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England / Re: 1852 Prins Hendrik ship collision at sea
« on: Tuesday 02 March 21 03:01 GMT (UK) »
Hi Rob,
I do not have any information on the collision at sea. I am interested in the ship though as I am a descendent of Sarah Ann Woolley b.1843 who travelled on the ship with her parents. She is my gg grandmother and my gg grandfather is Ernest John Craig who's parents were William Craig and Sarah Brown who were married on 1828 and lived on 33 acres of farm land in Goree. Ernest was born on 18 Oct 1829 Londonderry North Ireland. He travelled to Australia on the Bussorah Merchant to Point Henry Geelong on 26 June 1850.
I have only just become very interested in Sarah Ann Woolley.
My information comes from The Woolley Family History from the year 1599 to 2004, written by Roy, Frances and Helen Jefferies.
Do you have a copy?
I am very new to all of this family history.
I got a feeling from your comments to Elwyn that you are missing bits??
On a completley different note, I have a son Elwyn! That we took from my Husbands side of the family.
Regards Rachelle
I do not have any information on the collision at sea. I am interested in the ship though as I am a descendent of Sarah Ann Woolley b.1843 who travelled on the ship with her parents. She is my gg grandmother and my gg grandfather is Ernest John Craig who's parents were William Craig and Sarah Brown who were married on 1828 and lived on 33 acres of farm land in Goree. Ernest was born on 18 Oct 1829 Londonderry North Ireland. He travelled to Australia on the Bussorah Merchant to Point Henry Geelong on 26 June 1850.
I have only just become very interested in Sarah Ann Woolley.
My information comes from The Woolley Family History from the year 1599 to 2004, written by Roy, Frances and Helen Jefferies.
Do you have a copy?
I am very new to all of this family history.
I got a feeling from your comments to Elwyn that you are missing bits??
On a completley different note, I have a son Elwyn! That we took from my Husbands side of the family.
Regards Rachelle