Adelaide Pettigrew, 18361926 (aged 89 years)

Name
Adelaide /Pettigrew/
Surname
Pettigrew
Given names
Adelaide
Also known as
Adelaide Pettigrew /Stevenson/
Birth
Birth of a sibling
Birth of a brother
Birth of a brother
Birth of a sister
Birth of a sister
Birth of a sister
Immigration
1848 (aged 11 years)
Birth of a brother
Birth of a sister
Death of a sister
Cause: Gastric fever
Burial of a sister
Cemetery: Shankill Burial Ground
Note: Reburied
Burial of a sister
Cemetery: Kilkerran
Death of a father
Cause: British Cholera
Burial of a brother
Cemetery: Southern Necropolis
Death of a brother
Cause: Drowning during a ship launch
Marriage
Death of a sister
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Birth of a son
Death of a sister
Burial of a sister
Cemetery: Southern Necropolis
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a daughter
Death of a son
Death of a daughter
Death of a mother
Birth of a son
Birth of a daughter
Birth of a granddaughter
Birth of a granddaughter
Birth of a granddaughter
Birth of a grandson
Birth of a granddaughter
Death of a husband
Death of a son
Death of a brother
Death of a sister
Burial of a father
Cemetery: Shankill Burial Ground
Death
Family with parents
father
1864
Birth:
Death: August 20, 1864Campbelltown, Northern Ireland
mother
Marriage MarriageDecember 17, 1833Cathederal Church of Raphoe
13 months
elder sister
18341918
Birth: December 30, 1834 17 Middleton, County Armagh
Death: December 23, 1918Cowra, NSW
2 years
herself
18361926
Birth: December 22, 1836 19 Dungannon, Ireland
Death: January 14, 1926Cowra, NSW
23 months
younger sibling
18381926
Birth: November 4, 1838 21 Dungannon, County Tyrone
Death: January 15, 1926New York, USA
23 months
younger brother
18401865
Birth: September 25, 1840 23 Pitlochry, Perthshire
Death: July 16, 1865Clyde River shipyard
2 years
younger brother
18421918
Birth: October 6, 1842 25 Pitlochry, Perthshire
Death: September 8, 1918Glasgow, Scotland
2 years
younger sister
18441873
Birth: September 12, 1844 27 Blackhill, Perthshire
Death: May 25, 18738 Scotia Street, Glagow
23 months
younger sister
18461929
Birth: August 9, 1846 29 Blackhill, Perthshire
Death: February 19, 1929126 Raglan Street, Mosman
younger sister
18461866
Birth: August 18, 1846 29 Blackhill, Perthshire
Death: July 12, 18668 Scotia Street, Glagow
4 years
younger brother
18501929
Birth: March 16, 1850 33 East Haugh, Perthshire
Death: 1929Western Australia
3 years
younger sister
18531857
Birth: June 7, 1853 36 Campbelltown, Argyleshire
Death: April 23, 1857Campbelltown, Argyleshire
Family with Robert Alexander Stevenson
husband
18401916
Birth: October 19, 1840 Kirkcudbright, Scotland
Death: June 10, 1916Cowra NSW, Australia
herself
18361926
Birth: December 22, 1836 19 Dungannon, Ireland
Death: January 14, 1926Cowra, NSW
Marriage MarriageOctober 14, 1865Cowra, NSW, Australia
10 years
daughter
18751944
Birth: December 15, 1875 35 38 Cowra, NSW
Death: September 25, 1944Sydney, NSW
-8 years
son
19 months
son
18691876
Birth: September 27, 1869 28 32 Cowra, NSW
Death: January 24, 1876
21 months
son
1871
Birth: June 16, 1871 30 34 Cowra, NSW
Death: Sydney, NSW
15 months
son
18721918
Birth: August 24, 1872 31 35
Death: January 2, 1918Cowra, NSW
18 months
daughter
18741876
Birth: February 10, 1874 33 37 Cowra, NSW
Death: June 3, 1876
4 years
son
7 years
daughter
18851943
Birth: April 25, 1885 44 48 Cowra, NSW
Death: March 1943Sydney, NSW
Note

from The King Connection document:
"The Pettigrew family came to Britain with the Norman Conquests (the name means 'mall foot' o r 'thin leg' or 'crane' in old French, depending on who does the translation. Today the family is spread all over the United Kingdom, and subsequentlythe world, but Adelaide seems to have descended from the Irish branch. The family's crest is a crescent moon, with the motto: "Sine sol nihil" (nothing without the sun).

Adelaide Pettigrew, (b. Dungannon, Ireland, 22 December 1840 [1836?]; d. 14 January 1926 Cowra) was 12 when she arrived in Cowra, sent to her aunt as a sickly child, hoping the warm climate would improve her health. Her aunt was married to William Redfern Watt, a grazier of Bumbaldry NSW, son of William Redfern (1778-1833). Redfern (father) was a surgeon, born in Wiltshire, England, and was an assistant surgeon in the British navy in the ship 'Standard' when the mutiny tookplace on the 'Nore'. Accused of urging the crew of the 'Standard' to take part in the mutiny, he was tried, sentenced to death, but because of his youth the sentence was commuted to transportation for life. He arrived in NSW in 1801. Governor Lachlan Macquarie pardoned him and in 1808 he received the first medical diploma to be issued in Australia. In 1811 he married Sarah Wills of Sydney and they had two sons, William Lachlan Macquarie Redfern and Joseph Foveaux Redfern. It was WLMR's daughter who was Adelaide Pettigrew's aunt."

(Paul King 3/2/2008: The above all seems to conflict - William Redfern Watt, grazier & MP, is recorded as married to married to Mary Grant on the Parliament of NSW former members index http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au

Willam Redfern Watt's Father was Andrew(?) Watt, however his mother was Margaret Redfern, William Redfern's SISTER

By definition, any daughter of William Redferns son William Lachlan Macquarie Redfern would be Adelaide's second cousin, not "Aunt"?)

Email from David Cullinane to Paul king (22/7/06):
"The Redfern connection is a bit more difficult to assess. It's interesting as the names Redfern, and Lachlan Macquarie, crop up often in the Pettigrew family (see the Marks Connection for that connection - through Adelaide, my g-grandmother and your g-g-grandmother, whose married name was Stephenson).
The Pettigrews were Irish-Scottish but the family origin was French and they came to Britain with the Norman Conquests. They have a family crest of which I have a copy, and a motto: Nihil sine sol [nothing without the Sun], which probably came fromthe crusades. Anyway, I suspect the Redfern connection comes in with the child of Dr William Redfern (a surgeon with the British Navy, convicted and transported for sympathising with mutineers - there is a detailed biog in the Australian Dictionary of Biography, if your libraries have them. His marriage[s] and/or liaisons are a bit of a mystery.). A daughter of Redfern married into the Pettigrew family and finished up in Cowra NSW, to whom Adelaide, her niece, was sent from Ireland as a teenager in poor health hoping the warm dry climate would help. It did, she lasted into her 80s!"