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Benjamin LAWS was born in 1799. He died on 1 Oct 1890 in Westbury. RGD. 35/1890/1484. Benjamin had a relationship with Anne INGLESON.

Yeoman

CSO 87 has a Benjamin Laws as Public Messenger Pt. Dalrymple 1822

Census 1837-1857 has him at Westbury 1848

Westbury - house and land, cottage, under 1 acre, William St. Empty from 1886 McPhail-s Directory has Benjamin Laws in Westbury in 1867.

1861 Valuation Roll has him at house and ground, Dexter St. Also 1862,1867,1868. Not on 1871 Roll, but F.B. Maning Tas. Directory has him at Dexter St. in 1881. Information from Westbury Historical Society has the address as 167 Dexter St.

RGD 35/59 has as death Cert. No. 203 1404 Benjamin Lawes male, 90 years, Laborer, pneumonia, notifier George Boyes/Boyer?, step-son, Westbury.

Hobart Town Gazette indicates a Benjamin Laws living at Dexter St. in 1870 and 188^1,2,3,40

Anne INGLESON, daughter of Henry INGLESON ( - ) and unknown INGLESON ( - ), was born on 7 May 1834 in Yorkshire.^{5 6} She emigrated from The Downs, England on 2 Jul 1851.^{7 8} 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.^{6 9} 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.^{6 10} Informant JW Jones. Grave now indiscernible-RK Nov 2017. Anne had a relationship with Joseph THWAITE.

Ann's name was given as Eliza Ann in her son John William's death certificate. And also in son Arthur's. Eliza A Jones is stated on the cemetery records.

The birthdate stated is as given by Ken F Knight, but her Death cert indicates 1833.

She arrived on the ship AUSTRALASIA 3/10/1851, age 22, as Ann Ingleton, trade - servant, along with her (likely) sister Catherine. She had emigrated from London to Hobart, under the Auspices of the Female Emigration Society.

After arrival in Hobart on 9/10/1851 she was employed by Mrs. Parr, Kelso Terrace, Hobart, term 3 months, as Ann Ingledon. (See multimedia window)

Mrs Parr - • arrived 12/9/1847, on ship VICTORIA (cabin) from

Falmouth, Ref. Free arrivals, MB 2/39.9 p.314, or

_ • E. Parr arr. BROUGHAM (steerage), 15/2/1858, Ref. Free arrivals, LSO 92/3 F.27

Ann was likely married to Joseph Thwaite, a farmer in Westbury before he died in 1858.

She was married to "Gaffer" in 1859, with 6 children to him. She had a son to 'Benjamin Laws' whilst Gaffer was in prison.

After their marriage her residences were as Gaffer's . After his death in 1876, she continued in the house and shop, William St., Westbury, until (Ref. Vals. 1885) she moved to a cottage in Westbury Rd.

The surviving photo of her was taken in Balmain (Balmain photographers address on rear). It appears that she moved to Sydney during the 1880's. At her death she was living with her son John William Jones who was the informant on her death certificate.

Although her Death Certificate indicates her burial at Rookwood cemetery, there is no record on SAG Rookwood Cemetery Transcriptions. The Cemeteries Trust does however have details, and although her gravesite is numbered, it has not been found.^{5,7,8,10,11,12}

Anne INGLESON and Benjamin LAWS had the following children: