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| JB Pain, in Jan 1839 employed Hugh Swan aged 23, Servant, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| Mathew Palmer 22, Shepherd, from Thurlstane, Devon, Prot, reads, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra | |||||
| Edward Stone Parker Assistant Protector, Mount Macedon, Directory 1847 J.P., asst. protr. of Aborigines Loddon River Edward and Mary Parker and six sons left England on the ‘Elizabeth in` April 1838, bound for Sydney. On arrival Mr Parker was formally appointed a Territorial Magistrate for the Port Phillip district. On January 3rd. 1839, the Parker family found themselves in Melbourne. Their first home in the Colony was to be a small collection of tents, pitched on the approximate site of the old Melbourne goal. Edward Stone Parker officially took office for the Mt Macedon district. In September 1839, after a survey led by Robinson, Edward Parker, his wife, nursemaid Miss Hanna Edwards, seven children, (all under 11), an overseer, Robert Bazely, his wife, a medical assistant, four convicts on "ticket of leave" and three native policemen set forth from Melbourne for Neereman, and the ensuing dry summer persuaded them to change location plans. They established the Franklinford Mission. Mr Parker quickly established a rapport with the Aboriginals, being trained as a teacher. ES Parker - born Mary Cooke Parker, baptised Emma Mary 1842 and wife Mary died the 11th October 1842 at Franklinford Edward Stone Parker wed Hannah Edwards in 1843 at Methodist / Wesleyan Melbourne and had 6 more chn, at Franklinford. | |||||
| William Mr Parkeswaite -, Cabin, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Edwd Mr Parkeswaite -, Cabin, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| James Parks 29 with wife and 4 chn, Labourer employed at day work, came to NSW on the Garrow and Apr 1839 on the John Barry | |||||
| Joseph Partridge 23 Stone mason came with wife and dau, Jan 1839 on the Hope was employed Jan 1839 by William Lonsdale of Melb
Jane Partridge 25, wife of Joseph Parteidge, with and Agnes 1 came Jan 1839 on the Hope | |||||
| James Paton Steerage Farmer, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| Margaret Paton 17 Childs maid Prot yes Donegal Co, employed by G Marshall Melb, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| Dr Patrick, in Dec 1839 employed Margaret Brien aged 23, Dairy maid, who came on the William Metcalfe | |||||
| Dr Patrick, in Dec 1839 employed Mary Leary aged 27, General servant, who came on the William Metcalfe
Dr Patrick, in Dec 1839 employed Dennis Leary aged 31, Farm servant, who came on the William Metcalfe | |||||
| Dr Patterson, in Oct 1839 employed Maria Sloss A, sister of McFaddens, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Mr Paulett, in Jan 1839 employed Margaret Anderson aged 25, Dairymaid, who came on the Westminster
Mr Paulett, in Jan 1839 employed Patrick Anderson aged 27, Labourer, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| Daniel Peacock 21 Farm servant Perth, employer by LL Pederson, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark | |||||
| Edward Pearce 33 Gardener came with wife and 4 chn, Jan 1839 on the Hope was employed Jan 1839 by John Jones Peers of Melb
Hannah Pearce 32 Servant, wife of Edward Pearce, with Mary Pearce 13, Garrett 8, Catherine 6 and Emma infant came Jan 1839 on the Hope | |||||
| John Jones Peers, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip
John Jones Peers, in Jan 1839 employed Edward Pearce aged 33, Gardener, who came on the Hope | |||||
| Lewis Pedrana was in Melbourne 12 Sep 1837 when he was appointed Overseer to superintend the work of the convicts in constructing roads - salary 5/-d per day. He later operated the Dundee Arms Hotel and on July 25 1842 was Insolvent as a Publican. This is thought to have been a renamed Governor Bourke Hotel, which was owned by Michael Carr and his wife Kitty and located in or near Flinders Lane. Mary Pedrana wed in May 1841 to John Roberts at 1841 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong. She was Lewis Pedrana's only daughter and they had many children. For more on Pedrana see Hebrides discussion on Peteranna, Louis John Antonio Pedrana was shipwrecked on or near South Uist. Louis was born C1753, died 29/4/1844 aged 91 and is buried in the Church yard at Kettins near Coupar Angus. Louis at the age of 42 had a son John Pedrana in 1795 on South Uist. Louis remarried in London and had another two children, Lewis and a daughter Frances Lewis (Jr) came to Sydney, Australia with his wife Jean Symington in 1836 and moved to Melbourne in 1837. My notes on the Gladstone family - Sarah Annie Gladstone c1843 wed 1863 #724 to Frederick Pedrana, believed to be a son of Lewis. Lewis Pedrana Directory 1847 road surveyor Bourke lane | |||||
| Thomas Petit, in Oct 1839 employed David Armstrong aged 20, Farm servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| William Phillips -, Intermediate, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Frederick Pittman, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| Francis Porden Steerage Working jeweller, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| Messrs Postlethwaite, in Jan 1839 employed George Milner aged 21, Shepherd, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| Thomas Powell 27 with wife Carpenter RC yes Tulla, Co Clare, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf
Susanna Powell 20 wife of Thomas, with Patrick 1, died at Sea Dressmaker RC yes Ballacaree, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| James Powell 19, Brazier, General Servant to Melbourne Club, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Mary Powell 21, Housemaid, employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Mr Power, in Oct 1839 employed Angus Mcnab aged 53, Farmer, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| James Power 26 with wife Farm servant RC Tipperary, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf
Mary Power 23 wife of James Dairy maid RC Tipperary, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| James Peck Poynter, Manager Of The Bank Of Australasia, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| D Pugh, in Oct 1839 employed Quentin/James Dick aged 20, Farm servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Cecilia Pullen 19, General servant, employed by Chas Howard, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Mr Purves, in Oct 1839 employed James Douglas aged 45, Farm Overseer, who came on the David Clarke
Mr Purves, in Oct 1839 employed Agnes Douglas aged 21, Dairymaid, who came on the David Clarke Mr Purves, in Oct 1839 employed Isabella Mcmaster aged 15, Dairymaid, who came on the David Clarke |
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