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| James Rule, Jury enpannelled 16 May, p3 - 14 May 1842 Melbourne Times
James Rule, House Bourke St The Port Phillip Herald Fri 8 Sep 1843 Burgess in Gipps Ward | ||||||
| James Rule, failed to attend for jury duty had a good reason. Source - Port Phillip Herald 22 March 1844 | ||||||
| James Rule, of Gipps Ward, signed letter to Henry Moore. Source - Port Phillip Herald 27 Sept 1844 | ||||||
| James Rule, Burgess for Gipps Ward. Source - Port Phillip Herald 5 Nov 1844 | ||||||
| James Rule Owned Property Richmond Flat - Freehold Property
James Rule - Rule Directory 1847 builder Bourke street | ||||||
| Jane Rule, female wed Frederick Perkins Stevens 1842 #4576 Church Of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| Robert Rule, letter at Geelong Post Office 26 Feb 1844. Source - Geelong Advertiser 26 Feb 1844 | ||||||
| Robert Rule, List 5, 31 May 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 4 June 1844 | ||||||
| Robert Rule Letter at Post-office unclaimed 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| William Rule aged 20 came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland | ||||||
| Patrick Rully came Aug 1845 with 411 on the Cataraqui | ||||||
| Matthew Rumbell, wed Isabella Purvis 1842 #641 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong
Mathew Rumbell and Isabella Purvis christened Mary Ann 1843, Rebecca 1845, Matthew 1847 Directory 1847 | ||||||
| Runbold 22 Dec 1840 cleared for Swan River and India. Passengers on the Thomas Harrison | ||||||
| David Rumble, and Susannah Nowlan baptised male David at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #148 | ||||||
| Mr George Rumboldt departed 26 Mar 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip William Hughes - source Launceston Courier 29 March 1841 | ||||||
| Mr Rumbold, cleared 16 Aug 1842 for Singapore via Sydney on the Platina | ||||||
| James Rummondes Bank clerks Portland 27th April, 1847. | ||||||
| Isabella Rusk 28 (50 single woman) House servant Prot neither Monaghan, came 23 July 1841 on the George Fyffe | ||||||
| James Rush - Rush Letters at Post Office Jan 1847 | ||||||
| Richard Rush - Rush Letter at Post-office unclaimed 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| Francis Rushbrook - Rushbrook aged 18 came Sep 1847 with 306 on the Joseph Somes | ||||||
| Edward Rushton, granted Bark and Timber license for Western Port Feb 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 12 March 1844 | ||||||
| Elizabeth Rushtin 18 (46 single woman) House servant Prot Both London, came 27 Dec 1841 on the Alexander | ||||||
| Elizabeth Rushton wed Thomas Mahony Crosbie in 1843 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| George Rushton, 25 both was Farm servant, trained as Weaver married crime - Felony 7 years convicted 16 Feb 1843, at Preston, received 28 Feb 1843, at Preston, became an Exile and received a Royal Pardon 10 Oct 1844, arrived at Geelong 18 March 1845 on the Sir George Seymour, and was employed by Mr Reid Geelong (List a132 and a54) | ||||||
| A Russell Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 | ||||||
| Andrew Russell, with 147 men, was presented to Sir George Gipps at a Levee, Mon 25 Oct 1841 in his honour. Source - Port Phillip Herald, 26 Oct 1841
Andrew Russell, The Port Phillip Herald Tue, 20 Jun 1843 was the Returning Officer for election of member to serve in new Legislative Assembly Andrew Russell, Wharehouse and House Collins Lane The Port Phillip Herald Fri 8 Sep 1843 Burgess in La Trobe Ward Andrew Russell, appointed JP The Port Phillip Herald Tue 12 Dec 1843 Andrew Russell wed Jessie Fishen in 1845 at Presbyterian christened Elizabeth Inglis 1845, John 1847 Directory 1847 J.P. merchant Collins lane Andrew Russell Corporation Of Melbourne La Trobe Owned Property Saltwater River - Freehold Property Letter at Post-office unclaimed | ||||||
| A Russell, Alderman Council of the Town of Melbourne. Source - Melbourne Courier 14 Nov 1845 | ||||||
| Andrew Russell, donated to the Building Fund for the new hospital - source Port Phillip Herald 1 March 1845 | ||||||
| Ann Russell Convict came 1840 on the Surry assigned to Mr W H Dutton | ||||||
| Anthony Russell 23 (35 single man) Labourer Prot Both Donegal, came 7 June 1841 on the Frankfield | ||||||
| Anthony Russell, died 18 male Melbourne 1842 #291 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Benjamin Russel 29 hus (57 family) Sawyer Prot both Gloucestershire, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman
Esther Russel 25 wife of Benjamin (57 family) House Keeper, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman William Russel 6 and George Russel 0 son of Benjamin (57 family) born on board, came 12 Dec 1841 on the Ward Chipman Benjamin Russell and Esther christened Elizabeth 1843, Charlotte 1845 | ||||||
| Benjamin Russell, larceny. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 13 July 1844 | ||||||
| Benjamin Russell, stealing fixtures tried before the criminal court. Source - Port Phillip Herald 12 July 1844
Directory 1847 nightman off Bourke lane | ||||||
| Charles Russell Letter at Post-office unclaimed 7 April 1847 | ||||||
| Mr D Russell departed 26 Mar 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip William Hughes - source Launceston Courier 29 March 1841 | ||||||
| Edward Russell aged 18 came May 1847 with 338 on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot | ||||||
| Francis Russel - Russel 23 hus (25 family) Labourer Prot both Meath, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle
Margaret Russel - Russel 21 wife of Francis (25 family) Milliner Prot both Meath, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle Helen Russel - Russel 1 dau of Francis (25 family) Prot both Meath, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle Francis Russel and Margaret christened Andrew 1844, Jane 1844, Elizabeth 1846 | ||||||
| Francis Russell Crew Seaman arrived 22 Aug 1844 on the Lord William Bentinck
Directory 1847 laboxwex· Roach Terrace | ||||||
| George W Russell, and child cabin arrived 27 Sep 1842 from Liverpool on the Ocean | ||||||
| George Russell, voted in Geelong to elect two members to sit in Legislative Council. Source - Port Phillip Herald 26 Apr 1844 | ||||||
| George Russell, on a Committee to hold a meeting at Mack's Hotel, Corio, of all inhabitants of the Western District. Source - Geelong Advertiser 10 May 1844 | ||||||
| George Russell, sent cargo of 47 casks tallow. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 May 1845 | ||||||
| George Russell, exported 284 bales of wool to UK in the previous year. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 June 1845 | ||||||
| George Russell, of Gullhill, River Leigh, appointed Magistrate to the territory - source Port Phillip Herald 26 June 1845 | ||||||
| George Russell, one of 469 voters who qualified by Freehold in Leigh 26 miles from Geelong Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| George Russell Directory 1847 - JP Owned Property River Leigh Geelong - Freehold Property | ||||||
| Henry Russell 34 hus Carpenter Prot both Devonshire Forwarded to Geelong, Forwarded to Geelong, arrived 16 Feb 1844 on the Wallace
Esther Russell 35 wife Prot both Devonshire arrived 16 Feb 1844 on the Wallace Alexander Russell 5, Robert Russell 4, Andrew Russell 3 and Wallace Russell 0 born on board Prot arrived 16 Feb 1844 on the Wallace Henry Russell and Esther christened Henry 1844, Jennet 1845, James 1847 Henry Russell Owned Property Little Scotland Geelong - House & Land | ||||||
| HG Russell, letter at Geelong Post Office 6 Mar 1844. Source - Geelong Advertiser 6 Mar 1844 | ||||||
| James Russle died 1847 Male aged 24 at Melbourne
James Russell died 1847 Male aged 34 at Melbourne James Russell wed Elizabeth Mcnamara in 1845 at Roman Catholic christened William 1847 James Russell wed Margaret West in 1841 at Church of England St James, Melbourne James Russell wed Mary Barrett in 1843 at Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong christened Ellen 1844, Mary 1846 James Russell Directory 1847 off Bourke lane | ||||||
| James Russell 2nd Mate (4 on list), came 27 July 1841 on the William Abrams | ||||||
| James Russell, convict came per Lord Lynedoch' Ticket of Leave for county of Port Phillip appears in Government Gazette of 29 Jan 1840. Source - Port Phillip Herald 28 Feb 1840 | ||||||
| John Russell 37 hus (37 family) Mason Prot both Glasgow, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Allan Ker
Margaret Russell 37 wife of John (37 family), came 30 Nov 1841 on the Allan Ker John Russell Directory 1847 | ||||||
| John Russell 25 (25 single man) Farm servant Prot both Edinburgh, came 22 Oct 1841 on the Grindlay | ||||||
| John Russell wed Ann Stanton in 1841 at Church of England St James, Melbourne | ||||||
| John Russell 31 hus (29 family), came 17 July 1841 on the Royal Saxon
L Anne Russell 30 wife of John (29 family), came 17 July 1841 on the Royal Saxon Harriet Russell 9 and M Anne Russell 0 dau of John (29 family), came 17 July 1841 on the Royal Saxon John Bussell - Russell aged 28 came Sep 1844 with 283 on the Abberton with Miriam 30 30th June 1847 | ||||||
| John Russell, Geelong Post Office has an unclaimed letter. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 May 1845 | ||||||
| Lieut Russell ( Steerage) wrecked 2 Jan 1841, on the Clonmel | ||||||
| Lieut Russell arrived 21 June 1841 at Sydney from Port Phillip on 13 June on the Australasian Packet | ||||||
| Lieut Russell mounted police and troop, left Sydney 30 Dec 1840 and was Shipwrecked 2 Jan 1841 on the Clonmel | ||||||
| Louisa Russell 34 (63 single woman), came 17 July 1841 on the Royal Saxon | ||||||
| Margaret Russell 23 (46 single woman) Housemaid Prot both Glasgow, came 3 June 1841 on the Duchess Of Northumberlan
Margaret Russell, wed William Lawson 1842 #600 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Mr Russell, on Married side, first innings caught by Chisholm, 4 runs in first recorded Cricket match against the Bachelors. Source - Port Phillip Herald 10 Mar 1840 | ||||||
| Mrs Russell and child departed Launceston 14 Jan 1841 for Port Phillip. on the Paul Pry | ||||||
| Mr Russell arrived 12 Mar 1841 at Launceston from Portland Bay on the Tamar | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Russell arrived 22 Mar 1841 at Launceston from Port Phillip on the Gem | ||||||
| Mr Russell and wife arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the schooner 'Tamar' 30 Apr 1840 - source Port Phillip Herald 1 May 1840 | ||||||
| Mr Russell, departed from Launceston to Port Phillip on the schooner "Dusty Miller' 17 Oct 1840 - source Launceston Courier 19 Oct 1840 | ||||||
| Mr Russell (6 Cabin), came 9 Jan 1841 on the Ariadne | ||||||
| Mrs Russell and child departed from Launceston to Port Phillip on the schooner 'Paul Fry' 14 Jan 1841 - source Launceston Courier 18 Jan 1841 | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Russell, arrived at Launceston from Port Phillip on the schooner 'Gem' 22 Mar 1841 - source Launceston Courier 29 March 1841 | ||||||
| Mr and Mrs Russell, from Launceston arrived 26 Feb 1844 on the Ellen barque from London to Port Phillip via Launceston. | ||||||
| Oliver Russell Letters at Post Office Jan 1847 | ||||||
| Rev Mr Russell, departed from Launceston for Port Phillip on the schooner 'Sir John Franklin' 25 Jan 1842 - source Launceston Courier 31 Jan 1842 /td> | ||||||
| Mr R Russell Passengers cabin - listed on the India arrived 9 Apr 1840 | ||||||
| R Russel, on 10 June 1840 purchased a town allotment - source Port Phillip Herald 12 June 1840 | ||||||
| R Russell, with 147 men, was presented to Sir George Gipps at a Levee, Mon 25 Oct 1841in his honour. Source - Port Phillip Herald, 26 Oct 1841 | ||||||
| R Russell, appointed a Committee member to begin the Cricket Club. Source - Port Phillip Herald, 2 Nov 1841 | ||||||
| Richard Russell aged 22 came May 1847 with 338 on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot | ||||||
| Robert Russell 5 October 1836 assistant surveyor arrived on the Stirlingshire
In March 1838 appointed Clerk of Works, but prefered to attractive watercolours of early Melbourne, and 'resigned' in June 1839. Did not purchase land in early Melbourne, 1809-1900 died almost penniless Friday, January 3, 1840 The Port Phillip Herald reports on Page 3, Marriage of Robert Russell on Tues 17 Dec 1839 to Mary Anne Smith dau of James Smith, witnesses Charles Le Souef at St James Cathedral, Melbourne same day as her sister Catherine Morris wed Daniel Stodhart Campbell Robert Russell and Mary Anne Collis Smith baptised Mary 1841, Robert 1843, John Leslie 1846 Directory 1847 architect, Bourke street. Letter at Post-office unclaimed Robert Russell, Surveyor, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip Mr Russell, in Oct 1839 employed Samuel Hawkins aged 20 Storekeeper and Andrew Mcewan aged 15, who came on the David Clarke R Russell cabin - 4 May 1840 the India cleared for Sydney Robert Russell arrived in Sydney in 1833 at the age of 25, was in Port Philip as an assistant surveyor 1836, returned as Clerk of Works in March 1838 only to be dismissed again in June 1839. Russell died on a government pension. In private practice, Russell surveyed Port Albert and Wilson’s Promontory, (1843) designed the first Bank of Australasia in Melbourne (1840-41) and his best known building, St James Old Cathedral, 419-435 King Street (1839-41) the earliest Anglican Church in Victoria. As a member of polite society, he was a foundation member of the Melbourne Club in 1838. Mr R Russell cleared for Sydney 4 May 1840 on the India Robert Russell, Port Phillip Herald 22 Apr 1842 Page 1 advertisement - pleased Queen had a son Robert Russell, Port Phillip Herald 13 Dec 1842 Page 2 standing for office of Town Surveyor R Russell, Melbourne Times 28 May 1842 Page 2 Engineer debt of 1083 pounds, 0.35% of 56 debts listed Robert Russell, House Bourke St The Port Phillip Herald Fri 8 Sep 1843 Burgess in Burke Ward Robert Russell, 1 matted trunk cargo came 2 Dec 1843 from Leith on the Mid Lothian The Port Phillip Herald Tue 5 Dec 1843 | ||||||
| Robert Russell, subscribed 5/5/- to the Testomonial to be presented to Captain Lonsdale, raising a total of 325 pounds 17s from 76 men. Source - Port Phillip Herald 31 Jan 1840 | ||||||
| Robert Russell, fined 40 shillings, failed to attend for jury duty. Source - Port Phillip Herald 22 March 1844 | ||||||
| Robert Russell, No 7, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 5 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| Robert Russell, did not answer when called upon for duty as Special Constable, by His Worship the Mayor 21 Oct 1845 72 enrolled, all publicans exempted. Source - Port Phillip Herald 23 Oct 1845 | ||||||
| Samuel Russell 33 Labourer came with wife and 4chn, Jan 1839 on the Hope was employed Jan 1839 by William Coghill of Melb
Jane Russell 30, wife of Samuel Russell, with Mary Russell 8, Margaret 5, William 3, and Agnes Russell infant came Jan 1839 on the Hope Samuel Russell carpenter, wife Jane dau Agnes born 3 Dec 1838 baptised 13 Jan 1839 by Rev James Forbes Presbyterian Samuel Russel - Russell and Janet Moore christened Agnes 1839, John 1840, Jane 1843, James 1846 | ||||||
| Samuel Russell, letter at Geelong Post Office. Source - Geelong Advertiser 29 Aug 1844 | ||||||
| Sarah Russell 19 (48 single woman) Housemaid Prot both Antrim, came 17 July 1841 on the England | ||||||
| Sarah Russell 18 (51 single woman) House servant Prot reads Donegal, came 23 July 1841 on the George Fyffe | ||||||
| Sarah Russell, letter to be collected from Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 6 Feb 1844
Sarah Russell wed James Dobson in 1845 at Independent Congregational | ||||||
| Thomas Russell 18 (36 single man) Labourer Prot both Belfast, came 30 Nov 1841 on the Marquis Of Bute | ||||||
| William Russell Cabin passenger arrived 15 June 1839 from Leith 29 Feb 1839 via The Downs 15 Mar, on the Midlothian
William Russell wed Bridget Hassed in 1844 at Church of England St James Melbourne | ||||||
| William Russell, to be Pastmaster new Post Office at the Grange on the Portland Road. Source - Geelong Advertiser 18 July 1844 | ||||||
| William Russell, to be Postmaster at the Grange. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 3 Aug 1844 | ||||||
| William Russell, Portland Bay District depasturing license for 1-31 August 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 22 Oct 1844 | ||||||
| William Russell, one of 469 voters who qualified by Dwelling house in Grange 60 miles from Portland Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| Wiliam Russell Directory 1847 publican Grange Portland
Page 197 Letters at Office 30th June 1847 | ||||||
| William Rust, 21 imperfectly was Labourer, trained as Rug and mat maker single crime - Felony and Larceny 10 years convicted 10 Jan 1843, at Bury St Edmonds, received 16 Feb 1843, at Bury St Edmonds, became an Exile and received a Royal Pardon 10 Oct 1844, arrived at Geelong 18 March 1845 on the Sir George Seymour, and was employed by Mr Roadknight Geelong (List a133 and a37) |
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