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Captain Eccles Smith, of the 77th Regiment
[from http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/staffordshire-record-society-cn/ collections-for-a-history-of-staffordshire-volume-yr1891-ns-v1-fat/pag e-15-collections-for-a-history-of-staffordshire-volume-yr1891-ns-v1-fa t.shtml]
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Thorpe Next Welwyk, Yorks, England
Welwick is a village and civil parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, in an area known as Holderness. It is situated approximately 4 miles (6.4 km) south of the town of Withernsea and 2 miles (3.2 km) south-east of the village of Patrington on the B1445 road from Patrington to Easington.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welwick
[Wikipedia - 2014-03-10]
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Malton Priory Old Malton,
North Yorkshire
54.1426°N 0.7790°W MaltonPriory.JPG Gilbertine The Priory Church has retained part of the nave and the southwest tower.[9][76][77]
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Malton Priory, Old Malton, North Yorkshire, England, is near to the town of Malton. It was founded as a monastery of the Gilbertine Order by Eustace fitz John, the lord of Malton Castle. Fitz John founded both Malton Priory and Watton Priory around 1150;[1][2] some sources suggest that this was an act of penance for his support for the Scots in the Battle of the Standard.
The prior was accused of taking part in the Pilgrimage of Grace.[3]
After the Dissolution, the site was bought in 1540 by Robert Holgate, the former master of the Gilbertine Order, who was then Bishop of Llandaff. In 1545 Holgate became Archbishop of York. He founded three grammar schools in Yorkshire, including Malton School (on part of the monastic site).
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1339/1871 HAMPSON WILLIAM P PETER HARRIET SYDNEY
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20859/1944 HAMPSON WILLIAM PETER PETER HARRIETT RYDE
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1619/1873 HAMPSON ELLEN PETER HARRIET SYDNEY
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11235/1960 MEEHAN ELLEN PETER HARRIET MARRICKVILLE
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22830/1887 MEEHAN JOHN P DANIEL ELLEN QUIRINDI
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13823/1890 MEEHAN LENORE B RICHARD ELLEN GLEN INNES
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Recorded in Gwen Millhouse book was an Aiken family: Chapter 2: page 33: THE AIKEN STORY. 'John Aiken arrived in Australia in 1796 on the "Marquis Cornwallis", a carpenter and a free man. Although he did not own land for some time, he rented a farm at the Northern Boundary, and, as early as 1803, advertised in the Sydney Gazette that no timber was to be cut on the Aicken (sic) Farm. A loyal subject, he served in the Parramatta Loyal Association as a Private from 1803 to 1805... page.34.para.2...the date of John's birth is not known but it is known that c1810 he married Frances Randal, who was born in the Colony c1792 and three children were baptised at St.Phillips' Sydney - Maria (b.c1811) Mary Ann (b:c1812) who died in 1817 and John (b:c1813). In the 1822 Muster the following children were listed - James b1814, William b.1816 and Esther b.1818. Another two daughters were born to John and Frances - Frances in 1824 and Mary Ann in 1835, taking the name of her sister who had died as a childn "... page 35.para.2 Documentation to prove John Aiken's country of origin has never been found and it is the following facts that gives substance to the name of Dixieland. Old timers of the early 1900's, who knew and lived near the settlement, all acknowledge the lean, dark skinned, curly hair characteristics of the AIKENS and it was accepted that they had originated from America and were thought to be negroes"...it seems certain the Aikens originated from JAMAICA, WEST INDIES...
FRANCES RANDAL (sic)(could she be connected to John Randall First Fleeter?)(35) married JOHN AIKEN (negro descent) in 1810 - Settled in the Field of Mars, County of Cumberland - present day Taylor Street on the west and Aiken Road on the south and across Hill Road to the west of the William Bellamy grant, the he area was called "DIXIELAND". When John Aiken Senior died only three children benefited from the grant. Maria AIKEN who married Samuel PATEMAN in 1855 sold her land to Richard WEBB, John Junior Aiken also William Aiken who married at St.Pauls church, Carlingford, a Mary Ann DOYLE who was born 1829 at Windsor and (9) nine children were born. Frances Aiken had absconded earlier from her home with a William BROWN. Seven children born of this relationship according to death certificate. Frances BROWN died 26.10.1870 aged 78 written on headstone, buried in Balmain a suburb of Sydney.
Aikens Hut ' (“Old Bill's hut - descendant of John Aiken Senior) was transported to Australiana Village, Wilberforce New South Wales, Australia in the 1980s. [ref."The Settlers of West Pennant Hills Valley 1799 Onwards" by Gwen Millhouse]
JOHN RANDALL - SECOND MARRIAGE: MARY BUTLER who had an Irish accent, had been convicted at the Old Bailey sessions 9th September 1789 and was in the 90 Middlesex goal delivery for stealing a basket of beans at Convent Gardens and transported to New South Wales, Australia onboard the “NEPTUNE” 1790 . Permission granted to marry JOHN RANDALL and this marriage was the FIRST RECORDED FOR ST.JOHNS CHURCH, PARRAMATTA . REV. RICHARD JOHNSON conducted the marriage service for John Randall and Mary Butler on the 5th September, 1790.
John Randall was one of the first convicts to be granted land by Governor Phillip on the 29th November, 1792. No. 92, 50 acres adjoining a JOHN MARTINs grant of 50 acres. No.93 Field of Mars on the Northern Boundary farms received about September, 1792. On the 17th November, 1800 John Randall enlisted in the New South Wales Army Corp with the help of Joseph Holt (an Irish convict) who he had promised his sixty acres of land for sale in exchange for a placement in the Corp. In the Corps 1808 report he is recorded as being 5ft 9ind tall with black complexion,with black hair and black eyes, and a round visage (face), 44 years of age and had served 7.2 years. His birth place was given as New Haven, Connecticut, America. He took his discharge from the Corps on 24th April, 1810 and was listed in the 1811 muster. On 5th January,1811 John Randall appointed Constable in Sydney Town but resigned this position 24th August 1811. CLAIMS & DEMANDS advertised 28th August 1811 and 31st August 1811 stated “The following persons being about to depart the Colony requests all Claims and Demands against them to be presented for payment immediately. In the “Dispensable” John Delaforce. In the Schooner “Brothers” John Randall...” [SYDNEY GAZETTE & NEW SOUTH WALES ADVERTISER - Goverment newspaper] The “Brothers” schooner travelled between Port Dalrymple, Tasmania and Sydney, New South Wales Australia. WHO IS THIS JOHN RANDALL?
On the 1814 Muster John Randall is listed as a land owner at Code S which includes Kissing Point..[Sydney Gazette & New South Wales Advertiser - Government newspaper] Who is this John Randall? In the Sydney Gazette on 19th February, 1814 a notice for sale. “To be sold on next Friday 25th at 12 noon at the house inhabited by a John Randall at Kissing Point, sundry household items, furniture, utensils and four or five acres of growing cane, to the highest bidder”. Reported in the HOBART TOWN GAZETTE Saturday July 26th 1817 “Sitting Magistrate - A.F. KIMP, Esq. HORRID MURDER AT GEORGE TOWN,-- On Friday the 4th inst; the body of John Randall, acting as chief constable at George Town, Port Dalrymple, was found by Corporal Mitchell and some privates if the 46th regt. who were out in a boat fishing, lying on the rocks at Point Macquarie, with his head nearly severed from the body”... and Supplement to the Hobart Town Gazette on Saturday July 26th 1817.”JAMES states, that he was in the boat’s crew hut, at George Town, on Thursday the 3rd inst: just at dusk he saw John Randall enter the boat’s crew hut, and saw either Samuel Smith or Thomas Smith strike him with his fists;they knocked him down in the house and Samuel Smith called to him (JAMES) to assist in dragging out RANDALL; that he did do so and Samuel and himself dragged Randall out of the house into the brush in front of it; that during this time Thomas Smith was inside the hut, to which Samuel Smith and himself returned, leaving Randall in the brush; that Smauel Smith then asked for an axe, which he (James) gave to him. and Samuel Smith went out, that he heard a blow, and ..after Samuel Smith returned, saying “he had finished him;”....James further states that about 12 o’clock he accompanied Samuel Smith and Thomas Smith to where the deceased lay; that Samuel Smith put a large sugar bag over the face of the deceased; and Thomas Smith then took up the bodym which appeared to be very stiff and carried it towrds the flag staff........Samuel Smith took away the body for the purpose of concealing it, but he (James) did not know what was done with it...” [Orders of the day were that all boats were to be brought in from the shoreline to prevent the stealing of same - some prisoners had escaped using the boats. John Randall went to the boat house to have these orders carried out and was met with contention].
“The Jury upon the Inquest held on the body of Randall to ascertain how he came by his death, find that between the hours of 5 and 8 on the evening of Thursday the 3rd July, SAMUEL SMITH, a convict, did feloniously kill and murder the said JOHN RANDALL; and that PRIVATE THOMAS JAMES, of the 46th Regiment, and THOMAS SMITH and EDWARD HARWOOD, convicts, did aid assist and abet the said SAMUEL SMITH in committing the said murder....“The whole are now in close confinement and will be sent to Sydney for trial by the first safe conveyance.” . Any verification on this John Randall being First Fleeter JOHN RANDALL ? Would love to know
ISSUE OF JOHN RANDALL & MARY nee BUTLER: On the 31st July, 1791 a daughter was born to John and Mary Randall - named and christened in St.Johns Church, Parramatta LYDIA RANDALL however she died 13th February 1793 and was buried in St.Johns church cemetery. Second child was MARY RANDALL born 4th December, 1793 later married First Fleeter JOHN MARTIN ..see Martin. First son born was JOHN RANDALL Junior 28th May 1797 and baptised in St.Phillips, Sydney 25th June, 1797. (no records researched re.this John)
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