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| Richard Babbington, Steerage passenger listed on the Indemnity arrived from Sydney 7 Jan 1840. Source - Port Phillip Herald 10 Jan 1840 | ||||||
| Mr Richard Babbington cleared out 9 Jan 1841 from Melbourne for Sydney on the Adelaide
Richard Babington wed Mary Halden in 1845 at Church of England Directory 1847 Partners as Carpenter & Babington settlers Glenlyon Western Port | ||||||
| Robert Bachannan, and Flora baptised Janett at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Collwood 1842 #13064 | ||||||
| Eliza Bacchus Page 32 letters at Post Office 3 Feb 1847 | ||||||
| Mr Bacchus arrived 18 Oct 1841 at Launceston from Port Phillip on the Corsair | ||||||
| Mr Baccus departing 23 Oct 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip, on the Corsair | ||||||
| (Capt.) William Henry Bacchus, Melbourne, 1939 Directory of Port Phillip
Captain William Henry Bacchus came from England and after buying livestock in Van Diemen's Land and settled in the valley named after him in 1838. Captain Bacchus, in Oct 1839 employed James Menzies aged 23, Shepherd, who came on the David Clarke WH Bacchus, subscribed 5/5/- to the Testomonial to be presented to Captain Lonsdale, raising a total of 325 pounds 17s from 76 men. Source - Port Phillip Herald 31 Jan 1840, Captain Bacchus, on Married side, first innings bowled by Hamilton, duck, in first recorded Cricket match against the Bachelors. Source - Port Phillip Herald 10 Mar 1840, Mr WH Baccus Imports arrived 20 June 1840 from Greenock on the Duchess of Kent Henry William Bacchus freehold, River Weirabee The Port Phillip Herald Fri, 26 May 1843 District of Port Phillip Electoral List of 291 names Tue 27 Jun 1843 Melbourne resident signed supporting William Lonsdale Wiliam Henry Bacchus, granted depasturin lience in Portland district for Feb 1842 Source - "Geelong Advertiser" 14 Mar 1842 Henry William Bacchus, voted 10-11am Melbourne to elect two members to sit in Legislative Council. Source - Port Phillip Herald 26 Apr 1844 Henry William Bacchus, qualifies by Freehold in River Weirabee Electors List District of Bourke. Source - Melbourne Courier 8 Aug 1845 WH Bacchus, Licensed to depasture stock at Western Port District July 1845. Source - Melbourne Courier 18 Aug 1845 William Henry Jun Bacchus Directory 1847 Owned Property Parish of Merrimu Bacchus Marsh - Freehold Property William Henry the younger, Bacchus Directory 1847 189 acres ditto lot 4. Deeds dated 24 March 1847 Captain Bacchus, who founded the town and died in 1849, is buried in the graveyard of Holy Trinity Church of England. The land on which the first iron church and the present stone church were built was donated by William Bacchus, son of Captain W H Bacchus. At no.28 Manor St. is a two-storey brick residence which was built some time between 1840 and 1846 for retired military officer and magistrate Captain William Bacchus, after whom the town is named. It is one of the state's oldest surviving domiciles of substance. | ||||||
| Mr Bache left 10 Oct 1843 barque clearing for London on the Dublin | ||||||
| Joseph Back departed from Launceston for Portland Bay on the brig'Minerva' 9 Aug 1841 - source Launceston Courier 16 Aug 1841 | ||||||
| Joseph Back, Portland Bay District to cut timber for 1-30 Sept 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 15 Nov 1844 | ||||||
| Edward Bachelor died 1846 Male aged 29 at Melbourne | ||||||
| John Bachelor and Sarah christened Mary Ann 1846, Elizabeth 1847, | ||||||
| Charles Back arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the brig 'Scout' 19 Feb 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 20 Feb 1845 | ||||||
| Daniel Back arrived at Port Phillip from Launceston on the brig 'Scout' 19 Feb 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 20 Feb 1845 | ||||||
| Joseph Back departed 9 Aug 1841 from Launceston for Portland Bay on the Minerva | ||||||
| Henry Backlamb Letter at Post-office unclaimed 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| Mr Backland Cabin arrived 7 Apr 1840 from London on the Lord Goderich | ||||||
| George Backman and Isabella christened John 1841 | ||||||
| William Backs and Sabina Dillon christened Elizabeth 1843, Thomas 1845, | ||||||
| Charles Basan/Bacon, sworn in as a territorial magistrate. Source - Port Phillip Herald 19 March 1844 | ||||||
| CB Bacon, leaving for London on 28 Mar 1844 as Cabin passenger on the Aden | ||||||
| Mr Backwell Passengers - Cabin arrived 7 Apr 1840 from London on the Lord Goderich | ||||||
| Andrew Badds carpenter, wife Elizabeth dau Jane Catherine born 15 Jan 1838 baptised 9 Mar 1838 by Rev James Forbes Presbyterian | ||||||
| Jane Baden 20 (g 7) Housemaid Aberdeen Presbyterian both, listed on the Himalaya arrived 30 Sep 1840 | ||||||
| Mr Baderly arrived 15 Aug 1840 from Greenock on the Dauntless and 4 Sep the Dauntless cleared for Sydney | ||||||
| Mr CH Baddley Esq Projected departure 9 Dec but not yet left on 30 Dec 1841, from Sydney for Guam, William Hughes | ||||||
| Mrs G Baddley Projected departure 9 Dec but not yet left on 30 Dec 1841, from Sydney for Guam, William Hughes | ||||||
| John Badley came Oct 1841 on the Agricola and Margaret see John Bradley | ||||||
| Mrs Baflam and 2 chn arrived 7 Dec 1841 at Launceston from Port Phillip on the Corsair | ||||||
| David Bagan, No 7, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 5 Aug 1845 | ||||||
| Bridget Bagbey 25 (3 single woman) Housemaid RC neither Tipperary, came 1 Mar 1841 on the Argyle | ||||||
| William Baggs, male wed Mary Ann Gorman 1842 #4532 Church Of England St James, Melbourne
William Baggs Directory 1847 schoolmaster Brighton Letter at Post-office unclaimed 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| Henry Bagley 26 hus (2 family) Farm servant Prot neither Hampshire, came 22 Oct 1841 on the Lysander
Mary Bagley 26 wife of Henry (2 family) Farm servant Prot Both Hampshire, came 22 Oct 1841 on the Lysander Henry Bagley 5, William Bagley 3 and Caroline Bagley 0 dau of Henry (2 family) born on board Prot, came 22 Oct 1841 on the Lysander Henry Bagley and Mary christened Thomas 1843 | ||||||
| John Bagnall wed Cath Beley in 1841 at Church of England St James, Melbourne Page 153 letters atPost Office 31st May 1847 Letters at Post Office Jan 1847 | ||||||
| Joseph Bagnes came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland adult | ||||||
| John Baguley/Bajula, 27 both was Silk weaver, trained as Weaver single Larceny 7 years convicted 1 Apr 1843 at Colchester received 20 June 1843 Chester became an Exile and received a Royal Pardon 10 Oct 1844, arrived at Geelong 18 March 1845 on the Sir George Seymour, and was employed by W Harrison Geelong - List a004 and b61 , | ||||||
| Thomas Wm Baham Esq departed 12 Mar 1841 from Launceston for Port Phillip on the Paul Pry - source Launceston Courier 15 March 1841 | ||||||
| Elijah Baid Emigrants Cook arrived 22 Aug 1844 on the Lord William Bentinck | ||||||
| James Bakey/Baikey 38 hus Labourer Carthew Prot both employed by Mr Wall 30 miles in the bush arrived 16 Apr 1844 on the Sea Queen
Margaret Bakey/Baikey 38 wife of James Carthew Prot reads arrived 16 Apr 1844 on the Sea Queen Elizabeth Bakey/Baikey 11, Catherine Bakey Baikey 5, Margaret Bakey Baikey 3 arrived 16 Apr 1844 on the Sea Queen James Baikey and Margaret christened Isabella 1845 | ||||||
| William Baikie paid 2 pounds, served as Constable during voyage arrived 16 Apr 1844 on the Sea Queen arrived 16 Apr 1844 on the Sea Queen | ||||||
| Thomas Bailes and Bridget Whelan christened Margaret 1846 | ||||||
| Agnes Baillie, died 42 female Moon 1842 #399 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| David Baley, letter at Geelong Post Office. Source - Geelong Advertiser 31 Oct 1844 | ||||||
| Edward Bailey, and Catherine baptised Emily Baxter at Church Of England St James, Melbourne born at Pascoevill 1842 #12800
Edward Bailey and Catherine christened Edward 1843, Julia Inskip 1845, Albert Baxter 1847 Edward Alfred Bailey Directory 1847 butcher Merri Creek Letter at Post-office unclaimed 27th February, 1847 | ||||||
| Edward B, Baylers - Bailey Directory 1847 Merton Gipps Land | ||||||
| George Bailey, inquest a freed man, well known as a pugilist. Jury decided he died from natural causes induced by previous habits of intemperance. Source - Geelong Advertiser 1 Apr 1844 | ||||||
| George Bayley - Bailey Letters unclaimed at Post-Office, Melbourne 30th April, 1847 | ||||||
| JD Baillie Presbyterian resident Subscriber to build school 1 Mar 1839 Mr Baillee and John Baillie came on coastal ship Henry, 21 Jan 1839 James Bailey wed Eliza Shaw in 1841 at Presbyterian Portland James Dennistoun Baillie, of Carngham, Settler, from Insolvencies, dated 3-Jun and 3-Jun 1842 James Bailey, Goulburn has submitted his testimonial of qualification as Medical Witness at Inquests is a 'Legally qualified Medical Practicioner'. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 31 Jan 1845 James Deniston Baillie granted Insolvency Certificate 29 Jan 1845 - source Port Phillip Herald 30 Jan 1845 Goulburn River Page 49 Doctors 1 Feb 1847 | ||||||
| James Bailee 30 (2 single man) Shepherd Prot Both Cumberland, came 27 Dec 1841 on the Alexander | ||||||
| James Bailley / Bailley 38 hus (2 family) Labourer Presbyterian both Lancashire, came 4 Apr 1841 on the John Cooper
Agnes Bailley / Bailley 38 wife of James (2 family) Presbyterian Lancashire, came 4 Apr 1841 on the John Cooper John Bailley 8, Elizabeth Bailley 6, Margaret Bailley 3 and William Bailley 0 son of James (2 family) Presbyterian Lancashire, came 4 Apr 1841 on the John Cooper | ||||||
| James Bayley, alias George Bray awaiting trial for shooting with intent to harm. Source - Melbourne Weekly Courier 20 April 1844 | ||||||
| John Bailey 35 hus (3 family) Labourer Prot Both Somersetshire, came 29 July 1841 on the Westminster
Mary Bailey 24 wife of John (3 family) Laundress Prot reads, came 29 July 1841 on the Westminster a son died during voyage John Bailey and Mary baby christened Anak (Enock) Alexander 1843, John 1844,
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| John Bayley wed Mary Ann Bourke in 1846 at Church of England St James, Melbourne
Directory 1847 carpenter Pentridge | ||||||
| Joseph Bailey came May 1847 with 338 on the Sir Thomas Arbuthnot aged 19 and John 18 | ||||||
| Mr Baily Cabin, came 24 Feb 1841 on the York | ||||||
| Patience Bailey, wed Richard Meade 1842 #695 Presbyterian Melbourne & Geelong | ||||||
| Peter Bailey came Nov 1846 with 334 on the Maitland aged 19 Letters at Post Office Jan 1847 | ||||||
| Richard Bailey, Western Port District depasturing license for 1-30 Sept 1844. Source - Port Phillip Herald 15 Nov 1844
Richard Bailey, No 6, letters at Melbourne Post Office. Source - Melbourne Courier 4 July 1845 Richard Bailey Directory 1847 settler Western Port | ||||||
| Thomas Bailey expected at Port Phillip left Launceston 3 July schooner 'Gem' - source Port Phillip Herald 21 July 1840 | ||||||
| Thomas Bailey died 1846 Male aged 55 at Heidelberg
Directory 1847 butcher Heidleberg Thomas Baily wed Winifred Egan in 1845 at Roman Catholic Directory 1847 Marsh Upper Weiraby | ||||||
| William D Baley, Geelong Post Office has an unclaimed letter. Source - Geelong Advertiser 28 May 1845 | ||||||
| WHM Baylie, with 147 men, was presented to Sir George Gipps at a Levee, Mon 25 Oct 1841in his honour. Source - Port Phillip Herald, 26 Oct 1841 | ||||||
| William Bayley Directory 1847 settler Postlethwaite's station Goulburn | ||||||
| Winifred Bailey wed George Pegg in 1847 at Roman Catholic St Francis, Melbourne |
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