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Item: 31843

Surname: Davies (Davis)

First Name: Stephen

Ship: Royal Charlotte 1825

Date: 1833 28 August

Place: Newcastle

Source: Bench Books

Details: Water carrier. Charged with disorderly conduct With John Duffy. Guilty

 

Item: 46138

Surname: Davies (Davis)

First Name: Stephen

Ship: Royal Charlotte 1825

Date: 1828

Place: Belin, Hunter River

Source: 1828 Census

Details: Aged 24. Carpenter assigned to J.T. Lamb

 

Item: 76574

Surname: Davies (Davis)

First Name: Stephen

Ship: Royal Charlotte 1825

Date: 1833 9 July

Place: Newcastle

Source: Application to marry

Details: Application to marry Honoria Mullins

 

Item: 131725

Surname: Davies (Davis)

First Name: Stephen

Ship: Royal Charlotte 1825

Date: 1837 30 August

Place: Newcastle

Source: GG

Details: Granted Ticket of Leave

 

Item: 27223

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 1847 24 February

Place: -

Source: MM

Details: Charged Albert Colman with failing to pay wages

 

Item: 81672

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 1838

Place: Williams River

Source: RT 150th Anniversary

Details: Resided at Nelson's Plains punt as early as 1838. Ferried Port Stephens tribe across the river by punt

 

Item: 103328

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: -

Place: -

Source: Maitland Family History Circle's Pre 1900 Pioneer Register

Details: Born Armagh, Ireland son of Joseph Davis and Harriet Hutley. Spouse Mary Ann Marks. For more information see Pioneer Register Entry No. 337

 

Item: 136181

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 1871 2 December

Place: Raymond Terrace

Source: MM

Details: Leaseholder. Petitioner opposing the proposed incorporation of the Municipality of Raymond Terrace

 

Item: 182424

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 19 February 1827

Place: Newcastle

Source: NSW Courts Magistrates, Newcastle Police Court: 1823-1825, 1826-1827 (Ancestry)

Details: William McDonald, in government service, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Stephen Davis a prisoner of the crown, states - On Saturday evening McDonald came into the shop at Mr. Smiths where Goff was. Some conversation past between them which terminated in a fight. A Constable came by Mr. Brooks order and parted them. Prisoner admits the charge. Sentenced to 50 lashes

 

Item: 186385

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 31 January 1848

Place: West Maitland

Source: West Maitland Marriage Register 1844 - 1855. Living Histories

Details: Marriage of James Ramplin to Mary Ann Mack. Witnesses Stephen Davis of West Maitland and Margaret Watts of West Maitland. Chaplain Rev. Robert Chapman

 

Item: 189241

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 23 March 1845

Place: Abode Nelson Plains

Source: Maitland Baptism Register p. 122

Details: Frances, daughter of Stephen and Maria, born 21 January 1845. Baptised 23 March 1845. Occupation of Stephen Davis - farmer

 

Item: 199271

Surname: Davis

First Name: Stephen

Ship: -

Date: 1888

Place: Raymond Terrace

Source: The Aldine centennial history of New South Wales illustrated / W. Frederic Morrison Morrison, W. Frederic Sydney. The Aldine Publishing Company, 1888

Details: STEPHEN DAVIS, Produce Merchant, Adelaide-street, was born in Sussex (Eng.), in 1818, and worked at farming till 1838, when he arrived in the colony. He settled in this district when only two houses existed in it. After remaining eight years he went to Sydney and other parts of the colony, visited New Zealand with cattle, and in 1849 went to California and carried on contracting very successfully for two years. Returning to New South Wales in 1851, he spent four years on the various goldfields, whence he returned to Sydney, and for about five years carried on a butchering business. About twenty-five years ago he returned to Raymond Terrace, and, resuming farming, continued it till 1880, when he erected premises in the town and commenced the produce business. This he now conducts. The subject of our sketch was married in California in 1851, and was left a widower in 1887

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