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Marriage of O.B. Ebsworth to Frances Mary, 2nd daughter of James Barker at Christ Church on 6th July. Officiating clergy Rev. A. Stephen
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Australian Agricultural Co. superintendent who built 8 silos out of rock to hold 1000 bushels of wheat each.
Source:
Early Days of Port Stephens
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To live at Stroud while Australian Agricultural company officers absent
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We were kindly received at Booral by James Edward Ebsworth and his wife, and by Thomas Ebsworth, at whose house a young man lately arrived in the colony, named Charles Stubbs, is at present an inmate. James Edward Ebsworth is Deputy Commissioner of the Companys affairs.....Thomas Ebsworth appears to take a considerable interest in the religious state of the people here, many of whom are prisoners, and he says there is some religious enquiry among them : we distributed some tracts at the close of the meeting. Extract from the letters of James Backhouse: whilst engaged in a Religious Visit to Van Diemens Land, New South Wales & South Africa accompanied by George Washington Walker, London 1842, Volume 1.
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Resigned the office of Auditor of the NSW Marine Assurance Company on his departure from the colony
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
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Subscriber for the Irish Relief Fund
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Source:
In the Service of the Company: letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural company: volume 1, December 1829 - June 1832. Letter no 124
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Correspondence by A. Nisbet to William Barton re T.L. Ebsworth's visit to Barton
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
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Wife gave birth to a son on 8th October 1842
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Place:
St. Philips Church
Source:
Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser
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Marriage of Thomas Lindsey Ebsworth Esq., to Miss Harriette Matcham, both of Port Stephens. Minister Rev. William Cowper
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Place:
Strangway's Terrace, North Adelaide
Source:
The Argus, Melbourne
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Died on 26 June 1878 aged 70 years
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Place:
Stroud Cottage, Strangways terrace, Adelaide
Source:
The South Australian Advertiser
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Presented with a handsome inkstand on resigned from the National Bank in Adelaide where he had worked for 10 years
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Ship:
Marquis of Anglesea 1827
Source:
Pure Merinos and Others
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Employed by Australian Agricultural Company. Assistant Clerk
First Name:
Thomas Lindsey
Ship:
Marquis of Anglesea 1827
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Aged 19 . Came Free
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Unclaimed letter held at Sydney Post Office
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Consignee of gold brought down by the Rose steamer from the Hanging Rock gold fields
Surname:
Matcham (Ebsworth)
Place:
St. Philips Church
Source:
Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser
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Marriage of Thomas Lindsey Ebsworth Esq., to Miss Harriette Matcham, both of Port Stephens. Minister Rev. William Cowpe
