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References
- ↑ Marriage Certificate John Ebbott Sarah Bone, 2 July 1839, Reference District Launceston, Vol 9 Page 191, Gener. (Original a certified copy. Photocopy in possession of Sandra Williamson).
- ↑ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints [LDS]. International Genealogical Index (R). (database, FamilySearch (http://www.familysearch.org/) Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of Oct 18, 2009)
Batch #: M022532, Sheet #: 00, Source Call #: 0254124, Prin tout Call #: 6901788, Dates: 1574 - 1875.
- Gloucester Shipping Records. (Kindly transcribed and submitted to TheShipsList by Robert Janmaat, Adelaide, from a variety of sources)
Surgeons's Report.
- ↑ Surgeons report aboard the Gloucester "The measles nearly caused the destructio n of every child in the ship. In May we had 43 cases of measles, in June 9 cas es. The children wereweakened by the illness. They had nearly all beenweaned . They were teething. We were becalmed for 9 days a few miles north in the liu e? where the weather was most sultry ....... from all these causes the digestiv e ...the children failed ....and no hard preserved milk farinaceous food or any t hing else I could not procue appeared to nourish them daily they wasted away an d gradually died - in the extremity of my distress at seeing so many children di e under my care i set a baker to work and have had bread baked daily since the 1 st of June. I ...... that the baker should have a pound for his trouble ....... " John and Sarah lost their son William and had to bury him on the Banks of the To rrents river two days before they moored in Port Adelaide
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