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| Title |
Arrival Year |
Ship Name | Story | Panel # |
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| CLEMENTS Family | MALOJA |
In the 1950's Harry & Dorothy were both members of the Albany Light Opera company and son Raymond was well known at the time as a dance... |
27 | |
| CONNOLLY, John | 1829 | SULPHUR |
Pte. of the 63 Regiment. Married Mary Spice 1831, died aged 52 yrs - killed after being thrown from his horse. Buried Upper Swan - All Saints... |
49 |
| CHRISTMASS, George | 1829 | CALISTA |
George (aged 31) and Elizabeth arrived in 1829 with four of their children. The family became pioneer settlers in the new harsh environment of the... |
84 |
| COCKMAN, James | 1829 | CALISTA |
Arrived WA as indentured servant to George Leake. Married Mary Ann Roper 18/03/1830. 1837 moved to Perth 1852 moved to Wanneroo. Worked for George... |
88 |
| COUSINS, Ann Catherine | 1829 | GILMORE |
Daughter of Lieut. John Cousins of the East India Maritime Service. She married George Shenton in 1838 and they had eleven children, including Sir... |
111 |
| CRANE Family | 1829 | GILMORE |
John Benjamin Crane, wife Elizabeth and four children. Youngest daughter Sarah Ann married Henry Tichbon 26/05/1849 (see Tichbon family arrived... |
127 |
| COOKE, John Taylor | 1829 | LOTUS |
Carpenter, builder & contractor. Worked in Albany early 1830's. Selected land at 'Katrine' near Northam. Imported first steam mill &... |
186 |
| CRIDDLE (CRITTAL), William | 1829 | CAROLINE |
William (many different spellings of his surname - see publication, “William & Elizabeth Criddle” by Roy Criddle) was an indentured servant... |
291 |
| COOK, Thomas George | 1830 | ROCKINGHAM |
1838 employed as a servant to John Hancock, farmer, Toodyay. Married Cecilia Nichilson (widow), who was born 1819. Had 11 children. 1840's... |
1 |
| COOPER, Joseph & Elizabeth | 1830 | WARRIOR |
Granted 640 acres in the Murray district. Built a mill at Yunderup, still standing. Joseph died by accident when his bullock cart wheel passed... |
84 |
| COWCHER, Dr GSF & Family | 1830 | MEDINA |
First settled and set up Dr's practice in Fremantle, then too up land in Guildford, several months later. Sons ventured south farming land near... |
92 |
| CLARKSON, Michael | 1830 | TRANBY |
A member of the first group of Methodists to arrive in WA. Farmed mainly in York and Toodyay. More details available from The Tranby Clarkson a... |
321 |
| CURTIS, Anthony B | 1830 | MEDINA |
Son of William & Mary. Joined the Royal Navy at age 12. Worked his passage as a steward on the 'Medina'. Established himself as a ship owner... |
372 |
| COATES, Jane Eliza | 1834 | JAMES PATTISON |
Jane-Eliza Coates (1821-1872) and brother William (both orphans) arrived on the same boat as Governor Stirling and she subsequently worked for him... |
218 |
| CHAPMAN, Thomas George | 1835 | GIRAFFE |
Worked as an apprentice to Lt. Henry Bull in Upper Swan, and later as a Shepherd in the Leschenault area near Bunbury. Gradually acquired own... |
67 |
| CURTIS, Mary | 1835 | FANNY |
Born in England, Mary Bishop married William Curtis on 29/9/1782 at St James Westminster. William, a carpenter, died when their five children were... |
372 |
| CURTIS, Poll Susannah Eliza | 1835 | FANNY |
The Back Family were Swan River Pioneers. Poll Curtis is the wife of Edward George Back. |
379 |
| COOK, Solomon | 1840 | MAYFLOWER |
Jumped off American whaling ship Mayflower. Helped build vessels 'Chance', 'Vulcan', 'Emma Sherratt' & 'Fairy'. The 'Fairy' vessel controversy... |
ALBANY |
| CAPORN, Samuel & Ann | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
On the ship Samuel was responsible for 18 Pankhurst boys and was paid 5 gold sovereigns. The journey took 111 days direct from London. The barque... |
150 |
| CAPORN, Edward | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
Came to Fremantle with his mother & father - Samuel & Anne Caporn and other siblings. |
254 |
| CAPORN Family | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
Samuel & Anne arrived with their 9 children, Sarah, Catherine, Elizabeth, Frederick, William, Henry, Edward, James & Louisa. Cecila was... |
304 |
| CATHOLIC PRIESTS OF PERTH | 1846 | ELIZABETH |
In 1843 the first two Catholic Priests Brady and Joostens arrived in Albany. In 1846 28 missionaries including eight priests arrived in Fremantle... |
35 |
| CHURCHILL, Elizabeth | 1849 | MARY |
Accompanied family as nursemaid. Married Haycock James HUTTON, shoemaker, 24/01/1850. Relocated to Busselton farm with infant Caroline.... |
153 |
| CRAIG, Sam & Mary | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Built the Castle Hotel in York. Owned hotels in Beverly & Cossack. Town councillor. His family owned & ran the Castle Hotel until 1995... |
30 |
| CARTER, William | 1850 | SCINDIAN |
Convict no. 8 Age 24 Single Offence: Horse Dealing Convicted 18.10.1847, Sentence 15 years. Religion Protestant. Married Lucy Nash 7.2.1853.... |
42 |
| COCKRAM, Richard & Betsy | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Elizabeth Cockram (nee Buckingham) her two brothers, (Thomas & John) & their families travelled together from Devon. Richard Cockram... |
100 |
| CREAM, Timothy & Maryanne | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Timothy's first employment in Australia was in the building of Fremantle goal. The family eventually settled in Geraldton where they farmed. |
125 |
| COOK, Ann | 1850 | SOPHIA |
(See Thomas Abbs Cook). Nee Harmer, daughter of James Harmer and Sarah (nee Weldon) |
164 |
| COOK, Emma | 1850 | SOPHIA |
In 1857, departed to Victoria with father and mother, Thomas Abbs and Ann, brothers Robert and John. Married Charles Farmer in Victoria, 1888. One... |
164 |
| COOK, Harriet | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Also known as Hannah. |
164 |
| COOK, John | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Married Esther Pitches, with whom he had 9 children. In 1857 migrated to Victoria with his father and mother, Thomas Abbs and Ann, brother Robert... |
164 |
| COOK, Mary A | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Eldest daughter of Thomas Abbs and Ann (nee Harmer). In 1853, Fremantle, married John Tapper (1831/1895), son of Daniel and Ann. Children, John (b... |
164 |
| COOK, Robert G | 1850 | SOPHIA |
After 7 years in WA, moved to Victoria with his parents Thomas Abbs and Ann, brother John and sister Emma. Married Martha Woods in Victoria in... |
164 |
| COOK, Thomas A | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Thomas and his wife Ann (nee Harmer) and their six children initially settled in Perth. A seventh child was born after their arrival. In 1887... |
164 |
| COOK, Thomas A (Jnr) | 1850 | SOPHIA |
Married Honora Rea (b 1829 Ire) in 1857, raising 8 children, 4 boys & 4 girls with DOB's between 1860 and 1872. |
164 |
| CORNELLY, Farrell & Bridget | 1852 | WILLIAM JARDINE |
Brigid & Farrell Cornelly migrated to Australia from Ireland. Farrell was a member of the Pensioner Guard. The family settled in Port Gregory... |
210 |
| COKER, Joseph & Elizabeth | 1852 | WILL WATCH |
Joseph Palmer Coker & Elizabeth Coker (Hyman) from Devon, England arrived in Fremantle in 1852 on “Will Watch” with children Harriet,... |
279 |
| CONNELL, Denis | 1853 | PHOEBE DUNBAR |
Christened 12/11/1832. Parents William Connell and Margaret Barrett. Convicted of stealing at the age of 20. Sent to WA for a 7 year jail term.... |
47 |
| COONAN, Thomas & Mary | 1853 | TRAVANCORE |
Given a parcel of land to farm by the Swan Colony plus a ticket of leave man to help farm the land |
42 |
| COVERLEY, William | 1853 | PYRENEES |
William Coverley, a 27 year old English labourer was sentenced on the 6 April 1850 to be transported to the Swan River Colony for the offence of... |
92 |
| CASTLE, Thomas Henry | 1853 | PYRENEES |
Thomas H Castle married Mary McConnell at Busselton 15/06/1856. The couple settled on land at Upper Capel via Kirup in 1862 and named it... |
134 |
| CRONIN, Patrick & Family | 1855 | BERKSHIRE |
Bricklayer by trade. Enrolled Pensioner Guard, stationed at Canning as a Police Constable in charge of convict road parties. Died at son's... |
160 |
| COOPER, George & Sarah | 1857 | CITY OF BRISTOL | 293 | |
| CONNORS, Catherine | 1859 | WEST AUSTRALIAN |
Married John Wilks. |
484 |
| COSTELLO, William | 1865 | RACEHORSE |
Migrated as an enrolled pensioner guard. Married with family. Formerly a private in Royal Canadian Rifles. Previously embarked for Fremantle on... |
334 |
| CAESAR, Frederick | 1871 | STRATHMORE |
Frederick was the Publican for the Pier Hotel in Cliff Street when he settled, then the Emerald Isle which became the Hotel Orient in High Street... |
159 |
| CAVE, Annie | 1876 | DAYLIGHT | 259 | |
| CRAWLEY, Philip H | 1881 | LADY DOUGLAS |
Rev Philip Henry Crawley was sent to Perth to be the Pastor for Trinity Church, St Georges Terrace, Perth. |
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| COOKE, R & M | 1883 | HASTINGS | 436 | |
| COOPER, George Boon | 1884 | KINGDOM OF SAXONY |
His son Henry James Cooper accompanied him. |
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