Did this Family Emigrate.

[bell2]

This is a bit of along shot,but here goes. 
                 Baptism Cert
Gutlip Shubart, ( Lance Corporal HM 84th Regt
 Ann Shubart, mother to SON: David, born, 24 Augt 1848,Secunderbad,India.
                      Baptism Cert
DAUGHTER:Mary Ann, born,2 November 1850,Tichinopoly,India.
In the presence of: A Shubart proxy for Mary Ann Pepper, G Bloomer (sponsor), x mark of Georgiana Bonynge (sponsor).

I have no futher info on this family before or after these dates,
as their father was in the British Army I think he may have come from UK,so I'm looking to Emigration.
Also posted on US site. Hoping for some info, Belle

[ChristineR]

Belle,

http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/INDIA/2007-01/1169474279

a google brought up this thread that mentions Gutlip - have you been in contact with this person who appears to be researching the same family?

ChristineR 

edit : the same post has Gutlip in England, aged 60 in 1841, born 'foreign parts'

[CuriousDiana]

The 84th Regiment was the 84th Punjabis. Between 1824-1885 it was called the 24th Regiment  Madras  Native Infantry.  Gutlip Shubart was most probably a Punjabi.  Do you think he might have returned to his native land (now Pakistan)?

[cando]

Hi

Noticed a David SHUBART on

http://www.naa.gov.au/
born in INDIA.  Also a SHUBART history.

Photo of him on http://www.pictureaustralia.org/index.html

May be a relly.

cando

[CuriousDiana]

Check out www.online.justice.vic.gov.au
You will find deaths in Victoria for David Stanley Shubart and Thomas Edgar Shubart, both children of David Henry Shubart and Elizabeth Ann Lee.

[tropicalj]

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,213924.0.html

dejavu


this ties in with this thread
regards jenn

[tropicalj]

I did notice on Family search

http://www.familysearch.org/


birth details for
Mary Ann Shubart 
  Female     

 Birth:  02 NOV 1850   
 
 Christening:  11 DEC 1850   Trickinopoly, , Tamil Nadu, India
   
Parents:
  Father:  Gutlep Shubart 
  Mother:  Ann     

 regards jenn

[bell2]

Hi Jan yes its me again still hunting them SHUBARTS.

The Shubarts ( Gutlip) you found on familysearch are the ones I'm trying to tie up with my lot,
 David Stanleys (b/1898) father (my g-grandfather) was a David (b/1872 India) and also his g-grandfather was a David (b/1826 Ireland) its this one I'm trying to connect to Gutlip,
 Its to much of a coincidence for David and Gutlip not to be related,as they were in the same Regt at the same time in the same place in India,
also Gutlip called his son David and Shubart spelled this way is not a name I'm comming across much,in fact the ones I do find are mine.

Thanks Cando, for the picture of David Stanley I did not come across it in my hunt, nice surprise,

Thanks Diana, but my research into the 84th Regt is York & Lancaster's which is a British Regt. Yes the deaths of David Stanley and Tomas Edga are mine,

Hi Christiner, SORRY thats me, I'm on the India List .That Gutlip is to old and the spelling is Schubert,

I hope all this makes sense, this is a complicated lot,I have trouble getting my head round them to many DAVIDS

[ChristineR]

Belle,

Its to much of a coincidence for David and Gutlip not to be related,as they were in the same Regt at the same time in the same place in India

Have you seen them both listed at the same time in the same documentation? Is it at all possible that they are the same person? just thought I would ask.

That Gutlip is to old and the spelling is Schubert

Do you know how old Gutlip is supposed to be? as you say you know nothing about this family apart from your opening information.   And I certainly would ignore the spelling - those days these things were just not that exact - it may have been written 'correctly' on the householder schedule but copied wrongly on to the enumeration sheet. All sorts of reasons, it may not have been Gutlip who supplied the information. 

ChristineR