|
|
Say thanks to © Search this site What's new Home | |
| Surnames - Back to James Tait, or Next James J Adams | |||
| |||||
| JR Unitt Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| George Urquhart Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| Mr Vicars, in Jan 1839 employed Harriet Burgess aged 27, Servant, and Catherine Geoghegan aged 18, Dairymaid, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| C R Vicker - with wife, Cabin, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| David Walker 39 with wife Catherine 36, Farm servant Perth, employed by Mr Ferret, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark
Catherine Walker 36 wife of David, with Margaret 8, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark | |||||
| John Walker Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| JP Walker Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| Neil Walker 21 Farm servant Argyle, employed by Mr Mollinson, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark | |||||
| Robert Walker 38 Cartwright Dunbarton, employed by Mr Brown, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark | |||||
| Robert Walker Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| Thomas Walker Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| Mr Walsh, in Oct 1839 employed Robert Kennedy aged 19, Farm servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Catherine Ward 21, Servant, not engaged, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Rev William Waterfield(24 Mar 1795-1868) formerly pastor at the Independent Church, Wrexham in North Wales, arrived in Melbourne in May 1838. On 27 May 1838 he preached in the small Church of England building in William Street and described the building as a mere wooden shell incapable of keeping out the cold. See Aust Dictionary of Biography in December 1837 he sailed from England in the Aberdeenshire, and reached Hobart in the following April and Melbourne in the Adelaide a month later. Rev Waterfield Congregational minister, in December 1839 Henry Hopkins set the foundation stone of a brick church, Melbourne's first permanent place of worship. He employed for 5 months Christina Stewart who arrived 27 October 1839 and then wed James Smith (1796-1860), a minister's son who had emigrated from Scotland in 1840 and was teaching at a day school in Collins Street Congregational Church vestry Rev Waterfield, in Dec 1839 employed Bridget Deverin aged 24, Dressmaker, who came on the William Metcalfe He resigned in 1843 and spent his last years in Van Dieman's Land where he died on 17 May 1868. He was buried in the Green Ponds cemetery. He was survived by his daughters; his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Liddell Purvis of Berwick upon Tweed, whom he had married in June 1842, had died at Green Ponds, Tasmania, in April 1865, aged 48. | |||||
| William Watkins 11 Oct 1835 an adopted lad, arrived on The Enterprize | |||||
| Thomas Watson 19 February 1837 with wife Margaret were appointed overseers of the Aboriginal Mission Station. | |||||
| Thomas Watson 29 with wife Mary 28, Shoemaker, from Ochiltree, Prot, both, employed by in town, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra
Mary Watson 28 wife of Thomas, Dairymaid, from Joppa, Prot, both, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra | |||||
| Thomas Watt, in Jan 1839 employed John McNaughton aged 24, Gardener, who came on the Hope | |||||
| George Watt Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| James Watt Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| John Watt 29 with wife, Sawyer, Presbyterian from Aberdeenshire employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster
Anne Watt 29 wife of John with Anne 0, Dairymaid, Presbyterian from Aberdeenshire employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Robert Waugh 35 with wife 32 and 2 sons, Baker, came to NSW on the Garrow and Apr 1839 on the John Barry | |||||
| Sarah Weaver wed 1 Dec 1839 to Mr Howe she was servant of Rev Wm Waterfield | |||||
| Robert Saunders Webb 5 October 1836 Sub Collector of Customs arrived on the Stirlingshire,
Robert Saunders Webb, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip RS Webb dau born 13 Dec 1836 first white female child born in the settlement | |||||
| Charles Wedge arrived 1836 and established 14 acres garden. Agent for Messrs Simpson, JH Wedge, and FD Wedge | |||||
| John Helder Wedge 27 May 1835 Government Surveyor Launceston; Members of the Port Phillip Association
John Helder Wedge 7 Aug 1835 arrived aboard the Rebecca with Mr and Mrs Batman | |||||
| David Weir 28 Farmer came single, Jan 1839 on the Hope was employed Jan 1839 by WFA Rucker of Melb | |||||
| WH Wells, Surveyor's Department, Port Phillip, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| Andrew Welsh 43 with daus, Shepherd Argyle, in lodging, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark
Jane Welsh 24 dau of Andrew Needlewoman Dumfries, with father, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark Veronica Welsh 21 dau of Andrew House servant Dumfries, employed by Capt Harrison, came Oct 1839 on the David Clark | |||||
| PW Welsh, in Oct 1839 employed John Cook aged 22, Blacksmith, Hugh Middlemas aged 25, Cartwright, and Robina Mansie aged 15, House servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Mr Welsh, in Jan 1839 employed Jane Robinson aged 20, Cook, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| PW Welsh Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| Charles Henry Seymour Wentworth, Clerk Of Bench, Geelong, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| J B Were A with wife, Mrs Were A wife of JB, with 2 chn Cabin, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf J. B Were - Were Directory 1847 Brighton Jonathan Binns Were had 9000 pounds to invest, may have chartered the ship William Metcalfe, in which he sailed with his wife, infant son Jonathan Henry, 4 yr old daughter Sophia Louisa, his brother-in-law Robert Stevenson Dunsford and two servants. It is certain the bulk of the cargo was his - included a house ready for erection, a number of tents, and at Oporto he purchased port wine in gallon glass decanters engraved with the name J B Were. On arrival he purchased a site on the south western corner of Collins and Spring Sts at 3 pounds 10 shillings an acre, and erected his house - on the outskirts of the settlement. | |||||
| J. G Were - Were Directory 1847 Mount Shadwell | |||||
| Henry Weymack 22 Baker Prot yes Lidfield, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| Henry John (Lt.-Col.) White, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| Mr White, in Apr 1839 employed David Barry aged 28 single, Ploughman, who came on the John Barry | |||||
| William White, in Jan 1839 employed John Burgess aged 27, Servant, who came on the Westminster | |||||
| Mrs Wild Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| W Wild Intermediate, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| David E (MD) Wilkie Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| C Williams, in Oct 1839 employed Alexander Mclachlane aged 40, and John Mcintosh aged 19, both Farm servants who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Charles Williams Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| (Mr.) Williamson, Cabinetmaker, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip
Mr Williamson, in Oct 1839 employed John Mcintosh aged 19, Farm servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| Robert Williamson 27 with wife and ch, Stonemason, from Gatterside, Prot, reads, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra
Margaret Williamson 25 wife of Robert, with John 2, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra | |||||
| John Williamson 20 with wife Mary 21, Blacksmith, from Gatterside, Prot, reads, employed by Mr Duncan, came Nov 1839 on the Palmyra | |||||
| Mr Wills, in Oct 1839 employed Janet Stewart aged 24, House servant, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| William Willis Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| John Wilson 11 December 1836 named Point Wilson after the midshipman) | |||||
| John and Catherine Wilson had son William Wilson baptised 30 Sep 1838 by Rev Wm Waterfield | |||||
| Adam Wilson 3 June 1837 with William Wilson and Alfred John Eyre paid 95 pounds | |||||
| Revd J Wilson A with wife Cabin, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf
Mrs Wilson A wife of Rev Cabin, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| William Wilson 3 June 1837 with Adam Wilson and Alfred John Eyre paid 95 pounds | |||||
| William Wilson 28 with wife Farm servant Prot yes Kilsbury, Tyrone
Mary Wilson 28 wife of William, with child Farm servant Prot yes Kilsbury, Tyrone, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| William Wilson Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | |||||
| William Winberry arrived Nov 1835, on 9 Nov 1836 had small weatherboard house, and growing 1 acre garden | |||||
| John Winder 43 widower with 4 chn Brickmaker employed by Mr Newton, came to NSW on the Prince Regent and Apr 1839 on the John Barry | |||||
| Charles Wise 27 Jul 1835 employee of John Pascoe Fawkner | |||||
| Thomas Wiseman 25 Steerage, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| Capt Wood, in Dec 1839 employed William and Elizabeth Smith both aged 26, Labourer and Housekeeper, who came on the William Metcalfe | |||||
| George Worcester 29 with wife, Painter, Prot from London employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster
Mary Anne Worcester 27 wife of George, with Harriett 3, M Anne 1, Housemaid, Prot from London employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| George Worthy on 10 Jan 1837 testified he was a servant of Mr Batman and with David McGee and Joshua Castles were employe, without Mr Batman's approval, to wash sheep for Dr Cotter on Sunday and paid by being given a bottle of brandy. Dr Cotter was fined 5 pounds. | |||||
| William Wright, Constable, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| Mr Wright, in Dec 1839 employed Judith Henessy aged 21, Ladys maid, who came on the William Metcalfe
Mr Wright, in Oct 1839 employed Dick Luenthe Farm servant and Hugh Kennedy aged 13, who came on the David Clarke | |||||
| George Wright 19 Servant man Prot yes Bath, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| William Wright 27, Labourer, employed by Mr McLeod, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Arundel Wrighte, in Jan 1839 employed Anthony Dunne aged 26, Sawyer, who came on the Hope | |||||
| Matilda Wynne 25 Kathy, Ladys maid, employed in Melb, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| John Yabsley A Steerage Farmer, came Nov 1839 on the William Metcalf | |||||
| William Henry Yaldwyn, Justice Of The Peace, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| James Young 24 Farm labourer came with wife and 2chn, Jan 1839 on the Hope, was employed Jan 1839 by Anthony Cottrell of Melb
Mary Young 24, wife of James Young, with Edward 4 and Sarah infant, came Jan 1839 on the Hope | |||||
| JT Young, Tobacco Manufacturer, Port Phillip, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip | |||||
| David (Snr) Young with wife and 3 chn, came 6 Dec 1839 on the St Mango
Mrs Young wife of David with David (Jnr), Janet, Alexander, came 6 Dec 1839 on the St Mango | |||||
| Alfred Young -, Steerage, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster | |||||
| Archibald Buchanan Yuille, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip
Mr Yuille met on 10 Nov 1838 by Rev Wm Waterfield |
Home, Back to James Tait, or Next James J Adams
| Please Email me. © |
England - Tetbury around 1735 |
First site was our Anglican parish This latest is Victoria to 1847 |