Name: 03031987 -- Nikki's Tree

Updated: 05-15-2019 05:05:38. Owner: Nikki Smith


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. William Michael Lockhart: Birth: 1836 in Maitland, NSW, Australia.

  2. John Samual Lockhart: Birth: 1838 in Maitland, NSW, Australia. Death: 1906 in Granville, NSW, Australia

  3. John Samuel LOCKHART: Birth: 1838 in Maitland, NSW. Death: 1906 in Granville, NSW

  4. Charles Lockhart: Birth: 1840 in Maitland, NSW, Australia. Death: 1908 in Casino, NSW, Australia

  5. Maria Winifred Lockhart: Birth: 18 JUN 1843 in Morpth, NSW, AUS. Death: 1933 in Newtown, NSW, Australia

  6. Alfred Lockhart: Birth: 7 MAY 1846 in East Maitland.

  7. Alfred LOCKHART: Birth: 5 JUL 1846 in Maitland, NSW. Death: BEF 1860

  8. Eliza Lockhart: Birth: 21 MAY 1847 in East Maitland, NSW, AUS. Death: 1888 in Singleton, NSW, AUS

  9. Edward H. Lockhart: Birth: 4 FEB 1850 in East Maitland. Death: 1919 in Casino, NSW, Australia

  10. James Lockhart: Birth: 1 FEB 1852 in East Maitland. Death: 1895 in Collarenabri

  11. James LOCKHART: Birth: 1 JUN 1852 in Raworth, NSW. Death: 1895 in Coonarenebri, NSW

  12. Thomas Lockhart: Birth: 18 JUN 1854 in East Maitland.

  13. Patrick Lockhart: Birth: 28 NOV 1857 in Patricks Plains. Death: 1929 in Casino, NSW


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Charles Lockhart: Birth: 1840 in Maitland, NSW, Australia. Death: 1908 in Casino, NSW, Australia

  2. Edward Lockhart: Birth: 1850.

  3. Thomas Lockhart: Birth: 18 JUN 1854 in East Maitland.

  4. Patrick Lockhart: Birth: 1858.


Sources
1. Title:   2150961.FTW
2. Title:   1891128.FTW

Notes
a. Note:   CAUSE: Epilepsey HEIGT: 5ft. 6in. EYES: Light Hazel HAIR: Brown DESC: Ruddy complextion and a small scar over left eye Edward came out to Australia with his brother Michael, they were both convicts. They were Clerk and Land Stewards which shows they had some inteligence. Their crime was cattle stealing. They were tried 8/8/1827 at Killkenny and sentenced to life . The "Bordino" sailed from Dublin on 23/2/1828, they arrived in Sydney on the 12/7/1828. Edward was granted his Ticket of Leave on 2/10/1837 but soon had it taken away after stealing some knives and forks and was sent to a chain gang. On the 18/5/1840 Edward wrte to His Execellency Sir George Gipps saying he had done his 6 months in a chain gang and his wife who came free and their 2 children who were born in the colony were near naked with poverty and another child due any time. He was granted his Ticket of Leave again. On the 1/6/1848 he was granted his Conditional Pardon.[1891128.FTW] CAUS: Epilepsey HEIG: 5ft. 6in. EYESLight Hazel HAIR: Brown DESC: Ruddy complextion and a small scar over left eye Edward came out to Australia with his brother Michael, they were both convicts. They were Clerk and Land Stewards which shows they had some inteligence. Their crime was cattle stealing. They were tried 8/8/1827 at Killkenny and sentenced to life . The "Bordino" sailed from Dublin on 23/2/1828, they arrived in Sydney on the 12/7/1828. Edward was granted his Ticket of Leave on 2/10/1837 but soon had it taken away after stealing some knives and forks and was sent to a chain gang. On the 18/5/1840 Edward wrte to His Execellency Sir George Gipps saying he had done his 6 months in a chain gang and his wife who came free and their 2 children who were born in the colony were near naked with poverty and another child due any time. He wasgranted his Ticket of Leave again. On the 1/6/1848 he was granted his Conditional Pardon.

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