Bath

Charles Bath came 1855 with Maria Barber / Barby / Barbey 1835 - 1871 #1321 aged 36 dau of Maria Christian and Samuel Barbey from Tasmania, and lived at Inverleigh
Charles Bath wed 1872 #3521 to widowed Martha Roworth from Oxford, mother of Samuel and Alice

Bavinton

From Coryn family tree, which includes 1.2 JOHN GULLY (1731-1758), baptized at Kenwyn in April 1731. He married Clarinda Vivian on 23 February 1754. Clarinda had been baptized at Connelly on 15 October 1732, the daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth Vivian. John and Clarinda Gully had two daughters, the second became a Mrs Hambly. The elder daughter was: 1.2.1 SUSANNAH GULLY (1755-??), baptized at Conelly on 19 August 1755. She married Joseph Rowe on 25 April 1775. He was the son of John and Elizabeth Rowe. Their issue included: 1.2.1.1 JOHN ROWE (178?-18??), baptized at Lostwithiel on 7 July 178? (or 1778?), who married Nancy Parsons at Stoke Damerel on 27 May 1812. His daughter, Mary Ann Rowe married William Thomas Bavinton at Deptford, and emigrated to Australia. From her is descended Pauline Markwell, née Bavinton, who supplied information about John Gully's descendants. Also found in Rootsweb William Thomas Bavinton, Born: 1813, England, Marriage: Mary Ann Rowe 22 Sep 1845 at St Nicholas in Deptford, Kent, England, Died: 1870, at age 57, (Mary Ann Rowe was born before 1830 and died after 1867.)

From on Mon, 13 Nov 2006 For passenger list see Ship list for Lady McNaughten, Wooden ship of 558 tons, built at Calcutta in 1825 Mary Ann Rowe Bavinton as Mary Ann Bavington, came to Adelaide on the Lady McNaghten, left London on 15 June 1851 with Captain J Hinnert, arrived Port Adelaide on 23 Sep 1851 with John Rowe Bavinton 2yrs old, William Thomas Bavinton 5 months, and her mother Nancy {Ann} Rowe. They arrived in Adelaide 29 September 1851- Paid own fare. The ship was two days stuck on St.Vincent’s Gulf and all had to be taken off. As the voyage only took 3 mths, they must have gone as close to the Antarctic as the captain dared to take advantage of the winds. Did Wm Thos.. work his way out with them, or come out before.? Pauline Markwell (Bavinton)

UK Marriages Sep 1845 - William Thomas Bavinton to Mary Ann Rowe in Greenwich Vol 5 page 264. Greenwich district spans the boundaries of the counties of Greater London, Kent and London

William Thomas Bavinton 1813 - 1870 #3718 aged 57, and Mary Ann Rowe came 1852 and lived at Castlemaine then at Chewton

Beckholt

Boundy

John Boundy and Mary were in Melbourne by 1841, when the first of 4 children were baptised, Mary Jane as Methodist, and then Mary Jane as Church of England, suggesting the town was just getting established.
Mary appears to be Mary Pook 1812 - 1884 #5037 aged 72, daughter of Grace Dart and Thomas Pook, and mother of John Henry Boundy
Is William Boundy wed 1864 to Catherine Williamson Tolmie also a son?

From Clancy goes bush by - Web site now closed -
(Copyright © Brian Powell 2002-2003 All Rights Reserved) includes this paragraph-
In 1845, Messrs. Boundy and Tucker put up an Inn at Tucker's Hill to catch the trade of wagons and stockmen on their way to stations in the Wimmera. Mr and Mrs Boundy's daughter, Sarah Jane, died in a fire on 3rd January 1848, which destroyed her father's run. The farewell of John and Mary Boundy to their four year old daughter is inscribed on her tombstone in the graveyard on "Allanvale" in verses commencing:
"The flaming fire around me came The Lord required my soul."