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m. - Mary Anne DillonAbt 1829 - 1871
Facts and Events
| Name |
Mary Anne Dillon |
| Alt Name |
Mary Edwards |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1] |
Abt 1829 |
Surfleet, Lincolnshire, England |
| Marriage |
22 Feb 1848 |
St Giles Without Cripplegate, City of London, Middlesex, Englandto Thomas Henry Dutton |
| Census[3][9] |
1851 |
Horncastle, Lincolnshire, EnglandMill Lane |
| Immigration[10] |
1857 |
Australia |
| Other[4][5][11] |
20 Dec 1859 |
Geelong Advertiser Newspaper |
| Other[6][12] |
6 Oct 1860 |
Geelong, Victoria, AustraliaGeelong Gaol, Jail |
| Marriage |
1868 |
to John Edwards |
| Other[7][13] |
13 Oct 1868 |
Geelong Advertiser Newspaper |
| Other[8][14] |
Abt 1869 |
Remarried |
| Death[2] |
2 Oct 1871 |
Geelong, Victoria, AustraliaCause: Sanuinary apoploxey |
| Burial[2] |
3 Oct 1871 |
Geelong, Victoria, AustraliaGeelong Cemetery |
References
- ↑ 1851 Cemsus of England and Wales. (digital images, The Generations Network, Inc., 2005, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/census/uk))
p. 28, Piece: 2107; Folio: 294, line 5, Mary Dutton, "HO107 ,"accessed 7 Jun 2008; Original data. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Death Certificate of Mary Edwards (Australia Reg Year 1871 Certificate # 8391), in Death Certificate of Mary Edwards (Australia Reg Year 1871 Certificate)
1871.
Schedule B
1871 Deaths in the District of Geelong County of Grant in the colony of Victoria Registered by Charles Read
When and where died - Second October 1871 Malop Street Geelong County of Grant
Name and Surname, Rank or Profession - Mary Edwards
Sex and Age - Female 42 years
Cause of Death Duration of Illness Medical Attendent by whom certified, and when he last saw deceased - sanguinary apoplexy 10 minutes, Rev E.L. Walshe, 3rd October 1871
Parents - unknown
Signature, Description and Residence of Informant - Thomas X(his mark) Brooch, acquaintance, Geelong
If Burial Registered
When and where buried. Undertaker when certified - 3rd October 1871, Geelong Cemetery, J. Unable to read
Name and Religion of Minister, Name of Witnesses of Burial – Rev R Oconor, Church of England
Where Born, and how long in the Australian Colonies, stating which – London, England, 15 years in Victoria
If deceased was married when and at what age, and to whom – Geelong Victoria, 15 years in Victoria
Children - none
- ↑
Class: HO107; Piece: 2107; Folio: 294; Page: 28; GSU roll : 87736.
- ↑ Victoria, Australia. Geelong. \i Geelong Advertiser\i0
"Vagrancy," 20 Dec 1859, p. ?, col. 1.
Vagrancy
Two females, one with an infant in arms, of the respective names of Mary Ann Williams and Mary Ann Dutton, were charged by a person named Michael Clarke with being idle and disorderly characters, and with creating such disturbances near his residence in Great Myers-street, as ti be considered an intolerable nuisance to all the neighborhood, particularly on Saturday night last, the 15th December, when they were found brawling in the street and quarrelling with some companions of the other sex.
Dutton stated that the other female lived with her as a nurse -girl. That on Sunday evening her husband, after having given her £3 in notes, tried to get the money back from her for the purpose of spending it in drink, which she resisting caused the brawl in the street now complained of. Reference number: npc001
- ↑ Pam Jennings. Wild and Wondrous Women of Geelong 1838-1859. ((Ocean Grove, Vic., Bellarine On-Line, 2004), Genealogy Book State Library Victoria, 994.52 J441W)
page 77.
Entry found under
Williams, Mary Ann
VAGRANCY
Charged with Mary Ann Dutton - described as a nuisance to all in the neighborhood. Dutton lived with Williams as a nurse-maid. The pair had been charged by Michael CLARKE for fighting in the street after Williams had been given 3 pounds from her husband, and attempted to get it back for drink. Reprimanded and discharged. Reference number: npb007
This is incorrect as it appears that the author has mixed up Mary Ann Willimas with Mary Ann Dutton, Dutton being the employer rather than the nursemaid.
- ↑ Victoria, Australia. Geelong Prison (established as H.M. Gaol, Geelong) Administrative Records.
VPRS8064/P1: page 98 & 99, Entry for Mary Dutton, 6 October 1860.
- ↑ Victoria, Australia. Geelong. \i Geelong Advertiser\i0
"Central Police Court. Monday, Oct 13. Neglected Child," 1 3 Oct 1868, p. ?, col. ?.
Neglected Child - Catherine Dutton, a girl eleven years old, was brought before the bench as a neglected child. Sergeant Leonard said that he found the girl in a brothel kept by a women named Kate Hedges, where were two men at the time. The mother, who had been twice committed by the bench as a vagrant, he said was in the habit of sending the child with messages to other brothels, and he considered the girl was not under proper care. The case was adjourned until Wednesday, for enquiry as to the whereabouts of the child's father. Reference number: NPC002p1 & NPC002p2
- ↑ Record No.3999 for Catherine Dutton.
- ↑ Martin W Shaw 50, chimney sweep
Mary A Shaw 49
Edward Shaw 19, chimney sweep
Elizah Shaw 17, blacksmith app
Elizabeth Shaw 12
Mary A Shaw 3
Ann Brett 56
Thomas Foster 20 , chimney sweep
John J Bilton, aged 9, chimney sweep
Henry Brumfield 16, "
William Kange 18, "
Fredric Worthy, aged 8, chimney sweep
John Shenton 13, chimney sweep
Thomas Dutton 35, slater
Mary Dutton 22
- ↑ possibly according to her death certificate she was in Victoria for 15 years
- ↑ Vagrancy
Two females, one with an infant in arms, of the respective names of Mary Ann Williams and Mary Ann Dutton, were charged by a person named Michael Clarke with being idle and disorderly characters, and with creating such disturbances near his residence in Great Myers-street, as to be considered an intolerable nuisance to all the neighborhood, particularly on Saturday night last, the 15th December, when they were found brawling in the street and quarrelling with some companions of the other sex.
Dutton stated that the other female lived with her as a nurse -girl. That on Sunday evening her husband, after having given her £3 in notes, tried to get the money back from her for the purpose of spending it in drink, which she resisting caused the brawl in the street now complained of.
They were both reprimanded by the Mayor, and discharged.
- ↑ Her name was recorded inthe Goal punishment records where she was punished for fight in the airing yards, and as a result given 24 hours solitary confinement.
- ↑ Neglected Child - Catherine Dutton, a girl eleven years old, was brought before the bench as a neglected child. Sergeant Leonard said that he found the girl in a brothel kept by a women named Kate Hedges, where were two men at the time. The mother, who had been twice committed by the bench as a vagrant, he said was in the habit of sending the child with messages to other brothels, and he considered the girl was not under proper care. The case was adjourned until Wednesday, for enquiry as to the whereabouts of the child's father.
[Mary Ann's daughter is taken away from her after she was found at the brothel where her mother]
- ↑ We know that Mary Ann got married for a second time 3 years before she died. However according to her daughters "records" she had taken up with a man call "Edwards". From this I take it she hadn't yet married him.
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