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Name | William Law | |
Born | Abt 1811 | Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland |
Gender | Male | |
Died | 15 Apr 1893 | Penrith, New South Wales, Australia [1] |
Person ID | I3386 | My Family Tree | Thirkell-Brown |
Last Modified | 9 Mar 2015 |
Family | Ann Westwater, b. Abt 1809-1811, Edinburgh, Scotland , d. 29 Jun 1887, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia (Age ~ 76 years) | |||||||||||||||||||||
Married | 6 Oct 1836 | Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Family ID | F1219 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Photos | William and Ann (Westwater) Law Both William and Ann were taken to Australia on convict ships; Ann in 1827 and William in 1828. Both were found guilty of Housebreaking. |
Documents | William Law-Australian Convict Transportation Register Name: William Law Vessel: Eliza Convicted Date: 7 Jan 1828 Convicted Term: 14 years Voyage Date: 25 Jun 1828 Colony: New South Wales Place of Conviction: Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland Source Citation Class: HO 11; Piece: 6 Source Information Ancestry.com. Australian Convict Transportation Registers – Other Fleets & Ships, 1791-1868 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007. | |
William Law and Ann Westwaters' Convicts' Application to Marry 8 July 1836 Law, William, 24 years old; Ship Eliza; Sentence: 14 years; free; Clergyman and Place of Application: Parramatta; Date of ?unsmission, 18 July 1836; Stated Single; Allowed Ann Westwater; 23 yar old; Ship Princess Charlotte; Sentence: 14 years; Bond; Stated Single; Allowed Source Citation State Archives NSW; Series: 12212; Item: 4/4509; Page: 126 Source Information Ancestry.com. New South Wales, Australia, Registers of Convicts' Applications to Marry, 1826-1851 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2009. | ||
The Marriage Record of William Law and Ann Westwater Married 6 Oct, 1836 at the Parish of St. John, Parramatta, Cumberland, Australia. New South Wales Marriage Certificate, 1836/196, Volume 20 | ||
The Death Certificate of Ann Law, 1887 Date of Death: 2 June 1887 in Cranebrook Sex and Age: Female, 78 years Cause of Death: Compound Fracture of Arm; Amputation of Same Duration: 9 days Name and Occupation of Father: Francis Peirce, Gardener Name and Maiden Surname of Mother: Mary Westwater Informant: Certified by William Mills, grandson, Cranebrook When and Where Buried: 3 June 1887, St. Stephens Where Born and how long in the Australasian Colonies or States: Edinburgh, Scotland, 54 years Place of Marrage, Age and To Whom: Parramatta, 24 years, William Law Children of Marriage: Annie, 50 years old Andrew, 48 years old James, 42 years old Christine, 40 years old Frank, 38 years old Elizabeth, 36 years old Alexander, 34 years old Margaret, 34 years old 1-male and 1-female deceased | ||
Ann Westwater and William Law in Reports of Proceedings in the High Court of Justiciary, From 1826-1829 Ann Westwater Born: 1811 Edinburgh, Scotland Trial: 10 Oct 1826 Sentence: 14 years Ship Arrival: 1827 Princess Charlotte Ann Westwater was charged with housebreaking. She was found with a white linen shift and cotton petticoat, the property of James Smith Mac, a solicitor in law. She was charged with Margaret Desley alias Duggan. Ann arrived in Sydney in 1827 after a voyage of 128 days. Ann was described as 16 years old, 5 feet 2 inches; fair freckled complexion; red to sandy hair; hazel grey eyes; a protestant; single; a nurse and housemade who can read. Ann was sent to the Parramatta Female Factory on arrival and then assigned to a master in Bathurst. A daughter Isabella was born to her, Ceasear McAllister was named as the father. Ann and Isabella were sent back to Parramatta Female Factory and the child was sent to the Parramatta Female Orphan School. A son William was born to Ann, his father was William Law. They were married in 1836. In later years the family lived in Greendale near Mulgoa. In 1857 they were at Back Creek near Bega, but returned to live in the Penrith District in their later years. Ann died in 1887 at Cranebrook, as a result of complications arising from a fracture of the arm which had to be amputated. From an Exhibition of Female Convicts from Parramatta Heritage Center Book Pages from Open Library: https://archive.org/stream/reportsproceedi00justgoog#page/n48/mode/2up |
Headstones | The Headstone of William and Ann (Westwater) Law William and Ann are buried at St. Stephens Anglican Church, Penrith, New South Wales, Australia. |
Histories | William Law Court proceedings |
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