First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle. Burials p.18
Details:
Assigned servant Benjamin Jones per 'Surry' died in Newcastle Hospital
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Ellen Johnson per 'Edward' assigned to Rev. Threlkeld on her release from Newcastle gaol
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Mary Griffen per 'Andromeda' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Margaret Kearney per 'Southworth' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Source:
A.O. NSW. Convict Indent. Fiche 668
Details:
Margaret Grady per 'City of Edinburgh' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
John Jones per 'Surry' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Source:
American Missionary Register, Volume 6. United Foreign Missionary Society
Details:
Letter of Messrs Threlkeld and Williams, addressed to the Directors
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Place:
Raiatea, Society Islands
Source:
Missionary Register Volume 13 by Church Missionary Society
Details:
Obituary of Mrs. Threlkeld from a letter written by Mr. Williams a fellow missionary of Rev. Threkeld's
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Place:
at his residence William Street (?Sydney)
Details:
Formerly Missionary at the South Sea Islands and for many years Bethel Chaplain. Died on 10th October aged 71 years
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Rose Harper per 'Numa' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Mary Ann Perkins per 'Diana' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Joseph Roberts per 'Mary Ann' assigned servant
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Marriage of W. Soole jun., and Agnes eldest daughter of W. Robertson of Sydney on 19th November. Minister Rev. L.E. Threlkeld
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Source:
Newcastle Bench Books. AONSW Reel 2722
Details:
John Jones, George Dickinson, William Hudson, George Howard Lawrence, Benjamin Sellars, Richard Walsh, Jesse Barton, all assigned to Rev. Threlkeld and all charged with disorderly conduct after a dispute about meat rations. Remanded. Isaac Powell employed as Overseer at Threlkeld's
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Place:
On board the steamer Tamar on the voyage from Sydney to Maitland
Source:
This errant lady: Jane Franklins overland journey to Port Philip and Sydney
Details:
Rev. Threlkeld introduced to Lady Jane on the voyage to Maitland. Described by her as a dingy elderly, plain man. When asked about his Grammar, informed Lady Jane that it could not be purchased in book shops and he had not a copy himself, only two people having copies, the Colonial Secretary and one other
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Source:
Newcastle Bench Books. AONSW Reel 2722
Details:
Assigned servant Michael Cavenagh sentenced to 50 lashes for disobedience of orders after he absconded to Newcastle to check on a letter which Rev. Threlkeld had assured him had been posted with his own.
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Death of Martha, eldest daughter of the late Rev. L.E. Threlkeld on 27th November aged 54 years
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Miss Martha and Miss Tabitha Threlkeld, daughters of Rev. Threlkeld of the London Missionary Society passengers on the Haweis from the Society Islands
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Details:
Witness at the trial of Long Jack who was found guilty of killing his wife with a waddy
First Name:
Rev. Lancelot
Place:
Ebenezer, Lake Macquarie
Details:
James Jervis' correspondence re Rev. Threlkeld's grant at Derahbamba, Punte (Ebenezer)
