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Item: 10787

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1841

Place: Muswellbrook

Source: 1841 Census Index

Details: Town, Muswellbrook

 

Item: 48147

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1846 3 February

Place: East Maitland

Source: BR

Details: Died aged 16mths. Son of a miller.Buried in Glebe Cemetery

 

Item: 60285

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1849 15 December

Place: Muswellbrook

Source: MM

Details: Miller. Unclaimed letter held in Post Office, Sydney

 

Item: 119379

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1839 14 August

Place: Muswellbrook

Source: GG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

 

Item: 182930

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 1 May 1833

Place: Invermein

Source: Invermein Court of Petty Sessions. Deposition Books 1833 -1834 (Ancestry)

Details: William Wilson per ship Lady Harwood 1831, seven years transportation, assigned to Mr. George Forbes, charged with having stolen property in his possession....I Charles Ashby, farm constable to Col. Dumaresq, declare upon oath that last evening upon hearing that a prisoner named Kelly who had formerly lost his blanket had it returned to him by the prisoner. I went in consequence of this information and took the prisoner into custody and during the night he the prisoner said that he had taken the blanket but that he returned it upon hearing that Kelly was shivering with cold. John Kelly states - He lost a blanket some time ago out of his hut; this he complained to the prisoner that he was very cold and that he wished he the prisoner would try to get it back for him which he promised to try to do and on Monday morning last I went to him and he took me to where my blanket was about three quarters of a mile from where he (Wilson) resides. The prisoner states in his defence that he was blamed by his master for stealing the blanket in question; that he represented to his fellow servants that he was to blame and that if any of them has it and put it in a particular place so it might be found that one of the men told him where it was and he took Kelly to the place and denies having it at all in his possession

 

Item: 189274

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 25 December 1836

Place: West Maitland

Source: Maitland Baptism Register p. 126

Details: Charles, son of William and Anne Ashby born 25 December 1836. Baptised 19 July 1835. Occupation of William Ashby - miller

 

Item: 189774

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: -

Date: 26 July 1835

Place: Maitland

Source: Maitland Marriage Register p. 163

Details: Marriage of Charles Ashby, bond, of St. Heliers, to Mary Evans, bond, also of St. Heliers. Witnesses William Ashby and Sarah Goodwin both of Maitland

 

Item: 47217

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: Camden 1831

Date: 1837

Place: Invermein

Source: GRC

Details: Assigned to Colonel Henry Dumaresq

 

Item: 72363

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: Camden 1831

Date: 1850 26 January

Place: -

Source: MM

Details: Granted Extended conditional pardon

 

Item: 76227

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: Camden 1831

Date: 1835 30 June

Place: Maitland

Source: Application to Marry

Details: Aged 31. Application to marry Mary Evans. Allowed. Clergy Rev. Rusden

 

Item: 193174

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles

Ship: Camden 1831

Date: 1831

Place: -

Source: Convict Indents. State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Item: [4/4016]; Microfiche: 679

Details: Charles Ashby age 26. Miller and baker from Huntingdonshire. Tried at Lincoln 6 March 1830. Sentenced to transportation for life for robbing his employer. Assigned to Col. Henry Dumaresq in Sydney on arrival

 

Item: 189078

Surname: Ashby

First Name: Charles and Mary

Ship: -

Date: 8 July 1836

Place: St. Heliers, the estate of Col. Henry Dumaresq

Source: Maitland Baptism Register p. 111

Details: William, son of Charles and Mary Ashby, born 21 May 1836. Baptised 8 July 1836. Occupation of Charles Ashby - miller

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