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James MAXWELL & Frances TWINE
- Thread starter DaveHam9
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Thanks gibbo.
It's probably Bathurst, NSW.
Looks to be Primitive Methodist if I have the right minister.
Can't find where he was born.
Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 - 1904) - Saturday 31 January 1852 p.3
£10 REWARD.
STOLEN or strayed, a chesnut horse, 15 1/2 hands high, with streak down the face, branded on the off shoulder like H or JC co-joined. A reward of £10 will be given on conviction of the thief or thieves, if stolen ; or £1 on delivering the said horse, -if strayed, to Mr. Henry Phillips, George-street, Bathurst ; or J. R. MAXWELL, Albion Stores, Sofala.
Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) - Tuesday 3 March 1857 p.1
MOULTON, FROM GLASGOW
CAIRD, PATERSON, AND CO., Agents. Monday, 2nd March, 1857.
...
1 package, to James R. Maxwell, Sofala, shipped by Orr and Davie for John Maxwell.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 17 September 1862 p.8
L A W.
BATHURST CRIMINAL COURT.
(Abridged from the Free Frets.)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.
Before Sir Alfred Stephen, C. J.
Cum Fat and Ah Chong were indicted for breaking into the Post Office at Sofala, on the 21st of July last, and stealing therefrom one hundred £10 notes, one hundred £5 notes, and one hundred £1 notes, the property of the Postmaster General. ...
Freeman's Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1932) - Wednesday 3 August 1864 p.5
INSOLVENCY.
SATURDAY. - SURRENDERS.
James Reid Maxwell, of Sofala, storekeeper, on petition and affidavit. Mr. Humphrey, official assignge.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 20 August 1864 p.8
INSOLVENCIES DURING THE MONTH
Estimated Liabilities Estimated Assets
James Reid Maxwell, Sofala Storekeeper 5129 19 9 3836 8 7
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 3 October 1866 p.4
IN the Legislative Assembly, yesterday.-
... The following were agreed to as formal motions :
... by Mr. DONNELLY, for the printing of a petition from James Read Maxwell and others, in respect of the robbery of the Sofala Post-office ;
The Sydney Morning Herald - Friday 7 July 1871 p.2
INSOLVENCY COURT.
THURSDAY.
BEFORE THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER.
SURRENDERS.
James Reid Maxwell, of Riley-street, Surry Hills, Sydney, agent, Liabilities, £129 1s 6d. Assets, £46 13s. Mr Sempill, official assignee.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 3 July 1872 p.3
INSOLVENCY COURT.
Tuesday.
Before the Chief Commissioner.
COURT BUSINESS.
Thursday, July 4, at 11 am.-Before the Chief Commissioner:
Accounts current and plans of distribution for confirmation in the following estates :-
...
2. Estate of James Reid Maxwell, a dividend of 1s. 3d., 6-13ths per £, in addition to 3s. 4d., 7-16ths per£, already paid, towards equalising dividend of 5s. per £, upon one debt proved subsequently to the confirmation of first plan of distribution.
Death 12103/1896 MAXWELL JAMES R - ALEXANDER - ELIZABETH - WOOLLAHRA
The Sydney Morning Herald - Tuesday 28 July 1896 p.1
DEATHS
MAXWELL.-July 26, at his residence Risca, Waverley-road, Woollahra, James Reid Maxwell, in his 78th year.
It's probably Bathurst, NSW.
Looks to be Primitive Methodist if I have the right minister.
Can't find where he was born.
Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 - 1904) - Saturday 31 January 1852 p.3
£10 REWARD.
STOLEN or strayed, a chesnut horse, 15 1/2 hands high, with streak down the face, branded on the off shoulder like H or JC co-joined. A reward of £10 will be given on conviction of the thief or thieves, if stolen ; or £1 on delivering the said horse, -if strayed, to Mr. Henry Phillips, George-street, Bathurst ; or J. R. MAXWELL, Albion Stores, Sofala.
Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) - Tuesday 3 March 1857 p.1
MOULTON, FROM GLASGOW
CAIRD, PATERSON, AND CO., Agents. Monday, 2nd March, 1857.
...
1 package, to James R. Maxwell, Sofala, shipped by Orr and Davie for John Maxwell.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 17 September 1862 p.8
L A W.
BATHURST CRIMINAL COURT.
(Abridged from the Free Frets.)
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.
Before Sir Alfred Stephen, C. J.
Cum Fat and Ah Chong were indicted for breaking into the Post Office at Sofala, on the 21st of July last, and stealing therefrom one hundred £10 notes, one hundred £5 notes, and one hundred £1 notes, the property of the Postmaster General. ...
Freeman's Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1932) - Wednesday 3 August 1864 p.5
INSOLVENCY.
SATURDAY. - SURRENDERS.
James Reid Maxwell, of Sofala, storekeeper, on petition and affidavit. Mr. Humphrey, official assignge.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 20 August 1864 p.8
INSOLVENCIES DURING THE MONTH
Estimated Liabilities Estimated Assets
James Reid Maxwell, Sofala Storekeeper 5129 19 9 3836 8 7
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 3 October 1866 p.4
IN the Legislative Assembly, yesterday.-
... The following were agreed to as formal motions :
... by Mr. DONNELLY, for the printing of a petition from James Read Maxwell and others, in respect of the robbery of the Sofala Post-office ;
The Sydney Morning Herald - Friday 7 July 1871 p.2
INSOLVENCY COURT.
THURSDAY.
BEFORE THE CHIEF COMMISSIONER.
SURRENDERS.
James Reid Maxwell, of Riley-street, Surry Hills, Sydney, agent, Liabilities, £129 1s 6d. Assets, £46 13s. Mr Sempill, official assignee.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 3 July 1872 p.3
INSOLVENCY COURT.
Tuesday.
Before the Chief Commissioner.
COURT BUSINESS.
Thursday, July 4, at 11 am.-Before the Chief Commissioner:
Accounts current and plans of distribution for confirmation in the following estates :-
...
2. Estate of James Reid Maxwell, a dividend of 1s. 3d., 6-13ths per £, in addition to 3s. 4d., 7-16ths per£, already paid, towards equalising dividend of 5s. per £, upon one debt proved subsequently to the confirmation of first plan of distribution.
Death 12103/1896 MAXWELL JAMES R - ALEXANDER - ELIZABETH - WOOLLAHRA
The Sydney Morning Herald - Tuesday 28 July 1896 p.1
DEATHS
MAXWELL.-July 26, at his residence Risca, Waverley-road, Woollahra, James Reid Maxwell, in his 78th year.
No.
I'm assuming the marriage was in the Bathurst area. I've not searched for the minister in Queensland.
The other complicating factor is that I can't see Frances arriving with family.
Born abt 1828 Gloucester.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 24 October 1849 p.2
DEPARTURES.
October 23.-Lima, barque, 349 tons, Captain Yule, for Moreton Bay. Passengers-Mr. and Mrs. Ellerby and child, Mrs. Ellerby, senior, Mr. and Mrs. Twine and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family, Lieutenant Collins, Mr. Julian, Rev. Mr. Baker (chaplain), Mrs. Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Saunder and family, Mr. Hudson and family, Mr. Barlow and family, Mrs. Humby and son, two Misses Fry, Dr. Wilkinson, Surgeon-Superintendent.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) - Saturday 14 April 1877 p.4
DEATHS
TWINE.-On the 8th April, at his residence, Moggill, Mr. Job Twine, formerly of Newnham, Gloucestershire, aged 84 years
I'm assuming the marriage was in the Bathurst area. I've not searched for the minister in Queensland.
The other complicating factor is that I can't see Frances arriving with family.
Born abt 1828 Gloucester.
The Sydney Morning Herald - Wednesday 24 October 1849 p.2
DEPARTURES.
October 23.-Lima, barque, 349 tons, Captain Yule, for Moreton Bay. Passengers-Mr. and Mrs. Ellerby and child, Mrs. Ellerby, senior, Mr. and Mrs. Twine and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family, Lieutenant Collins, Mr. Julian, Rev. Mr. Baker (chaplain), Mrs. Baker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Saunder and family, Mr. Hudson and family, Mr. Barlow and family, Mrs. Humby and son, two Misses Fry, Dr. Wilkinson, Surgeon-Superintendent.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) - Saturday 14 April 1877 p.4
DEATHS
TWINE.-On the 8th April, at his residence, Moggill, Mr. Job Twine, formerly of Newnham, Gloucestershire, aged 84 years
I haven't found the manifest for the 'Lima' yet, but there is this from a tree. Maybe that family was unassisted, so may not list all names..
Excerpt:
"Transcript
The "Lima," the third of Dr. Lang's ships was much smaller than the others, being a barque of only 349 tons. She brought only 84 immigrants, among whom (according to the Sydney "Shipping Gazette") were many who paid their own passage money, and held land orders from Dr. Lang, and who also had brought agricultural labourers with them. Dr. Wilkinson was the surgeon-superintendent, and among the cabin passengers were Revd. Mr. Baker (chaplain), Mrs. Baker and family, Lieut. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Ellerby and child, Mrs Ellerby, Senr., Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family, Mr/ and Mrs. Lewis and family, MR. and Mrs. Twine and family...
Detail
Immigration and the Immigrant Ships by A.G. Davis
Other information
This document is held in the State Library of Queensland."
Full Link
Geoff
Excerpt:
"Transcript
The "Lima," the third of Dr. Lang's ships was much smaller than the others, being a barque of only 349 tons. She brought only 84 immigrants, among whom (according to the Sydney "Shipping Gazette") were many who paid their own passage money, and held land orders from Dr. Lang, and who also had brought agricultural labourers with them. Dr. Wilkinson was the surgeon-superintendent, and among the cabin passengers were Revd. Mr. Baker (chaplain), Mrs. Baker and family, Lieut. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Ellerby and child, Mrs Ellerby, Senr., Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and family, Mr/ and Mrs. Lewis and family, MR. and Mrs. Twine and family...
Detail
Immigration and the Immigrant Ships by A.G. Davis
Other information
This document is held in the State Library of Queensland."
Full Link
Geoff
it looks as though Job was mar. x2, do we know when this one was b. he is a possible half sibling?
James Twine
Death Date: 15 Aug 1890
Death Place: Queensland
Father: Job Twine
Mother: Elizabeth Fletcher
Registration Year: 1890
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Number: B023321
Page Number: 26582
Geoff
James Twine
Death Date: 15 Aug 1890
Death Place: Queensland
Father: Job Twine
Mother: Elizabeth Fletcher
Registration Year: 1890
Registration Place: Queensland
Registration Number: B023321
Page Number: 26582
Geoff
Yes, we may never know the names of the children on the 'Lima' because it was a private charter by Rev. Dr. Lang.
One more son:
Marriage V1855278 82/1855 TWINE FREDERICK W - MACLEAN MARY A JI= Presbyterian Bathurst
The Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 8 December 1855 p.7
MARRIAGES
By special license, at Rainham, on Tuesday, 27th November, 1855, by the Rev. James B. Laughton, B.A., of St. Stephen's Church, Bathurst, Frederick William, second son of Mr. J. Twine, Moreton Bay, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Roderick McLean, of George's Plains.
One more son:
Marriage V1855278 82/1855 TWINE FREDERICK W - MACLEAN MARY A JI= Presbyterian Bathurst
The Sydney Morning Herald - Saturday 8 December 1855 p.7
MARRIAGES
By special license, at Rainham, on Tuesday, 27th November, 1855, by the Rev. James B. Laughton, B.A., of St. Stephen's Church, Bathurst, Frederick William, second son of Mr. J. Twine, Moreton Bay, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Roderick McLean, of George's Plains.
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