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| Catherine Costigan 25 (6 single woman) House servant RC Reads Co Tipperary, came 16 Dec 1841 on the Agostina | ||||||
| Daniel Costigan 20 (6 single man) Labourer RC neither Co Tipperary, came 16 Dec 1841 on the Agostina | ||||||
| Denis Costigan 27 (3 single man) Labourer RC neither Queens Co, came 4 Oct 1841 on the Enmore
Denis Costigan wed Mary Shanahan in 1844 at Roman Catholic St Marys Geelong Dennis Costelly arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the brig 'Swan' 14 June 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 17 June 1845 Dennis Costigan, one of 469 voters who qualified by Freehold in Limerick Place Geelong Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| D. & M Costigan Directory 1847 farmers Mack's Farm county Grant | ||||||
| Grace Costigan 20 (4 single woman) House servant RC neither Queens Co, came 4 Oct 1841 on the Enmore
Grace Costigan, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844 Grace Costigan wed Michael Quirk in 1845 at Roman Catholic | ||||||
| James Costigan 25 (4 single man) Labourer RC neither Co Tipperary, came 16 Dec 1841 on the Agostina
James Costigan wed Cecilia Dalton in 1846 at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne | ||||||
| Michael Costigan 24 (4 single man) Labourer RC neither Queens Co, came 4 Oct 1841 on the Enmore
Michael Costigan wed Catherine Redmond in 1847 at Roman Catholic St Marys, Geelong | ||||||
| Thomas Costin - Costigan and Maria baptised Mary Elizabeth 1840, Charlotte Ann 1844
Thomas Costen, and Maria baptised male Henry Gilbert at Methodist / Wesleyan Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #1129 Thomas Costin, The Port Phillip Herald Tuesday, 3 Jan 1843 signed public notice supporting John Stephen to be a Councillor for the La Trobe Ward Thomas Costin, labourer The Port Phillip Herald Tue, 25 Apr 1843 New Insolvents list Thomas Costin, House Queen St The Port Phillip Herald Fri 8 Sep 1843 Burgess in Burke Ward Thomas Costin, Insolvent, to come before the Chief Commissioner at 11am for allowance of his Certificate of Relief, a new law passed in Sydney. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 23 Nov 1844 Thomas Costin, insolvent, granted Certificate of Relief, a new law passed in Sydney. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 30 Nov 1844 | ||||||
| Edward Cott 26 hus (3 family) Bricklayer Prot both Cork, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Mary Nixon Mary Ann Cott 22 wife of Edward (3 family) Housemaid Prot neither Cork, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Mary Nixon | ||||||
| Edward Cott, Sponsor of John son of James Neville Baptised on 7 Nov 1842 by Rev Daniel Macelvey at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne - see my Chapman page for details of this event
Edward Cott and Mary Ann Mountain 22 baptised Hariot Mary 1843, Anne 1845 died, Edward 1847 Directory 1847 plasterer off Bourke lane | ||||||
| Dr Barry Cotter 9 Nov 1835 with Batman brought 500 sheep for members of the Port Phillip Association
Dr Barry Cotter 1 January 1837 was appointed medial officer Dr Cotter 8 February 1837 contested in first race meeting | ||||||
| Barry Cotter wed 15 Jan 1838 to Inez Seville Fitzgerald witnesses Anne Gresley, John Cotter and John J Rees by Rev James Clow Presbyterian
Barry Cotter Surgeon wife Inez Seville dau Frances Laura Snodgrass Cotter born 16 Jan 1839 baptised 11 Feb 1839 at St James Cathedral, Melbourne Barry Cotter - Cotter became the community’s first doctor. He and Inez Seaville Fitzgerald baptised Frances Laura Snodgr 1839, Hellena Hayes 1840 Dr Cotter, in Dec 1839 employed Mary Atkins aged 25, House maid, who came on the William Metcalfe Dr Cotter, in Dec 1839 employed Caroline Kennedy aged 20, Ladys maid, who came on the William Metcalfe Dr Cotter, in Dec 1839 employed Patrick Lonergan aged 24, Servant man, who came on the William Metcalfe Doctor Cotter, lady and family Cotter ( Steerage) cleared for London 6 March 1841 on the Rookery | ||||||
| John Cotter witness to wedding 15 Jan 1838 of Barry Cotter by Rev James Clow Presbyterian
John Cotter, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844 John Cotter, List No 9, 30 Sep letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 1 Oct 1844 John Cotter, No 9, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 13 Oct 1845 | ||||||
| William Cotter Directory 1847 farmer Merri Creek | ||||||
| W Cottreux arrived 13 Aug 1840 on the Culdee | ||||||
| Anthony Cottrell 27 May 1835 Chief District Constable Launceston; Members of the Port Phillip Association Anthony Cottrell gave up his post as Chief Constable of Launceston and went to the Port Phillip district with the first settlers in 1835 after marrying Frances SOLOMON (daughter of Joseph Solomon) at Evandale on 21 Jan 1835 Anthony Cottrell Gentleman, wife Frances dau Ellen Lowes Cottrell born 12 Nov 1835 baptised 9 Jul 1839, and son Anthony Crisp Cottrell born 22 Nov 1837 baptised 9 Jul 1839 and dau Harriet Ann Cottrell born 14 Feb 1839 baptised 9 Jul 1839 at St James Cathedral, Melbourne In March 1839 Cottrell was an auctioneer in Melbourne operating from an office in William Street, which was a second building at the back of a block purchased by Batman at the first legal land sales conducted by Hoddle in June 1837 on which Batman had built a two story building on the SW Corner of Collins and William Streets with a large ground floor room which was the main assembly point for residents and known as the Auction Rooms. It was there that Cottrell sold a wide range of Batman's possessions under orders from his executors seeking to recover funds to repay Batman's creditors after his death in May 1839. Cottrell's acquisition of this place of business came by virtue of an interesting legal agreement with Batman in January 1839, for which the deed still exists, in which he undertook to pay Eliza Batman, John Batman's wife who was about to leave for England, 60 pounds a year for the rest of her life in exchange for a peppercorn rental on the building in William Street. The background is that Batman appears to have been estranged from his wife and had declared in his will made in December 1837 that she should receive only 5 pounds from his estate, and was not entitled to dower out of any land he held. Whether the arrangement with Cottrell amounted to real compensation of lasting value is difficult to say, as Cottrell moved to another place of business in Queen Street early in 1840, and in September 1840 he returned to Tasmania. Anthony Cottrell, in Jan 1839 employed John Herd aged 35, Farm Overseer, who came on the Hope Anthony Cottrell, in Jan 1839 employed James Young aged 24, Farm labourer, who came on the Hope Mrs A Cotterel arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the schooner 'Tamar' 2 Apr 1840 - source Port Phillip Herald 3 Apr 1840 Several more children were baptised to Anthony and Frances Cottrell in Tasmania: William Joseph later known as William Ostler b. 25 March 1842; Fanny Randall b. 16 May 1843; Sarah Alicia Barbara b. 6 August 1844; and Joseph Solomon b. 21 March 1846. Cottrell's original land on the Nile passed into other hands in 1839 and he acquired another smaller property of 5 acres near Launceston that year. Later he was a partner with Joseph Kirby, Eliza Solomon and Henry Lion in a 1 acre property in 1857. His later years were lived in Hobart where Anthony Cottrell died at his home in Elphinstone Road on 4 May 1860, aged 54. | ||||||
| Anthony Cottrell, letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Feb 1844 | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Cotterell arrived at the 'Cornwall Hotel' in Launceston from Port Phillip in the last week - source Launceston Courier 2 Nov 1840 | ||||||
| Mrs Cotterell Cabin arrived Port Phillip 14 Sep 1841 on the Tasmania | ||||||
| Joseph Cotterill, Martha and Family drowned when the Cataraqui was shipwrecked 4 Aug 1845, see Account of disaster | ||||||
| Rev Mr Paul Cotterell, Cabin passenger arrived 19 October 1844 on the Mary White | ||||||
| George Cottle - Cottle Page 32 letters at Post Office 3 Feb 1847 | ||||||
| Agnes Charlotte Cotton - Cotton wed Peter Snodgrass in 1846 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Edward Cotton, Licensed to depasture stock at Western Port District July 1845. Source - Melbourne Courier 18 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| Edward Y Cotton - Cotton aged 28 came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland
Directory 1847 settler Balham Hill Goulburn Page 197 Letters at Office 30th June 1847 | ||||||
| Eliza Cotton - Cotton wed Alexander Mckenzie Cheyne in 1847 at Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Iris Cotton - Cotton Correspondence Western Port Mohican 15 2 | ||||||
| John Cotton - Cotton and Susannah baptised Catherine Ellen 1847
Correspondence 1845 Murray 1 273 Directory 1847 Devil's River; Directory 1847 Doogalook | ||||||
| John Cotton, Murray District depasturing license for 1-31 August 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 22 Oct 1844 | ||||||
| John Cotton, Licensed to depasture stock at Western Port District Sept 1845. Source - Melbourne Courier 3 Nov 1845
John Cotton was baptised on 17th December 1801 in South Devonshire and died on 15th December 1849 in the Port Phillip District. He studied law at Oxford and did his articles, before practicing law. In 1842, at the age of 41, he left England with his 33 year old wife, Susannah, and their nine children, bound for the Port Phillip district of the colony of New South Wales. A tenth child was baptised in the colony. When John died in 1849 aged 48, he had 60 square miles under grass right, his daughters all married well and established well connected families, but only one of his four sons married. | ||||||
| Marion Cotton wed Charles Ryan in 1847 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Mr Cotton departed from Launceston for Portland Bay on the schooner 'Minerva' 19 May 1841 - source Launceston Courier 24 May 1841 | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Cotton and family Cabin arrived 15 May 1843 on the Parkfield | ||||||
| William Cotton Correspondence Western Port Doogalook 10 Transferred from Executor of late John Cotton Executor of late John Cotton sold Western Port Doogalook to Cotton, William | ||||||
| Anthony Cottrell, letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Feb 1844 | ||||||
| Ellen Coty 26 (5 single woman) House servant RC Both Kilkenny, came 27 Dec 1841 on the Alexander | ||||||
| Charlotte Couch 15 dau of Frank (5 single woman) General Servant RC both Kings Co, came 28 Nov 1841 on the Frances Charlotte Couch wed Arthur Thomas Morgan in 1847 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Frank Couch 38 hus (4 family) Labourer RC neither Kings Co, came 28 Nov 1841 on the Frances
Jane Couch 36 wife of Frank (4 family), came 28 Nov 1841 on the Frances
Jane Couch 12, George Couch 7 , Mary Couch 3 chn of Frank (4 family), came 28 Nov 1841 on the Frances
Frank Couch Directory 1847 sen shoemaker Brunswick | ||||||
| Thomas Couch 18 son of Frank (3 single man) Labourer RC neither Kings Co, came 28 Nov 1841 on the Frances | ||||||
| Charles. G Couch Directory 1847 postmaster,auctioneer and storekeeper Portland | ||||||
| Richard Couchlan, No 6, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 4 July 1845 | ||||||
| James Coudley, List No 9, 30 Sep letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 1 Oct 1844 | ||||||
| Margaret Coughan, 25, (11 single woman), Housemaid, RC, neither, Louth, came 28 Mar 1841 on the Neptune | ||||||
| Dennis Coughlan Directory 1847 labourer off Bourke lane | ||||||
| Patrick Coughlin, List 5, 31 May 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 4 June 1844 | ||||||
| Patrick Coughlan, List No 9, 30 Sep letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 1 Oct 1844 | ||||||
| Richard Couchlan, No 6, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 4 July 1845 | ||||||
| William Coughlan, and Catherine Walsh baptised female Marian at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #15
William Coughlan and Catherine Walsh baptised Catherine 1846 | ||||||
| George Alexander Coulson, one of 469 voters who qualified by Dwelling house in Belfast Port Fairy Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845
George Alexander Coulson owed 8/14/5 for goods by insolvent James Dawson. Source - Port Phillip Herald 11 Sep 1845 George A Coulson Port Fairy Postmaster |
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