James Ruse, 1759–1837?> (aged 78 years)
- Name
- James /Ruse/
- Given names
- James
- Surname
- Ruse
- Name
- James /Ruce/
- Given names
- James
- Surname
- Ruce
Birth
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Address: Near Launceston |
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Baptism
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Marriage
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Text: James was 19 and Susannah 33. |
Immigration
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Text: In 1782 he was tried at Bodmin Assizes and sentenced to death for "burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling house of Thomas Olive and stealing thereout 2 silver watches, value 5 pounds." He was reprieved and sentenced to transportation for seven years to Africa. He was sent to the 'Ceres' hulk in the Thames in 1785 in readiness for the voyage to Africa. He was then transferred to the 'Censor' hulk on 1 Jun 1786, and from there was sent to Portsmouth for embarkation aboard the first fleet ship Scarborough on 27 Feb 1787. His wife stayed in England and was partly supported by the parish and her father in law; she baptised an illegitimate child in Sep 1787. |
Religious marriage
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Text: Elizabeth signed the register with her X mark. Text: James Ruse and Elizabeth Perry married 5th day --- in the year 1790 |
Property
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Experiment Farm
February 22, 1792 (aged 32 years)
Citation details: Registers of Land Grants and Leases Entire colony, including Van Diemen's Land 1792-1809 (Vol. 1A) Text: To James Ruse |
Property
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Citation details: Registers of Land Grants and Leases Entire colony, including Van Diemen's Land 1792-1804 (Vol. 1A) Text: To James Ruse 30 acres at Mulgrave Place |
Petition to Governor
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Citation details: Memorials To The Governor, 1810-1826 Text: "...The humble petition of James Ruse |
Census
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Citation details: p. 326 Text: Ruse, James, 68, free, Scarborough, 1788, 7 years, Protestant, overseer, to Capt. Brooks, Lower Minto |
Death
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Text: Ruse died following conversion two years earlier to the Roman Catholic faith. |
Burial
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Cemetery: Catholic Cemetery Text: His headstone, believed to have been carved by Ruse himself, reads: |
himself |
1759–1837
Birth: August 9, 1759
— Lawhitton, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom Death: September 5, 1837 — Minto, Southern Tablelands, New South Wales, Australia |
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wife | |
Marriage | Marriage — 1779 — |
1 year
daughter |
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3 years
son |
himself |
1759–1837
Birth: August 9, 1759
— Lawhitton, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom Death: September 5, 1837 — Minto, Southern Tablelands, New South Wales, Australia |
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wife |
1766–1836
Birth: about 1766
Death: May 27, 1836 — South Coast and Illawarra, New South Wales, Australia |
Religious marriage | Religious marriage — September 5, 1790 — Parramatta, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
16 months
daughter |
1791–1792
Birth: about 1791
31
25
— New South Wales, Australia Death: November 1792 — Parramatta, Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
2 years
son |
1793–
Birth: March 26, 1793
33
27
— Greater Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Death: |
21 months
daughter |
1794–1875
Birth: December 24, 1794
35
28
— New South Wales, Australia Death: March 22, 1875 — Berrima, Southern Tablelands, New South Wales, Australia |
3 years
daughter |
1797–1872
Birth: about 1797
37
31
— New South Wales, Australia Death: 1872 — Yass, Southern Tablelands, New South Wales, Australia |
2 years
daughter |
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5 years
adopted-daughter |
Birth |
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Baptism |
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Marriage |
Text: James was 19 and Susannah 33. |
Immigration |
Text: In 1782 he was tried at Bodmin Assizes and sentenced to death for "burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling house of Thomas Olive and stealing thereout 2 silver watches, value 5 pounds." He was reprieved and sentenced to transportation for seven years to Africa. He was sent to the 'Ceres' hulk in the Thames in 1785 in readiness for the voyage to Africa. He was then transferred to the 'Censor' hulk on 1 Jun 1786, and from there was sent to Portsmouth for embarkation aboard the first fleet ship Scarborough on 27 Feb 1787. His wife stayed in England and was partly supported by the parish and her father in law; she baptised an illegitimate child in Sep 1787. |
Religious marriage |
Text: Elizabeth signed the register with her X mark. Text: James Ruse and Elizabeth Perry married 5th day --- in the year 1790 |
Property |
Citation details: Registers of Land Grants and Leases Entire colony, including Van Diemen's Land 1792-1809 (Vol. 1A) Text: To James Ruse |
Property |
Citation details: Registers of Land Grants and Leases Entire colony, including Van Diemen's Land 1792-1804 (Vol. 1A) Text: To James Ruse 30 acres at Mulgrave Place |
Petition to Governor |
Citation details: Memorials To The Governor, 1810-1826 Text: "...The humble petition of James Ruse |
Census |
Citation details: p. 326 Text: Ruse, James, 68, free, Scarborough, 1788, 7 years, Protestant, overseer, to Capt. Brooks, Lower Minto |
Death |
Text: Ruse died following conversion two years earlier to the Roman Catholic faith. |
Burial |
Text: His headstone, believed to have been carved by Ruse himself, reads: |