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| George Mills and Mary Calaghan baptised Charl 1841, Mary Anne 1843, George 1845, John 1846
George Mills wed Anne Heher in 1846 at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne | ||||||
| George Mill 37 hus (27 family) Labourer Prot both Forfar, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Marquis Of Bute
Betty Mill 38 wife of George (27 family) Servant Prot both Forfar, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Marquis Of Bute Jane Mill 12, Mary Mill 9, Betty Mill 6, George Mill 4 and William Mill 2 son of George (27 family) Prot Forfar, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Marquis Of Bute | ||||||
| Mr George Mills, Intermediate arrived 17 Aug 1843 on the Francis | ||||||
| George Mills, arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the brig 'Swan' 6 Apr 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 8 Apr 1845
George Mill and Betty/Elizabeth baptised Margaret 1847 Letters unclaimed at Post-Office, Melbourne, 30th April, 1847 | ||||||
| George Mills; Directory 1847 sawyer, Richmond Flat | ||||||
| Hannah Mills, female wed Thomas Robinson 1842 #4495 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Isabella Mills wed John Marr Stonehouse in 1847 at Church of England Belfast (Now Port Fairy) | ||||||
| Isaac Mills departed 9 Feb 1841 from Launceston for Portland Bay on the Minerva - source Launceston Courier 15 Feb 1841 | ||||||
| Isaiah Mills 25 hus (28 family) Labourer Prot reads Wiltshire, came 30 Aug 1841 on the Strathfieldsaye
Jane Mills 21 wife of Isaiah (28 family) Housemaid Prot reads Wiltshire, came 30 Aug 1841 on the Strathfieldsaye Israel Mills 0 son of Isaiah (28 family) Prot Wiltshire, came 30 Aug 1841 on the Strathfieldsaye | ||||||
| James Miles 27, 25 single man, Shepherd Limerick prot both, came Jun 1840 on the Andromache | ||||||
| James Mills aged 29 came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland
James Mills Page 197 Letters at Office, 30th June 1847 | ||||||
| Jane Ann Mills wed James Tait in 1845 at Presbyterian | ||||||
| Mr Job Mills, Intermediate arrived 17 Aug 1843 on the Francis | ||||||
| John Mills brewer wife Hannah dau Emma born 10 Jan 1838 baptised 9 Mar 1838 by Rev James Forbes Presbyterian
John Mills witness to wedding 18 Jun 1838 of Richard Tancard by Rev James Forbes Presbyterian Mrs Hannah Mills (wife of John) gave consent for wedding 25 Jun 1839 of Emma Hale to William Sidebottom at St James Cathedral, Melbourne In 1839 his young sister-in-law Emma Hale, who lived with John and Hannah Mills, married William Sidebottom, licensee of the Golden Fleece in Bourke Street. It would be hard to put the gloss of respectability on Sidebottom who had been given a life sentence (later commuted) for highway robbery, and whose time in Van Diemen’s Land included twelve months on Maria Island where he was given 100 lashes for stealing from an off shore brig. Mr (John) Mills, in Oct 1839 employed William Bell aged 41, Farm Overseer, and Thomas Bell aged 18, Farm servant, who both came on the David Clarke John Mills, in Jan 1839 employed Peter McSwiney aged 32, Cooper, who came on the Hope John Mills at the early age of thirty-one, died in 1841 at Somerset Cottage in Collins Street | ||||||
| John Mills departed 3 May 1841 from Launceston for Port Fairy on the Fox - source Launceston Courier 10 May 1841
From the first, Emma’s inheritance brought trouble. Her father bypassed his brother-in-law William Sidebottom as an executor, choosing two members of the Wesleyan Church, John Jones Peers and William Witton, to be co-executors with Hannah Mills. Five months after her husband’s death Hannah married again, and her new husband, said to have been a clerk in the brewery, took control of the Mills estate. Thomas George Washington Robinson was an associate of Sidebottom, with whom he owned land. No one knows when the news of the will reached the cottage at Rangeworthy, or what the brothers and sisters thought of it. But all three brothers eventually sailed for Melbourne to claim a share of the convict’s fortune. Job and George Mills arrived in the depression year of 1843. Two years later Thomas Mills joined his brothers. With no resources of their own and no knowledge of the law, they showed remarkable tenacity in pressing their claims to a share in John Mills’ estate. Eventually George won his case and took possession of his hotel. Job and Thomas struggled on in a series of court actions. From John Mills Story. He was transferred with a large consignment of convicts to the Andromeda, bound for Van Diemen’s Land. Among his fellow prisoners were some other members of the Wickwar Gang, and this may have tempered his isolation. He cannot have known, when he arrived in Hobart Town on 23 February 1827 after a voyage of over four months, what his fate would be. After being assigned for a short time to a farmer, he was sent to Hobart, where under William Stallard he learned the brewing trade. He was given a ticket of leave in 1831, with only three years to run before he could call himself a free man. It is not known how he spent those years but he must have been hard-working and enterprising. He reappears on the public record on 21 December 1836, with his signature on the marriage register in Launceston brother William he could read and write. His sixteen-year-old bride Hannah Hale made her mark. Hannah came from Hawkesbury in Gloucestershire, not far from the village where the Mills family lived. Her father, a weaver who had fought in the Napoleonic Wars, brought his family to Van Diemen’s Land | ||||||
| John Mills wed Margaret Beckett in 1841 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| John Miles, wed Susan Turpin 1842 #881 Methodist/Wesleyan Melbourne
John Miles; Directory 1847 settler, Bourke street John Miles Mrs Letter at Post-office unclaimed, 7 April 1847 John Myles Owned Property Corio Street Geelong - Freehold Property | ||||||
| John Brabyn Mills and Ann Mary baptised Robert Joseph 1845 | ||||||
| Joseph Mills; Directory 1847 agriculturist, Callitini, Plenty | ||||||
| Josiah Mills and Jane baptised Henry 1845 | ||||||
| Mary Mills wed William Rice in 1847 at Presbyterian Geelong | ||||||
| Maryann Miles 17 (39 single woman) Nursery Maid RC reads Co Meath, came 29 July 1841 on the Westminster | ||||||
| Mary Ann Miles arrived 13 August 1841 at Launceston from Port Phillip on the Tamar
Mary Ann Miles (who later married John PATCHING in Van Diemens land) emigrated on the "Westminster" in 1841 to Port Phillip. She is neice of Bridget, wife of Walter Murtagh, and came with them and their children Marcella, Katherine & William on the "Westminster" in 1841 to Port Phillip. Later in 1841 the family moved to Van Diemens Land for about six years where more children were born. | ||||||
| Mary Ann Mill, died female Melbourne 1842 #280 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Mills and 2 chn departed 22 Mar 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip on the Fox | ||||||
| Miss Miles at Melbourne arrived 3 Apr 1841, from Hobart town on the Caroline | ||||||
| Mr Mills arrived 11 April 1841 at Hobart Town from Port Phillip on 1st April on the Brothers | ||||||
| Mr Miles ( Steerage) arrived 26 July 1841 on the Stratheden | ||||||
| Mr Mills arrived Launceston 4 Aug 1841 from Portland Bay on the Fox | ||||||
| Mr Miles arrived Aug 17 1841 from Port Phillip on 12 Aug on the Australasian Packet | ||||||
| Mr Mill Cabin (5 on list) arrived 17 Oct 1841 on the Alemena | ||||||
| Mr Mills, Mrs Mills and family Mills Cabin, came 16 Nov 1841 on the Wallace | ||||||
| Robert Mills wed Mary Fitzsimmons in 1841 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong baptised Robert Henry 1844 | ||||||
| Robert Mills, Licensed to cut timber at Portland Bay District August 1845. Source - Melbourne Courier 29 Sep 1845 | ||||||
| Robert Mills aged 22 came Sep 1847 with 306 on the Joseph Somes | ||||||
| Thomas Mills departing 27 Apr 1841 from Launceston for Port Fairy, on the Fox - source Launceston Courier 31 May 1841 | ||||||
| William Mills, male wed Mary Pattison 1842 #4636 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| William Mills wed Lucy Ames in 1844 at Church of England St James Melbourne | ||||||
| William Mills wed Mary Ann Umphelby in 1846 at Methodist / Wesleyan Melbourne | ||||||
| William Mills; Directory 1847 carter, Brighton | ||||||
| William Mills; Directory 1847 steward of steamer, Bourke street | ||||||
| Henry Milmoth Adult came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland | ||||||
| Archibald Milne Letter at Post-office unclaimed, 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| Mr Milne cleared for Sydney 4 May 1840 on the India | ||||||
| Mr G Milne with wife and 4 chn arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the schooner 'Industry' 30 Aug 1840 - source Port Phillip Herald 1 Sep 1840
Gardner Milne, died 29 May at his residence, Fenwick's Cottage, after an illness of 12 months. Source - Geelong Advertiser 31 May 1845 Moses Gardiner Milne, deceased merchant of Geelong Letters of Administration granted to his creditors, Messrs Bell and Buchanan. Source - Melbourne Courier 1 Aug 1845 Gardner Milne; Directory 1847 storekeeper, Marrabool street, Corio | ||||||
| George Milne, and Elizabeth baptised male George at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong born at Melbourne 1842 #831
George Milne and Elizabeth baptised Alexander 1846 | ||||||
| Mr HN Milne, arrived 13 Dec 1842 from Liverpool and Dublin on the Dublin | ||||||
| John Milne Correspondence sold Gippsland Merrimans Creek to Greenwood, William | ||||||
| Mr Milne Passengers cabin - listed on the India going to Sydney 4 May 1840 | ||||||
| Mr Milne, The Port Phillip Herald Tue 27 Jun 1843 voted in election 20 June 1843, resident of Geelong | ||||||
| Charles Milner, male wed Mary Persall 1842 #4540 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Charles Milner and Mary Persall baptised Catherine 1843, John 1844, Charles 1846;
Directory 1847 government boatman, Williams Town | ||||||
| Fan Milner, female wed William Smith 1842 #4521 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| George Milner 21, Single man 26, Shepherd Kindell General servant, in Historical Records of Vic, Vol 4, immigrants arrived 13 Dec 1839 on the Westminster
George Milner 21, Shepherd, employed by Messrs Postlethwaite, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster George Milner, male wed Phebe Darling 1842 #4639 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| J Milner, arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the schooner 'Tamar' 1 June 1840 - source Port Phillip Herald 2 June 1840
John Milner ( Steerage) cleared 15 May 1841 for London on the Platina John Milner, freehold, Darebin Creek The Port Phillip Herald Fri, 26 May 1843 District of Port Phillip Electoral List of 291 names voted in election 20 June 1843, during third hour, 11-noon Tue 27 Jun 1843 Melbourne resident signed supporting William Lonsdale John Milner Esq and lady Cabin cleared 12 July 1843 for London. on the Glenbervie John Milner, now in London, late of Port Phillip daughter born 20 Feb 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 23 July 1844 John Milner, one of 469 voters who qualified by Freehold in Darebin Creek Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| John Milner Owned Property Darebin Creek - Freehold Property | ||||||
| Miss Mary Milner Passengers - Cabin arrived 7 Apr 1840 from London on the Lord Goderich | ||||||
| Mr Milne Passengers cabin - 4 May 1840 the India cleared for Sydney. | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Milner, Cabin arrived 13 Aug 1842 from London on the Caledonia | ||||||
| Mr Milner, Master arrived 9 Dec 1842 from Gravesend and 20 Dec 1842 cleared to sail for Sydney. on the Posthumous
Mrs Milner/Milner, with Ch, Serv arrived 9 Dec 1842 from Gravesend and 20 Dec 1842 cleared to sail for Sydney. on the Posthumous | ||||||
| Philip S Milner, freehold, Darebin Creek The Port Phillip Herald Fri, 26 May 1843 District of Port Phillip Electoral List of 291 names voted in election 20 June 1843, during seventh hour, 3-4pm Tue 27 Jun 1843 Melbourne resident signed supporting William Lonsdale
Phillip Milner, brother of John Milner who sailed to London on Glenbervie, The Port Phillip Herald Fri 14 Jul 1843 was unable to get Power of Attorney document signed by Town Clerk Mr Willis, before brother left. P Milner, leaving for London on 28 Mar 1844 as Cabin passenger on the Aden Philip Milner, one of 469 voters who qualified by Freehold in Darebin Creek Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 Phillip Milner Owned Property Darebin Creek - Freehold Property | ||||||
| Thomas Milner, Cabin cleared 12 July 1843 for London. on the Glenbervie | ||||||
| John Milnes 24, Single man 19, Overseer Nottingham, in Historical Records of Vic, Vol 4, immigrants arrived 13 Dec 1839 on the Westminster
John Milnes 24, Overseer, Gone up country, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | ||||||
| Donald Millowney, wed Jane Murray 1842 #615 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Margaret Milnreck 23 (36 single woman) Housemaid RC neither Cork, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| Phillip Milrick - Milrick 22 (37 single man) Labourer RC reads Cork, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| John Milroy, letter at Geelong Post Office. Source - Geelong Advertiser 31 Oct 1844
John Milroy Letters unclaimed at Post-Office, Melbourne, 30th April, 1847 | ||||||
| Mr Milroy, intermediate arrived 22 Jan 1842 from Liverpool on the Statesman | ||||||
| George Milstead; Directory 1847 carpenter, Arthurton, Collingwood | ||||||
| Mary Milstead; Directory 1847 dressmaker | ||||||
| Thomas Milthorpe and Rachel baptised Frederick 1846 | ||||||
| T. C Millthorp; Directory 1847 farmer, River Plenty | ||||||
| Mary Milton, Geelong Post Office has an unclaimed letter. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 May 1845 | ||||||
| Mary Ann Milton wed James Brennan in 1846 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Patrick Minahan 26 hus (26 family) Farm servant RC neither Clare, came 30 Sep 1841 on the Middlesex
Mary Minahan 29 wife of Patrick (26 family) Farm servant RC neither Clare, came 30 Sep 1841 on the Middlesex Patrick Minahan and Mary Keeffe 29 baptised Mary 1843 | ||||||
| Thomas Minahan, and May Tims baptised female Elizabeth at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #36452 | ||||||
| Bridget Minahon, died 3m female Melbourne 1842 #38303 Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne | ||||||
| James Minchin, alias Nugent in Melbourne Gaol as a Lunatic to be sent to the Lunatic Asylum at Turban Creek,. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Nov 1845 | ||||||
| Andrew Moinahan - Minehan and Eliza Crowe baptised Patrick 1845, Edward 1847 | ||||||
| Mary Merion - Miner 20 (35 single woman) Housemaid RC neither Cavan, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| Miss Mirr arrived 25 May 1841 at Melbourne from Sydney, on the Anne |
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