Surname:
Credland (Cridland)
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Coal trimmer. Daughter injured when fell under a horse and dray
Surname:
Credland (Cridland)
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Charles Credland granted publican's license for the Settlers' Arms
Surname:
Credland (Cridland)
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Application for publican's license in lieu of John Ryan
Surname:
Credlin (Credland?) (Cridland)
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Collected at West Maitland
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Gave subscription for the Relief of those left destitute by the Floods at Gundagai
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To run the Victoria Omnibus with three horses between Morpeth and West Maitland
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Charged Richard Caldwell with absenting himself from work. Case discharged when Caldwell agreed to go back to work
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Employed John Smith as coach driver. From the Settlers Arms
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Employed John Smith as coach driver
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Coach driver. Coach upset on its side and Cridland thrown under the horses but uninjured
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Granted publican's license for the Settlers' Arms
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Employed on the 'Rose' steamer. Correspondence re Steam Company wishing to reduce wages by 1 pound
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St. Marys Church, West Maitland
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Marriage of Charles, eldest son of Charles Cridland of West Maitland and Ann McLennan, eldest daughter of William Hall of Hall's Creek, West Maitland. Minister Rev. W.H.H. Yarrington
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St. Thomas' Church, Willoughby
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Marriage of Henry Thomas, eldest son of James Pritchard, Mayor of West Maitland and Sarah, eldest daughter of Charles Cridland of West Maitland on 21st February. Minister Rev. Stephen Childe
Place:
Settler's Arm, West Maitland
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Application for publican's license for the Settler's Arms withdrawn, the repairs required by the Bench too costly.
Source:
The Brisbane Courier
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Superintendent of the Volunteer Fire Brigade. Article re fire at the Anvil Creek mine
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Miss Mary Ann Cridland, teacher at St. Marys Sunday School for many years. The teachers showed their appreciation on her resignation by presenting her with a writing desk filled with stationary. Charles Cridland accepted the present on behalf of his sister
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Given a prize for the best colonial made plough at the Hunter River Agricultural Exhibition
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Father of Sarah. Made speech on the occasion of a presentation by St. Marys Sunday School to his daughter Sarah. Would always remember and cherish to day when the members of his family first entered St. Mary's Sunday School
Source:
UK Prison Hulk Registers and Letter Books. Ancestry
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Charles Cridland age 17 tried at Newgate on 12 April 1820 and sentenced to transportation for life for felony. Admitted to the York Hulk on 5th June 1820 and transferred to the convict ship Hebe on 12 July 1820