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Ok I am trying to find if there is a connection with these two families and if so what it is.
Family 1:
James Salter born about 1808
Arrived Australia 2nd December 1829
Ship Morley
Occupation Weaver & Butchers labourer
Native Place: Lincoln, England
Age & Marital Status : 21yo and single
Religion: Protestant
Crime: Housebreaking - stealing a watch to the value of 20 shillings belonging to a John Grundy at Scampton on 24th December 1828 (9 Geo 4 (1828))
He had a previous conviction at the city of Lincoln on 24th April 1819 (59 Geo 3 (1819))
Trial Date: 14 March, 1829
He is in the Crown Minute Book which covers Lincoln Assizes of Lent 1829 (ASSI 11/4) held by the PRO
He died 15th July 1884 aged 76 years.
Family 2:
John and Bridget Salter (and family)
arrived from London as assisted immigrants on the Lady Ann 2 October 1854.
I found a marriage for a John Salter and Bridget Fitzpatrick 7 July 1850, Saint Leonards, Shoreditch, London, England which may be them.
John & Bridget are buried in the Anglican section of the Dawson River Cemetery in Taree a town in the Manning Valley, NSW Australia.
James Salter's descendents of whom my mother is one also lived in the Manning Valley.
Kind Regards,
Wayne
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