Chat
|
Daily Search
|
My GenForum
|
Community Standards
|
Terms of Service
|
|
|
Hi Ralph,
I have since got a copy of the marraige transcription for James Emerson & Louisa Callaway:
Marriage Date: 4 May 1861
Place: Church at Delegate.*
Religion: Church of England.
Groom: James Emerson, Bachelor.
Birthplace: Cullen,County Louth, Ireland. [sic]
Occupation: Laborer.
Age: 25.
Usual Residence: Hallimbibby.*
Father: Henry Emerson, Occupation: Carpenter.
Mother: Jane McEntire.
Bride: Louisa Callaway, Spinster.
Birthplace: Wiltshire, England.
Age: 17.
Usual Residence: Hallimbibby.*
Father: James(sic)Callaway,* Occupation: Laborer.
Mother: Ann Maria Philpot.
Comments on certificate: Stephen(sic)Callaway,of Braidwood*, gave concent to the marriage of his daughter, she being under the age of 21.
*Delegate is a country town in southern NSW. Australia.
*Hallimbibby, unsure but I believe this may be the name of a 'Station' as in sheep or cattle as I have not been able to find any other reference to it as yet. It was common practice for people to live & work on these 'Stations'.
*Stephen James Callaway.
*Braidwood is a country town in southern NSW. Australia.
Also this brief from Assisted Immigrants Arrive Sydney & Newcastle 1844-1859: Callaway Louisa - Age 14yrs.- & family - Vessel Switzerland - 1858.
From Port of Liverpool UK Arrive Sydney 13th April 1858.
Family: Stephen Callaway, Age: 45, Ann Callaway, Age: 42, Emma Callaway, Age: 12.
Does any of this help to shed more light on a search at your end?
Regards and thank you for the time and effort,
Julie.
Notify Administrator about this message?
Followups:
|
| http://genforum.genealogy.com/ireland/louth/messages/200.html | ||
 |
Link to GenForum Add Forum |
|