David Paterson, 1802–1886?> (aged 84 years)
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- David /Paterson/
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- David
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- Paterson
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Note: Recorded in the Perth parish registers (387/13): Recorded in the Perth parish registers (387/13): |
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Note: DAVID PATTERSON son of David Patterson (a weaver) and Jane (nee Taylor) was born in Perth, Perthshire Scotland, on March 20th 1802. He died in Ballarat, Victoria on July 27th 1886, aged 84 years. DAVID PATTERSON son of David Patterson (a weaver) and Jane (nee Taylor) was born in Perth, Perthshire Scotland, on March 20th 1802. He died in Ballarat, Victoria on July 27th 1886, aged 84 years. Christened:21 Mar 1802, Perth, Perthshire Scotland. He came to the Swan River Colony, Western Australia (WA), on the ship 'Caroline' in the employ of Mr James Henty of West Tarring, Sussex, arriving on October 12th 1829. An account of this journey can be read in "The Henty's a Colonial Tapestry" by Lady Marnie Bassett. Had his Indenture cancelled by Mr Henty. Mentioned in the 1832 census as a Storekeeper with his wife, in Perth. Applied for a land grant 23 May 1832. He was allowed to select 100 acres, which he took in ‘The Large Lakes’ district (Wembly) on 30 Jun 1832. Sold the land in 1842 to Thomas Hunt, for 50 Pounds. Was mentioned in the 1837 census in the Perth district. On 18 Nov 1840 was named for non-payment of location dues on Perth suburban lot 52, but on 8 Sep 1841 obtained the deed of grant for Perth lot P12, for his daughter Jessie. On 18 Aug 1841 advertised a Black cow for sale. In February 1844 found four horses. In July 1847 complained about a fine imposed by Resident Magistrate in York. Appointed police constable at York, and dismissed in 1847. In October 1849 was charged with Perjury. 2 Jan 1850 On the charge of perjury the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. David traveled from Perth to the Ballarat goldfields in the early 1850’s. His family joined him at Brown Hill in 1858. The family returned to WA, on a visit, in 1866, on the ship ‘Gem’ and returned to Victoria 23 Nov 1866, per ‘Gem’. MARION HORSPOOL daughter of John Horspool, Colour Sergeant, Royal Horse Artillery, and Martha, (nee Young) was born on February 6th 1813 in Nottingham, England. She died in Ballarat, Victoria August 14th 1891, aged 78 years. She came to the Swan River Colony, WA, on the ship 'Lotus' with her brother John, in the employ or Mr Joshua Gregory (sons of this family were later explorers). Arriving on October 6th 1829. Her age was given as 16 and her brother John was 14. Note:There is little information about John, but a news article in the the Daylesford Advocate, states she had a visit from her brother from the UK; based on this, we can assume that he had returned to the UK. Reference:"Gregory of Rainworth" by Francis Wendy Birman WA 1979. David Patterson and Marion Horspool were married in Perth WA on March 6th 1832 by the Reverend James Burdett Wittenoon, Colonial Chaplain. Their children were: Jessie Elizabeth, born July 11th 1833, married Thomas Cotter, 2 daughters Mary & Jessie. James Craigie, born August 11th 1835, married (1st) Christina Nicholson -6 children (2nd) Mary Ann Green -6 children. John David, born July 27th 1837, married (1st) Elizabeth Howes -l son, 1 daughter, (2nd) Diana Kendall. Matilda Margaretta, born August 27th 1839, married John Forbes Spillman, 11 children (1 adopted). They lived at Ballarat & Lakes Entrance. Jean Eliza, born June 17th 1841, married Daniel Kelly, 2 sons? Lived at Ballarat. Susan Ellen, born March 23rd 1844, married Enoch Richards, 2 daughters, ? sons. Lived at Ballarat. William Henry, born March 17th 1847, married Margaret Green, 7 children. Thomas George, born April 15th 1850, married Nanney Bennetts Davey, 9 children. Oscar Scott Shore, born October 8th 1852, married Matilda Dell, 9 children. Lived in Geelong. |
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Note: Recorded in the Perth parish registers (387/13): Recorded in the Perth parish registers (387/13): |
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Address: East Church Parish of Perth Note: OPR Perth 387/30 OPR Perth 387/30 |
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Address: Parish of Stirling Note: Perth the 22 June 1839 contracted - William Finlayson, weaver in the Parish of Stirling and Margaret Paterson in the East Church Parish of Perth, daughter of the late David Paterson weaver there - Elder James Boag. The Persons before named were regularly proclaimed and Married the 12th day of July said year by the Rev. Alexander Leitch, Minister of the Gospel of Stirling. |
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Note: Married in the residence of the brides parents (David and Marion Patterson). |
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Address: Manchester Hotel |
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Address: In a registry office Fitzroy, Victoria |
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Note: Location of birth may not be correct. Hotham is a political district in the middle south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, centred on Moorabbin, Bentleigh East, Oakleigh South and Springvale. Location of birth may not be correct. Hotham is a political district in the middle south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, centred on Moorabbin, Bentleigh East, Oakleigh South and Springvale. His Obituary (http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article116898403) records that he was born at Sale, Gippsland, Victoria |
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Note: There are some inconsistencies with the data on Henry. It states on I398 Zeta May Patterson's (mother Alice Hughes) birth certificate that his name was Harry Patterson and that he was 44yo when Zeta was born. That would make his birth date @ 1883. The certificate also has his birthplace as Inverness, Scotland. |
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Address: Presbyterian Manse |
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Note: PERTH GAZETTE 02 April 1832 - TO STOCK HOLDERS PERTH GAZETTE 02 April 1832 - TO STOCK HOLDERS David Patterson respectfully informs the Stock-Holders of Western Australia, Australia, that he practiced for some years under Mr John Con (Colin 'maybe'), an eminent Cow Doctor in Perthshire, Scotland; where he got thoroughly acquainted with all Complaints that cattle are subject to, which he will undertake to cure on the most reasonable terms. I certify that Mr David Patterson made a perfect cure of a Cow of mine, which was attacked by the same complaint by which I lost fifteen head of Cattle in the space of five or six months; and had I applied to him in time, I have no doubt he would have saved me the loss of some valuable Cows. E.E. BARRON |
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Note: Before June 1839, Prior to the marriage of Margaret to William Finlayson |
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Note: BALLARAT COURIER BALLARAT COURIER On Friday Last, The Remains of MR DAVID PATTERSON, One Of Our Oldest Colonists, Was Conveyed From His Late Residence, Victoria St Ballarat East, To Its Resting Place 'The New Cemetery' Fol1owed By A Goodly Number Of Sons And Grandsons. On The 12 October 1829 (Nearly Fifty-seven Years Ago) MR PATTERSON Arrived In WESTERN AUSTRALIA, With The Late Mr JAMES HENTY, In The Ship CAROLINE. Where He Remained Until The News Of The Gold Discoveries, In VICTORIA, Induced Him, And Others From That Colony, To Try Their Fortunes, On These Goldfields. His Fami1y Joined Him At BROWN HILL, in 1858. He Resided, Till His Death, In The Same House, Victoria St, For The Past Twenty-Seven Years. Mrs. PATTERSON, Who Survives Her Husband, Is A Still Older Colonist. She Arrived In WESTERN AUSTRALIA With CAPTA1N GREGORY, The Father Of the Explorers Of The Same Name, In The Ship LOTUS, on The First October 1829. |
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Religious marriage | Religious marriage — 19 December 1799 — Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom |
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1802–1886
Birth: 20 March 1802
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— Dovecot Land, Perth, Scotland, United Kingdom Death: 27 July 1886 — Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 11 September 1803
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Birth: 14 October 1805
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Birth: 14 November 1809
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1802–1886
Birth: 20 March 1802
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Birth: 6 February 1813
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— Nottingham, England, United Kingdom Death: 14 August 1891 — Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
Religious marriage | Religious marriage — 6 March 1832 — Perth, Western Australia, Australia |
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Birth: 11 July 1833
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— Western Australia, Australia Death: 1 May 1911 — Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 11 August 1835
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— Perth, Western Australia, Australia Death: 9 January 1897 — Buangor, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 27 July 1837
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— Perth, Western Australia, Australia Death: 18 June 1923 — Perth, Western Australia, Australia |
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Birth: 27 August 1839
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— Western Australia, Australia Death: 20 May 1930 — Bairnsdale, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 17 June 1841
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— Guildford, Western Australia, Australia Death: 1882 — Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 23 March 1844
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— Bassendean, Western Australia, Australia Death: 1935 |
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— York, Western Australia, Australia Death: 20 May 1917 — Daylesford, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 15 April 1850
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— Perth, Western Australia, Australia Death: 14 June 1924 — Daylesford, Victoria, Australia |
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Birth: 8 October 1852
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— Perth, Western Australia, Australia Death: 11 September 1933 — Geelong, Victoria, Australia |
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DAVID PATTERSON son of David Patterson (a weaver) and Jane (nee Taylor) was born in Perth, Perthshire Scotland, on March 20th 1802. He died in Ballarat, Victoria on July 27th 1886, aged 84 years. Christened:21 Mar 1802, Perth, Perthshire Scotland. He came to the Swan River Colony, Western Australia (WA), on the ship 'Caroline' in the employ of Mr James Henty of West Tarring, Sussex, arriving on October 12th 1829. An account of this journey can be read in "The Henty's a Colonial Tapestry" by Lady Marnie Bassett. Had his Indenture cancelled by Mr Henty. Mentioned in the 1832 census as a Storekeeper with his wife, in Perth. Applied for a land grant 23 May 1832. He was allowed to select 100 acres, which he took in ‘The Large Lakes’ district (Wembly) on 30 Jun 1832. Sold the land in 1842 to Thomas Hunt, for 50 Pounds. Was mentioned in the 1837 census in the Perth district. On 18 Nov 1840 was named for non-payment of location dues on Perth suburban lot 52, but on 8 Sep 1841 obtained the deed of grant for Perth lot P12, for his daughter Jessie. On 18 Aug 1841 advertised a Black cow for sale. In February 1844 found four horses. In July 1847 complained about a fine imposed by Resident Magistrate in York. Appointed police constable at York, and dismissed in 1847. In October 1849 was charged with Perjury. 2 Jan 1850 On the charge of perjury the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. David traveled from Perth to the Ballarat goldfields in the early 1850’s. His family joined him at Brown Hill in 1858. The family returned to WA, on a visit, in 1866, on the ship ‘Gem’ and returned to Victoria 23 Nov 1866, per ‘Gem’. MARION HORSPOOL daughter of John Horspool, Colour Sergeant, Royal Horse Artillery, and Martha, (nee Young) was born on February 6th 1813 in Nottingham, England. She died in Ballarat, Victoria August 14th 1891, aged 78 years. She came to the Swan River Colony, WA, on the ship 'Lotus' with her brother John, in the employ or Mr Joshua Gregory (sons of this family were later explorers). Arriving on October 6th 1829. Her age was given as 16 and her brother John was 14. Note:There is little information about John, but a news article in the the Daylesford Advocate, states she had a visit from her brother from the UK; based on this, we can assume that he had returned to the UK. Reference:"Gregory of Rainworth" by Francis Wendy Birman WA 1979. David Patterson and Marion Horspool were married in Perth WA on March 6th 1832 by the Reverend James Burdett Wittenoon, Colonial Chaplain. Their children were: Jessie Elizabeth, born July 11th 1833, married Thomas Cotter, 2 daughters Mary & Jessie. James Craigie, born August 11th 1835, married (1st) Christina Nicholson -6 children (2nd) Mary Ann Green -6 children. John David, born July 27th 1837, married (1st) Elizabeth Howes -l son, 1 daughter, (2nd) Diana Kendall. Matilda Margaretta, born August 27th 1839, married John Forbes Spillman, 11 children (1 adopted). They lived at Ballarat & Lakes Entrance. Jean Eliza, born June 17th 1841, married Daniel Kelly, 2 sons? Lived at Ballarat. Susan Ellen, born March 23rd 1844, married Enoch Richards, 2 daughters, ? sons. Lived at Ballarat. William Henry, born March 17th 1847, married Margaret Green, 7 children. Thomas George, born April 15th 1850, married Nanney Bennetts Davey, 9 children. Oscar Scott Shore, born October 8th 1852, married Matilda Dell, 9 children. Lived in Geelong. |
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PERTH GAZETTE 02 April 1832 - TO STOCK HOLDERS David Patterson respectfully informs the Stock-Holders of Western Australia, Australia, that he practiced for some years under Mr John Con (Colin 'maybe'), an eminent Cow Doctor in Perthshire, Scotland; where he got thoroughly acquainted with all Complaints that cattle are subject to, which he will undertake to cure on the most reasonable terms. I certify that Mr David Patterson made a perfect cure of a Cow of mine, which was attacked by the same complaint by which I lost fifteen head of Cattle in the space of five or six months; and had I applied to him in time, I have no doubt he would have saved me the loss of some valuable Cows. E.E. BARRON |
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BALLARAT COURIER On Friday Last, The Remains of MR DAVID PATTERSON, One Of Our Oldest Colonists, Was Conveyed From His Late Residence, Victoria St Ballarat East, To Its Resting Place 'The New Cemetery' Fol1owed By A Goodly Number Of Sons And Grandsons. On The 12 October 1829 (Nearly Fifty-seven Years Ago) MR PATTERSON Arrived In WESTERN AUSTRALIA, With The Late Mr JAMES HENTY, In The Ship CAROLINE. Where He Remained Until The News Of The Gold Discoveries, In VICTORIA, Induced Him, And Others From That Colony, To Try Their Fortunes, On These Goldfields. His Fami1y Joined Him At BROWN HILL, in 1858. He Resided, Till His Death, In The Same House, Victoria St, For The Past Twenty-Seven Years. Mrs. PATTERSON, Who Survives Her Husband, Is A Still Older Colonist. She Arrived In WESTERN AUSTRALIA With CAPTA1N GREGORY, The Father Of the Explorers Of The Same Name, In The Ship LOTUS, on The First October 1829. |
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