William CROOK (1870-1936)

William CROOK, son of William CROOK (1842-1918) and Mary Ann DAVISON (1844-1920), was born in 1870 in Redfern.¹ He married Ellen J MAGUIRE in 1896 in Sydney.¹ He died on 24 Apr 1936 in Redfern.¹ He was buried in Apr 1936 in Catholic Mortuary, Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood.² ² William and his wife and son are buried very close to his father and mother, William and Mary Ann. Grave No: 1936, Section C, Row 21, Grave 1413/1414, Catholic Mortuary 2 & 3, Rookwood Cemetery.

Burial Inscrip: 1936, William Crook, Father of Francis, aged 66. [Buried with his wife Ellen and son Francis].

Ellen J MAGUIRE¹ died on 13 Apr 1949 in Sydney.¹ She was buried in Apr 1949 in Catholic Mortuary.² Grave No: 1949, Section C, Row 21, Grave 1413/1414, Catholic Mortuary 2 & 3, Rookwood Cemetery.

Gravestone Inscrip: 1949, Ellen Crook, Wife of William and Mother of Francis, aged 74. [Buried with her husband William and son Francis].²

Ellen J MAGUIRE and William CROOK had the following children:

Francis B CROOK (c. 1898-1911). Francis was born c. 1898. He died on 21 Jul 1911 in Sydney.² He was buried in Jul 1911 in Catholic Mortuary.² Grave No: 1911, Section C, Row 21, Grave 1413/1414, Catholic Mortuary 2 & 3, Rookwood Cemetery. Gravestone Inscrip: 21 July 1911, Francis B Crook, aged 13, erected by parents.

Second Generation

William CROOK, son of Henry Patrick CROOK and Mary FOLEY, was born on 20 Nov 1842 in Maitland, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.³ ⁴ He was baptised in Dec 1842 in Roman Catholic Church, Maitland.² He married Mary Ann DAVISON in 1867 in Cohen Street, West Maitland, [House of James Munro], Colony of New South Wales, Australia.⁴ ² He died on 15 Apr 1918.⁴ ¹ ² ² Senile Decay, Myocardial Degeneration. William was buried on 17 Apr 1918 in Rookwood Asylum, Lidcombe Municipality, New South Wales, Australia.² Grave No: 1918, Section E, Row 1, Grave 5, Catholic Mortuary 2 & 3, Rookwood Cemetery. Burial Gravestone Inscrip: 1918, William Crook, Our Father, aged 74. [Buried with his wife Mary Ann.

"Birth Reg No: Bet. 1842 - 1843, ? no rego found, a William s of John & Mary 1842/235/54/1842 only, not correct"

Occupation 1: 1867, Boot Maker [noted on marriage certificate to Mary Ann Davison].911 Occupation 2: 1918, Boot Finisher, Old Age Pensioner, male aged 75

Residence 1: Bet. 1842 - 1856, Maitland , N.S.W.914,915 Residence 2: 1867, Russell Street, West Maitland, Northumberland County, Colony of New South Wales, Australia. Residence 3: 1918, Late of 31 Hugo Street, Redfern, N.S.W²

Mary Ann DAVISON,⁴ ² daughter of Joseph DAVISON and Catherine CASEY, was born on 12 Mar 1844 in Patrick Plains, New South Wales, Australia.² She died on 16 Aug 1920 in N.S.W.¹ She was buried in Aug 1920 in Catholic Mortuary, Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood.² Grave No: 1920, Section E, Row 1, Grave 5, Catholic Mortuary 2 & 3.

Residence 1: 1867, George Street, Singleton, NSW, [noted on marriage certificate].920 Residence 2: 1918, 31 Hugo Street, Redfern, N.S.W.²

William CROOK and Mary Ann DAVISON had the following children:

		John H CROOK (1867-bef1918). John was born in 1867 in Maitland.¹ He married Emily SPRING in 1897 in Sydney.¹ He died bef 1918.
		James C CROOK (1868-1934). James was born in 1868 in Redfern.¹ He married Agnes BRENNAN in 1895 in Redfern, Sydney, Australia.² He died in 1934 in Kogarah, Sydney, NSW.²
1		William CROOK (1870-1936)
		Mary CROOK (1872-1873). Mary was born on 25 Oct 1872 in Sydney.¹ She was baptised on 22 Jan 1873 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.² She died in 1873 in Sydney.¹
		Thomas Joseph CROOK (c. 1873-1937). Thomas was born c. 1873 in Sydney.² He married Elizabeth NAUGHTON in 1900 in Sydney. He died in 1937 in Sydney.
		Alice Henrietta CROOK (1877-1883). Alice was born on 30 Jun 1877 in Redfern.¹ ² She was baptised on 26 Aug 1877 in Sydney.² She died on 25 Apr 1883 in Redfern.¹ She was buried in Apr 1883 in Old Catholic Mortuary, Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood.² Buried with sister Emily Ann Crook. Grave No: 1883, Section C, Row 15, Grave 390. Gravestone Inscrip: 1883, Alice Henrietta Crook, 5 years 10 months.
		Ada Mary CROOK (1879-aft1918). Ada was born in 1879 in Redfern.¹ She was baptised on 20 Sep 1879 in Sydney.² Christened Ida Mary Crook. Ada married Robert KELLY in 1898 in Sydney.¹ She died aft 1918.²
		Emily Ann CROOK (1885-1885). Emily was born in 1885 in Redfern. She died on 25 Oct 1885 in Redfern.¹ She was buried in Oct 1885 in Old Catholic Mortuary, Rookwood Cemetery.² Buried next to her sister Alice Crook. Inscrip: 1885, Emily Ann Crook, 3 months old.
		Maud C CROOK (1889-1908). Maud was born in 1889 in Redfern.¹ She married John C RENOUF in 1907 in Sydney.¹ She died on 3 Oct 1908 in Sydney.¹ She was buried in Oct 1908 in Catholic Mortuary, Rookwood Cemetery.² , Buried next to Parents, Mary and William Crook. - Inscription: 1908, Maud Renouf, wife of John Renouf 19 years and 2 months.
		Ruby M CROOK (1890-1891). Ruby was born in 1890 in Leichardt, Sydney, N. S. W.¹ She died in 1891 in Leichardt.¹

Third Generation

Henry Patrick CROOK, son of Joseph CROOK and Elizabeth J BRIDGENS, was born on 17 Mar 1800 in Parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal Green, Borough of Tower Hamlets, London, England.⁴ ¹ ² He was baptised on 15 May 1805 in St Matthew, Bethnal Green.³ ² ² 16 Aug 1843 re baptised in Catholic Church West Maitland R.C. Church. Henry was a carpenter. He was educated at could read and write.³ He was R.C.⁴ He married Mary FOLEY on 24 Mar 1832 in St. Philip's, Sydney.³ Vol. V1832948 16, Reg. yr. 1832 Reg. no. 0. NSW Pioneers marriages. Henry died on 7 Jul 1886 in Macquarie Street, Asylum, Parramatta, N.S.W., Australia.⁴ ² .8614../..1886. Bronchitis. Henry was buried on 8 Jul 1886 in Roman Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood, N.S.W.⁴ ² Grave No: 2004, The Catholic Office states there are no surviving records of a burial for Henry Crook, paperwork illedgible or lost, most probably given a paupers grave.

A FULL DESCRIPTION OF THIS FAMILY IS CONTAINED IN SOURCE 346AND SOURCE 347 : The "Descendants of Joseph Crook" research by Grant Franklyn-Smith is the best reference for this family line.

Henry's father, Joseph Crook, deserted the British army, was court martialled with a sentence of life, and transported in 1807 to Australia on the 'Duke of Portland' and his family came on the accompanying ship 'Young William'. "It is noted on the Reel 722...4/2151.2 at St Philips, Sydney that Henry was married by consent of the Governor to Miss Mary Foley a "Bonded" Irish girl aged 21, he being 35, this would mean he was born around 1797, and came out to Australia a free settler, on the Ship "Young William" in 1809, this would make him Abt 12 yrs old. Henry is noted to have been re-baptised as an adult, this would be due to his wife being a catholic and he a protestant, so he was baptised in the faith of Roman Catholic. 16 August 1843 Henry re-baptised [Henry Patrick] Aged 46, West Maitland Catholic Church, N.S.W. The only death certificate I can find at this point is a Henry Crook ,died 7th July 1886, in Parramatta with no details. Given a Paupers Grave""On his death registration he is noted as being buried in the Roman Catholic Section Rookwood, Rookwood Cemetery has no details of his burial, the office stating that if he was given a paupers grave and given the period, no details were kept"

Colonial Secretary Index, 1788-1825

CROOK, Henry

1821 Sep 8

Carpenter. On list of all persons victualled from H.M. Magazines

Could read and write

"Maitland Entries: for Henry Crook [no certain proof that it is our Henry Crook]. Harry Crook - 25-December-1841 - Maitland [HRG 4987] Found bathing in river, Fined 10 shillings. Henry Crook - 8-April-1843 - Maitland [MM 7286] Supporter for the election of Major Wentworth to the Legislative Council. Maitland Mercury Dated May 29th 1843 the heading is The Supporters Of Major Wentworth , Henry Crook is one of the names on that list. Henry Crook - 28-August-1847 - West Maitland [MM 34614]

Advertising to return a watch he had found on the Race course. Henry Crook - 14-February-1849 - Maitland [MM 51278] Fined 5/- for allowing a cow to stray about the streets. Henry Crook - Petition 1st August 1862, West Maitlad, Government Gazette, NSW 1862/P1409. Henry Crook - Petition 9th July 1863, West Maitlad, Government Gazette, NSW 1863.

It is Noted at the marriage of his son Joseph Henry Crook to Ann Kirkwood in 1863 at Horse Shoe Bend, West Maitland, that he is not mentioned, though his wife is noted as Mrs Mary Crook's Residence. Had he already died? or deserted the family?"

Unclaimed letters in NSW Govt. Gazettes for a Henry Crook in 1835, 1854. Also a Petition signer at West Maitland in 186^2,4,5,6,72

Mary Crook nee Foley gravesite area at Rookwood Cemetery

Mary FOLEY, daughter of Patrick FOLEY, was born in 1807 in Limerick, Ireland.³ She was a Convict. Maid. She was R.C.⁴ She died on 26 Jun 1898 in Newington Asylum, Sydney. Reg. no. 5554. Senile marasmus. Exhaustion. Grave No: 2004, Section 0, Grave no 236, Old Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood. Mary was buried on 28 Jun 1898 in Rookwood cemetery. R.C. section. No record on S.A.G.Rookwood transcriptions.

Notes from Grant Franklyn-Smith:

"Mary Crook, wife of Henry Crook ,was born between 1807-1811 in Limerick, Ireland. Mary Foley was sentenced 7 years at Limerick, on the 7th day of March, 1827 for stealing clothes. She was a nurse girl ( or maid ) aged Abt 20 years old of Roman Catholic Religion, single and could not read or write. She had no former convictions, and her native place of abode was Limerick. Described as being 5 feet 1/2 inch tall. Ruddy fair complexion , light brown hair, hazel eyes, a small perpendicular scar at inner part of her left eyebrow. "IF" on upper part of right arm (probably a birthmark or tattoo). She wasn't transported till four years after her conviction, it is not known where she spent this time, but was finally transported to Australia on the Ship "Palambam" , which left Cork on 23rd March, 1831 arriving in Sydney on 31st July 1831.The Master of the ship was Geo Willis and the accompanying Surgeon Superintendent was James Osborne ( State Archives

Micro Film No 698/3 ) From Convict Films 317-331 Indent No 112 State Archives. On arrival in Sydney she was sent to work for a Mr Jas. Rufsell. It's later noted on the Catholic Church Reel of St Mary, ( Reel no 722 4/2151..4..of 1832), William Baker aged 20 "BONDED" who arrived on the ship "Champion" in 1827, and applied to marry Mary Foley aged 20 . Obviously this did not take place as later noted , at St Philip's Church, Sydney, ( Reel 722...4/2151.2 of 1832) , Application of marriage, with Governor's Consent to Marry,( They had to receive the Governors consent , as she was still on bond for a few more years, Convict permission to marry No 74 State Archives ) ,Mary Foley ,aged 21 "BONDED" , arrived on the ship , "Palambam" in 1831, to Henry Crook, aged 35 yrs, a free , new settler, from Great Britain arrived on the Ship " Young William " in 1809, they were wed on the 24th March 1832, at St Philips Sydney.

Mary received her Certificate of Freedom No 34/1116. Dated 9th September 1834.

It is noted on the 14th October 1856, she attended the birth of her granddaughter, Margaret Hellmers, helping her daughter Elizabeth during Labor, at Maitland. She lived in Maitland from 1838 to 1870.

Noted that the Marriage of her son Joseph Henry Crook and Ann Kirkwood took place at the residence of Mrs Mary Crook of Horse Shoe Bend, West Maitland in 1863.

Mary is noted as the witness [signing her name with a cross] at the wedding of her son Henry Crook, to Selina Sexton on the 1st August 1870, West Maitland. Mary is noted as Mary Crook, Midwife of West Maitland, attending her daughter-in-law Selina Crook during her birth of her son Robert Henry Crook dated 31st August 1870.

"After having a large family and living in Maitland from around 1837, Mary is noted to be still living in Maitland as late as the 1st August 1870, at the wedding of Henry Crook to Selina Sexton, Mary is noted as being a witness signing her name with a cross as her mark Mary X Crook.

The family started to appear in the Redfern area, with daughter Elizabeth Hellmers in Sydney c1858, John and family were in Redfern by 1867, as were William's family in 1868, followed later by Henry and Selina also settling in the Redfern area with their son Robert who wed in Redfern in 1878.

I would say that at a guess Mary finally traveled down to live in Sydney with her sons after 1870, after the marriage of Henry jr, living another 28 years around her children, at least 34 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren that had been born before her death in 1898, including my grandmother Irene Mary Hall who was born in 1895. Mary would spend her last years in Newington Asylum, Sydney, passing away on the 26 June 1898".

Henry probably died Abt 1886. Mary died at Newington Asylum for Old Woman on the 26th June ,1898 aged 88 years old of Senile Marasmus and Exhaustion and was buried in Rookwood ,Roman Catholic Section on 28th June 1898. Leaving only four surviving children Joseph, Elizabeth, John and William."

There is some uncertainty about Mary's age as there is a baptism for mary Foley on 31st december 1806 at St. Michael's in Limerick City to a Cornelius Foley and Ellen Hushen. However she stated her father's name as Patrick^2,3,4.

Henry Patrick CROOK and Mary FOLEY had the following children:

		Joseph Henry CROOK (1833-1917). Joseph was born on 26 Jan 1833 in Sydney.³ ⁴ V1833.175.17../..1833. Joseph was baptised on 24 Feb 1833 in St. Philip's Anglican Church, York Street, Church Hill, Sydney, Colony of New South Wales, Australia. He was a Tabacconist.² He married Anne KIRKWOOD on 27 Oct 1863 in Maitland, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.⁴ ² He died in 1917.⁴ ¹ 9115../..1917.
		Elizabeth CROOK (1836-1902). Elizabeth was born on 10 Jun 1836 in Sydney. .V1836.838.126/1836. Elizabeth was baptised on 10 Jul 1836 in St. Mary-s Cathedral, Sydney. see. R.C. Baptisms 1832-1837. vol 126 no.838. Elizabeth was 1836 - Roman Catholic. 1902Wesleyan.² She married Johann Friedrich HELLMERS on 23 Sep 1855 in Catholic Church, West Maitland, N.S.W.³ She died on 13 May 1902 in Canley Vale, Liverpool, Sydney.³ ³ Regn. no.5722. Cardiac disease. Elizabeth was buried on 14 May 1902 in Rookwood cemetery, Sydney. Old Wesleyan cemetery section 4C grave 270.⁸ ⁹ ¹⁰ ² A double grave shared with her husband John Frederick Hellmers who joined her in 1907.
		Emma CROOK (1838- ). Emma was born in 1838 in Black Creek near Maitland, Colony of New South Wales.³ ⁴ She was baptised in R.C. Church, West Maitland.³
		John Joseph CROOKES (1840-1923). John was born on 29 Dec 1840 in West Maitland, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.³ ⁴ ¹¹ 2554 Vol 121 V1840.2554.121A../..1840. John was baptised on 12 Apr 1841 in Roman Catholic Church, West Maitland, County Northumberland.² He married Mary Ann SHERRARD on 2 Apr 1864 in Durham St., West Maitland, NSW.¹¹ 2337/2197. John died on 27 Sep 1923 in Mental Hospital, Morriset, NSW.⁴ ¹¹ ¹ 19269.
2		William CROOK (1842-1918)
		Henry CROOK (1845-bef1917). Henry was born on 16 Jun 1845 in Maitland, County Northumberland, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.² He was baptised on 30 Jun 1845 in Roman Catholic Church, West Maitland.² He was a Shoemaker. Bootmaker.² He was Roman Catholic. He married Selina SEXTON on 1 Aug 1870 in * St Paul's Church of England, West Maitland.⁴ ² He married Ellen Francis MATTHEWS on 26 Feb 1887 in Redfern, Sydney, NSW. He died btw 1898 and 1917.⁴ ²
		Mary A CROOK (1847-bef1898). Mary was born on 17 Oct 1847 in Maitland.⁴ ¹² Reg V1847.3565.64../..1847. Mary was baptised in Nov 1847 in Roman Catholic Church, Maitland.¹² She was Roman Catholic.¹² She died bef 1898.⁴
		James CROOK (1850-1850). James was born on 12 Jun 1850 in Maitland.⁴ He was baptised on 4 Aug 1850 in Roman Catholic Church, Maitland.² He died in Dec 1850.³ ⁴ He was buried on 2 Dec 1850.

6.	Joseph DAVISON² married Catherine CASEY.

7.	Catherine CASEY² has few details recorded about her. She and Joseph DAVISON had the following children:

Mary Ann DAVISON (1844-1920)

Fourth Generation

Joseph Crook , Ticket of Leave 1810

Joseph Crook Conditional Pardon 1812

Joseph CROOK⁴ ¹ was born c. 1760 in Christ Church Parish, Hampshire, England.¹ ² He was a Convict. Servant. Labourer. Baker. He married Elizabeth J BRIDGENS on 20 Sep 1788 in St. Luke, Old Street, Finsbury, London, Middlesex, England.⁴ ¹ ² ² by Banns. Joseph died in May 1828 in Sydney AsylumSydney, County of Cumberland, Colony of N.S.W., Australia.⁴ ¹

The "Descendants of Joseph Crook" research by Grant Franklyn-Smith is the best reference for this family line.

Joseph Crook was born in Hampshire around 1760 and married Elizabeth Bridgens in London in 1788. They produced 7 children before his Transportation to Australia as a convict, and he died in Sydney in 1828.

Joseph Crook deserted the British army, was court- martialled with a sentence of life, and transported in 1807 to Australia on the 'Duke of Portland' and his family came on the accompanying ship 'Young William'.

"The "Duke of Portland", a convict ship of 192 male prisoners, sailed in the company of the store ship "Young William", carrying Cargo, New Settlers and Visitors and a Regiment of Soldiers, Joseph's family had been able to secure passage on the "Young William" to come to Australia and be close to husband andfather Joseph. They included his wife Elizabeth, sons Joseph, John and Henry, and daughters Elizabeth Margaret, Sarah, and Emma. They are all listed as individual adults travelling except for Henry and Emma who are listed as two children traveling with their mother Elizabeth Crook."

"Joseph Crook voluntarily enlisted in His Majesty's Army and or the Forces of the East India Company, [At this time the English were still at war with the French called the Napoleonic Wars, so many English men were being rounded up for compulsory enlistments to fight in the wars against Napoleon's Army] He did not report for service and so was charged with desertion, he was arrested and faced trial. Joseph Crook was convicted on the 18th March 1806 at Parkhurst Barracks, Isle of Wight, England. He was tried for Desertion by Court Martial and sentenced to Life, and transported on the "Duke of Portland" ,a store ship of 523 tons, [The Master was John Clarke] arriving in Port Jackson, in the Colony of New South Wales on the 27th July 1807, after a voyage of 189 days. "

"Occupation.2.: 08 September 1821, Labourer, Stores. Colonial Secretary Papers.40

Occupation.3.: 1828, Baker.41 Parish: 1828, St. James Parish, Sydney, County of Cumberland.41 Religion: 1828, Church of England, St. James Parish.41 Residence: 1828, Sydney Asylum, Sydney, Colony of N.S.W., Australia.41 "

Convict Education:: 1807, Could read and Write.

Ticket of Leave: 30 July 1810, * Ticket of Leave within the District of Sydney

Convict Pardon:: 29 February 1812, * Crook, Joseph: pardon no 87. Given a Conditional Parden [CP²]

Elizabeth J BRIDGENS,¹ ² daughter of ? BRIDGENS, was born c. 1769 in England.⁴ ¹ She was a Housekeeper.² She married Alexander IKIN in 1811 in St. Philip's Anglican Church, York Street, Church Hill, Sydney, Colony of New South Wales, Australia.⁴ She died in Sep 1841 in Vizagapatam, Calcutta, West Bengal, India.⁴ ¹ ² She was buried on 4 Sep 1841 in Vizagapatam.⁴ ²

"The "Duke of Portland", a convict ship of male prisoners, sailed in the company of the storeship "Young William", carrying Cargo, New Settlers and Visitors and a regiment of Soldiers, Joseph's family had been able to secure passage on the Young William to come to Australia and be close to husband/father Joseph. "

"I have searched the Indian East India Birth marriage and burials and found a Joseph of the correct age and his two wives [confirming Gary Crooks notes] and children and grandchildren, and also his mother Elizabeth also of correct age who must have travelled to India on the death of Joseph after 1828 and settled there with her son Joseph, she died in 1841 in Calcutta, which explains no death registration in NSW of an Elizabeth Crook. "²

Joseph CROOK and Elizabeth J BRIDGENS had the following children:

		Mary Ann CROOK (c. 1788-c. 1789). Mary was born c. 1788 in Blewitts Buildings, St. Andrew Holborn, London, England.² She was baptised on 19 May 1788 in St Andrew Holborn London england.² She died c. 1789 in London, England.¹ ²
		Elizabeth Margaret CROOK (1789-1849). Elizabeth was born on 16 Jun 1789 in St Marylebone, London, Middlesex, England.² She was baptised on 20 Sep 1797 in Saint Mary-St Marylebone Road, Saint Marylebone, London, England.² She married Alexander IKIN on 20 Jun 1811 in St. Phillip's Anglican Church, York Street, Church.¹ She died on 6 Feb 1849 in Castlereagh Street, Sydney, Cumberland.¹ She was buried on 10 Feb 1849 in Church of England Section, Sydney Burial Ground, Elizabeth & Devonshire Streets, Sydney.² Reinterred Waverley cemetery.
		Sarah CROOK (1790- ). Sarah was born on 2 Dec 1790 in Holywell Lane, London, England.¹ ² She married Ronald MCDONALD in 1809 in St. Philip's Anglican Church, York Street, Church Hill, Sydney.¹ .V1809.873.3A/1809.
		Joseph CROOK (1794-1847). Joseph was born on 18 May 1794 in St Marylebone.² He was baptised on 20 Sep 1797 in Parish: St Marylebone Middlesex Westminster.² He married Jane WILLIAMS on 10 Apr 1818 in St. John's, Calcutta, West Bengal, India.² He married Angelica ANGELIQUE Basil on 11 Nov 1839 in The Old Church, Calcutta, West Bengal, India.² He died on 10 Jul 1847 in Calcutta, West Bengal, India..¹ ² He was buried on 11 Jul 1847 in Chandernagore, West Bengal, India.¹³ He married Elizabeth UNKNOWN.
		John CROOK (1796-1828). John was born on 25 Oct 1796 in London. He was baptised on 20 Sep 1797 in Saint Mary-St Marylebone Road.¹⁴ He was a Wheelwright. He married Elizabeth HUBBARD on 22 Feb 1820 in St Philip's Anglican Church, York Street, Church Hill, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia.¹ ¹⁴ .V1820.70.3A/1820..& ..V1820.2494.3A.1820. John died on 26 Aug 1828 in Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia.¹ He was buried on 28 Aug 1828 in St. Lukes, Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia.¹⁴ V1828.8029 V2C/182.
4		Henry Patrick CROOK (1800-1886)
		Amey [Emma] CROOK (1803-1819). Amey was born on 9 May 1803 in London. She was baptised on 15 May 1805 in Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London, England.² She died on 23 Nov 1819 in East Island, Kent Group of Islands, Bass Strait, Tasmania, Australia.¹ ¹⁵ She was buried in 1819 in Perhaps body lost in wreckage in Murray Passage, kent group.¹⁶

Alexander IKIN was born c. 1790.⁴ He died on 1 Jan 1838 in Sydney.⁴ He and Elizabeth J BRIDGENS had the following children:

		Emma IKIN (1813- ). Emma was born in 1813.⁴
		Alexander IKIN (1816- ). Alexander was born in 1816.⁴
		Eliza Jane IKIN (1817-1864). Eliza was born in 1817.⁴ She was baptised on 2 Nov 1817 in St. Phillip's Anglican Church, York Strret, Church Hill, Sydney.¹⁷ She married Anthony Bailey MOORE on 25 Jan 1842 in St. Phillip's Anglican Church. She died in 1864 in Elizabeth St., Sydney. She was buried in Mar 1864 in Church of England Section, Sydney Burial Ground, Elizabeth & Devonshire Streets.¹⁷ 1901, Re-Intered to the Anglican Section, Waverley Cemetery, Bronte, Sydney. Grave No: 1901, S:3 Select; Row:22; Grave 786. Inscrip: 1864, Eliza Jane Moore died 4/2/1864, aged 50? Wife of Anthony Moore & daughter of above.
		Sarah IKIN (1819- ). Sarah was born in 1819.⁴
		Elizabeth M IKIN (1821- ). Elizabeth was born in 1821.⁴
		Lucian IKIN (1823- ). Lucian was born in 1823.⁴
		Maria Annette IKIN (1828-1849). Maria was born in 1828. She died in 1849 in 357 Castelreagh Street, Sydney.⁴ ¹⁷

10.	Patrick FOLEY² ¹⁸ has few details recorded about him.

Patrick FOLEY had the following children:

Mary FOLEY (1807-1898)

Fifth Generation

11.	? BRIDGENS² has few details recorded about him.

? BRIDGENS had the following children:

Elizabeth J BRIDGENS (c. 1769-1841)

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2.: Grant Franklyn-Smith, Joseph Crook and descendants 11 Aug 2011.

3.: Shirley Rolph, "I was born lucky" I was born lucky - a family history of Vere and Emily Hamilton, (Hexagon Press, 1989).

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10.: SAG, Rookwood cemetery transcriptions, (Society of Australian Genealogists, transcribed Aug. 1986).

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13.: Grant Franklyn-Smith, Individual Report for Joseph Crook.

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15.: Grant Franklyn-Smith, Emma Crook.

16.: Jan Lettens, SV John Palmer.

17.: Grant Frankly-Smith, Hellmers Descent.