First Name:
William and Ellen
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms. p.79
Details:
Seaman. Baptism of son William James
Place:
Killarney Plains, Namoi River
Details:
Died from injuries receivd by his horse falling with him 3 days previously. Aged 24. Eldest son of John Forbes of Bedfordshire
First Name:
William James
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Baptisms. p.79
Details:
Son of William and Ellen Forbes. Baptism
Surname:
Forbes (Farquahor)
Details:
Obtained ticket of leave
Surname:
Forbes (Mounted Police)
First Name:
Captain John Douglas
Ship:
Guildford 1827 (came free)
Details:
Captain John Douglas Forbes was the son of Bartholomew Forbes Esq,. He was appointed Ensign in 39th regiment on 17 April 1823. He kept a Diary on the voyage of the Guildford which is available at NLA Australia. Captain J.D. Forbes was Commandant of the Mounted Police 1830 - 1832 and was commended for his zeal and efficiency in that position. He played a prominent part in colonial life. He departed for India with the 39th regiment on the John on 26th July 1832 and died at sea age 33, on his passage from Madras to England on the Protector when in command of invalids on 16 June 1837
First Name:
Francis (junior)
Source:
Researches in the Southern Gold Fields of NSW Google Books)
Details:
Francis Forbes Esq., 1849. This gentleman, a graduate of the University of Cambridge and eldest son of Sir Francis Forbes, one of the late Chief Justices of New South Wales, contributed his share to the advancement of knowledge by publishing a paper, in 1849, on the Production of Gold, in which he quoted from Sir Roderick Murchison s letter to Sir C. Lemon, and gave some useful statistical details. Having the honor of Mr. Forbes friendship, I had corresponded with him respecting some enquiries he made of me as to the metalliferous riches of his own neighbourhood on Darling Downs. Whether Mr. Forbes ever himself found gold I do not know, his letters to me make no mention of it. But he was a man of great talent and scholarship, and taking a deep interest in the advancement of the discovery of gold in California, went thither and, unfortunately, died.
Source:
Paterson Marriage Register p 18
Details:
Marriage of Francis Sutor to Margaret Forbes. Witnesses A. Coleman and Ann Squires of Paterson
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Forbes Hotel. Dinner laid out to celebrate the anniversary of the colony
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
An auction of books from the Singleton Mechanics Institute to be sold at the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Walter Rotton granted a licence for the Forbes Hotel in John Street.
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Furniture at the Forbes Hotel purchased by Maurice Magney at auction
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Walter Rotton obtained license for billiards to be played at the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
A Ball for the benefit of the Singleton Benevolent Society to be held at the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
F. Thrum obtained general licence for Forbes Hotel as well as a licence for billiards
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
F.W. Thrum advertising Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Frederick William Thrum granted publican s licence for the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
F.W. Thrum granted a license for the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Next door to the Singleton Steam mill which burned down
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Frederick William Thrum granted a license for the Forbes Hotel
Surname:
Forbes Hotel, Singleton
Details:
Frederick William Thrum granted publican s license