First Name:
(Rev). George
Details:
Methodist preacher and sawyer assigned to Lt. Col Dumaresq
First Name:
(Rev.) George
Source:
AO NSW Convict Indents. Fiche No. 678
Details:
Methodist preacher and sawyer age 39 from Gloucestershire. Tried at Gloucestershire 13 July 1830 for obtaining goods under false pretences and sentenced to 7 years transportation. Assigned to the road and bridge department on arrival
Details:
Marriage, on the 23rd of April, by the Rev. E. T. Lewis, Congregational Minister, at his residence, Lambton, Richard Blakeway, of Lambton, to Elizabeth Lewis, of Wallsend
Place:
The Junction, Co. Northumberland, Police District of Newcastle 77 miles N of Sydney
Source:
Bailliere's Official Postal Directory 1867 p153
Details:
Minister. Residence: The Glebe
Details:
Marriage on 17 May at the residence of the Brides father, by the Rev. Robert Williams, Jonah Thomas of Wallsend to Lucretia, second daughter of the Rev. Evan Lewis, Lambton
Details:
Marriage on 19 June 1876 of Evan, eldest son of the Rev. Evan Lewis, Welsh Congregational Minister of Lambton, to Margaret, only daughter of Mr. John Jones of Warrnambool Vic
Details:
Marriage, at the residence of the bride s parents, Lambton, on the 18th January by the Rev. Evan Lewis, Congregational Minister, Mr. John Rees, to Miss Mary Anne Williams, daughter of William Williams, Lambton
Details:
Marriage, at Lambton on February 14th, by the Rev. E. T. Lewis, Congregational Minister, Mr. Job Tillott, of Wallsend to Miss Jane Brown of Waratah
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Source:
A Town To Be Laid Out
Details:
Appointed to draft the rules for a new hospital at Maitland to be built at Campbell's Hill opposite Boynes Inn
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Present at Wesleyan tea party in Wesleyan Centenary Chapel, High Street.
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Present at Wesleyan tea party held at the Military barracks
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
With J. Ledsam when he fell from his horse
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Robbed by bushrangers on the Maitland to Wollombi Rd.
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Opened Wesleyan Chapel
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Wife gave birth to a son 3 June 1845
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Present at a meeting at the Court House to propose that a Benevolent Asylum is necessary for Newcastle
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Gave sermon in new Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Subscriber for the Irish Relief Fund
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Introduced to the Governor, Sir Charles Fitzroy
First Name:
Rev. Frederick
Details:
Daughter Catherine died at the Mission house
