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    1. [AUS-Tas] Happy Birthday Meryls List
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    3. Thankyou Meryl for creating this list and making it possible to access help from your many listers. I beleive the count in 2003 was something like 600. I have gained a lot of help over the years and a huge help this past fortnight. I am on several lists, many are dormant, but this one is is just nice going, with lots of helpers some from behind the scenes. To make use of my post, I am listing my Tasmanian side of our family. Stating from the earliest arrivals. John Cox, Pte, Soldier of Hanslope, Buckinghamshire, www.HanslopeCox.org.uk Married Ann Brooks, Norfolk Plains (same time as their eldest daughter) who arrived with her mother, both of Warwickshire, of the same name, she died on arrival (they were convicts), at Port Jackson, NSW 1791 on the Indiaman "Pitt" then on to Norfolk Island to Van Diemans land in 1814.aboard the "Lady Nelson" with six children, born Port Jackson and Norfolk Island. Samuel Cox married Mary Ann Lucas. Their daughter Susan Cox married John Thomas Flood 1853, Church, Longford. His parents were John Flood ( whose convict, father Joseph Flood, of Dublin, arr on the "Boddington")and Margaret Watson, their son John Thomas Flood married Alice Caroline Alberta Flood who married William Laing whose parents James and Jane arr on "Forest Monarch in 1857. Williams son, William Hugh Laing married Millicent Katherine Webber, whose parents were Francis Webber and Annie Wells. Francis father was convict John Webber, (per "Pestonjee Bomonjee" who arrived 1845) who married Catherine McCaffrey/McCaffray 1857 she was 19 and he 45, whose father and mother I am seeking. She wasnt baptised in Tasmania, but I have not seen any Catholic Church Baptisms as yet. There was a convict Hugh McCaffray, but I do not know if he was related to Catherine. The Laing family married into the McArthur family whose earliest ancestors were John and Isabella McArthur, Isabella born Cambuslang and John still eludes me, who arrived Van Diemans Land, at the Tamar Heads, Launceston, 3 March, 1857 aboard ship "Broomielaw" on her maiden voyage. They had 9 children of which only 3 had any childrren. Isabella marr Thomas Earl Walker, lived Braeside road, Castle Forbes Bay. Margaret, spinster, Mary spinster, George married Elizabeth Gorman and lived at Geevston o Children, John married late 1800s to Annie Glover of Queenstown, no children, William married Marion May Delaney, whose father was a retired Soldier, came with wife and children. Marions father Patrick Henry Delaney married Eliza Baynton daughter of Sydney Baynton and Elizabeth Rossiter. I have all dates and places but meat on bones from anyone researching these families, I would like to exchange information with you.thanks Edie McArthur

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