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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 26 October 08 11:46 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Cando.

There is a dedicated geneological library in Lismore, not far from here. I've found them very good in the past. I'll give them a try. If they don't have it, well if it is $15 for a single look up, or $25 for the CD, I'll probably buy the CD and donate it to the library when I'm done.


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NSW Convict 1836: Peter WIFFIN (alias VIVIAN)
VDL Convict 1841: Richard REES
SA Pioneers (<1847): Hornsby, Wallis, Willoughby, Floate, Mills, Chesson, Degenhardt.
SA Old Colonists (<1857): Messenger, Tyler, McFeat, Ladner, Edwards, Cassidy, Rhodes, Shaw, Waye, Sibly.
SA Colonists (<1901): Jones, Pike, Bowyer, Davey.

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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #10 on: Monday 27 October 08 05:32 GMT (UK) »
Or keep it and do look ups for 'chatters ;D ;D

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Cando
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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 14 February 09 23:20 GMT (UK) »
Hi Nudge,
Did you know that the majority of the passengers, if not all of them on board the vessel Resource, came in to Australia under "A Free Pasage to Paradise". Where United Kingdom Emigrants applied for free passage to South Australia 1836-1841.
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Ayling:Sussex, Brighton
Bowley:Sussex, Brighton, Arundel,Burpham
Braddon:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Catford:Sussex,Burpham
Davis:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Dix:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Masters:Kent,Trottiscliffe
Medlar:Norfolk,Hevingham
Morey:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Mudge:Devon,Dawlish
Rendell:Dorset/Beaminster/Somerset/East Chinnock
Sharp:Kent,Bexley,Crayford
Sibley:Kent,Dartford,Deptford, London
Silva:Ceylon
Starling: West Indies,Barbados,Bridgetown
Ward:Sussex,Arundel, Australia

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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #12 on: Sunday 15 February 09 00:02 GMT (UK) »
Hi Nudge,
I clicked post by mistake, before I could add that I am indirectly related through my Mothers brothers wife, Alice, who descends from Henry born adelaide 1858.
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Ayling:Sussex, Brighton
Bowley:Sussex, Brighton, Arundel,Burpham
Braddon:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Catford:Sussex,Burpham
Davis:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Dix:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Masters:Kent,Trottiscliffe
Medlar:Norfolk,Hevingham
Morey:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Mudge:Devon,Dawlish
Rendell:Dorset/Beaminster/Somerset/East Chinnock
Sharp:Kent,Bexley,Crayford
Sibley:Kent,Dartford,Deptford, London
Silva:Ceylon
Starling: West Indies,Barbados,Bridgetown
Ward:Sussex,Arundel, Australia


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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #13 on: Sunday 15 February 09 06:40 GMT (UK) »
Hi Nudge,
Just checked my notes,
Thomas Noakes Float applied for a Migrant Labour Free Passage Application No. 2218-21.4.1838 His Embarkation No. 1611
His son Henry Float applied for one as well his Application No. 2219-21.4.1838 and Embarkation No. 1613.
Haselbury.
Ayling:Sussex, Brighton
Bowley:Sussex, Brighton, Arundel,Burpham
Braddon:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Catford:Sussex,Burpham
Davis:Devon,Mamhead,Dawlish
Dix:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Masters:Kent,Trottiscliffe
Medlar:Norfolk,Hevingham
Morey:Somerset,Haselbury Plucknett
Mudge:Devon,Dawlish
Rendell:Dorset/Beaminster/Somerset/East Chinnock
Sharp:Kent,Bexley,Crayford
Sibley:Kent,Dartford,Deptford, London
Silva:Ceylon
Starling: West Indies,Barbados,Bridgetown
Ward:Sussex,Arundel, Australia

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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #14 on: Friday 27 August 10 15:47 BST (UK) »
Hi Nudge

This is another peice of information that may help

http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/27452889?searchTerm=Sylvester+Float+William+Mills#pstart2103086

Quite a colourful group of ancesters

BTW; William Mills is also my Gt Gt Gt Gt Grandfather

David

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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #15 on: Friday 27 August 10 16:15 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the help, people. I will follow up those leads you have given me.

BTW, Thomas Noakes FLOATE and his wife Martha were Silvestra's parents.


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nudge

Hi Nudge

Looking at the birthdates on "resource" passenger list, Thomas was only 12 when his son was born, Martha was 32. Do you have any other confirmation of these dates

Thanks
David

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Re: SA death in 1839 - MILLS
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 03 November 10 07:28 GMT (UK) »
Thanks, David

Isn't that article fascinating! I have not found anything on William MILLS after his arrival in Adelaide. But maybe he was still alive in 1846. So Charles STEVENS and Silvester FLOATE never actually married - indeed, she uses her maiden name in the business they had. What surname did she use when marrying James DEVINE  in 1854, I wonder?

Do you know what type of business they operated?

Cheers
Nudge

PS  Thomas Noakes FLOATE was christened 12 Feb 1792 at Great Chart in Kent. Martha CHITTENDEN was christened 6 Sep 1790 at Warehorne, Kent. They were married 5 May 1810 at St Matthew's in Warehorne, Kent
NSW Convict 1836: Peter WIFFIN (alias VIVIAN)
VDL Convict 1841: Richard REES
SA Pioneers (<1847): Hornsby, Wallis, Willoughby, Floate, Mills, Chesson, Degenhardt.
SA Old Colonists (<1857): Messenger, Tyler, McFeat, Ladner, Edwards, Cassidy, Rhodes, Shaw, Waye, Sibly.
SA Colonists (<1901): Jones, Pike, Bowyer, Davey.