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Thomas Craig and his wife Martha Craig nee Julian, parents of Elizabeth Craig, wife of John George ( Jack ) Sanders, son of Frederick John Sanders, Grandson of William ( Blackberry ) Sanders
Frederickton Cemetery

JULIAN IN NLA NEWSPAPERS

JULIAN IS ANOTHER LINE OF THE FAMILY about which  know almost nothing. I read of a JOHN JULIAN who was a chief in Canada. I liked the sound of that. Margaret Booth has contacted me today and she has the lineage of our JULIANS. We are listed as JULIEN on NSW BDMS but my family records are JULIAN. MARTHA JULIAN is my GREAT GRANDMOTHER. She married THOMAS CRAIG and their daughter ELIZABETH was my father’s mother.

That’s my Grandmother on my Father’s side. Elizabeth Craig – daughter of Martha Julian Craig. The girl is DORIS SANDERS and the boy is CLYDE SANDERS – my Aunt and Uncle.

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SOME RANDOM NLA NEWSPAPER JULIAN SNIPPETS. ONCE AGAIN: COULD BE OUR JULIANS OR COULD HAVE NOTHING AT ALL TO DO WITH US : BUT IT IS SURELY INTERESTING.

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article626649 Family Notices MARRIED, On Monday last Mr, L Nicholls, to Miss Roletta Julian. The Sydney Gazette and… Sunday 24 February 1805, page 4

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article627763 AND ONE DODGY JULIAN ; Last Friday sennight three men armed with a blunderbuss and pistol, and having their faces  blackened rushed into the house of Thomas Harley, a settler near the Half-way house between  Parramatta and Hawkesbury, and immediately knocked him down, cut his head, and beat him in a dreadful manner; after which they robbed the house of the following articles; viz, 6 silver  tea spoons, 1 desert ditto, marked T. E. H. a yard , of mixture coloured cloth, 2 pillow cases, 1 table cloth, a black coat, a striped bed tick, 3 calico  shirts, and a check shirt, 3 children’s white frocks, 9 cotton round-abouts, 3 children’s jackets, 2 neck and 3 pocket handkerchiefs, 100 weight of pork, a tea caddy containing 2 notes of hand, one drawn by Patrick Sloane for 2£8s. and the other by John Clue for 16 bushels of wheat, both in favor  of Thomas Harley, a musket marked T. H. on the stock, some sugar, and other articles. Some days after an examination was taken before A. F. Kemp, Esq ; when Mr. Hurley gave evidence to the foregoing effect ; Richard Broadbear, who had been some time before servant to Mr Harley, was accused of having some leather found in his house which was sworn by Mr. Harley to be his property. Broadbear give infoimation whereby ‘Thomas Doolan, another man of the name of Coudron, and a third of the name of Julian stood charged with the above outrage. These people were accordingly apprehended, and lodged in custody at Parramatta

MARTHA JULIAN AND HER PARENTS

FROM MARGARET BOOTH :

Martha Julian was born 10.2.1856 at North Kempsey she married Thomas Craig 25.7.1877 and she died 31.5.1932 and is buried at Frederickton Cemetery. Her parents were John Julian and Elizabeth Keast

Now how exciting is that ! Thanks Margaret.

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Mariners and Ships in Australian Waters

http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/index.htm 

Mary-Anne Warner’s site transcribing STATE RECORDS of SHIPS. easy to navigate. Detailed.

There’s many a story to tell . . .

Masters, crew, a stowaway or two; passengers, cabin, saloon and steerage; births at sea, deaths at sea; deserters; vessels with one crew and one passenger and those with 70 crew and hundreds of passengers; simple single sail boats, barques, brigs, large steam ships; whaling voyages, regular coastal passenger trips, voyages from other Australian ports, London, San Francisco, China and other exotic ports – you will find them all here. 

The lists on this site are being transcribed from the State Records Authority of NSW Reels of the Shipping Master’s Office, Inwards Passengers Lists . . . . . . are added to weekly

MELINDA KENDALL : HER LIFE AND WRITINGS

STILL SEEKING THE FAMILY OF MARTHA JULIAN

WHO BECAME MARTHA CRAIG WHEN SHE MARRIED THOMAS ON THE MACLEAY RIVER IN 1877

NSW BDMS lead me to think she was born in 1856 and died in 1932.  The other indicator is that her parents were perhaps John and Elizabeth JULIEN but this is still up for grabs.  JULIANS JULIENS WHERE ARE YOU ?

MARTHA JULIAN

Registration Number	Last Name	Given Name(s)	Father’s Given Name(s)	Mother’s Given Name(s)
V1856884 44A/1856	JULIEN	MARTHA	JOHN	ELIZABETH

 

MARTHA JULIAN/JULIEN – MOTHER  OF ELIZABETH (GRANDMOTHER DINAH – BRUCE’S MUM )

AND SHE DIES IN KINCHELA –

9161/1932

CRAIG

MARTHA

76 YRS

KINCHELA

KEMPSEY

POSSIBLE THREADS – JULIAN

THE ONLY CONNECTION KNOWN AT THIS TIME IS THE SURNAME JULIAN 

 

Rosanna Abrahams

Rosanna was the illegitimate daughter of Esther Abrahams and an unknown father. Esther used the surname ‘Julian’ at times during her life and some historians speculate that he was her daughter’s father or that ‘Julian’ was Esther’s mother’s maiden name. It is also speculated that he was a member of the Aristocratic Spanish family Julian. None of this speculation has been proven to be true.

At the time of Esther’s conviction for stealing 24 yards of lace she was two months pregnant with her daughter Rosanna, born in Newgate prison while awaiting transportation to NSW. When the first fleet departed in May 1787 Rosanna was two months old. Source. Newspaper clipping from ‘Reflections’ May-July 2002, page 30. She was the youngset passenger on the first fleet. Esther became the companion of Major George Johnston eventually marrying him on 11 Nov 1814 in St. John’s, Parramatta.

BELLS

north tumbulgum historical cemetery

WYNTER MEMORIAL IN TAREE

HURRELLS FROM TRISH GRIFFIN

THE MATILDA

https://archive.org/stream/historyofnewsout00barrrich#page/n0/mode/2up

THOMAS SANDERS

BELLS

north tumbulgum historical cemetery

WYNTER MEMORIAL IN TAREE