William Douglas, 17621838 (aged 76 years)

Name
William /Douglas/
Given names
William
Surname
Douglas
Birth
about 1762
Immigration
Text:

The ship Alexander arrived at Sydney Cove 26 Jan 1788

Text:

William was tried at Assizes at Lincoln on 9 July 1785 "...for picking the pocket of John Brown of a silver watch, at Horncastle...". He was sentenced to be transported for seven years and arrived in the colony aboard the ship Alexander.

Marriage
Marriage
Citation details: 1806 muster
Text:

Common law - In the 1806 muster Sarah Daily was described as housekeeper to William Douglas and she was responsible for 2 female children (probably her daughter Elizabeth (born about 1792) and Elizabeth Douglas (daughter of William Douglas and Mary Groves) (baptised 1796).

Petition to Governor
Citation details: Memorials To The Governor, 1810-1826
Text:

"... The Humble Petition of William Douglass ..
Respectfully Sheweth
That Your Excellency's petitioner by a recommendation to His Honor Lieut. Governor Patterson, obtained for the support of the family a grant for fifty acres of land which he is proceeding to clear and which constitutes his whole dependence induces petitioner to pray Your Excellency may be graciously pleased to renew his grant..."

Marriage
about 1822 (aged 60 years)
Text:

In 1822 William Douglas was recorded as living with Eleanor Carthorne who had arrived as a convict aboard the ship Canada in 1810.

Death
Text:

Various other children have been attributed to William Douglas, but evidence clearly shows that these children belonged to later arrivals of the same name.

Burial
Source: unknown
Text:

Sacred
to
the memory of
WILLIAM DOUGLAS
who departed this life on
November the 27 1838
Aged 81 years
.....d him through life one
daughter he left here behind
with his grandchildren nine
whose constant prayers they
do set forth for him from
time to time may his soul
rest in peace amen

Family with Mary Groves
himself
17621838
Birth: about 1762
Death: November 27, 1838St Albans, Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia
wife
17631801
Birth: about 1763Colsterworth, Lincolnshire, England, United Kingdom
Death: before 1801New South Wales, Australia
Marriage MarriageJune 1, 1788Sydney Cove, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
8 years
daughter
17961877
Birth: February 8, 1796 34 33 New South Wales, Australia
Death: 1877Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia
Family with Sarah Dailey
himself
17621838
Birth: about 1762
Death: November 27, 1838St Albans, Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia
wife
Birth:
Death:
Marriage Marriageabout 1806Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia
Family with Eleanor
himself
17621838
Birth: about 1762
Death: November 27, 1838St Albans, Hawkesbury, New South Wales, Australia
wife
Marriage Marriageabout 1822
+ Sarah Dailey
wife’s husband
wife
Birth:
Death:
Marriage Marriagebefore 1792
1 year
stepdaughter
17921845
Birth: about 1792 New South Wales, Australia
Death: January 15, 1845Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
George Carthorne + Eleanor
wife’s husband
wife
Marriage Marriagebefore 1810
Birth
Immigration
Text:

The ship Alexander arrived at Sydney Cove 26 Jan 1788

Text:

William was tried at Assizes at Lincoln on 9 July 1785 "...for picking the pocket of John Brown of a silver watch, at Horncastle...". He was sentenced to be transported for seven years and arrived in the colony aboard the ship Alexander.

Marriage
Marriage
Citation details: 1806 muster
Text:

Common law - In the 1806 muster Sarah Daily was described as housekeeper to William Douglas and she was responsible for 2 female children (probably her daughter Elizabeth (born about 1792) and Elizabeth Douglas (daughter of William Douglas and Mary Groves) (baptised 1796).

Petition to Governor
Citation details: Memorials To The Governor, 1810-1826
Text:

"... The Humble Petition of William Douglass ..
Respectfully Sheweth
That Your Excellency's petitioner by a recommendation to His Honor Lieut. Governor Patterson, obtained for the support of the family a grant for fifty acres of land which he is proceeding to clear and which constitutes his whole dependence induces petitioner to pray Your Excellency may be graciously pleased to renew his grant..."

Marriage
Text:

In 1822 William Douglas was recorded as living with Eleanor Carthorne who had arrived as a convict aboard the ship Canada in 1810.

Death
Text:

Various other children have been attributed to William Douglas, but evidence clearly shows that these children belonged to later arrivals of the same name.

Burial
Source: unknown
Text:

Sacred
to
the memory of
WILLIAM DOUGLAS
who departed this life on
November the 27 1838
Aged 81 years
.....d him through life one
daughter he left here behind
with his grandchildren nine
whose constant prayers they
do set forth for him from
time to time may his soul
rest in peace amen