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| Title |
Arrival Year |
Ship Name | Story | Panel # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REWELL, Ann Eliza | 1829 | CAROLINE |
Married William Atlee Bowra 1849, who was in the ‘96 Foot Regiment, arrived from Tasmania, was then sent to India and back to Tasmania. Settled... |
6 |
| REWELL, George | 1829 | CAROLINE | 39 | |
| ROPER, Mary Ann | 1829 | ATWICK |
Arrived WA as servant to Richard Wardell. Married James Cockman 18/03/1830, 3rd wedding in WA. They had seven children, Harriett, John, Ellen (... |
88 |
| REWELL, George & Jane | 1829 | CAROLINE |
George Rewell indentured himself as a labourer to the Heaty family in 1829. In 1843 he advertised that his boat "Ocean Queen" would travel between... |
351 |
| ROWLAND, Richard & Elizabeth | 1830 | TRANBY | 93 | |
| READ, J, R & Family | 1830 | ROCKINGHAM |
James & Ruth Read (nee Hopkins) came to Swan River Colony with 5 children. They were married at age 15 in Dorset (28/8/1815) & had to have... |
124 |
| READ, George & Elizabeth | 1830 | ROCKINGHAM |
Gulleyf family of South Perth are direct descendants. |
242 |
| ROSER, William & Diana | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
Possibly Gypsy origin. William indentured to Burges 'Tipperary' York. By 1849 'Tenant Farmer'. William bought land near Toodyay, called it 'Salt... |
192 |
| ROSER, William & Dianah | 1842 | SIMON TAYLOR |
Arrived with 4 children, Lucy, Elizabeth, Fanny and Mary. |
321 |
| ROBINSON, Mary Margaret | 1843 | SUCCESS |
(Mary) Margaret Robinson was widowed on voyage to Fremantle, her husband William Edward Robinson died at sea. Arrived with five children in new... |
90 |
| RUMMER, William Alexander | 1847 | JAVA |
Army Pte 96th Reg Perth. After discharge, he bought 5 acres in the Avon District. Publican (in 1852) of the 'Highland Laddie', Toodyay; 1856-... |
139 |
| REYNOLDS, Thomas | 1849 | MARY |
Settled in York district as a farm hand. Married twice. Jane Reiley (25/06/1857) - 8 Children. Eliza Halstone (11/10/1880) - 7 Children. Both... |
130 |
| RANDELL, George & Jane | 1850 | SOPHIA |
George toiled hard and was a prudent man. By 1863 became part owner of a river steamer on the Swan with a man named Cook. He went on to be a... |
172 |
| RAMPLING, John | 1850 | SCINDIAN |
John was transported to WA for striking his officer & was convict no: 47 on the first convict transport to WA. He eventually settled in the... |
370 |
| RICHARDS, John Kirwan | 1851 | PYRENEES |
Richards, John Kirwan (bootmaker), b1823/d1897, arrirved PYRENEES 1851. Married Julia Tighe b1824/d1899 Perth in 1855 and 8 children. Arrived... |
142 |
| REILLY, Joseph Thomas | 1851 | PYRENEES |
Joseph was 15 when he arrived with his parents in Fremantle. He went on to become author of a book - 'Fifty Years Residence in Western Australia... |
224 |
| ROSE, Robert Henry | 1852 | MEROPE |
From his mother's diaries, Robert was extremely delicate. So delicate that his mother said 'as Master Bobbie had a short time to live, he was not... |
221 |
| RICKEY, Walter & Maria | 1853 | ROBERT SMALL |
EPG on convict ship with family. Worked Stirling Rd, Claremont. Posted to York as one of six guards in 1854 & granted land & developed... |
202 |
| ROSE, Elizabeth Patience | 1853 | DEVONSHIRE |
Married to Robert Henry Rose. |
221 |
| REYNOLDS, Peter & Harriet | 1855 | BERKSHIRE |
Peter Reynolds was the first licensee of the Travellers Inn at Bookara (north of Dongara). |
408 |
| RAMPLIN, Eliza & Patrick | 1857 | TRAVANCORE |
Eliza spent 10 years in Galway during the Great Famine raising her son Patrick before she was able to join her husband John in WA. The time the... |
370 |
| RODGERS, William | 1858 | NILE |
Convict No. 4519, convicted in 1856 for burgarly. Worked in copper mine in Northampton, WA and Fremantle Harbour & Train lines. Wife Ellen... |
287 |
| ROGERS, MD & MA | 1859 | SULTANA |
Mark Dore met & married Mary Ann while he was a soldier stationed in Fermoy, Cork. She was killed by lightning at Fremantle Barracks with baby... |
71 |
| RALPH, Edward & Sarah | 1860 | ESCORT |
Sarah & Edward had 12 children, 5 boys 7 girls. William being grandfather to Edward Roy Ralph now living in Mandurah |
321 |
| RALPH, Edward & Sarah | 1860 | ESCORT | 418 | |
| RONAN, Michael | 1862 | GLOUCESTER |
Michael Ronan was the groomer for stud horses on the ship for Mr L.C. Burges. Michael married Mary Ann O'Reilly at Bowes on 19.4.1865 settling on... |
66 |
| ROE, James | 1862 | YORK |
James' wife Susannah & 9 children arrived on HASTINGS in 1864. He was well educated and worked as a school master, journalist and editor of... |
148 |
| ROBERTS, Thadius | 1862 | LINCELLES |
Convict No 6140 received Ticket of Leave 1864, full pardon 1870. Married Emma Marsh, had 3 children. Emma died 1876. Married Mary Hastings 1884... |
263 |
| READ, Sarah (née Sherry) | 1862 | MARY HARRISON |
Sarah Sherry married Wiliam Read at YANDANOOKA in WA and was registered in 1866. |
481 |
| ROBINSON, William | 1863 | CLYDE |
Covicted Manslaughter 1863 sentenced to 10 years & deported to W.A Convict No. 7234 T.o.l. granted 15/05/1865 . C.P. 23/09/1869. Married... |
26 |
| ROE Family | 1864 | HASTINGS |
Susannah (Moore) arrived with 9 children. Husband James Roe arrived on the YORK in 1862. Schoolmaster at York 1864 & Greenough 1869 with his... |
99 |
| ROWE, Thomas & Sarah | 1868 | HOUGOUMONT |
Prior coming to WA Thomas Rowe was a Detective Sergeant at Scotland Yard. He sailed to WA, the ship carrying convicts, amongst whom were the... |
95 |
| RUSSELL, Henry & Sarah | 1887 | YEOMAN |
Lived in Harvest Road. Had 10 children, 7 of which survived. 1900 built in Higham Road. At one time 5 members of the family built and lived in... |
18 |
| RILEY, John Henry | 1898 | WAROONGA |
Schoolteacher from Watervale South Australia. Arrived here in Robe South Australia 1880. Headmaster at Northam & Cottesloe Schools. Wife Sarah... |
37 |
| RADANOVICH, Lazar Simov | 1901 | UNKNOWN |
Married to Stana Bijelich in Kalgoorlie in 1913. Had 5 children - Jovan, Milica, Simo, Aneta & Petar. They had 12 grandchildren, all born in... |
219 |
| REBAKIS, Zacharias | 1903 | KONIGIN LUISE |
Born into family with sailing ships, Zacharias travelled afar. Resided in China until Boxer Rebellion erupted. Settled WA, labouring, later... |
92 |
| RE, Luigi & Angelina | 1903 | ORMUZ | 188 | |
| RUTLAND, Albert & Elsie May | 1905 | AFRIC |
Albert and Elsie May (brother and sister) came to Western Australia with their parents, Frederick James and Elizabeth Rutland. |
ALBANY |
| RUTLAND, Frederick & Eliz | 1905 | AFRIC |
Parents plus two of their children came out on this ship. Four other children came at later dates. |
ALBANY |
| RASMUSSEN, Inger G | 1905 | KARLSRUHE |
Inger came to join her then husband Carl Andersen, a Norwegian schooner captain who was sailing on the WA coast. Carl was accidently drowned at... |
63 |
| RERECICH, Antonio & Antonia | 1906 | ORUBA |
Antonio and Antonia Belanich married in Veli Losinj on January 31st and arrived in Fremantle March 1906. They settled at Ivanhoe Street in... |
228 |
| RYAN, Jerry, Sally & Family | 1907 | ORTONA |
Jerry and Sally had 11 children. Born in WA - Francis, Joseph G, Joseph P, Alice, Desmond, Kathleen and John. Jerry was a Hotel Proprietor in... |
226 |
| REYNOLDS, Albert J | 1907 | ORTONA |
After first arriving in Fremantle & then sailing on, Albert jumped ship in Brisbane. Stage Coach Driver Stanthorp to Texas, Queensland.... |
233 |
| REDFORD, Daisy, Lily & Herb | 1910 | ZIETEN |
Daisy, Lily, Herbert Redford migrated with widowed mother Elizabeth Buck and brother Harry Buck. Daisy's twin, Violet, remained in England.... |
94 |
| RUSHTON Family | 1910 | ORVIETO | 157 | |
| ROGERS, Edward (Ted) A | 1910 | BELGIC | 260 | |
| RUTHERFORD, J, A & Family | 1910 | OSTERLEY |
The Grandson of this man became the first West Australian to play the cricket for Australia while still actually playing for WA. |
380 |
| RUTHERFORD, John T H | 1910 | OSTERLEY |
Farmed at Bruce Rock, WA. Had a son who was the first West Australian to play Test Cricket for Australia. He married Lillian Gruthon 05/09/1923... |
380 |
| RILEY, Ambler | 1911 | RIMUTAKA |
Ambler Riley was a widower. I believe he was sent to work on Mr Ball's farm at Tambellup, and was later himself granted a farm. He gathered... |
ALBANY |
| RILEY, Olive | 1911 | RIMUTAKA |
Olive Riley became the Harbour Master - (Cpt. & Mrs Heaney's) maid & returned to Fremantle with them when he resumed duties there, after... |
ALBANY |