Adelaide Pettigrew, 1836–1926?> (aged 89 years)
- Name
- Adelaide /Pettigrew/
- Surname
- Pettigrew
- Given names
- Adelaide
- Also known as
- Adelaide Pettigrew /Stevenson/
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Cause: Gastric fever |
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Cemetery: Shankill Burial Ground Note: Reburied |
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Cemetery: Kilkerran |
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Cause: British Cholera |
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Cemetery: Southern Necropolis |
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Cause: Drowning during a ship launch |
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Cemetery: Southern Necropolis |
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Cemetery: Shankill Burial Ground |
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Marriage | Marriage — December 17, 1833 — Cathederal Church of Raphoe |
13 months
elder sister |
1834–1918
Birth: December 30, 1834
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— Middleton, County Armagh Death: December 23, 1918 — Cowra, NSW |
2 years
herself |
1836–1926
Birth: December 22, 1836
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— Dungannon, Ireland Death: January 14, 1926 — Cowra, NSW |
23 months
younger sibling |
1838–1926
Birth: November 4, 1838
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— Dungannon, County Tyrone Death: January 15, 1926 — New York, USA |
23 months
younger brother |
1840–1865
Birth: September 25, 1840
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— Pitlochry, Perthshire Death: July 16, 1865 — Clyde River shipyard |
2 years
younger brother |
1842–1918
Birth: October 6, 1842
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— Pitlochry, Perthshire Death: September 8, 1918 — Glasgow, Scotland |
2 years
younger sister |
1844–1873
Birth: September 12, 1844
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— Blackhill, Perthshire Death: May 25, 1873 — 8 Scotia Street, Glagow |
23 months
younger sister |
1846–1929
Birth: August 9, 1846
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— Blackhill, Perthshire Death: February 19, 1929 — 126 Raglan Street, Mosman |
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1846–1866
Birth: August 18, 1846
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— Blackhill, Perthshire Death: July 12, 1866 — 8 Scotia Street, Glagow |
4 years
younger brother |
1850–1929
Birth: March 16, 1850
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— East Haugh, Perthshire Death: 1929 — Western Australia |
3 years
younger sister |
1853–1857
Birth: June 7, 1853
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— Campbelltown, Argyleshire Death: April 23, 1857 — Campbelltown, Argyleshire |
husband |
1840–1916
Birth: October 19, 1840
— Kirkcudbright, Scotland Death: June 10, 1916 — Cowra NSW, Australia |
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herself |
1836–1926
Birth: December 22, 1836
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— Dungannon, Ireland Death: January 14, 1926 — Cowra, NSW |
Marriage | Marriage — October 14, 1865 — Cowra, NSW, Australia |
10 years
daughter |
1875–1944
Birth: December 15, 1875
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— Cowra, NSW Death: September 25, 1944 — Sydney, NSW |
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19 months
son |
1869–1876
Birth: September 27, 1869
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— Cowra, NSW Death: January 24, 1876 |
21 months
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15 months
son |
1872–1918
Birth: August 24, 1872
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35
Death: January 2, 1918 — Cowra, NSW |
18 months
daughter |
1874–1876
Birth: February 10, 1874
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— Cowra, NSW Death: June 3, 1876 |
4 years
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7 years
daughter |
1885–1943
Birth: April 25, 1885
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— Cowra, NSW Death: March 1943 — Sydney, NSW |
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from The King Connection document: 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): |
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