Henry Marsh, –
- Name
- Henry /Marsh/
- Given names
- Henry
- Surname
- Marsh
- Name
- Henry /Martin/
- Given names
- Henry
- Surname
- Martin
- Name
- Henry /Jones/
- Given names
- Henry
- Surname
- Jones
Birth | Yes |
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Marriage | Rosetta Pracey — View this family before October 1798
Source: Pracy, David. Rosetta Terry nee Rosey Pracey (1770-1858) [paper submitted to] the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies Biography of an Ancestor Competition. [published online]. Jan 2007. Text: It seems probable that Rosetta Pracey married or was the common law wife of either or both Edward Madden or Henry Marsh/Martin/Jones prior to the departure of the ship 'Hillsborough' from Portsmouth in Oct 1798. Rosetta would certainly have been travelling to the colony aboard the 'Hillsborough' as the legal or common law wife of one of the convicts, although the name of that convict has not been recorded. Travelling with her was a son called Henry Marsh and another child, Esther Marsh was born in Sydney on 28 Apr 1800. All known references to Rosetta prior to her marriage to Samuel Terry give her name was Rosetta Marsh, and one as Martin. However, when in 1810 she married Samuel Terry, she described herself as 'Rosater Madden Widow'. By the time she married Terry it was probably more convenient for her to say that she was the widow of Madden rather than the common law wife of Marsh, and because Madden had died on the voyage, there was no-one who cared to dispute the claim. |
Immigration | July 26, 1799
Source: State Library of Queensland. Convict Transportation Registers Database 1787-1867 [database on-line]. Text: Henry Jones/Marsh/Martin, one of 298 convicts transported on the ship 'Hilsborough', October 1798. Notes: Sentence details: Convicted at Lancaster Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 11 July 1797. Vessel: Hilsborough. Date of Departure: October 1798. Place of Arrival: New South Wales. |
Death | Yes |
himself | |
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wife |
1770–1858
Birth: July 29, 1770
26 — Finsbury, London, England, United Kingdom Death: September 5, 1858 |
Marriage | Marriage — before October 1798 — |
1 month
son |
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19 months
daughter |
partner’s partner | |
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wife |
1770–1858
Birth: July 29, 1770
26 — Finsbury, London, England, United Kingdom Death: September 5, 1858 |
Marriage | Marriage — before October 1798 — |
partner’s partner | |
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wife |
1770–1858
Birth: July 29, 1770
26 — Finsbury, London, England, United Kingdom Death: September 5, 1858 |
Marriage | Marriage — March 27, 1810 — |
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4 years
step-son |
1810–1838
Birth: April 26, 1810
33
39 — Sydney City, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: November 28, 1838 — Sydney City, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
18 months
step-daughter |
1811–1877
Birth: October 31, 1811
34
41 — Sydney City, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: June 30, 1877 — Penrith, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
Marriage | Pracy, David. Rosetta Terry nee Rosey Pracey (1770-1858) [paper submitted to] the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies Biography of an Ancestor Competition. [published online]. Jan 2007. Text: It seems probable that Rosetta Pracey married or was the common law wife of either or both Edward Madden or Henry Marsh/Martin/Jones prior to the departure of the ship 'Hillsborough' from Portsmouth in Oct 1798. Rosetta would certainly have been travelling to the colony aboard the 'Hillsborough' as the legal or common law wife of one of the convicts, although the name of that convict has not been recorded. Travelling with her was a son called Henry Marsh and another child, Esther Marsh was born in Sydney on 28 Apr 1800. All known references to Rosetta prior to her marriage to Samuel Terry give her name was Rosetta Marsh, and one as Martin. However, when in 1810 she married Samuel Terry, she described herself as 'Rosater Madden Widow'. By the time she married Terry it was probably more convenient for her to say that she was the widow of Madden rather than the common law wife of Marsh, and because Madden had died on the voyage, there was no-one who cared to dispute the claim. |
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Immigration | State Library of Queensland. Convict Transportation Registers Database 1787-1867 [database on-line]. Text: Henry Jones/Marsh/Martin, one of 298 convicts transported on the ship 'Hilsborough', October 1798. Notes: Sentence details: Convicted at Lancaster Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 11 July 1797. Vessel: Hilsborough. Date of Departure: October 1798. Place of Arrival: New South Wales. |