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Michael Flannery 25, Labourer, engaged up country, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster

Samuel Fleming 39 Labourer came with wife and 8chn, Jan 1839 on the Hope Buying cattle on own behalf Margaret Fleming 34 General servant wife of Samuel Fleming, with William Fleming 17, Daniel 15, Robert 13, Thomas 11, Eliza 9, Paul 7, Sarah 5, Margaret Fleming 2 came Jan 1839 on the Hope

Mrs Fleming, in Dec 1839 employed Nora Regan aged 23, Laundress, who came on the William Metcalfe

John Fleming 26 with wife Agriculturalist RC Tipperary, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Bridget Fleming 24 wife of John, with Michael 1 died at Sea General servant RC Tipperary, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf John Fleming and Bridget Mcglinn born James 1841, Catherine 1844, Johanna 1846

Catherine Flinn 23, Housemaid, not engaged, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster

John Flinn 19, Labourer, Melbourne Club, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster

Martin Flinn 20, Shepherd, employed by John Casey, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster Martin Flynn wed Mary Madigan in 1840 at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne born Cath 1841, Charlotte 1846

Thomas Flinn 23, Tailor, Journey work in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster

James Flitt arrived 15 Feb 1836 at Barwon

Michael Fogarty 9 November 1836 shearer of first fleece of the Great Lake Company

Rev James Forbes 28 January 1838 was the first resident Church of England minister and preached in the building for a few months,

Rev James Forbes Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839

FW Forbes Cabin, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf

Peter/John Foreman 26 with wife Agnes 24, Edinburgh, employed by J McNall, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark Peter Foreman and Agnes born John 1841, George 1844, Anne 1847

R Forrest -, Intermediate, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster

Ezekiel Forsyth 22 with wife Farm servant RC yes Lifford, Cp Donegal, employed by Mr Bell Melb, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Mary Forsyth 18 wife of Ezakiel Dressmaker RC yes Shabane Melb, Ezekiel Forsyth and Mary born Elizabeth 1840

Edward J Foster 26 February 1837 was appointed Clerk of Port Phillip. Edward J Foster 28 March 1837 appointed Clerk to the Bench and also to perform the duties of Deputy Postmaster. Bourke travells north of Melbourne to Mollison's and Wood's Station before he reached Plenty River. Having proceeded 16 miles, he returned to Melbourne.

Daniel Fox 26 with wife Farm labourer Cork, employed by Capt Brown Melb, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Judith Fox 24 wife of Daniel House servant Cork, employed by Capt Brown Melb, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Daniel Fox and Julia Kelly born Cath 1840, Margaret 1844, Mary 1847 Directory 1847 labourer, off La Trobe street I rood and 36 perches Melbourne lot 19., Deeds dated, 13 Jan 1847 Purchased land ,Page 89 24th February, 1847

Mary Fox 24 Dairy maid RC No Michael Town, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Mary Fox wed Patrick Gorman in 1841 at Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong

Benjamin Francis 14 November 1836 of Sydney held First sale by auction at the Settlement was held by Sales were also conducted on 18th and 21st November.

Charles Franks killed by aborigines 1836?

Stephen Franks 12 July 1836 and his shepherd were buried. They had been killed with tomahawks by blacks a few days earlier near Mt Cottrell. James Smith read the Church of England burial service. The 4th burial was that of a sailor of HMS Rattlesnake.

Alexander Fraser Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839

Simon Fraser 44 widower with 6chn, Blacksmith employed by Mr Campbell, came to NSW on the British King and Apr 1839 on the John Barry Duncan Fraser 18 son of Simon Shepherd employed at day work Melb, came to NSW on the British King and Apr 1839 on the John Barry Duncan Fraser died 1845 Male aged 25 at Melbourne Flora Fraser 16 dau of Simon Servant, came to NSW on the British King and Apr 1839 on the John Barry Grace Fraser 14 dau of Simon with Alexander 12, Ellen 10, Hector 8, came to NSW on the British King and Apr 1839 on the John Barry

William Fry 35 with wife Gardener Prot reads Westfarling, Kent, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf Elizabeth Fry 23 wife of William, with John 8, Thomas 6, Paid extra for William 4, Richard 1, Dairy woman Prot reads Westfarling, Kent, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf William Fry and Elizabeth born Sarah Ann 1840, Elizabeth 1843, Mark 1845, Amy 1847 Directory 1847 labourer, Merri Creek William FRY was born in the Village of West Farleigh to parents Thomas and Sarah (Nee Furminger) and baptized in the All Saints Church on 25th April 1802. His Mother Sarah was also baptized in the same Church on 13th September 1772. He had eight brothers and sisters similarly baptized in the Church between 1779 and 1819. William’s first wife was Eliza GROOMBRIDGE who was baptized in the All Saints Church on 20th February 1809 and buried there in 1835. William and Eliza were married on 25th December 1829 and their three children baptized in 1830, 1833 and 1835. His second marriage was to Elizabeth DUNK in East Barming in 1837. Under the ‘bounty system’ of assisted migration to Australia, together they, and the three children from his marriage to Eliza and their first son, set sail aboard the William Metcalfe from Plymouth and arrived in Port Phillip on 15th November 1839. They settled in the Merri Creek/Heidelberg area of Melbourne and began the FRY family tree as a part of what is today called the Victorian Pioneers of Australia’s history. They had a further ten children and it was from this base of 14 that the family spread throughout Australia and New Zealand into the many hundreds on the Tree today.

Foster Fyans, Justice Of The Peace, Geelong, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip Foster Fyans wed Elizabeth Alice Cane in 1843 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong born Gertrude Emmalin 1845, Florence 1845, Rosabel 1847 Directory 1847 Owned Property C. C. Lands, Barwon Terrace, Geelong Commissioners For Taking Affidavits. Geelong Portland Bay District, 2 roods North Geelong lot 27., Deeds dated, 13 Jan 1847 Barwon Terrace & district Geelong - Freehold Property

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