My late cousin Grace Douglas advised : Thomas and Mary DARGIN were Hotel Keepers most of their married life and after Thomas died, Mary DARGIN was still active in this line of business. The 'Red Lion' and 'White Swan' at Windsor were both run by them and it was in this environment that their children were raised.

Tree No.109 on Page 211 of Book 3 of 'Along the Windsor Richmond Road' advises "alias Houndsby"

Page 20 of Book 1 of 'Along the Windsor Richmond Road' advises of the following 'Events of the Royal Admiral' "
June 26 Mary Loveridge, convict. Female child born. Latt.11.36N Long 18.21W.
[Note : Charlotte Loveridge b. 26 Jun 1792 At Sea on the 'Royal Admiral']
Sep 19 All children born on board ship baptised by Capt. Bond.

for further information see Sally Shine's The Loveridge Family Data and also The Burrows Family Data.

Refer pages 27 - 31 in Book 1 which can be read online at Jane EZZY - First woman to be granted land in the Hawkesbury and pages 54 - 59 in Book 1 which can be read online at Jane EZZY of Sydney Town. On page 54 in Book 1it states :
The reasons that attracted
Jane Ezzy to a life in Sydney Town rather than the Green Hills of the Hawkesbury, remain a mystery. Certainly, so far as we know very few of her descendants took after her in this respect, during the early years, at least. Her daughter,
Sophia, together with her husband, James Dargin, lived in the Town for a short time early in their marriage, when they were conducting the "Bulls Head Inn" in George Street, Sydney. .... Both couples remained for only a few years and then returned to the country areas. Sophia
and James returning to Bathurst, where they had previously spent some time, in earlier years........
....Three weeks after his marriage to Sophia EZZY, James DARGIN was before the Windsor Court on 22 Nov 1824 on a charge of pig stealing and was sentenced to be transported to the Convict Settlement at Port Macquarie for a period of three years. His brother-in-law Joseph WINDRED who was also accused, was sentenced to seven years transportation on the same charge.
.....Port Macquarie was a settlement for second offender or convicts who had comitted a crime after arrival in the Colony. James was confined in Windsor Goal for a time while Petitions were lodged. One was from a settler, John McCABE who stated he had employed James for a period of five years from the age of 13 years and that he was sure that the young man had been led into crime through lack of experience and sheer ignorance. James was removed to Sydney Gaol .The Windsor Court, after considering the various Petitions changed James' place of servitude to Van Dieman's Land and on 5 Jul 1825 James and Sophia went on board the ship "Elizabeth" and set sail for Hobart Town. Mary DARGIN had petitioned that her daughter-in-law, Sophia, be allowed to accompany her son, and her wish had been granted.
....In Windsor Court NSW Australia, on 22 Nov 1824 charged with Pig Stealing and sentenced to be transported to the Convict Settlement at Port Macquarie for a period of seven years. Port Macquarie was a settlement for second offender or convicts who had comitted a crime after arrival in the Colony. Joseph was a Convict who had been transported in 1813, winning a Conditional Pardon in seven years at Windsor, he had married Sophia and was now the father of several children......

SeeRobert SPENCE's GenCircles File. Also
Thorby Walker's 'Townsend & Associates' file which advises Census :
DARGIN Mary 80 George Street, Windsor, Parish St Matthew, County Cumber alnd, District Windsor [X951] 21 2223
Archive : DARGAN, Mary. Per "Royal Admiral", 1792; of Windsor
1824 Sep : Memorial (Fiche 3085; 4/1837A No.259 p.25)
1825 Nov 9
Petition for mitigation of sentence on behalf of her son James (Fiche 32 46; 4/1873 p.59). Reply, 2 Dec (Reel 6016; 4/3516 p.90)
Convict: Trial Place: Reading, Berkshire ; Trial Date: 5th March 1792 ; Sentence: 7 years ; Alias: Mary Hornsby .

Cathy DUNN's site 'Women and Female children of the Royal Admiral 1792' advises :
LOVERIDGE, Charlotte. Baby born on voyage. Mother Mary Loveridge.
LOVERIDGE, Infant girl. Baby born on voyage. Mother Priscilla Loveridge.
LOVERIDGE, Mary. Convict. Married Thomas Dargin Seaman of the Royal Admiral
LOVERIDGE, Priscilla. Convict. Possible sister of Mary Loveridge

Elizabeth M. Windred wrote in Jul 2006 : I am related to Joseph Windred, who was my great-great-grandfather, and to Thomas Dargin and Mary Loveridge, who both arrived here on The Royal Admiral in 1792 - in company with your relative, William Ezzy. ...Sophia Ezzy, daughter of William and Jane, married James Dargin, the brother of my great-great-grandmother, Sophia (Dargin) Windred, the wife of Joseph Windred.

• Married: 17 NOV 1795 in St John's, Parramatta NSW Australia ^{1 8}
• Note:

  NSW Marriage :CB = Church of England Parramatta, St John's
  V1795318 3A/1795 DARGIN THOMAS LOVERIDGE MARY CB
  V1795206 4/1795 DARGIN THOMAS LOVERIDGE MARY CA
  CA = Church of England Sydney, St Phillip's

• Married: 17 NOV 1795 in St Phillips, Sydney NSW Australia ²

1. Charlotte LOVERIDGE b: 27 JUN 1792 in sea on 'Royal Admiral' enroute Australia
2. Sophia DARGIN b: 17 SEP 1796 in Hawkesbury NSW Australia
3. Mary DARGIN b: 25 SEP 1798 in NSW Australia
4. Thomas DARGIN b: 24 NOV 1800 in Hawkesbury District of NSW Australia
5. Joseph DARGIN b: 1 AUG 1803 in Windsor NSW Australia
6. James DARGIN b: 11 APR 1805 in Parramatta NSW Australia
7. William DARGIN b: 1806 in NSW Australia
8. John DARGIN b: 1 DEC 1808 in Windsor NSW Australia
9. Eliza DARGIN b: 9 JUN 1810 in NSW Australia
10. Elizabeth "Elisa" DARGIN b: 23 DEC 1814 in Windsor NSW Australia
11. Lydia DARGIN b: 25 AUG 1817 in Windsor NSW Australia

1. Author: Sally-Anne Shine - Loveridge descendant & DARGIN researcher
   Note:
   Email address on file. Sally is a descendant of Charlotte Loveridge & Richard Burrows. Refer Sally Shine's Research Centre
2. Author: Dom Swinkels on GenCircles http://www.gencircles.com
   Note:
   Dom Swinkels on Gencircles advised 11 Feb 2005 : ..the early Websters appear in our family tree because of their relationship to the MOBBS, which is part of my wife Wendy's line. Alice Maud WEBSTER married Ewen Robert MOBBS.
3. Author: Grace Douglass & Laurel Legge
   Title: Along the Windsor Richmond Road
   Publication: 1985 (ISBN 0 9589831 0 0 and ISBN 0 9589831 3 5)
   Note:
   Extracts from this book can be read online via my pages at Taylor & Ashdown Family Genealogy
4. Author: 1828 Census of New South Wales, Australia
5. Author: Sandra Snow - Ezzey & Dargin descendant
   Note:
   Sandra is a descendant of Joseph Dargin and
   Elizabeth Ezzy/Ezzey, via 2nd son Thomas who married Mary Ann Millar/Miller, via their 2nd born daughter Elizabeth Martha Dargin.
   Elizabeth Martha married James Richards on 1 June 1869 and it was their last born that was Sandra's Grandfather Elmo.
6. Author: Elizabeth (Liz) M. Windred - Dargin & Loveridge descendant
   Note:
   Elizabeth [email on file] is a descendant of Thomas DARGON & Mary LOVERIDGE's dau
   Sophia DARGIN who married Joseph WINDRED, via Charles (great-grandfather), his son Augustus Loftus (grandfather) [July 2006]
7. Author: Judy Colleen Brett (nee Clissold) - White descendant
   Note:
   Judy is a GenesReunited Member. Refer My Clissold Family Line, from Australia
8. Author: NSW Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages*
   Note:
   New South Wales Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages