Hi Recently I was informed that Jane Williams my great great grandmother was a convict. She arrived on the Burrell in 1832 and in 1833 married George Currey. As far as I know there is only one child in their marriage her baptism was registered in 1834 Jane Curry (great grandmother) she latter married a convict named Robert Lovelock in 1847.Her age at marriage seems very young , was it permitted for marriages to be allowed at 15, or is there any record to see if she came out as a baby with her mother Jane Williams on the Burrell. Also I am really baffled at the whereabouts of Jane (Williams) Currey and husband George Currey. Can anybody please help. They just seemed to of vanished after the baptism of the baby in 1834. Thank you Gavin

Hi Gavin My husband's gg grandmother, the daughter of two convicts, married at age 14 in 1862. There is a death of a George CURREY in the NSW BDM online index for 1882 in St Leonards. Father Henry and mother is Janet. There is also one for George P CURRIE for 1898 in Tuena?. Father is Charles and mother is Jemima. There are also a number of deaths for Jane Curry/Currie on that index. http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/familyHistory/searchHistoricalRecords.htm Good hunting Regards Wendy > > Recently I was informed that Jane Williams my great great grandmother was > a convict. She arrived on the Burrell in 1832 and in 1833 married George > Currey. As far as I know there is only one child in their marriage her > baptism was registered in 1834 Jane Curry (great grandmother) she latter > married a convict named Robert Lovelock in 1847.Her age at marriage seems > very young , was it permitted for marriages to be allowed at 15, or is > there any record to see if she came out as a baby with her mother Jane > Williams on the Burrell. > Also I am really baffled at the whereabouts of Jane (Williams) Currey and > husband George Currey. Can anybody please help. They just seemed to of > vanished after the baptism of the baby in 1834. > > Thank you > Gavin >