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Re: Hannah Eugenia Lane - Lambeth
« Reply #9 on: Thursday 25 October 12 02:25 BST (UK) »

I have other news also from another cousin of mine who has some resources...

New South Wales Assisted Immigrant Passenger:
(p62) Hannah E Lane Aged 30 arrived 3.Febraury.1885 aboard SS Gulf of Venice, Domestic from Middlesex, C of E, (Husb or Wife) Yes
confirmed http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1885/02/012gul.htm
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Have to run...
Regards
cairnswk

This is not your Hannah, her family were in Victoria by 1867.  The disposal list for this ship has survived and she gives "Sister and Brother in Sydney" as her relatives in the colony.  I would expect her to name her father if she was your Hannah.

Of course they may have left her behind when they emigrated but that seems pretty unlikely.

(Husb or Wife) Yes  This actually says "Read or write" - (Ditto) Yes

I agree that William KOLLN's ship was probably the Felicia.  He may have arrived as crew, like his brother.  You would need to see if the crew list for that ship has survived.

Debra  :)


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Re: Hannah Eugenia Lane - Lambeth
« Reply #10 on: Friday 26 October 12 00:34 BST (UK) »

I have other news also from another cousin of mine who has some resources...

New South Wales Assisted Immigrant Passenger:
(p62) Hannah E Lane Aged 30 arrived 3.Febraury.1885 aboard SS Gulf of Venice, Domestic from Middlesex, C of E, (Husb or Wife) Yes
confirmed http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1885/02/012gul.htm
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Have to run...
Regards
cairnswk

This is not your Hannah, her family were in Victoria by 1867.  The disposal list for this ship has survived and she gives "Sister and Brother in Sydney" as her relatives in the colony.  I would expect her to name her father if she was your Hannah.

Of course they may have left her behind when they emigrated but that seems pretty unlikely.

(Husb or Wife) Yes  This actually says "Read or write" - (Ditto) Yes

I agree that William KOLLN's ship was probably the Felicia.  He may have arrived as crew, like his brother.  You would need to see if the crew list for that ship has survived.

Debra  :)

Dundee...how stupid of me not to see that ::) More research on that one eh!?  :)

Re this:

Marriage Register
St May Lambeth
Lambeth
29th June 1858

William LANE Jnr of full age Bachelor Shoe Maker of Lambeth Walk Father = William LANE a Turner

Mary COPLING of full age Spinster of Lambeth Walk Father = Thomas COPLING Dec a Farm Servant

Both bride and groom signed
Witnesses were Edward POWELL and Elizabeth POWELL ( seems that these two were regular witnesses to marriages in this church as they appear on at least two other entries on this same day, so most likely not related to either bride or groom )

Cheers
Karenlee
I have been digging through FamilySearch
and found this record for their marriage..
https://www.familysearch.org/search/records/index#count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3AMary%20%2Bsurname%3ACopling%20%2Bmarriage_year%3A1858-1858
Integrity?
Matthias Kölln & Catherine Groth of Holstein
Hannah Eugenia Lane of Lambeth and forebares

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Re: Hannah Eugenia Lane - Lambeth
« Reply #11 on: Friday 26 October 12 02:40 BST (UK) »
This indexed marriage on FamilySearch has come from the registers of St Mary's, Lambeth.  Karenlee has transcribed the details previously:


Marriage Register
St May Lambeth
Lambeth
29th June 1858

William LANE Jnr of full age Bachelor Shoe Maker of Lambeth Walk Father = William LANE a Turner

Mary COPLING of full age Spinster of Lambeth Walk Father = Thomas COPLING Dec a Farm Servant

Both bride and groom signed
Witnesses were Edward POWELL and Elizabeth POWELL ( seems that these two were regular witnesses to marriages in this church as they appear on at least two other entries on this same day, so most likely not related to either bride or groom )

Cheers
Karenlee

If you put the "source film number" ( in this case 1041668) into the FamilySearch catalogue then that shows you where the information has come from.  The catalogue can be accessed from the main search page.

William and Mary on the 1861 census, just before Hannah was born (the East Street address matches Hannah's baptism, and William is a boot maker):

RG9/354 Page 17
139 East Street, Lambeth
District of St Mary's

Wm LANE, Head, 25, Boot Maker, born Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Mary LANE, Wife, 26, Boot Closer, born Beetley, Norfolk

(no children with them as Sarah has just died, and Hannah is about to be born)

Also of interest on the same page:

142 East Street

Winnafred COPLING, Head, widow, 51, Charwoman, born Gressenhall, Norfolk
Susan COPLING, daughter, unmarried, 23, Shirt Maker, born Beetley, Norfolk

I believe this is Mary's mother and sister.  If you go back to FamilySearch it is easy enough to find baptisms for the children of Thomas and Winifred COPLING at Beetley, including Mary and Susan.

Debra  :)