Claim a Convict shows no listing (or researcher interests) in July 2006.

Debbie Marchant's Magpie256 Rootsweb database advises Francis "Emigration: 1819 Free Settler arrived on Canada 5"
Married Joseph ADAMS (b: 1817) in 1843. Son John ADAMS (b: 1852) and has descendants of John ADAMS listed.
The same information is shown at Bryan Akrigg's Akrigg Family Tree Rootsweb database. [Note : Francis' arrival status is incorrect]

No apparent listing at The Proceedings of the Old Bailey in Jul 2006.
However, see notes for sibling 'Margaret (Trial details of) KELLY' for this information.
However, refer G o o g l e's cache of http://www.triode.net.au/~dragon/ft/l-kelly.txt as retrieved on 14 May 2006 18 "
KELLY ----- A genealogy of the KELLY family of London, England, and New South Wales, Australia, from c.1770 to about 1860 . David Powell, http://xenon.triode.net.au/~dragon/ft/names.html [URL obsolete in Jul 2006}
Edward Kelly,[1,3] born about 1770. Possibly the son of Edward and Patience, baptised 16/2/1772, Spitalfields Christ Church, Stepney, London.[4] Married Mary[1,3] Hawkridge, 1/11/1795, St George Hanover Square, Westminster, London, England.[2] Children of Edward Kelly and Mary Hawkridge: * i. Margaret Kelly, baptised 5/8/1798, Saint Mary, St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England
.[1] ii. Mary Kelly, baptised 5/2/1809, Saint Giles Cripplegate, London, London, England.[3] [*************************************************
7. Margaret Kelly, {born c.1800 (before 1/1801[4])[2,4,5,29,30] (Dob of 1803 given at her first marriage[32] is inconsistent with other sources.)}, baptised 5/8/1798, Saint Mary, St. Marylebone Road, St. Marylebone, London, England.[1] Was a resident of the Marylebone Workhouse in 1823.[3,4] On the 16/5/1823, the directors ordered that 58 individuals be discharged from the Workhouse, including Margaret.[3] They were to be clothed and given a small sum of money (4 shillings for the women).[3] Margaret apparently had a reprieve since she was still a resident on 19/7/1823 when she led a group of three women out of the workhouse, stealing clothing belonging to the workhouse and it's employees and also a sum of money.[4] They stayed in hiding for some time at "Mrs Pierce's", a brothel on George St, St Giles, London.[4] For the next four months Margaret and fellow escapee Margaret Bryan "worked the streets", the third escapee, Sarah Wood, serving as their servant.[4] Sarah eventually returned to the workhouse and confessed.[4] Margaret was arrested at Church Lane, St Giles, London, sometime in November or early December.[4] Workhouse minutes of 5/12/1823 mention that Margaret and her accomplices had been arrested and would "be prosecuted .. at the next [Quarter] Session."[3] She was tried in London, 14/1/1824, found guilty and sentenced, along with Margaret Bryan, to be transported to Australia for seven years as a convict.[2-5,26,28-30] Departed London, 1/10/1824,[26,28] on the "Grenada", arrived in Sydney, NSW, 23/1/1825.[2,5,26-30] Was 4'10" tall and listed as a housemaid/laundress by occupation.[2] Margaret was listed in the 1828 census as a "government servant".[5] Received a "Certificate of Freedom", 7/2/1831, #31/0076.[27] Married 1st Francis Allman[27] by banns with the consent of the Governor, 5/3/1827, at St John's C/E, Parramatta, by Rev. Samuel Marsden, witnesses were George Flintoff & Catherine Heensey, both of Parramatta.[5,6,15,27,32] Francis was born 1797/1798 in Norwich, Norfolk Co, England,[5,7] died, 23/3/1843, at the Benevolent Asylum, Sydney, and was buried, 27/3/1843, in the Parish of St Lawrence, Sydney.[16,31] In 1834 and 1836 Margaret and Francis were living on George Street, Parramatta,[18] and in 1839 they were living on York Street, Sydney, according to the baptism record for son, William. Married second, by banns, George Twigg, 9/6/1845, St Lawrence, CoE, Sydney,[17,35,36] by Rev. William H. Walsh, witnesses were William Ainger of Parramatta and Thomas Wood.[35] George, a brickmaker, was born c.1794[33] or c.1810[30,37,38], died 7/12/1862, Newtown, Sydney,[33,37] and was buried 8/12/1862, St Stephen, Church of England, Newtown, Sydney.[33] George, a convict, was convicted 1831, Stafford, England, sentenced to 7 years transportation and arrived in Sydney on the "John" in 1832.[30,38] At the time of George's death, George and Margaret were living at Newtown.[33] According to family lore, Margaret remarried after George's death, however no trace of this marriage has been found, nor any trace of Margaret subsequent to her marriage to George.[34] Children of Francis Allman and Margaret Kelly: i. Harriet Allman, born 19/8/1827, Parramatta, NSW,[19] and baptised 28/10/1827, St John's, Parramatta, NSW.[5,8,19] Died 21/10/1914, Rydalmere Psychiatric Hospital, NSW,[9,20] and buried 23/10/1914, Methodist Section, Rookwood Cemetery, NSW.[20] Married Edward Denning, 18/10/1841, by banns, at C/E Cook's River, Petersham, NSW.[7,21] Children: Edward (1844), William (1846), John (1848), Mary C. (1850), Frederick (1852), Harriet (1855), Benjamin R. (1866), Emeline (1868), Albert A. (1869), Clara Jane (1872), all of Goulburn, NSW.[9] ii. Sarah Margaret/Matilda Allman baptised 1829 at St John's C/E, Parramatta, NSW.[10] Died 1904 at Waterloo, NSW.[9] Married Joseph Adams, 5/9/1843, by banns at C/E Cook's River, Petersham, NSW.[9,22] Children: Harriet (1844), Elizabeth (1846), Eliza Jane (1850), all of Cooks River, Peterhsam, NSW; John (1852) of Camperdown, Newtown, NSW; Edmund (1856) of O'Connell Town, NSW; Mary L. (1858) of Glebe, NSW; Frederick W. (1860), Emily (1862), Ada Margaret (1864), all of Goldburn, NSW; Alice A. (1867) of Newtown, NSW; & Albert E. (1871) of St George, NSW.[9] * iii. Margaret Agnes Allman, baptised 3/8/1830 at St John's C/E, Parramatta, NSW.[10,11,23] iv. Mary Ann Allman born 9/1/1833, Parramatta, NSW, and baptised 1833 at St John's C/E, Parramatta, NSW.[13,24] v. William Allman born 6/4/1839, Sydney, NSW, baptised 17/4/1839 at St Phillip C/E, Sydney, NSW.[14,25] [1] International Genealogical Index, LDS; www.familysearch.org; Ba:C035243, So: 0580907 [2] NSW Convict Transportation records, NSW State Archives; for: "Grenada", 1825. Researched by Joyce Tomasi. [3] Information from Edna Watson, including material from the Mary le bone Workhouse minutes, trial records and Bound Indents. [4] Trial transcript for Margaret Kelly & Margaret Bryan; from Edna Watson. [5] 1828 NSW census, information from Joyce Tomasi. [6] New South Wales Birth-Death-Marriage Indices, reference: 1827.4014.3B also 1827.7.11. [7] Passenger records of the "Canada", arrived in Australia in 1819, information provided by Joyce Tomasi. [8] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1827.8248.1C also 1827.67.11. [9] New South Wales, Australia, Birth-Death-Marriage Indices. [10] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1829.9211.1C also 1829.48.13. [11] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1830.10238.1C also 1831.16.15. [12] From "The Irwin Family", a package prepared for the 1987 Irwin family reunion celebrating 150 years since John Irwin arrived in Australia. Author unknown, nor are sources not cited. However, it probably draws on the work of Rev. George Irwin who assembled an Irwin family tree from parish records. [13] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1833.15.17. [14] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1839.88.23A. [15] NSW Register of BDM's, v18274014 3B. Information from Edna Watson. [16] C/E BDM's: 1843, v1843166 27, Soc. Aust. Genealogists. Information from Edna Watson. [17] NSW Register of BDM's, 1845. Information from Edna Watson. [18] 1834 and 1836 "NSW Calendar and General Post Office Directory", Information from Edna Watson. [19] NSW Register of BDM's, v182767 11. Information from Edna Watson, last name listed as Halman. [20] Rydalmere Psychiatric Hospital Admission Cards, NSW Archives, Kingswood, NSW. Information from Edna Watson. [21] NSW Register of BDM's, v18416585 25C; NSW Registrar General, copy of parish registrar entry for marriage; marriage certificate. Information from Edna Watson. [22] NSW Register of BDM's, v1843684. Information from Edna Watson. [23] NSW Register of BDM's, v1831 ? 15. Information from Edna Watson. [24] NSW Archives, C/E Baptisms Register: v183315 17. Information from Edna Watson. [25] NSW Register of BDM's, v183988 23A. Information from Edna Watson. [26] Perth Dead Persons Society web site: "Convicts to Australia - Convict Ships, 1801-1849", http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/convicts/list.html [27] NSW State Records, http://www.records.nsw.gov.au/default.htm, "Index to Certificates of Freedom, 1823-1869" - Margaret Kelly, State Records Reference 4/4304, film 987. [28] Perth Dead Persons Society web site: "NSW Convict Women on Ships arriving from England and Ireland 1788-1828" - Grenada, 1825. http://carmen.murdoch.edu.au/community/dps/convicts/confem.html [29] "Convicts Permission to Marry: 1826-1852" (CD-ROM), Lesley Uebel, ISBN: 0957812817. [30] "The Convicts to Port Jackson: 1788-1842" (CD-ROM), Lesley Uebel, ISBN: 0957812809. [31] Death certificate, Francis "Allinan", 1843.166v27b [32] Marriage certificate, Francis Alman & Margaret Kelly, 1827.7.11 [33] Burials in the Parish of Newtown, County of Cumberland: George Twigg, AJCP Reel 5047, Vol.122, No.10727, p.333/63. [34] Family tradition, as passed down to Edna Watson. [35] Marriages in the Parish of St Lawrence, County of Cumberland, Sydney: Margaret Allman & George Twigg, AJCP Reel 5008, Vol.30, No.146, p.6/21. [36] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1845.V146.30B. [37] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1862.1556; 1862.10727.122C [38] 1837 Convict Muster, extract by Ian Brothers of Bridgewater, NSW. ***** 5. Margaret Agnes Allman, born 3/8/1830, Parramatta, NSW,[17,21] baptised 9/1/1831, St John's C/E, Parramatta, NSW.[1,17] Died during childbirth, 25/7/1865, Canningalla, Bendolba, NSW.[2,3,21] Buried 27/7/1865, Dungog Cemetery, Anley's Flat, NSW,[3,21] according to the rites of the CoE by Rev. F. D. Bode.[21] Married Joseph Joshua Atkins, 19/3/1846, by banns with the consent of the Governor (Margaret was a minor), at Clarencetown (near Raymond Terrace), in the parish of Affington, NSW,[3,5,18,19,21] by Rev Charles Spinar (or Spencer[19], witnesses were Joseph Hobart and Richard Cox, both of Clarence Town, bride and groom were illiterate.[18] Joseph was born 26/6/1814, Abbots Langley, Herefordshire Co, England, died 6/9/1905, Bendolba,[3,6,7] and was buried C/E Bendolba Cemetery.[3,7] After Margaret died Joseph remarried to Jane Thompson, 1866, Durham, NSW.[8] Children of Margaret Agnes Allman and Joseph Atkins: i. Joseph Albert Atkins, born 24/4/1846,[20,21] Bandon Grove, NSW.[4,9] Baptised 1846, Butterwick-Hinton Presbyterian.[10] Died 14/7/1931, Dungog, buried Dungog Cemetery.[9] Married Jane Cox, 1868, Dungog.[11] Jane born 1846, at Dungog, died 18/11/1941, Forbesdale, NSW.[4,9] Children: Joseph James (1869-1951), Alice Jane (1871), Herbert John (1873-1929), Robert Samuel (1875), Albert Edward (1877), Maud Agnes (1879), Elizabeth Ann (1880), Ethel May (1882), Edith Isabella (1884-1961), William Stanley (1886-1939), James Howard (1887-1970) & Alfred Frederick (1889-1956), all of Canningalla Estate, Bandon Grove, NSW.[4,9,11] ii. John Atkins, born 19/12/1847, Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,20,21] Died 8/1905 at Gosford, NSW.[4,9,11] Married Elizabeth Thompson, 1873, Dungog, NSW.[11] Children: William John (1874-1891), Jessie Alberta (1876), Wallace/Wallis J. (1878-1881), Annie Isabella (1880) of Dungog, NSW, Henry George (1882-1883) of Wingham, NSW, John W. (1884) of Bourke, NSW, Joseph J. (1884) of Wingham, NSW, Clarence (1886) of Taree, NSW, Arthur E./B. (1887-1889) of Dubbo/Nyngan, NSW, and Sydney A. (1888-1891) of Taree, NSW.[11] * iii. Louisa Atkins, born 25/8/1849 at Canningalla, NSW.[3,4,20,21] iv. Samuel Atkins, born 7/10/1851 at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,20,21] Died 7/10/1952, Bangalow, NSW.[4] Married Sarah Ann (Jane) Robinson, 1876, Dungog, NSW.[4,11] Children: Samuel (1877-1899), Gertrude (1878), female (1879-1879), Beatrice (1880) of Dungog, NSW, Frank T. (1883), Herbert W. (1884) of Wingham, NSW, Margarite I./J. (1886-1887), Edith I. (1887) and Alfred J. (1889) of Taree, NSW.[11] v. William Samuel Atkins, born 5/6/1853,[20,21] Canningalla, NSW.[4,12,13] Died 19/12/1920.[4,13] Married Catherine Cox, 1881, Goulburn, NSW.[11] Catherine born 1860, died 6/12/1941.[13] No issue. vi. Sarah Matilda Atkins, born 17/4/1854[20,21] at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9] Died 1933, Redfern, Sydney, NSW.[11] Married Mark Tipping, 1876, Dungog, NSW.[4,11] Children: Edith Alberta (1878) of Dungog, NSW, and Herbert M. (1886) of St Peter's, Sydney, NSW.[11] vii. Emma Jane Atkins, born 10/10/1856[20,21] at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,14] Died 16/6/1929, Rockdale, NSW, and buried 17/6/1929, Methodist Cem., Woronora, Sydney.[4] Married 1st Christopher Edmondson, 8/11/1879, Newtown, Sydney.[4,11] Christopher was born 1860, Melbourne, Victoria, and died 6/12/1944, Sherwood, Queensland.[4] Children: Cecil Conrade (1880) of Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Christopher Dawson (1882-1938) of Enfield, Sydney, NSW, Hilda Ida (1884) of Burwood, Sydney, NSW, Edward Percy (1886-1912), Mary E. (1887) of St Peters, Sydney, NSW, Myra Adella (1889) and Leslie George (1893-1951) of Rockdale, Sydney, NSW.[4,11] Emma & Christopher divorced in 1907.[4] Married 2nd Francis J. Surman, 1908, Sydney, NSW.[4,11] viii. Mary Ann Atkins, born 9/5/1858 at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,20,21] Died 1944, Ballina, NSW.[11] Married James Garrett, 1879, Dungog, NSW.[4,11] Children: Alfred James (1879), Eva I. (1881-1882), William G. (1883), Evaline (1885), Clarence (1888), Lethley/Lethly (1889), Alice (1891) of Dungog, NSW, Percy/Percival Theodore (1893-1941) of Dunedoo, NSW, Arthur W. (1893) and Cyril (1902-1902) of Dungog, NSW.[11] ix. Charlotte Winifred Atkins, born 8/11/1859 at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,12,20,21] Died after 1905.[9] Married John Cox, 1880, Dungog, NSW.[4,11] Children: Clarence John (1881), Eva Eldred (1882-1905) of Dungog, NSW, Elsie A. (1885) of Stroud, NSW, James H. J. (1887) of Dungog, NSW, Agnes M. (1889), Jack W. (1892) and Alfred S. (1896) of Stroud, NSW.[11] x. George Benjamin Atkins, born 29/7/1861[20,21] at Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,11] Died after 1905.[9] Married 1st Sarah E. Bulley, 1885, Taree, NSW.[11] Sarah died 1886, Taree, NSW.[11] Married 2nd Elizabeth Porter, 1887, Taree, NSW.[11] Children: Victor (1888), Effie M. (1890), Sarah E. (1892), George Melbourne (1896), Stanley (1899), Sylvia D. (1901-1902), Beatrice (1903) & Newton (1905) of Taree, NSW.[11] xi. Amelia Atkins, born 17/6/1863,[20,21] Canningalla, NSW.[4,9,11,15] Died 1919, Newcastle, NSW.[11] Married Samuel T. Cox, 1885, Dungog, NSW.[11] Children Pearl A. (1886-1899), Reginald J. (1888), Gladys (1895) of Dungog, NSW.[11] xii. Sarah Jane Atkins, born 1865 at Canningalla, NSW.[9,11,16] Died after 1905, place unknown.[9] Married Henry J. Brown, 1886, Glebe, Sydney, NSW.[11] Children: Henry J. (1887) of Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Elizabeth F. (1890) and Amelia A. (1890-1891) of Petersham, Sydney, NSW [11] [1] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1830.10238.1C also 1831.16.15. [2] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1865.6592; BDM. [3] From "The Irwin Family", a package prepared for the 1987 Irwin family reunion celebrating 150 years since John Irwin arrived in Australia. Author unknown, nor are sources not cited. However, it probably draws on the work of Rev. George Irwin who assembled an Irwin family tree from parish records. [4] Information researched by and/or passed on by Bronwyn Balfour, . Sources include the work of Rev. George Irwin, Diane Harrowfield and Marilyn Smith. [5] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1846.488.31C. [6] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1905.8660. [7] Obituary for Joseph Atkins Sr. in Dungog Chronicle, Sept., 1905. [8] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1866.1913 [9] Information provided by Steven Simmons from the NSW BDM Indices, parish records, tombstone inscriptions at the Dungog/Bendolba Cemeteries, death certificate of Joesph Atkins Sr., a search done by Borthwick & Wilson Solicitors on 24/8/1978 & other sources. [10] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1846.1624.48 [11] NSW BDM Indices. [12] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1853.4079.39A [13] Information taken from headstone of William & Catherine Atkins, Dungog Cemetery, NSW. [14] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1856.4449 [15] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1863.7379 [16] NSW BDM Indices, reference: 1865.4363.42B [17] Archives Authority of NSW, Register of BDM's, AO file 5003, v1831 ? 15. Information from Edna Watson. Listed as Horman. [18] NSW Archives Office, NSW Registration of BDM's; Registry No': v1846488 31C. [19] "Convicts Permission to Marry: 1826-1852" (CD-ROM), Lesley Uebel, ISBN: 0957812817. [20] Death certificate, Joseph Atkins, 1905.08660 [21] Death certificate, Margaret Atkins, 1865.03592 **** 4. Louisa Atkins born 25/8/1849, Canningalla (near Dungog), NSW.[1-3,12] Died 14/5/1910, East Maitland, NSW.[1,4,12] Cause of death was "general paralysis".[12] Buried 16/5/1910, Presbyterian Cemetery, East Maitland,[3,12] by Rev. Alexander Smith.[12] Married Robert Irwin 21/12/1866, Durham/Canningalla, NSW.[1-3,5,10,12] Robert was born 12/7/1844, Dalwood, NSW,[1-3,6,10] and died 9/8/1901, Sydney Hospital, Sydney, NSW.[1,3,6,10] At the time of Robert's death, Louisa was living at Allandale, near Maitland.[10] Children of Louisa Atkins and Robert Irwin: i. Ernest George Irwin, born 26/9/1867, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10-12] Did not marry. Died 31/5/1941, Rozelle, Sydney.[1,3,28] ii. Margaret Jane Irwin, born 1/3/1869, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,13] Died 16/8/1942, Rockdale, Sydney.[3,29] Married Samuel Matthew Patrick,[10] 25/1/1893, Glebe, Sydney.[1,3,6] Children: Reginald Samuel (1893-1924), Robert Samuel (1896), Ernest W. (1900), Isabel M. (1904) of Rockdale, Sydney.[6] iii. Robert Samuel Irwin, born 11/9/1870 at Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,14] Died 31/8/1953.[1,3] Married Emily Curr, 11/6/1890, Dungog.[1,3,6] Children Orbury L. (1890), Ida O. (1892), Florence I. (1894), Douglas N. (1899), Robert L. (1903), Beryl Florence (1909) of Dungog, NSW.[6] iv. Louisa Irwin, born 4/2/1872 at Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,15] Married Joseph William Paul, 1905, Marrickville.[1,3,6] Children: Ruth Irvina (1906-1944) of Petersham, Sydney, and Eadyth L. (1913) of Ashfield, Sydney.[6] v. Sarah Matilda Irwin, born 29/7/1873, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,16] Married Walter T. Phelps, 7/5/1902, Rockdale, NSW.[1,3,6] Children: Robert (1903), Walter (1904), Sadie Esther (1905) of Rockdale, Sydney, Leslie (1907-1908), Eva (1909) and Hilda M. (1912) of Ashfield, Sydney.[6] * vi. Ada Emma Irwin, born 23/2/1875, Tillegra, NSW.[1,3,10,12,17] vii. Esther/Hester Irwin, born 10/9/1876, Dubbo, NSW.[1,3,10,12,18] Married 1st Samuel G. Monkley, 20/6/1900, Dungog.[1,3,6-8,10] Samuel died 1928, Port Macquarie, NSW.[6] Married 2nd Theodore Cecil Trotter, 1940, Port Macquarie, NSW.[1,3] Children: Dorothy I. (1901), James (1902), Harold (1904), Marjorie (1905), Minnie (1907), William (1909), Frank (1912), Alice (1913), Florence (1914) of Raymond Terrace, NSW, and Edith (1916) of Dungog, NSW.[6] viii. Florence Irwin, born 7/6/1878, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,19] Died 3/9/1879, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,26] ix. Laura Irwin, born 17/6/1879, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,20] Married Frederick J. Wade, 14/12/1904, Raymond Terrace, NSW.[1,3,6] Children: Russel I. (1905) of Dungog, NSW, Robert F. (1908) of West Maitland, NSW, Alice L. (1911), Charles K. (1913), Jeffrie L. (1916) and Mary A. (1918) of Dungog, NSW.[6] x. Ethel May Irwin, born 22/5/1881, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,21] Married Edward T. Stanton, 24/6/1903, Maitland.[1,3,6] Children: Leslie H. (1904), Stanley J. (1905), Melvie G. (1907) and Amelia L. (1908) of Wingham, NSW, Doris M. (1911), Ruby M. (1912) and Ethel M. (1916) of Port Macquarie, NSW.[6] xi. Herbert Joseph Irwin, born 30/3/1883 at Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,22] Married Jeanette B. Young, 14/8/1906, Rockdale, NSW.[1,3,6] Children Irene B. (1907) & Elise K. (1907) of Hurstville, NSW; Jeanette D. (1911), Dorothy E. (1913) & Edna Hazel (1915) of Rockdale, NSW.[6] xii. Thomas Gray Irwin, born 17/12/1884, Dungog, NSW.[1-3,10,12,23] Died 1/9/1952.[1,3] Married 1st Florence Green, 24/8/1912, West Maitland, NSW.[1,3,6,7] Florence born 11/3/1876, East Maitland, NSW[9] and died 29/9/1919.[1,3] Married 2nd Anne Laura J. Gorton, 4/4/1923, Auburn, Sydney, NSW.[1,3,6] Anne was born 12/3/1892, Glen William, NSW & died 29/6/1980, Kempsey, NSW.[1] Children: Robert Charles (1913-1993) of East Maitland, George Thomas Gorton (1926-1995) of Hamilton, NSW & Ruby (1929) of Dungog.[1,6] xiii. Alfred Belmore Irwin, born 1/10/1886, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,24] Married May Jean Howarth, 1915, Rockdale, Sydney, NSW.[1,3,6] Children: Jean (1915) and Jack (1918) of Rockdale, Sydney, NSW.[6] xiv. Violet Ella Irwin, born 6/6/1888, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,25] [1,3,6] Died 18/1/1973, did not marry.[3] xv. Ruby Muriel Irwin, born 17/4/1890, Dungog, NSW.[1,3,10,12,27] Married Maynard King, 6/4/1921, Sydney, NSW.[1,3,6] [1] From "The Irwin Family".......continues..........

• Married: 5 MAR 1827 in St. John's Parramatta NSW Australia
• Note: Married Margaret Kelly, by banns, with the consent of the Governor, at St John's C/E, Parramatta, by Rev. Samuel Marsden, witnesses were George Flintoff & Catherine Heensey, of Parramatta. Both Francis and Margaret were of the Parish of Parramatta and were both illiterate.

1. Sarah Matilda ALLMAN b: 1829 in NSW Australia

1. Author: Rootsweb World Connect (see notes)
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2. Author: Sandra and Peter O'Brien - referred by Jennifer Asher