sailed for colony of South Australia on the FRANCES, arrived Port Adelaide on 24/10/1856. Susannah followed on the CW BRADLEY arriving 24/08/1957... |
150 |
| BODDINGTON, Thomas | 1852 | MARION |
Having arrived as a convict 30/1/1852, was given ticket of leave 16/3/1853. The second 'D' to surname was added when son Alfred was married on 2/9... |
262 |
| BARRATT, Enoch P | 1852 | WILLIAM JARDINE |
Enoch had been convicted of stealing & was sentenced to 10 years transportation. Following Ticket of Leave 1853 became Head of Public Park... |
264 |
| BRITTAIN, James | 1852 | RALEIGH |
James Brittain was a Brickmaker/Builder. He established a brickworks & kiln in Queens Gardens. Amongst his buildings were the Cloisters, The... |
281 |
| BUSHER, James & Ellen | 1852 | RALEIGH |
The couple brought their four children with them, James, John, Richard & Thomas. John aged about 2 years, died shortly after they arrived in... |
429 |
| BALDWIN, John (Joseph) | 1853 | PYRENEES |
Family Baldwin dates back to pre-1825 Stafford, England. John, a soldier and prison officer at Fremantle Prison married Mary McDonnell. Their... |
11 |
| BALDWIN John (Joseph) | 1853 | PYRENEES |
Family Baldwin dates back to pre 1825 Stafford, England. John, soldier and prison officer at Fremantle Prison married Mary McDonnell. Their... |
11 |
| BUCKLAND, Sylvanus | 1853 | DUDBROOK |
Sylvanus came as a convict from England, after being sentenced to 10 years transportation for theft of a silver watch. He married Mary Wallace in... |
58 |
| BALDWIN, John & Family | 1853 | PYRENEES |
Member of Fremantle Detachment Enrolled Pensioner Guards. John B-1811 D-1874 accompanied by Spouse: Mary Baldwin (McDonell) B-1829 D-1913 and... |
139 |
| BODDINGTON, Eliza & Family | 1854 | ESMERALDA |
Eliza came out as a Free Settler on the ship 'Esmeralda' with 8 children on 14/10/1854. Husband Thomas was a convict who arrived on the Marion in... |
262 |
| BELL, Mary A | 1854 | ESMERALDA |
Mary Ann came to Australia with her children (Mary aged 3yrs & Sarah aged 1yr) to join her husband (James Hector Bell) who was convicted of... |
321 |
| BRAND, George | 1855 | STAG |
George Brand (convict) sentenced to 14 years for theft in Edinburgh, Scotland. Ticket of Leave date 02/04/1856. Wife Isabella & 4 children... |
281 |
| BUNTER, Luke & Mary Jane | 1856 | UNKNOWN |
Arrived as an Enrolled Pensioner Guard with wife & 2 children. Formerly a Private in Royal Marines. Had 7 children altogether. Entered by... |
319 |
| BILBROUGH, William | 1856 | RUNNYMEDE |
Convict no. 4129. 25 years of age. Ticket of Freedom 13/12/1869, Albany. |
484 |
| BAESJOU, Joannes Antonius | 1857 | FERDINANDINA EMMA |
Dr JA Baesjou was the first permanent government Medical Officer in Albany 1857-1867. He was the first Doctor in private practice in Albany and... |
ALBANY |
| BEARD, Moses & Mary | 1857 | CITY OF BRISTOL |
Brother Moses and Cornelius along with families - 5 children between them - head to Northam. They took up 60 acres to farm together, worked hard,... |
23 |
| BLAYNEY, David & Rachel | 1857 | CITY OF BRISTOL |
David was a teamster for JS Davis - Dairying, Mt Pleasant. Aquired farms 'Eastbrook', 'Winding Dell', Moonyoonooka until 1911. Rachel - skilled... |
249 |
| BAKER, Henry | 1861 | PALMERSTON |
Henry Baker married Ann McMahon and had five surviving children, John, Michael, Joseph, Theresa and Annie. |
64 |
| BAKER, Henry | 1861 | PALMERSTON | 75 |