Australian Royalty

At Spitlar: James Frewins, head, married, age 36, lime quarry man, native of South Tawton, Devon Lydia Frewins, wife, married age 32, dressmaker, native of South Tawton, Devon Ann Frewins, daughter age 8, scholar, native of South Tawton, Devon James Frewins, son age 5, scholar, native of South Tawton, Devon Richard Frewins, son age 2, native of South Tawton, Devon William Frewins, uncle, unmarried age 60, lime quarry man, native of South Tawton, Devon Ann Aggett, mother in law, widow age 74, weaver, native of Throwleigh Devon

Assisted immigrants who arrived in NSW aboard the ship Sir George Seymour in Mar 1852: Frewin, James, 36, quarryman and farm labourer, native of South Taunton [sic] near Exeter England, son of James and Jane, father dead, mother living at South Taunton England, Church of England, could read and write, no relatives in the colony Frewin, Lydia, 32, dressmaker, native of South Taunton near Exeter England, daughter of Richard and Anne, father dead, mother living at South Taunton England, Church of England, could read and write, no relatives in the colony Frewin, Ann, 9, native of South Taunton near Exeter England Frewin, James, 6, native of South Taunton near Exeter England Richard, 3, native of South Taunton near Exeter England

Name Ann Aggett Fewins Spouse Name William Gregory Marriage Date 1861 Marriage Place New South Wales Registration Place Newcastle New South Wales Registration Year 1861 Registration Number 2487

Name Anne A Gregory Death Date 1930 Death Place New South Wales Father's Name James Mother's Name Lydia Registration Year 1930 Registration Place Hamilton New South Wales Registration Number 4110