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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #18 on: Friday 19 September 25 10:25 BST (UK) »
Unfortunately South Australian marriage certificates at this time do not contain a lot of information, however it should have fathers' names. I'm not sure whether a church record may have more information?

There are a few options for Thomas HOWARD immigration to Australia before 1874, but difficult to say whether any are "yours".

Where did you have that he was from Bermondsey and born c1843? (Noting that the age at death for Thomas Henry HOWARD gives a birth year c1851.)

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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #19 on: Friday 19 September 25 11:47 BST (UK) »
Maddys52, I am still looking into this in regard to his birth date, that was old information that I had for him being born in Bermondsey, need to do some more research now that we know his birth date appears to be 1851.
Am thinking maybe his parents migrated to Australia way before then.
Jan
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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #20 on: Yesterday at 02:59 »
I'm not sure whether this is related -

There was a fire in Hanson St, Adelaide in March 1880 at the home and premises of Henry OLIVER, mattress maker and cabinetmaker. The inquest into the cause of the fire found that it was caused by negligence of Thomas Henry HOWARD, the brother of Eliza OLIVER, who had been sleeping there. The article about the inquest does say that HOWARD was married, but implies he was living there alone.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/197737447

The Police Gazette of 17 March 1880 has the verdict "That the fire was caused through the gross carelessness of Thomas Henry Howard."

If this is the correct Thomas Henry HOWARD, it may provide another clue to his family - sister Eliza who married Henry OLIVER.


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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #21 on: Yesterday at 03:11 »
Eliza HOWARD married Henry OLIVER in 1871 in Victoria (220 / 1871).

Victorian marriage certificates at this time contain a lot of useful information - birthplaces, parents' names and occupations.

Eliza OLIVER  died 15 May 1920
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/210555445

Eliza died aged 74 according to her gravestone, so born c1846
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/161449263/eliza-oliver

(Henry OLIVER died 10 December 1916)


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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #22 on: Yesterday at 03:30 »
Maddys52, that's absolutely great, we know now that Thomas Henry Howard b. 1851 had this sister, Eliza. Yes, he was married in 1874 in South Australia to Emily Sprinks.   It appears that he died in 1927 in Melbourne.
Getting closer, may finally find out when they migrated to Australia.
Thanks for all of that information.   
New, Thorn, Bird, Ruffey, Bosley, Belcher- Newbury Berkshire
Haynes/Haines - Much Birch Herefordshire, Monmouth Wales
Kearn/Watkins- Llanllwchaiarn/Newtown, Wales, Tyberton, Herefordshire
Gwilliam - Monmouth Wales, Herefordshire
Collier, Jackson - Salford, Manchester Lancashire
Saunders - Middlesex, Devon
Benson - Edinburgh, Scotland
Callander - Falkirk, Scotland
Ambrose - Liverpool, Manchester Lancashire, Canada
Timms, Elliman - Oxfordshire, Warwickshire
Ellison - Manchester/Portsmouth Hampshir

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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #23 on: Yesterday at 04:30 »
In 1898 in the Victorian Rates Books on Ancestry, Thomas Howard who lives at 46 Moor Street Fitzroy, is a mattress maker. ;D

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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #24 on: Yesterday at 04:32 »
Hi Sue,
Yes, that's good to get too, thank you.   A mattress maker, interesting !

Jan

In 1898 in the Victorian Rates Books on Ancestry, Thomas Howard who lives at 46 Moor Street Fitzroy, is a mattress maker. ;D

Sue
New, Thorn, Bird, Ruffey, Bosley, Belcher- Newbury Berkshire
Haynes/Haines - Much Birch Herefordshire, Monmouth Wales
Kearn/Watkins- Llanllwchaiarn/Newtown, Wales, Tyberton, Herefordshire
Gwilliam - Monmouth Wales, Herefordshire
Collier, Jackson - Salford, Manchester Lancashire
Saunders - Middlesex, Devon
Benson - Edinburgh, Scotland
Callander - Falkirk, Scotland
Ambrose - Liverpool, Manchester Lancashire, Canada
Timms, Elliman - Oxfordshire, Warwickshire
Ellison - Manchester/Portsmouth Hampshir

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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #25 on: Yesterday at 04:45 »
A closer look at the books shows Thomas HOWARD at that address from 1893 to 1900.

The property owner was The Colonial Bank.

Sue

Adding.
It is not a big leap from mattress maker to upholsterer as we have seen previously being listed as his occ.

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Re: Looking for migration to Australia Thomas Henry Howard
« Reply #26 on: Yesterday at 10:06 »
sparrett,Yes agree with you, need to get back on to one of those Howard family members, they were hide, tanners back in UK.

Will get back to you.
Jan
New, Thorn, Bird, Ruffey, Bosley, Belcher- Newbury Berkshire
Haynes/Haines - Much Birch Herefordshire, Monmouth Wales
Kearn/Watkins- Llanllwchaiarn/Newtown, Wales, Tyberton, Herefordshire
Gwilliam - Monmouth Wales, Herefordshire
Collier, Jackson - Salford, Manchester Lancashire
Saunders - Middlesex, Devon
Benson - Edinburgh, Scotland
Callander - Falkirk, Scotland
Ambrose - Liverpool, Manchester Lancashire, Canada
Timms, Elliman - Oxfordshire, Warwickshire
Ellison - Manchester/Portsmouth Hampshir