George PADGETT - Ballarat Victoria

[krisesjoint]

Hi Ted,

according to the CFHS Baptism Index there was a George PAGET baptised in Wisbech St Peter in 1830 to William and Sarah of Walsoken

http://www.cfhs.org.uk/BaptismIndex/index.html

Seems the Museum hold the parish records

http://www.wisbech-town.co.uk/family.htm

Cheers Kris 

[krisesjoint]

Aha - 1841 census

HO107/770/11 Folio 11 Page 15
Walsoken
Wisbech St Peters
Norfolk

PADGET William 65 Y Farmer
PADGET John 20 Y Tailor
PADGET Isac 20 Y Tailor
PADGET George 10 Y
SMITH Elizabeth 20 Y Housekeeper
SMITH Mary Ann 5 N

Cheers Kris 

[Jack55]

Excellent. I have Isaac Padgett born 1867 Mount Cole, died 30 September 1937 Braemore Werribee Vic; he married Barbara Gunn.

This looks very promising.

[sparrett]

Hello Jack55,

Are you seeking information on the same family as TEDSCOUT and Friend?

Chatters will, I'm sure, be pleased to help if you want to explain what you are particularly searching for  (if anything )

Sue

[Aussie1947]

Ted,

You may have this already.

Victorian Government Gazette

Friday Nov 4th 1864 p2472

Titale Deeds grants for 3 blocks of land to a George Padgett at Warrak

http://gazette.slv.vic.gov.au/view.cgi?year=1864&class=general&page_num=2461&state=V&classNum=G113


Friday June 12th 1874 p1125

License under The Land Act 1869 for 160 acres at Warrak to a George Padgett approved.

http://gazette.slv.vic.gov.au/view.cgi?year=1874&class=general&page_num=1109&state=V&classNum=G40


Friday August 23rd 1878 p2068

Leases under The Land Act Section 20 approved for a George Padgett for 35 plus acres ar Warrak.

http://gazette.slv.vic.gov.au/view.cgi?year=1878&class=general&page_num=2017&state=V&classNum=G88


Friday December 13th 1878 p3307

Applications to transfer leaseholds under Section 20 sanctioned

Transferor, George Walker and transferee George Padgett 48 acres plus at Warrak.

http://gazette.slv.vic.gov.au/view.cgi?year=1878&class=general&page_num=3283&state=V&classNum=G127

Gerry

[Jack55]

Hi

I'm not actively researching the Padgett family at this time. As said, Isaac Padgett marries into 'my' line of the Gunn family from Ballarat  / Buninyong (and before that Caithness). I have a very good record for the consequent 'Gunn Padget't line but did not have the earlier Padgett material, so many thanks as I am in the process of nearly finishing a major family history with another family member.

But yes, the others who are related to the Padgetts - I'm not - may perhaps be interested in knowing the Gunn Padgett line is available if they are interested. They spent most of their time at 'Braemore' Werribee South, for example.

best wishes
Jack

[trawallajack]

Hey there
I am a descendant of George Padgett - Ballarat Victoria
I also am trying to find out more about my Great Grandfather
If you have anymore information I would appreciate it also

many thanks
George Padgett
Trawalla, Victoria
Australia

[cmurray56]

Information from a family descendant of George and Martha Padgett .     PADGET ONE NAME STUDY ON FB .                                      As you know as part of my One Name Study I am studying Padget's (and variants of the name) everywhere! I have started in Yorkshire England and as a group we have been looking at Padget's of one particular family in Australia. At the moment I have over 4,500 people in the Padget tree and this consists of 52 separate families (and I have a long way to go ). At some point some of these families will probably merge together.
This is where you come in . I have found a George Padget born in 1833 in Camberidgeshire England to William Padgett (Farmer and a Sarah Curson) who went to Ballaret, Australia and married  Martha Turner on 3 October 1855 there. There descendants all seem to have stayed there (As this was where Harold Guy Padget settled). It seems such a coincidence that  they have settled in this particular place. So my question is to all the group members that have Padgett's in Ballerat is this a common name in that area and do any of you have these people in your tree?                                      This information may be helpful , your inforamtion will be very helpful to the researcher in the UK