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Item: 116998
Surname: Smith
First Name: Elizabeth
Ship: Kains 1831
Date: 1839 24 July
Place: Muswellbrook
Source: GG 1839
Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

 
Item: 174877
Surname: Smith
First Name: Elizabeth
Ship: Kains 1831
Date: 28 January 1830
Place: Newcastle UK
Source: Local records By John Sykes, John Sykes (of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.)
Details: Between ten and eleven oclock at night a most destructive fire broke out in the extensive coach-manufactory of Mr. J. L. Angas, in Angas Court, Bigg Market, Newcastle, which entirely destroyed the same, with the greatest part of the contents even before the fire engines could arrive. The fire, which was first seen to issue from above Mr. Angas counting-house, was not got under till near four oclock on the following morning (Friday). The fire soon extended to the houses in the court on the side of St. John s Lane, and three of them to the bare walls were destroyed, and also several workshops in the Fighting Cocks yard on the opposite side of the court. The immense floor-cloth manufactory of Mr. Hardcastle, which towered above the houses on the west side of St. Johns Lane, also soon caught fire in the roof........ A conflagration so direful in its consequences, had, it was supposed, never before occurred in Newcastle. The lofty and beautiful steeple of St. Nicholas church being illuminated by the flames, had a most enchanting appearance. There was a subscription for the poor sufferers by this fire. As there had been such dreadful plundering during this calamity, the houses of various suspicious characters were afterwards searched, and several of the purloined goods were found. At the Spring Assizes, in March, Elizabeth Smith, aged 29 years, Jane Craggs, and Richard Beecher, aged 21 years, were each sentenced to be transported for 14 years, for stealing bedding, clothes, &c., at this fire.

 
Item: 185155
Surname: Smith
First Name: Elizabeth
Ship: Kains 1831
Date: 5 December 1839
Place: Muswellbrook
Source: Criminal Court Records. Muswellbrook Court of Petty Sessions, Letter Books, 1838-1851. Ancestry
Details: Request by Magistrate E.D. Day that the Ticket of Leave held by Elizabeth Smith be altered to the Patrick Plains district, she having gone to reside in that neighbourhood

 
Item: 193104
Surname: Smith (Evans) (2)
First Name: Elizabeth
Ship: Kains 1831
Date: 25 October 1831
Place: Port Macquarie
Source: Application to Marry
Details: West Evans age 35 per Neptune, application to marry Elizabeth Smith age 30, per Kains

 
Item: 193106
Surname: Smith (Hughes)
First Name: Elizabeth
Ship: Kains 1831
Date: -
Place: Patrick Plains
Source: Application to Marry
Details: Richard Hughes per Marquis of Hastings age 44, widower, application to marry Elizabeth Smith per Kains age 38, widow


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