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Hi again Megan,
thanks for permission to view. Mary Landers was in fact mis-transcribed on LDS website. She was Mary Laundon daughter of Thomas Laundon and Hannah Jacson. I have verified this at the Leics records office & also have downloaded a will in which Hannah is a beneficiary of her brother Jeremiah. I have lost the original due to pc failure but must have the transcript somewhere. I am very behind in my paperwork but I'll get it up to date & let you have copies if you wish to give me your email address. Mine is lha@freeuk.com. I live in Leicestershire. less than 5 miles from where William etc lived.
Hope to hear from you soon

Cousin Lesley
(Lesley Warner, Genes Reunited 2008-02-26)

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Note N4167 Index

Humfrey Smaley is preferred name, but using Smalley to include with "family".

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Humfrey Smaley is preferred name, but using Smalley to include with "family".

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Ann BARRETT on christening register
Ann BARRATT on marriage register

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Marriage found in Llangyfelach Register for 6 December 1771 as Morgan JOHN marrying Ann EVAN - West Glamorgan Archives visit 2016-04-14

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Australian Agricultural Company

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§ 29/9/1840, Robert was a stonemason, Dulwich, Glennies Creek area, and Benjamin was baptised at Singleton.

Dulwich 485 Middle Falbrook Road GLENNIES CREEK NSW 2330
Address:Dulwich 485 Middle Falbrook Road GLENNIES CREEK NSW 2330
Property Number: 11314
Status: R
Ward:
Title(s):Lot: 8 DP: 246434
Lot/Deposited Plan
Land Area: 10.00 HECTARES
§ 29/9/1840, Robert was a stonemason, Dulwich, Glennies Creek area, and Benjamin was baptised at Singleton.

Dulwich 485 Middle Falbrook Road GLENNIES CREEK NSW 2330
Address:Dulwich 485 Middle Falbrook Road GLENNIES CREEK NSW 2330
Property Number: 11314
Status: R
Ward:
Title(s):Lot: 8 DP: 246434
Lot/Deposited Plan
Land Area: 10.00 HECTARES

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Died at Sea
[refer British War Office record WO12/7272 - Edward Mackay.jpg]

1. Definitely did not die in Ferozpore
2. Definitely did not die in Madras/Chennai
3. Definitely DID die on the boat sailing FROM Madras/Chennai back to United Kingdom.
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Research by Pete Lawton at Kew National Archives, from WO12/7272 -
Sgt Edward McKey died at sea on the way home to England.
Possibly died at sea:
- from wounds at Burma
- from Cholera (wife Ann probably died from Cholera in Madras
- from Dysentery

Mary Jane, Sarah & Elizabeth were sent home to the place of Edward's enlistment - which would probably be Aghabog, which is near Cootehill.

Cootehill is where the workhouse was that Elizabeth & Sarah were chosen as Irish Famine Orphans emigration to Australia.
[2015-07-15]

Question is - how did Mary Jane end up in Utah.
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Baptism not registered for Langyfelach (Langyvelach) for 1745 - the register is very damaged.