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1828 Census of New South Wales
November 1828.
| Name
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| Age
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| Ship
| Year
| Religion
| Occupation
| Employer
| Residence
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| Pearson
| James
| 34 years
| Came Free
| Deveron
| 1825
| protestant
| Shopkeeper
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| Market St.,Sydney
| P0453
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| Pearson
| Eliza
| 28 years
| Came Free
| Deveron
| 1825
| protestant
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| Market St.,Sydney
| P0454
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| Pearson
| Amelia
| 5 years
| Came Free
| Deveron
| 1825
| protestant
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| Market St.,Sydney
| P0455
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| Pearson
| Charlotte
| 3 years
| Born in the Colony
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| protestant
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| Market St.,Sydney
| P0456
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| Pearson
| James
| G 1
| Born in the Colony
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| Market St.,Sydney
| P0457
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SHIP NEWS.
| Sailed on Friday last the brig DEVERON, Captain BILLETT, for Port Jackson, from whence she will return to this Port prior to her departure for England.-Passengers, Captain Wilson (owner), Mrs. Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs.Pearson.
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| Hobart Town Gazette and Van Diemen’s Land Advertiser (Tas. : 1821-1825) Friday 11 March 1825 page 2.
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SHIP NEWS.
| On Thursday arrived the Nereid from Hobart Town. On Saturday the brig Governor Phillips, Capt. A. Macfarlane. She mailed from Hobart Town the 11 th inst. Lading, ballast, and a small quantity of wine. Passengers — Captain Innes, 3d
Regt. Lieutenant Wright, do. Dr. Innis, H. E. I. C. S. Mr. Hart, Mr. Nicoll, and Mr. Rayner. Was blown off on Tuesday morning within three miles of the Heads. Sailed on Thursday the Prince of Denmark for the Bay of Islands. - On Sunday the Haweis for the Society Islands. Oh Tuesday the impress of Russia's ship Helena, Captain Christynkoff, bound to the north west coast of America. Same day the ship Lady East for Batavia and Bombay. Same day the ship Hoogly for Batavia and Singapore. Same day for Newcastle the brigs Governor Phillips and Cyprus and the cutter Lord Liverpool. Yesterday the brig Deveron for London. Same day the brig Brutus and cutter Mermaid, with the expedition for Norfold Island. -
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| The Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824-1848) Thursday 26 May 1825 Page 4
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Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824 - 1848), Thursday 17 March 1825, page 3
| On Saturday last the brig Deveron, Capt. J. T. Billett, from the Derwent the 3d instant. Lading, sundries. Passengers, Captain and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Smith, Mr Young, Mrs. Heany and family, Mrs. Holland, Mr, and Mrs. Stirling and child, Mr. and Mrs,Pearson and child, Mr. and Mrs. Wickham and child, Mr. Fisher.
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