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Catherine INGLESON, daughter of Henry INGLESON ( - ) and unknown INGLESON ( - ), was born c. 1833. She emigrated from The Downs, England on 2 Jul 1851.1 2 |
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Arrived on AUSTRALASIA 3/10/1851 as Catherine Ingleton, age 18, housemaid, along with sister Ann. On 13/10/1851 employed as Kate Ingledon, term 12 months, by James Gibson, Esq.,Circular Head. James Gibson was the Manager of the VDL Company at "Highfield", Circular Head, in 1842 • Vals. 1858 has a James Alexander Gibson as owning uncleared land ,640 acres adjoining Circular Head • Vals. 1858 has uncleared land at Black River owned by James R Gibson, in England • P.O. 1892-3 has Hon. James Gibson, MLC, JP, as farmer, Epping Forest • Vals. 1861 has another entry mentioning executors of James Alexander Gibson There is a record in the Cornwall Chronicle Newspaper of 21 April 1852 of a Catherine Ingleton arriving at Launceston from Circular Head on board the ship "City of Sydney" in April 1852, which would indicate that she was still serving the 12 month contract with the Van Diemen's Land Company3,4.
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Henry INGLESON5 was a Farmer.5 He married unknown INGLESON. |
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unknown INGLESON has few details recorded about her. She and Henry INGLESON had the following children: |
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Catherine INGLESON (c. 1833- ) |
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Anne INGLESON (1834-1893). Anne was born on 7 May 1834 in Yorkshire.6 5 She emigrated from The Downs, England on 2 Jul 1851.1 2 She was a servant. She was Anglican. She married Benjamin Gaffee JONES on 30 Apr 1859 in Parish Church, Deloraine, Tasmania. Source: Tasmanian Pioneer Index, and Marriage registration from 37/17 , ÊNo. 694, Widow, Gaffer - clerk. Anne died on 11 Dec 1893 in 31 Lawson St. Balmain.5 7 General Tuberculosis 5 months. Anne was buried on 13 Dec 1893 in Rookwood Cemetery C of E. Area:zone B Section:RRR Grave No. 920.5 8 Informant JW Jones. Grave now indiscernible-RK Nov 2017. Anne had a relationship with Joseph THWAITE. She had a relationship with Benjamin LAWS. |
asmania Government Tas govt Archives, Assisted Immigrant Ships 1832-1889-Linc Tasmania Guide to the public records of Tasmania, records relating to free immigration, (LINC Tasmania).
The Times- Female emigration to Van Diemen's land.
The Tasmanian Royal Kalendar and Almanack 1849, (Archive CD Books Australia).
Index to Passenger Arrivals and Departures from early Launcston Newspapers 1829-1865, (Tas Family History Society Launceston Branch).
Death Registration Eliza Ann Jones - transcription.
Kenneth Frederick Knight, letter from Ken F Knight 4/1/97.
Sydney Morning Herald.
Rookwood Cemetery - Anglican and General Cemetery Trusts, Burial of Eliza Ann Jones: Rookwood cemetery "Search for a Grave ".