DUFFIELD, John & Charlotte

February 1797 – 5 April 1859
16 September 1798 – 8 November 1865

Origin Exeter, England
Accompanying Family Wife:Charlotte Cooper, Children: John & Charles Hole 1st & 2nd, Samual B?, Lydia Charlotte.
First settled in Bicton, East Fremantle WA
Original Occupation Cooper
Occupation in Australia Carpenter

WARRIOR

Departure Port Spithead, Plymouth
Arrival Year 1830

Fremantle

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Charlotte (John's wife) arrived 28 Dec 1831 aboard the 'Egyptian'. John purchased land in Bicton, and Peel on the Murray River, and in Perth corner of Hay & Barrack St. John built the timber work in the Round House in Fremantle. 'Duffield Rocks' off the south end of Rottnest and named after family. Two stained glass windows in St Johns church in Fremantle were donated by the Duffields.

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  • Hi,i`m a Duffield of Bicton.Needing my history of family.Can anyone help me.

    Thu 7 Aug 2014

  • Hi Duffield of Bicton,
    I am a ggg grandson of John Hole. I and my brother are just about to publish all we can find of the Duffields in a family history which includes the Cleavers (Charles Hole married two Cleaver girls). We have used Oliver Duffields book "Duffields of Bicton" Vols 1-3 as a start. We have used Trove to find many references to the Duffields in contemporary newspapers of the day. The Duffield - Cleaver volume will be over 400 pages when complete.
    How can I help?
    Phil Pope

    Sun 3 Dec 2017

  • Hi Phil, I am a descendant of John Hole Duffield via Charles and the younger Cleaver girl(well, at least Ancestry.com says I am) Did your book get published?

    Tricia.

    Mon 13 May 2019

  • I am a descendant of John Hole Duffield in the Samuel Bidgood Duffield line. I would be interested in being part of any information sharing about the Duffield family

    Fri 24 May 2019

  • I'm a descendant of John Hole Duffield on the Samuel Bidgood line

    Fri 24 May 2019

  • I have started a Facebook group called John Hole Duffield Descendants to help people to connect and share information

    Fri 24 May 2019

  • Thank you for the Welcome Walls Link project - -
    you can find more about John Duffield (1797 - 1859) , and his family on this Link : https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Duffield-589 - cheers

    Wed 22 Apr 2020

  • I am the son of Yvonne Joy Duffield I remember reading a family history that my mother had a red book. I think the title was Duffield's of Bicton
    She passed away in 2018 2 with OA I would love to find that book
    Her father was William Duffield was am executive with the R&I Bank lived in Nedlands and retired to Rockingham. Neville was her brother Shirley and Audrey her sisters

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    Sat 4 Jul 2020

  • I was presented with the original Duffield’s of Bicton Red Books and extended additions. They were given to me by Oliver Duffield (the author) I am a direct descendant of John Hole Duffield

    Tue 10 Jan 2023

  • I am not related to the Duffields, but an historian acquaintance of mine (associated with the Maritime Historical Society) is researching a topic that may have a possible a connection to the family. AH Courderot was a Frenchman who had been transported to Fremantle from England for fraud but redeemed himself subsequently in the Perth colony - occupying a number of responsible positions. He may have been linked to French aristocracy (or may have made
    the connection up) and intriguingly he seems to have been linked in some way to WA Governor Aloysius Weld before either arrived in WA. Courderot was married to Charlotte Riley (nee Duffield) in 1871 when she was 22. Charlotte was the daughter of Samuel Bidgood Duffield. The link involves the Rottnest Island Lighthouse. Courderots family may have fled from France to England at the time of the persecution of the Jesuits in the 1830s (Weld family was deeply historically involved with the Jesuits and also returned to England at this time - and this might be the link) and this makes his life and times potentially interesting - in addition to his WA story. Any information about the marriage or Courderot himself would be interesting. Courderot may have used another name - Conderot or de Malange; records are confusing - and this may have been made more confusing by the man himself. Thanks.

    Fri 7 Apr 2023

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