Australian Royalty: Genealogy of the colony of NSW

Name: Elizabeth Allsop
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1823
Baptism Date: 3 Aug 1823
Baptism Place: Wirksworth,Derby,England
Father:
John Allsop
Mother:
Elizabeth
FHL Film Number: 428955, 498146, 498147, 498148

Elizabeth Allsopp, age 16, convicted Derby Borough Sessions 26 Oct for larceny, 7 years transportation

Elizabeth Allsopp, one of 213 convicts transported on the ship Surrey, 28 March 1840.
Sentence details: Convicted at Derby Boro' Quarter Sessions for a term of 7 years on 26 October 1839.
Vessel: Surrey.
Date of Departure: 28 March 1840.
Place of Arrival: New South Wales.

The ship Surrey I (10) arrived in NSW 13 Jul 1840

Allsopp, Elizabeth, 18, could read, Protestant, single, native of Derbyshire, a child's maid, convicted of stealing shoes at Derby Borough Quarter Sessions 26 Oct 1839, 7 years sentence, former convictions of 14 days and 1 month, 4 feet 9 and a half inches tall, fair ruddy and freckled complexion, red hair and grey eyes, scar on back of middle finger of left hand, mark of a boil on lower left arm

Elizabeth Alsop, 40, paper mill, native of Derbyshire
Mary Alsop, 20, cotton spinner, native of Derbyshire
Jane Alsop, 15, cotton spinner, native of Derbyshire
Hannah Alsop, 14, cotton spinner, native of Derbyshire
John Alsop, 11, native of Derbyshire
Emma Alsop, 8, native of Derbyshire

John Marsland, 35, per the ship Minerva 5, life sentence, ticket of leave
Elizabeth Allsopp, 19, per the ship Surry 9, 7 years, bond
Granted Rev. John Morse at Scone 11 Jan 1842

Name: Elizabeth Allsop
Marriage Date: 1842
Marriage Place: Althorpe, Brougham, Invermain, Rowan, New South Wales
Registration Date: 1842
Registration Place: Althorpe, Brougham, Invermain, Rowan, New South Wales, Australia
Spouse: John Marsland
Volume Number: V C

"MRS ELIZABETH MARSLAND.
A very old identity of the Upper Wybong, Mrs. Elizabeth Marsland ("Grandmother Marsland') passed away at the residence of her grand-daughter, Mrs. J.B. Leard, of Meadulligalah, yesterday morning, at the ripe age of 93. The deceased old lady was very widely connected in that portion of our district to the west, and can truly be said to have been associated with its pioneering days when there were trials and hardships of with the present generation know nothing. The deceased was the relict of the late John Marshall [sic], who predeceased her 38 years, and was born at Werkworth England in 1821; her husband being a native of Lancashire, where he was born about 1805. The deceased came to New South Wales in 1840, and shortly afterwards to this district, where she had resided ever since - a period of upward of 70 years. The old lady leaves behind her a family of two sons and three daughters, three members of the family having predeceased her. The surviving members are John, Upper Wybong; Thomas, Murrurundi; Mrs. J. Collins, Packville; Mrs. Thos. Skeys, Upper Wybong' and Mrs. W.B. Hayward, Upper Wybong. There are also over 80 grandchildren, and one one great great-grandchild. The deceased's husband selected on the Upper Wybong in the early seventies, shortly before his death.
The remains were interred in the Church of England cemetery here this afternoon, a number of relatives and sympathisers from the Upper Wybong attending. The burial service was conducted by the Rev. F.A. Cadell."

Name: Elizabeth Marsland
Death Date: 1915
Death Place: Scone, New South Wales
Registration Date: 1915
Registration Place: Scone, Australia
Father: John
Mother: Elizabeth
Registration Number: 7580