FELLOWSHIP OF FIRST FLEETERS NEWSLETTER
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OFFICE ADDRESS: Room 324, 3rd Floor, Assembly Building, Cnr. Margaret, York & Jamison Streets Please Note: Enter by Jamison Street at night OFFICE HOURS: TUESDAY: 10.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY to FRIDAY: 10.00 a.m. - 2.00 p.m. TELEPHONE: (02) 29 8007 (After hours answering and message recording service) POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O. Box N283, Grosvenor Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 October/November 1985 Vol.16 No. 5
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
At the Annual General Meeting of the Fellowship held on Wednesday, 18 September 1985, the following officers were elected:
President: Peter George Christian (FF William Tunks) '-..-/ Vice Presidents: Douglas Oakes (FF John & Mary Small) Geoff Squires (FF Mary Phillips, William Saltmarsh) Secretary: Anne Campbell (FF Lieut. John Shortland) Treasurer: Roderick Best (FF John Small, Mary Parker, James Bradley) Committee: Alice Clarke (FF James Bloodworth, Sarah Bellamy, James Lee) Joyce Cowell (FF William Tunks) Frank Everingham (FF Matthew James Everingham) Naida Jackson (FF William Tunks) Ian Leslie Johnston (FF Frederick Meredith) Rev. John McKnight (FF James Shares, Mary Smith) Hugh Morgan (FF John Winter, Ann San"lin) Auditor. Eric Blair (FF Frederick Meredith)
The Executive and members have much pleasure in welcoming Commander Garvon Paul Kahle (FF Henry Kahle and Susannah Holmes) as Vice Patron of the Fellowship.
SPECIAL BICENTENARY MEETING
As a result of the overwhelming response to our membership questionnaire about suggestions for, and participation in, the 1988 Bicentenary activities of the Fellowship, the incoming Executive Committee is convening a Special Meeting for a "Think Tank" on
Saturday, 23 November 1985 at 2 pm
in the Parish Hall ofSt Johns Church, Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst.
The purpose ofthis meeting is to give as many ofour members as possible the opportunity to contribute additional ideas to assist the planning ofour role in the Bicentenary.
All members who are free to attend this important meeting are urged to do so. To assist with our arrangements, would you please notify your intention to attend by ringing the Fellowship office on 29 8007 between 10 am and 3 pm on any Tuesday or Wednesday, as soon as possible. FFF Newsletter - Page 27
OUR NEW PRESIDENT PROGRAMME OF LECTURE EVENINGS Peter was born at Five Dock NSWon 18July 1927. He was the only child of James William George Christian (born October 16 Speaker from Railway Historical Parramatta) - (FF William Tunks) and Vivienne May (nee Society Prosser) (born Crookwell NSW). Four generations of the family have been pharmacists. He was educated at Double November20 Rev. Seton Arndell Bay Public, Randwick High and Sydney Grammar Schools. He attended Sydney University and gained his Lecture evenings are held in the Fellowship Rooms, Third Ph.C. in 1952. He married Joy Noelle Hammond (born Floor, Assembly Building, Jamison Street entrance Temora25/12/1933) at St James', King St. in 1954. Joy isa beginning at 7.30pm. New members and visitors always great-great-granddaughter of Matthew James Evering welcome. ham and a kinswoman of the explorer Charles Stu rt. They have a daughter, Amanda Jane Louise, and three sons -Timothy James Andrew, Matthew Peter John and Nicholas Stephen Charles, and have 1½ grandchildren. Whilst their children were growing, both Peter and Joy were involved in community affairs; both are Life Members AFTERNOON MEETING of Kingsgrove P.C. Association and Newington College P. Wednesday - 6 November 1985 and F. Both have received award badges for services to For the November Afternoon ·Meeting, it was scouting. In 1980 Peter sold the family business and moved to Cheltenham. A serious illness necessitated open decided to arrange a trip to Goat Island. A ferry will heart surgery that year, and whilst recuperating, at Joy's leave from the wharf beside the Maritime Services Board, Circular Quay, at 1pm , returning at 3pm. No encouragement, he took up the hobby of genealogy, and to date has completed about 17 volumesoffamily profiles, food may be taken on the ferry, but can be bought nine of which concentrate fully on his First Fleet Tunks on the Island. family. The cost is $4 per person (pensioner concession In perfect health, Peter now leads a full and active life. His $2). Please advise Wynne Anderson at the hobbies, other than family history and Australian history Fellowship Office 29 8007 (or leave a message) as in general, are gardening, bush walking and skiing. He is a soon as possible, as the Maritime Services Board keen collector of books and has a sizeable library. Besides has to be advised of numbers - and the list is filling his membership of various historical societies, and his up fast! Do join us on this interesting trip. obvious commitment to our Fellowship, Peter also has the honour of being a foundation member of the Sydney University Pharmacy Alumni Council and, an even more rare honour, of being a Trustee of St James' Church, King Street, Sydney. FAMILY NOTICES He looks forward to the challenge of leading the Fellowship into our Nation's Bicentennial year and will do At the reunion of the William Nash-Maria Haynes his utmost to ensure that due recognition will be given to Family Group held recently, it was decided to establish those pioneers, both bonded and free, who arrived in a fund to finance two projects for the 1988 Bicentenary. January 1788. The first project will take the form of annual grant to a student at a naval establishment, and the second will be a memorial plaque. Further information will be forwarded to family members as details are finalised.
The next Family Reunion will be on Sunday, 9 February 1986, at St Philip's Church, York Street, Sydney, at 10am, followed by a picnic lunch at Observatory Hill.
Contact: Joan Rowe (02) 46 5423
Descendants of First Fleeter William Tunks will hold SUBSCRIPTION FOR 1985/1986 - REMINDER their fifth annual picnic gathering on Sunday, 3rd November 1985 starting at 10am at the Tunks Farm Subscriptions for the period from 1st July 1985 to 30th section of the Lane Cove River State Recreation Area June 1986 were due and payable on 1st July 1985; a notice (entrance from Lane Cove Road just south of De to this effect was published on page 16 of the June/July Burgh's Bridge - entrance fee to Park is $2.50 per car, Newsletter and a pink "Subscription Form" was enclosed pensioners exempt). Displays of family trees, profiles, with the Newsletter. old photographs; stalls for cakes, jams cakes, etc. - All members (excepting Life Members) from No. 1 to No. please contribute; sporting events for children and 3108 are liable for payment of the 1985/86 subscriptions in adults. For further information please phone Len order to remain "financial" and to receive future Chalmers 419 8136; Peter Christian 868 3063; Naida Newsletters. About 550 members who paid their 1984/85 Jackson 982 8014; Betty King 558 1908. subscriptions have not yet paid for the current year; if our records show that you (and your spouse and children, if Also, descendants of First Fleeter Hugh Hughes are any) are one of those a black "X" will appear on your invited to join the Tunks Family gathering as above. Newsletter address label. 1985/86 fees are: Full member Other families involved are Ashby, Harper, Coates, $12.50; Pensioner member $6.00; Junior (under 18) Henderson. For further information please phone Len member $2.00; Spouse associate $3.00. Chalmers 419 8136 or Valerie Collyer 869 8601. MEMBERSHIP REPORT FOR Henry Kabte - S...,nah Holmes: Mrs Phyllis Campbell JULY/AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1985 Verran; Mr David William (sp Mrs Bernadette/Flannery Ellen Clare Flannery (Jnr); Paul Michael Joseph Mary Flannery); Flannery (Jnr); Miss Kerry Anne Flannery. Thomu Kidney: Miss Julie Patricia Harpur; Mrs Barbara Mary Bulte; Graeme Noel Suite (Jnr); Daniel Peter Bulte We extend a warm welcome to the following new (Jnr). members, junior members and spouse associate David Kllpeck: Ingrid Wallman (Jnr). members. First Fleet ancestors' names are in heavy type. PhHlp Gidley King - Ann lnett: Mrs Mavis Luita Stanley; Mrs Edith Adelaide Davies. Nathaniel Lucas - OIMa Gascoigne: Mr John Robert Turner (sp Mrs Margaret Turner); Mrs Kathleen Anderson Churcher; Sally Ann Churcher (Jnr); Brendan Gary Thomas Acres: Mr Alan Paul White (sp Mrs Carole Anne Churcher (Jnr). White); Mrs Valerie Jean Douglas. Frederick Meredith: Mr William Ernest George Cutting (sp Thomas Acres+ WIiiiam Douglaa-Mary Gl'OVfl: Mr Jeffrey Mrs Helen Joan Cutting); Mrs Pamela Mary Fardell; Mr Douglas. Frederick Victor Murray (sp Mrs Nita Winifred Murray); Thomas Arndell: Mr Rodney James Watkins; Alicia Jane Mrs Yvonne Joan Cunnington; Mrs Shirley White; Mrs Mills (Jnr). Gwyneth Hart McDonald. Thomas Arndell - Elizabeth Dalton: Dr Mark Threlkeld Edward MIies + Ann Forbes + Robert Fonester: Mr Lester Baker Siddins. Frederick Alderson. Thomas Arndell + Ann Forbes: Mr Warwick David Sturges Richard Morga,: Mrs Vivienne Webb. (sp Mrs June Margaret Sturges); Nerida Gai Sturges (Jnr); Wlllam Nuh - Marla Haynes: Mrs Jean Lorraine Byrnes. Kylie Anne Sturges; Gregory lain Sturges (Jnr). John Nicholls: Mr Horace Jack Kinsela Preddey (sp Mrs Thomas Arndell + Wlfflam Drlng-Ann Forbes:Mr Kenneth Ruth Preddey); Mr Nigel Wallace Taylor; Mrs Miriam Ross Carpenter. Margaret Taylor; Mrs Hazel Isobel Eeley; Mrs Yvonne James Bloodworth - Sarah s.llamy: Miss Patricia Anne Elizabeth Withington; Randall Frederick Ernest Withington Halpin. (Jnr); Bronwyn Elizabeth Withington (Jnr); Mr Ronald James Bloodworth - Sarah Bellamy + John Lee + John Allan Findlay; Mr Vincent Arthur Preddey (sp Mrs Lorna Nicholls + Ann Forbes: Michael Allan Marden (Jnr); Langdon Preddey); Mr Graham David Windley David Natasha Anne Marden (Jnr). Graham Windley (Jnr); Sheree Leanne Windley (Jnr). (sp Wffllam Boggfa: Mrs Margaret Boyd Birkley Forrester; Mr Mrs Lesley Windley). Boyd Scott. WIiiiam Roberts: Mr Bruce Graham Cameron; Mr William Patrick Bum-Ann Smith: Mrs Patricia Clayden; Mr Alan Gavell Eggleton (sp Edith Eggleton); Mr Alfred John James Smith (sp Mrs Beth Smith). Windred; Mrs Jean Rushton (sp Mr Norman Rushton); Mr Thomas Chipp-Jane Langley: Mrs Joan Hay Brown (sp Brian John Chesworth. Mr Leonard R Brown); Mr Ian Charles Brown (Sp Mrs Anthony Rope - Elizabeth Pulley: Mr Kevin Niven Robyn A Brown); Mr Neil James Brown. Flemming; Mrs Lana Ruth Campbell; Mrs Jennifer Kaye Owen Cavanough - Margaret Darnell: Mr Brian Glen Mould; Mr James Vivian Harvey (sp Mrs Marion) Isobel Greenfield. Harvey); Mr Norman Clive Cox; Mrs Mary Ann Rindfleish; Phllllp Devine + Robert Forrester + Wllllam Eggleton - Mr Glen Michael Brown; Mrs Shohan Baxter; Mrs Daisy Mary Dickenson: Mrs Noel Whitborne Shields. Hilda Flemming. Wllllam Douglas: Mrs Gwendoline Joyc;e Pears (sp Mr Anthony Rope - Elizabeth Pulley + John Summers: Mrs Fredrick Vance Pears). Loretta Watson Gammell Frost; John Michael Frost Matthew Everlngham: Mr Dallas Mooney; Mr Kenneth Gammell (Jnr). John Goodall; Mr Major Francis Keegan (sp Mrs Noelene James Ruse: Mrs Patricia Kathryn Freestone; Douglas J L Keegan). Robert Freestone (Jnr); Simon Paul Freestone (Jnr); Mrs Andrew Fishburn: Mr Derek Anthony Reed; Mrs Gladys Danita Barbara Tannock; Troy Darren Porter (Jnr); Ashley Veronica Reed (sp Mr Frank Reed); Mr Barry Raymond Frank Porter (Jnr); Mrs Megan Elizabeth Collins. Mullins (sp Mrs Ruth Lorraine Mullins); Elisha Louise John Ryan: Mr Noel John Franks (sp Mrs Margaret Anne Mullins (Jnr); David Kieran Mullins (Jnr); Anna Rochelle Franks); Mr John William Smith. Mullins (Jnr); Dr Geoffrey Francis Fishburn; Kierston Philip Shewing - Jane Langley: Mr Keith Samwell Emma Fishburn (Jnr); Simon James Bede Fishburn (Jnr). Fletcher. Robert Forrester: Mr Ian Hamilton Nicholls; Mrs Betty John Small - Mary Parlter: Mr Noel James Eastment; Mrs Margaret Parsons. . Janice Anne Thomas; Miranda Kate Thomas (Jnr); Mrs Edward Garth - Susannah Garth: Mr Wayne Garth Nancy Janice Johnstone. Messer; Cameron Scott Messer (Jnr); Brent Wayne Thomas Spencer - Mary PhlHlpe: Mr Edward James Messer (Jnr). Tuckfield (sp Mrs Patricia Tuckfield); Katrina Eveline Edward Goodin: Mrs Betty Arnold Rowell. Tuckfield (Jnr); Mrs Sarah Black (sp Mr Peter Black). Andrew Goodwin - Lynda Munro: Mr Robert Charlton WIiiiam Tunks: Stephen Jones (Jnr). George Hayes; Mrs Elsie Maud Griffiths; Mrs Yvonne Jean Ellen Wainwright Dr James Alexander Greenwood (sp Dr Englert; Mr Gregory Brian Englert; Mr Craig Anthony Lynda Elizabeth Greenwood); Mr Michael Anthony Englert; Mr Paul Kenneth Englert. Greenwood. John Gowen: Geoffrey Crawford Hildebrand (Jnr). WIiiiam Whiting: Mr Stuart Earl Meehan. Peter Hibbs: Murray Stuart Booth (Jnr); James Douglas James Wright: Mrs Suzanne Orsi (sp Mr Stephen Roy Booth (Jnr); Anthony Philip Dibbin (Jnr); Mrs Beryl Orsi); Wendy Narelle Orsi (Jnr); Sally Nicolle Orsi (Jnr); Ardelle Crofts (sp Mr Richard Frederick Crofts). Brock Steven Orsi (Jnr). James Hogden (Ogden): Mr John Wilfred Hogden. Joseph Wright: Mr Trevor Neil Hutchings; Grant James Hogden (Ogden) + WIiiiam Tunks: Mrs Margaret Hutchings (Jnr). Rose Cranfield; Mrs Audrey Mary Bowker. George Johnston-Either Abrahams: Mrs Sandra Ann Di Spouse Associates of Earlier Members: Mrs Lola Cecily Petro. Devine, wife of Mr Reginald Albert Devine. Mrs Karen Ann ffF Newsletllr~ Page al
Duck, wife of Mr Robert James Duck. Mr Alexander EUROPEAN ROCK CARVINGS AND THE William Green, husband of Mrs Mary Green. Mr John K FREDERICK MEREDITH FAMILY GROUP Lancaster, husband of Mrs Penelope Lancaster. The abovenamed family group, which is still in its Mr Llewellyn H Evans Additional Finl FINI Anc:Nton: formative stages, held a gathering in January on Garden adds John Griffiths (marine 'Friendship') to Thomas Island. Jamison. Mr John Edmund James Frazer adds William and Eleanor Frazer to William Eggleton - Mary Nearly forty people, which was considered encouraging Dickenson. Mrs Thelma Smith and Mrs Wendy Corcoran (as the Group has hardly got going yet) attended. add Thomas Arndell, William Dring and Ann Forbes to The Public Relations Officer for Garden Island was most Matthew Everingham, Owen Cavanough and Margaret attentive and conducted the party to, and gave a brief Darnell. Mrs Susan Ann Yule adds Patrick Bum-Ann address on, the historic stone which bears the initials "FM" Smith to Joseph Wright. and the date 1788. These initials are accepted as having been carved by Frederick Meredith who arrived with the New First Fleet Ancestor: James Hogden (Ogden), First Fleet as Steward to Captain John Ma~hall on the convict, 'Alexander'. transport "Scarborough". Meredith transferred to HMS Sirius in March 1788 and was Comlctlons: Mrs Edwards (3136) previously listed as 'Jane' should have been 'June'. a baker (today we would probably say "cook") on that ship until it was wrecked on Norfolk Island. Mrs Mollie Valmee Ballard is the mother (not mother-in Most members will know that Garden Island received its law as stated in last Membership Report) of Mr Ian Edwin name from the vegetable gardens made by sailors off the Hartley Ballard. "Sirius" - most likely assisted by some convicts, as was the wont in those days. Several sets of initials have been discovered on the rocks on the island but those of Frederick Meredith are the only ones to be identified with any certainty. For those members of the group who had not previously seen the initials it was an exciting experience. Researching your F.F. Marine? The initials are of interest to all historical minded people as they are regarded by the Navy as the earliest evidence still The Royal Marine Museum, Portsmouth, has informed the existing of European settlement in Sydney. Fellowship that it is regretfully unable to give much The day was made even more interesting and pleasant as assistance in research on F.F. Marines. The practice of the Harbour, as only it can, put on all its glory and activity keeping records of service for officers was not instituted on a beautiful sunny Sunday. A sight that must surely be until 1793. The Navy List does not provide much unsurpassed. information re officers of the Marines and Royal Marines of late 18th and early 19th centuries either, for their Any descendants of Frederick Meredith interested in "stations" (ships in which they were serving) were not joining the Family Group should contact Mr. Bill Riedy, 31 published until 1809. Ellison Road, Springwood 2777. Telephone (047) 51 3986 or the writer on 70 1137. Information may be obtained from "List of Officers of His Majesty's Marine Forces", and various histories of the Marines. RAY MEREDITH For non-commissioned ranks, they recommend you obtain a photocopy of the "Effective List of the Non commissioned Officers, Drummers and Private Marines", ofthefourCompaniesduring duty in N.S.W. from 1st July to 30th Sept. 1788, from - OBITUARIES The Public Record Office, at Ruskin Avenue, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 4DU. (Ref: ADM 1/3824) Sadly we report the death of the following: For quick reference, "Historical Records of N.S.W." (Charles Potter Sydney, 1893) Vol. 2, pages414-417, gives Mr Francis A. Hughes, husband of Mrs Margaret a copy of the List, without the company numbers, which Hughes (member no. 2272) of Mudgee. are essential for detailed research. The company numbers can be used to discover the division to which the non Mr Arthur Pagliaro (associate member), husband of commissioned man belonged. Mrs Mavis Pagliaro (member no. 2044).
Mr Harold Walker of 260 Cliveden Street, Corinda, Q.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the families.
Any Sutherland Shire Members?
Any members who live in the Sutherland Shire of NSW "Cavanough Connections" is a new publication written by are asked to contact Vi cki Lamb, 1 Marsh Avenue, Jill Mills on the Owen Cavanough family, available at a Cronulla (523 8208) to be placed on a Register of First cost of $15.00 plus packaging and postage. Interested Fleeters to publicise the Sutherland Shire's Bicentenary purchasers of this worthwhile book on a First Fleet family, Celebrations. ring Jill on (02) 637 4013. FFF Newsletter - Page 30
GRAVES COMMITTEE REPORT TRAVELLING TRIO
On Sunday 15th September 1985, the plaque dedication Joyce Cowell and Ula and Alice Clarke have taken off project reached a total of forty plaques placed on the on a tour to England, organised by the Royal Historical graves of First Fleeters. The fortieth was placed on the Society. We all wish them a happy trip and a safe return. grave of Ann Huxley (nee Forbes) who died 29 December Joyce is hoping to place a plaque, on behalf of the 1851, and is buried at Sackville Reach cemetery. Fellowship, on the grave of Arthur Philip, during her The ceremony started with the afternoon service at St visit. Thomas' Church of England, Sackville. After the church service, a delightful afternoon tea was served by the local Ladies' Auxiliary. We then journeyed to the cemetery for the plaque dedication service. The retiring President, Roderick Best, started proceedings by introducing the CONTACT WITH FELLOW Fellowship and giving a short history of this project. He MEMBERS SOUGHT was followed by Bruce Arnett, a sixth generation descendant of Ann Huxley, who gave a speech on the life No. 1977, Mr. Ken V. Huxley (152 Kennedy Drive, Port and experience of his First Fleeter ancestor. Macquarie, 2444 - tel. (065) 82 1010), a descendant of The Rev. Kevin Johnson then gave a short prayer. James Shiers, "Scarborough", would like to be contacted Councillor Rex Stubbs from Hawkesbury Shire Council, by any other members of the F.F.F. living in his area after a short speech, raised the St Anne's flag which covering Port Macquarie, Wauchope, Lake Cathie, Bonny covered the tombstone. Hills, North Haven and Telegraph Point. After the service, descendants of Ann Huxley congregated Mr. Kevin B. Fear (47 Balls Head Road, Waverton, NSW behind the tombstone for friends and relatives to take 2060 - tel. 929 9338) would like to be contacted by any historical photos. There were people with tape recorders, member-descendants of First Fleeters Robert Forrester movie cameras, video cameras and countless still cameras and Ann Forbes (Huxley). photographing possibly the largest group of descendants New member No. 3244, Mr. I. H. Nicholls (8 Dunkeld that has attended these dedication services since we Avenue, Baulkham Hills 2153) would like to be contacted started the project. · by fellow descendants of Robert Forresterfor exchange of The next plaque dedication services are on Sunday 20th information. October 1985. The first service is at the graveyard opposite St Peter's Church of England, Windsor Road, Richmond, after the 10am morning service for Mariner Thomas Spencer. This will be followed by a picnic lunch down by the Hawkesbury River. FOURTH AUSTRALASIAN CONGRESS The second service will be at the Castlereagh Cemetery at ON GENEALOGY AND HERALDRY Church Lane, off Castlereagh Road, Castlereagh, around CANBERRA 8-11 MAY 1986 3pm, for Elizabeth Rope nee Pulley. Please join us on the 20th October 1985 for either or both The Congress is now less than 12 months away and the of these dedication services. Program brochure and Registration Form are available from this Society/ Group or by writing direct to The Doug Oakes Registrar, GPO Box 666, Canberra, ACT 2600 from Graves Committee Convenor whom further inquiries should be made.
(The speech made by Bruce Arnett, mentioned above, will be \....., printed In a later Newsletter.) OLDEST (AT DEATH) FIRST FLEETER
Member No. 1977, Mr Ken Huxley has written as follows: December/January Newsletter "You raised a question in the AugusVSeptember Newsletter asking whether any member had thoughts on Please note that the closing date for copy to be in the the Oldest First Fleeter at death. editor's hands for the December/January 1986 Newsletter will be 29 November, in order to have My ancestor, James Shiers, who arrived on the posting on 16 December. "Scarborough" was born in England in June 1835 and died at Captain John Piper's property, 'Alloway Bank', Contributions are always needed - please let us have Bathurst, on 17th December, 1838, was aged 103, so I some more historical articles. think that he must have been nearly the oldest at death".
Anne Davison, Editor
The Father Therry St Ann's Restoration Fund would be The Executive Committee at its meeting expressed glad of donations to help save this church, which is a appreciation to both Doune MacNaught and Anne valuable heritage item listed by the National Trust and Davison for their contribution over the past few years as now protected by an Interim Conservation Order. executive members. Anne will still be working for the Fellowship as editor of the Newsletter. Doune will be Please send donations to P.O. Box 227, Enfield 2136. organising the Anniversary-Eve Dinner in January. Cheques should be made payable to the Father Therry St Ann's Restoration Fund. P. Christian, President FFf Newslettet-·lfage 31
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