Cahill

Jeremiah Cahill and Mary Maher came 1841 and baptised the children at St Francis Roman Catholic Church, Melbourne, and lived in Melbourne suburbs

Carter

Collicoat

John Collicoat Christening: 21 oct 1862 Saint Wenn, Cornwall, England son of Mary and John Collicoat

William COLLICOTT b. abt 1781, occupation Agricultural labourer, d. 17-Jul-1841, St Wenn, Cornwall. According to the 1841 census for St. Wenn, William was born out of county married Elizabeth TREMBATH 19-Mar-1803 in St Wenn. Elizabeth b 1780 daughter of Thomas TREMBATH and Grace. St.Breock Churchwardens Accounts and Rates on an LDS film. in 1793 William Collicot paid 2/-.

William COLLICOAT b. abt 1806, occupation Farmer, m. abt 1829, in St Wenn, Cornwall, m Mary, b. abt 1804, St Wenn, Cornwall. 1881 aged 75, a widower, living at Little Trewithin with son Richard.

John COLLICOAT b. 1836, St Wenn, Cornwall, occupation Blacksmith, m. 01-Sept-1860, in St Wenn, Cornwall, (he was a blacksmith aged 24 of Rosenannon and she was 27) Mary Jane THOMAS (dau of John THOMAS, farmer) b.1833, Luxulyan, Cornwall, d. 24-Jul-1911, Guildford, Victoria, Australia. John died 21-Feb-1917.

Cornwall Census 1841 Civil Parish of Little Pethrick, Book 13 Folio 20 Page 10,
Trewithian Common,1,William Collicoat,35, Farmer, all born In county,
Mary Collicoat 35, Fanny Collicoat 12, William Collicoat 8, John Collicoat 4, Jane Collicoat 2,

John Collicoat and Mary Thomas came c1864 with son John, lived at The Loddon

Cooper

Crothers

Saml Service Crothers 1867 - 1920 #6459 aged 53, son of Elizth Jane Service and Robert Crothers from Ireland, wed 1889 #8298 to Mary Eliza Colville 1871 #27456 - 1953 #17690 aged 81, and lived at Yackandandah

From on Fri, 11 Mar 2005, in reply to note I sent Thursday, March 10, 2005 Hello Elizabeth Thank you so much for your response. I really appreciate the time and effort taken to respond to my messages. >I found a death 5636/1933 CROTHERS JAMES son of LUKE and MARGARET died at REDFERN Yes, this IS our James. He actually died in Mascot. > There is a Robert Crothers who wed 1863 to Mary White and lived in Warnambool where 7 children were born up to 1878 Yes, found this family and 7 children's birth records. > Saml Service Crothers Died at Kiewa 1920 6459 son of Crothers Robert and Elizth Jane SERVICE aged 53 so born about 1867 In a nutshell ~ ~ ~ I have a Robert Crothers, son of Luke Crothers and Margaret (nee Sloan) and brother of our James Crothers, who was born in Ballycross, which is just west of Donaghadee. It has been established that our Crothers family attended the Shore St., Presbyterian Church, Donaghadee. It has also been established that both James and Robert "went to Australia". Our James' passage has been found and his brother, Robert, does not appear on the shipping list. Therefore, Robert "went to Australia" at some time and it is possible that he returned to Ireland. There are TWO Robert Crothers, either MAY or may NOT be our Robert: 1) Robert Crothers who married in 1863 to Mary White and lived in Warnambool and produced 7 children 2) Robert Crothers born in 1831 in Co. Down, who married Eliza Jane Service in 1857 in Shore Street Presbyterian Church, Donaghadee. What I am trying to ascertain here, is, whether either of the above are indeed our Robert. This LDS record shows both Robert Crothers and Eliza (nee Service) died in Ireland. We have found a possible burial for Robert Crothers: Crothers buried in "Graves in Newtownards and Donaghadee" - [Ref. "Inscriptions on Graves in Co. Down"]. Robert 68, 1900 - therefore born about 1832. We have also found: "Robert Crother" (sic) "29,single,Irish lab., who arrived Melb, 10 June 1861 onboard "David G. Fleming" ex L'pool Feb 28th 1861." [Therefore Robert was born about 1832 - which fits OUR Robert and also fits YOUR Robert, who married Eliza Jane Service. Two records appear (Assisted British Immigration - Index to Registers of Assisted British Immigrants 1839-1871) for Eliza Crothers (arrival in Victoria): Eliza Crothers, aged 30, arrived per "Ocean Home", 30/8/1860 Eliza Crothers, aged 31, arrived per "Ocean Home", 30/8/1860 The above entries may possibly be for the same person. It COULD be that Robert and Eliza came to Australia separately and subsequently returned to Ireland. TheIr children were born from 1864 to 1867 in DONAGHADEE. I was hoping to ascertain whether Robert above, of interest to you, was the son of Luke and Margaret Sloan. That is why I asked if you knew the parents of your Robert Crothers. Their youngest son, Samuel Service Crothers, born in 1867 Donaghadee, migrated to Australia and married Mary Eliza Colville in 1889 in Victoria. I have not as yet tried to find Samuel's entry into Australia, but, this would have been prior to 1889. Further Crothers buried in "Graves in Newtownards and Donaghadee" - [Ref. "Inscriptions on Graves in Co. Down"].

Crowle

John Crowle from Cornwall wed 1869 #1558 to Eliza Kirkham from Middlesex, and lived at Pleasant Creek, then at St Arnaud

Cummins

See Richard Olding Cummins
The list of passengers arriving at Melbourne on the Morning Light in August 1859 included "Richd Cummins" 43 (who died during the voyage) and his wife Eliza 43 (died 1898 aged 82) and six of their seven children:- Eliza 18, Richard 15, Sarah 11, Amelia 9, John 7, and Henry 5. Eldest son George stayed in Bristol, then joined the family and died aged 23 in 1863. Richard died 1865 aged 23, and Eliza became an invalid and recognised Christian counsellor
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4. Sarah Ann Olding Cummins married Alfred James Jessup at Fitzroy, Victoria, in 1871 and children born at Springfield, Scottsdale in Tasmania were Fanny Eliza 1872, Lilly 1874, Henry (my grandfather) 1875, Alfred Percival 1877, Charles Herbert 1878, Ella 1979, Frank Ernest 1884, Harold James 1887, Albert Victor 1889.
5. Amelia Olding Cummins married Henry Weatherburn in Victoria in 1876 and children born in NSW were, from the AVRI, Edith 1877, Martin Henry 1879, Maggie Eliza 1880, Percy 1882, and Charles 1884.