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Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« on: Wednesday 25 April 12 16:04 BST (UK) »
Searching for John & Elizabeth Maybon / Maybin immigration to Victoria about 1854-1857 possibly through Geelong.
There is a newspaper advert in 1858 by John's brother James, who had recently arrived in May 1858, asking John to write to him & it states Ship Ondine.. which wasn't James' ship so I presume it was the one John came on.
I have checked all Victoria online assissted & unassissted immigration & found nothing.
Would anyone know of the "Ondine" or passenger lists for it?  :-\

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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 26 April 12 00:37 BST (UK) »
A birth registered in Victoria to the couple in 1861.


Wonder if this  suggests  the arrival could be closer to your 1857 guess than earlier.

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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 26 April 12 00:40 BST (UK) »
Hi

Did the family come from Ireland,

 If Johns' parents are Patrick and Mary there is a tree on An..stry which has John Maybon born Antrim Ireland in 1822, died Victoria 9.10.1887 buried Castlemaine General Cemetery, Victoria,  with a wife Elizabeth Margaret nee Talbort born 1824 Tipperary, Ireland died 28.8.1874 buried Scarsdale Cemetary, Victoria,

Cass

just noticed name of tree owner on An..stry, looks like you could be owner if so you would know all this info, sorry

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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 26 April 12 01:09 BST (UK) »
It seems that the Ondine was a steamship launched in 1853 and was used to carry passengers between Dublin and London.  Perhaps it is just the name that James remembered when his brother departed from Ireland, not knowing which ship he boarded to come to Australia.

Just a thought.

Debra  :)


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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 26 April 12 01:20 BST (UK) »
A letter, or a number of letters, for JOHN MAYBON are noted as unclaimed at the Ballarat PO from Septmeber 1856.

26/6/1858. ARGUS ( A month after the item you mention)

"JOHN MAYBON will hear from his brother , JAMES.  Address. 11 Little Lonsdale St. East.

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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 26 April 12 03:42 BST (UK) »
Not all shipping manifests survive.  There is no record at PROV of the ONDINE arriving Victoria.  The ship was built for the London to Dublin route [see snip attached] so it is probably that John and Elizabeth left Dublin for London on the ONDINE

Letter for John in Ballarat in 1856   [I see Sue has listed it]
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This index record indicates an arrival c1854.

MAYBON Elizabeth.
Hospital record  30 Jun 1873
Place Staffordshire Reef.  Born  Co Tipperary  42 years  Status Married
How long in colony  19 years     Church of England
Ballarat Hospital Admissions Register 1856-1913.
Name of Recommender or remarks: - Dr Hillas


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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 26 April 12 04:53 BST (UK) »
 :) Thanks to all for all the help.
Yes, the tree on Ancestry is mine & yes they were Irish.
I had missed the one on "Trove" 1856 letters, means they were here then.
I had thought about 1854/55 originally as they were married in Tipperary Oct 1853 & first son was supposedly born in Oz 1855 but no birth record here for him & time in colony on death certs..
Thanks for the "Ondine" launch jpg. I could find very little online about the ship.
At least that narrows down my search now to 1854/55.
Regards, Karen.

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Re: Immigration to Victoria 1853-1858
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 26 April 12 05:58 BST (UK) »
Hi,

Maybe try the Woady Yaloak Historical Society, they might be able to assist.

They have been great with my Smythesdale queries.

 http://www.woadyyaloakhistoricalsociety.org.au/

Regards
Gerry

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Re:Kennedy Tipperary
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 30 May 12 14:31 BST (UK) »
Hi Karen
Was wondering if have a connection to William Kennedy (b.1778 In Tipperary Ireland). Pls contact on (*)as may have a common ancestor

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Tracing of Kennedy family Tree in Australia and also in
Ireland (esp Tipperarry and Waterford Co)