Catherine Lowry (uxor Catherine Deverell)

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1 (uxor Catherine Deverell) POLICE NUMBER LITERACY neither read nor write TRIAL DATE 31 August AGE ON EMBARKATION 19 TRIAL PLACE Lancaster (Salford) Sessions of the Peace AGE ON ARRIVAL 20 OFFENCE receiving a watch HEIGHT 5 3¾ SENTENCE 10 years COMPLEXION fresh GAOL REPORT convicted & committed 5 times, single HEAD oval PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS once 2 months for stealing shoes, served 2 months and 2 months for attempt at felony, 6 days for being disorderly HAIR brown VISAGE long FOREHEAD medium SURGEON S REPORT very bad EYEBROWS light brown ON THE TOWN 6 years EYES MARITAL STATUS single NOSE small CHILDREN 0 FAMILY NATIVE PLACE Queens County, Ireland (brought up in Manchester, England) TRADE ON EMBARKATION weaver TRADE ON ARRIVAL house servant MOUTH small CHIN low MARKS long scar on left thumb inside, small scar on left eyebrow, small scar on left ankle c1821 Born in Queens County, Ireland August 1840 Tried at Lancaster Sessions of the Peace, Salford, Lancashire, England indicted for receiving a watch; sentence 10 years transportation September 1840 Imprisoned at the New Bailey Prison, Salford, Lancashire, England in one of ten 3- bed cells, Wards Under medical treatment, out of hospital, for malingering; class T, aged April 1841 Departed Woolwich, England on the Rajah July 1841 Arrived at Hobart on the Rajah. 7 c24 July 1841 Upon arrival at Hobart, sent to Launceston for assignment September 1841 At Launceston November 1841 Charged at the Police Court, Evandale with disobedience of orders; in the service of Mr Ralston; plea guilty; sentence 1 month hard labour at Launceston Female Factory, then returned to Government December 1841 Charged with misconduct in the service of Tobin; sentence 6 months hard labour at Launceston Female Factory December 1841 Mustered at Launceston Female Factory January 1842 Charged at Launceston Female Factory with disorderly conduct in the Crime Class; sentence 10 days in solitary confinement at Launceston Female Factory. 4 1 TAHO, CON40/1/6 p.299 No.226 [image 231] (Catherine Lowry); TAHO, CON19/1/1 p.224 [image 115] (Catherine Loury); ML, CY 1282 p.150 (Catherine Lowry); ML, CY 1197 p.155 (Catherine Loury); ML, CY 958 p.442 (Catherine Loury) 2 Trial month given as March on Embarkation List (ML, CY 1197 p.155 (Catherine Loury)), but August on Assignment List (ML, CY 958 p.442 (Catherine Loury)). 3 TAHO, CON19/1/1 p.224 [image 115] (Catherine Loury) 4 TAHO, CON40/1/6 p.299 No.226 [image 231] (Catherine Lowry) 5 GB Parliament, House of Commons Papers, Volume 5: Report into Prisons, 1841 p.95 6 GB Parliament, House of Commons Papers, Volume 5: Report into Prisons, 1841 p.95 (C.L.) 7 AJCP, ADM 101/63 Rajah 8 ML, CY 1282 p.142 (Catherine Lowry); ML, CY 1274 p.259 (Catherine Loury) 9 TAHO, LC137/1/1 (Catherine Lowry) 10 AJCP, HO 10/51 p.378 No.226 (Catherine Loury) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 1

2 10 June 1842 Charged at the Police Court, Longford by Mr Hortle with absconding this morning from the service of Mr Green; plea guilty; remanded June 1842 Brought up at the Police Court, Longford charged by her master Mr Green with feloniously stealing, taking and carrying away on 9 June a box containing 2 bank notes of 2 each and 3 of 1 each and silver to the amount of 20 shillings and of the valuable security his property; plea guilty; remanded June 1842 Brought up at the Police Court, Longford charged as before; remanded June 1842 Brought up at the Police Court, Longford charged as before; plea guilty; fully committed for trial June 1842 Tried at the Quarter Sessions, Launceston indicted for larceny in stealing in the dwelling house of Mr James Green one box value 10 shillings, and two promissory notes value 3; plea guilty, verdict guilty; sentence 14 years transportation July 1842 Charged at the Police Court, Launceston upon complaint of Adam Thompson with misconduct in destroying a table and two mess kids and creating a violent disturbance in the Gaol at Launceston; plea not guilty; verdict guilty; sentence 14 days in solitary confinement, and further specially directed to be kept on bread and water for 7 days of that period from 27 July to 3 August inclusive, at Launceston Female Factory. 16 Ellen Miles (Gilbert Henderson) and Mary Sheriff (Atwick) charged with the same offence, same sentence. 16 Newspaper report: Catherine Lowry, Ellen Miles, and Mary Sheriff 17, three prisoners of the crown, under confinement at the gaol, were charged by the keeper with disorderly conduct in gaol and wilfully breaking their mess kids and a table; they were each sentenced to fourteen days solitary confinement seven days of that term on bread and water July 1842 At Launceston October 1842 Charged at Launceston Female Factory with insubordination; sentence 2 years imprisonment and hard labour in addition to her existing sentence to hard labour, and to be removed to Cascades Female Factory, Hobart. 4 Newspaper report: FEMALE FACTORY. A rumpus occurred in this establishment on Thursday, which caused considerable trouble to the authorities. Some refractory women urged on several others to an act of open mutiny, which was quelled on Friday morning by the introduction into the Factory of a gang of Penitentiary men, who broke down the barricades erected by the women, and forced them to submission. The ringleaders, several in number, were conveyed to gaol, where they have shewn symptoms of sad insubordination. In the absence of an investigation, we forbear stating the reputed cause of the outbreak February 1843 Charged at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart with disorderly conduct; sentence 10 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart. 2 March 1843 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart on the complaint of Mrs Liverpool with misconduct in assaulting her on Thursday 10 February; plea guilty; sentence 3 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart TAHO, LC362/1/5 (Catherine Laurie) 12 TAHO, LC362/1/5 (Catherine Laurie) 13 TAHO, LC362/1/5 (Catherine Laurie) 14 TAHO, LC362/1/5 (Catherine Laurie) 15 Examiner, 2 July 1842 p.134 (Catherine Laurie); ML, CY 1927/220 No.3 frame 202 No.618 (Catherine Laurie); AJCP, HO 10/39 p.479 (Catherine Lowry) 16 TAHO, LC346/1/12 (Catherine Lowry, Ellen Miles, Mary Sheriff); TAHO, CON78/1/2 p.370 (Catherine Lowry) 17 Mary Sheriff (Atwick) was mentioned alongside Catherine Lowry in the Inquiry into Female Convict Prison Discipline as having an 'unnatural' connexion with a fellow inmate at Launceston Female Factory. For Mary Sheriff it was Sarah Brown, for Catherine Lowry it was Ann Collins (TAHO, CSO22/1/50 No.208 p.293). 18 Examiner, 30 July 1842 p.165 (Catherine Lowry) 19 Cornwall Chronicle, 22 October 1842 pp TAHO, AC480/1/1, 2 March 1843 (Catherine Lowry) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 2

3 15 May 1844 Classified as a 1 st class probation pass-holder; gazetted 17 May May 1844 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart by Constable Harrod with being absent without leave on Friday 24 May and out after hours from the service of Mr Manton, Macquarie Street, Hobart; plea guilty; sentence 2 months hard labour at Cascades Female Factory May 1844 Hired in private service as a probation pass-holder to Reverend John Manton, Melville Street, Hobart July 1844 Charged at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart with assaulting Mary A Clapham; sentence 6 months hard labour and recommended to be subjected to the separate system at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart July 1844 Hired in private service as a probation pass-holder to John C Macdougall, Hobart December 1844 Residue of her punishment sentence passed in July remitted by the Lieutenant Governor as recommended in a memo from the Comptroller General; directed to be removed to Brickfields Hiring Depot, Hobart February 1845 Hired in private service for 12 months as a probation pass-holder to James Hickson, Glenorchy February 1845 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart by Constable Furlage with being absent without leave on Saturday 15 February from the service of Mr Hickson, Glenorchy; plea guilty; sentence 10 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart August 1845 Hired in private service for 12 months as a probation pass-holder to Richard Shoebridge, New Town Road, Hobart August 1845 Promoted from a 1 st class to a 2 nd class probation pass-holder November 1845 Hired in private service for 1 month as a probation pass-holder to Jane Carr, Harrington Street, Hobart December 1845 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart by Constable H Cock with absconding on 18 November from her service and remaining illegally at large until apprehended on 28 November; in the service of Mrs Carr, Hobart; plea guilty; sentence 4 months hard labour at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart June 1846 Application for permission to marry from James Deverell 31 (Sir George Seymour, Ticket of Leave) sent to the Secretary; approved June 1846 Notice given of approval for permission to marry Janes Deverell (Sir George Seymour); Catherine resident of Hobart; James a ticket-of-leave holder, resident of Hobart June 1846 Married James Deverell at St George s Anglican Church, Battery Point; Catherine 22, spinster; James 24, labourer; witnesses Henry Debley and Rebecca Whitehead July 1846 Charged with misconduct in being out after hours; sentence 5 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart Hobart Town Gazette, 17 May 1844 p.551 (Catherine Lowry) 22 TAHO, AC480/1/1, 25 May 1844 (Cath e Lowrie) 23 Hobart Town Gazette, 31 May 1844 p.598 (Catherine Lawrie) 24 Hobart Town Gazette, 2 August 1844 p.916 (Catherine Lowry) 25 Hobart Town Gazette, 18 February 1845 p.203 (Catherine Lowry) 26 TAHO, AC480/1/1, 17 February 1845 (Catherine Lowry) 27 Hobart Town Gazette, 26 August 1845 p.1042 (Catherine Lowry) 28 Hobart Town Gazette, 26 August 1845 p.1039 (Catherine Lowry) 29 Hobart Town Gazette, 9 December 1845 p.1503 (Catherine Lowry) 30 TAHO, AC480/1/1, 1 December 1845 (Catherine Lowry) 31 James Deverell was transported for 10 years on the Sir George Seymour in 1844, tried at Devon Assizes on 29 March 1843 for stealing 2 sheep; single, shoemaker and rough carpenter, aged 23, native place near Devizes, Wiltshire; Ticket of Leave 7 March 1845, revoked 19 March 1850, Certificate of Freedom 31 May 1853 (TAHO, CON33/1/64 No [image 39] (James Deverell)). 32 TAHO, CON52/1/2 p.44 (James Deverell & Cath e Lowry) 33 Hobart Town Gazette, 9 June 1846 p.510; 23 June 1846 p.586 (James Deverell & Catherine Lowry) 34 TAHO, RGD37/1/4 1846/2360 Hobart (James Deverall & Catherine Loury); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No.4182 (Js. Deveral & Catherine Loury) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 3

4 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Hobart with misconduct in resisting a constable in the execution of his duty; admonished September 1846 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Hobart with disturbing the public peace and assaulting a constable in the execution of his duty; sentence 2 months imprisonment and hard labour at Oyster Cove December 1846 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart by Constable George Haley with misconduct in being in bed with a Ticket of Leave man last night at her own residence and also with having obtained her living for the last two months by prostitution; sentence 3 months imprisonment and hard labour at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart; 3 rd class probation pass-holder, married. 36 Statement in defence: I work for my living. 36 Statement of Constable George Haley: I am a constable during the last two months I have frequently seen the prisoner wandering about and in public houses with different men. I have seen her [take them back] to her own house. I always thought the prisoner was a ticket-of-leave holder March 1847 Promoted from a 2 nd class to a 3 rd class probation pass-holder; gazetted 6 April June 1847 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart with misconduct in being out after hours at ¼ past 12 pm on 30 May; sentence 8 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart; 3 rd class probation pass-holder; married June 1847 Son Joseph Deverell born at Argyle Street, Hobart; mother Catherine Lowry; informant father James Deverall, labourer, illiterate August 1847 Charged with misconduct in the service of her husband; sentence 8 days in solitary confinement at Cascades Female Factory, Hobart. 4 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Hobart with being out after hours; sentence 6 weeks imprisonment and hard labour at Bridgewater December 1847 Charged at the Police Court, Hobart with being drunk in the service of her husband, confined by Constable Kennedy; discharged, no prosecutor appearing Daughter Eliza Deverell born March 1850 Husband James Deverell absent from muster; Ticket of Leave revoked April 1850 Application for Ticket of Leave. 4 9 April 1850 Ticket of Leave granted September 1850 Charged with being drunk; fined 5 shillings May 1851 Daughter Ann Deverell born. 42,43 12 August 1851 Daughter Ann Deverell baptised at St John s Anglican Church, Franklin; father James Deverall, labourer March 1853 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and disorderly at Deloraine; plea guilty; fined 5 shillings; aged 30, illiterate. 44 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with disturbing the peace at Deloraine; plea guilty; fined 5 shillings; aged 30, illiterate TAHO, CON33/1/64 No [image 39] (James Deverell) 36 TAHO, LC251/1/1 (Catherine Lowry now Deverell) 37 Hobart Town Gazette, 6 April 1847 p.328 (Catherine Lowry) 38 TAHO, LC251/1/1 (Catherine Lowry) 39 TAHO, RGD33/1/3 1847/41 Hobart (Joseph Deverall) 40 TAHO, LC251/1/1 (Catherine Loury now Deverill) 41 personal communication, Maureen Holman, 7 October personal communication, Maureen Holman, 7 October TAHO, NS876/1/37 No.149 (Ann Deverall) 44 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 30 March 1853 (Catherine Laurie) 45 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 30 March 1853 (James Deverell) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 4

5 27 May 1853 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine by John Chaffy 46 with felony on 26 May in robbing him of 5 1 notes in O Donnell s public house, Deloraine; plea not guilty; remanded to the Police Office, Westbury for further examination; aged 30, illiterate May 1853 Charged at the Police Court, Westbury with larceny of the value of 5 in feloniously stealing, taking and carrying away at Deloraine on 26 May 5 1 promissory notes of the value of 20 shillings each, the property of John Chaffy; plea not guilty; discharged; aged 30, illiterate May 1853 Husband James Deverell issued a Certificate of Freedom July 1853 Son James Deverell born in the Westbury district; father James Deverell; mother Catherine Deverell November 1853 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with disturbing the peace at Deloraine on 11 November; in the service of Mr J Winter Esquire; no sentence recorded; aged 28, literate December 1853 Son James Deverell died of inflammation of the intestinal canal in the Westbury district; aged 6 months, infant April 1854 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk at Deloraine on 3 April; plea guilty; fined 5 shillings; aged 35, illiterate May 1854 Charged at the Police Court, Westbury with misconduct in being absent from her service and being drunk; in the service of Mr Winter, Deloraine; fined 5 shillings; aged 33, illiterate May 1854 Daughter Eliza Deverell died of inflammation of the lungs at Black Forest, Deloraine; aged 5 years; informant father James Deverell, illiterate. 54 c1854 Charged with being drunk; fined 5 shillings. 4 4 January 1855 Charged with making use of obscene language; fined 5 shillings April 1855 Charged with being drunk; in the service of West; fined April 1855 Charged with being drunk; fined June 1855 Charged with being drunk; sentence 1 month s hard labour at Launceston Female Factory June 1855 At Launceston Female Factory. 4 9 July 1855 Discharged to her Ticket of Leave September 1855 Charged with being drunk; fined December 1855 Daughter Elizabeth (Eliza) Deverell born at Deloraine; mother Catherine Lowry; father James Deverall, farmer; informant not given May 1856 Charged with being drunk; fined 60 shillings May 1856 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with disturbing the peace on 28 May; plea guilty; fined 5 shillings; aged 36, illiterate June 1856 Charged with being drunk; fined July 1856 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with misconduct in being drunk; no sentence recorded On the same day, John Chaffy, free by servitude, aged 49, literate, farming for himself, was charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk at Deloraine on 26 May; plea not guilty; reprimanded (TAHO, LC114/1/1, 27 May 1853 (John Chaffy)). 47 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 27 May 1853 (Catherine Deverell) 48 TAHO, LC534/1/1 p.540 (Catherine Lowry) 49 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1178 Westbury (James Deverell) 50 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 15 November 1853 (James Deverell) 51 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /143 Westbury (male Deverell) 52 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 4 April 1854 (Catherine Lowring) 53 TAHO, LC534/1/1 (Catherine Lowry) 54 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /189 Westbury (Eliza Deverell) 55 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1561 Westbury (female Deverell) 56 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 30 May 1856 (Catharine Lowry) 57 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 30 July 1856 (Catharine Lowry) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 5

6 6 August 1856 At Launceston Female Factory. 4 6 January 1857 Charged with being drunk; fined 40 shillings. 4 2 June 1857 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with misconduct in being absent from her authorised place of residence on 1 June; plea guilty; discharged July 1857 At Launceston March 1858 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk at Deloraine on 16 March; plea guilty; discharged; aged 37, illiterate April 1858 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and incapable of taking care of herself; fined 10 shillings, or in default of payment 24 hours imprisonment June 1858 Son James Deverell born at Deloraine; mother Catherine Lowry; informant father James Devrell, sawyer July 1858 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine by Constable Greentree with being drunk and incapable of taking care of herself in a public place at Deloraine on 21 July; plea guilty; fined 10 shillings or in default 24 hours in solitary confinement; aged 36, illiterate July 1858 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine by District Constable Jones with being an idle and disorderly person not having any visible means of subsistence at Deloraine on 24 July; plea guilty; sentence 3 months imprisonment with hard labour; aged 36, illiterate September 1858 Husband James Deverell applied for a splitter s licence for 4 weeks from 27 September; 10 shillings fee forwarded to the Police Magistrate, Westbury; resident of Reedy Marsh February 1859 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine by Constable Blackall with being an idle and disorderly person not having any visible means of subsistence at Deloraine on 7 February; plea guilty; sentence 1 month imprisonment with hard labour; aged 36, illiterate November 1859 Husband James Deverell charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and incapable on 9 November; plea guilty; fined 10 shillings, paid December 1859 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and incapable at Deloraine on 26 December; plea guilty; fined 10 shillings or 24 hours in solitary confinement December 1859 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and disorderly; plea guilty; fined 20 shillings, or in default 3 days in solitary confinement April 1860 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being drunk and incapable at Deloraine on 25 April; plea guilty; fined 10 shillings December 1860 Son Thomas William Deverell born at Reedy Marsh; mother Catherine Lowrey; informant father James Deverall, illiterate, sawyer, resident of Reedy Marsh August 1861 Daughter Ann Deverell died of diphtheria at Reedy Marsh, Deloraine district; aged 11; informant father James Deverell, illiterate, resident of Reedy Marsh August 1862 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at Deloraine Gaol TAHO, LC114/1/1, 2 June 1857 (Catharine Lowry) 59 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 18 March 1858 (Catharine Lowry) 60 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 21 April 1858 (Catherine Lowry) 61 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /319 Deloraine (James Devrell) 62 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 22 July 1858 (Catherine Lowry) 63 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 26 July 1858 (Catherine Lowry) 64 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 25 September 1858 (James Devil) 65 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 8 February 1859 (Catherine Lowry) 66 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 10 November 1859 (James Deverell) 67 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 27 December 1859 (Catherine Lowry) 68 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 30 December 1859 (Catherine Lowry) 69 TAHO, LC114/1/1, 27 April 1860 (C Lowry) 70 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /908 Deloraine (Thomas Deverall) 71 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /416 Deloraine (Ann Deverill) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 6

7 24 30 August 1862 Discharged from Deloraine Gaol /20 February 1863 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with malicious injury to property; sentence 6 weeks imprisonment at Deloraine Gaol February 1863 Discharged from Deloraine Gaol January 1864 Son John Deverell born at Reedy Marsh; father James Deverill, splitter; mother Catherine Lourey; informant mother Catherine Deverill June 1864 Charged with an offence; sentence unknown August 1864 Free by servitude Son William Deverell born March 1866 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place Manchester, aged 40, brown hair June 1866 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston August 1868 Son Joseph Deverell married Alice Death at the house of Richard Hampton, Deloraine; Joseph aged 21, cooper; Alice aged 19, servant; witnesses Rachel Hampton and Eliza Death July 1869 Grandson David Joseph Deverell born in the Deloraine district; father Joseph Deverill, cooper; mother Alice Death; informant aunt Eliza Death, resident of Golden Valley August 1869 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with larceny; sentence 3 months imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 44 or 45, housewife, 5' 4", brown hair, scar under lip, formerly resident of Deloraine district. 80 Newspaper report: At the Police Court on Thursday last, before A. F. Rooke and J. D. Horne, Esqs., J.P s., Catherine Deverill was charged with larceny from the person of Wm. How, of 2 2s 3d on 7 th instant: and Julia Williams was charged in the same information with receiving the same, well knowing the said money to be stolen, &c. Both prisoners pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to three months hard labor November 1869 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston May 1870 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 45, brown hair June 1870 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston October 1870 Daughter Elizabeth Deverell provided with aid of 5 shillings per week from public funds being the eldest daughter and having the care of her 3 brothers, 2 of whom are under 12; father in the General Hospital, Launceston; mother under sentence for larceny (3 months from 7 October 1870); recommended by the Warden of the Deloraine district Tasmania Police Gazette, 5 September 1862 p.248 (Catherine Devind) 73 Tasmania Police Gazette, 20 February 1863 p.31 (Catherine Deveril) 74 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /237 Deloraine (John Deverill) 75 This is calculated from her original sentence with extensions of sentenced added on. 76 personal communication, Maureen Holman, 7 October Tasmania Police Gazette, 29 June 1866 p.104 (Catherine Denerill) 78 TAHO, RGD37/1/ /59 Deloraine (Joseph Deverell & Alice Death) 79 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /256 Deloraine (David Joseph Deverill); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (David Joseph Deverill) 80 Tasmania Police Gazette, 20 August 1869 p.135 (Catherine Deverill); Tasmania Police Gazette, 5 November 1869 p.180 (Catherine Deverall) 81 Examiner, 17 August 1869 p.3 (Catherine Deverill) 82 Tasmania Police Gazette, 24 June 1870 p.106 (Catherine Deverell) 83 TAHO, HA1871 No.63 p.43 No.1036 (Elizabeth Deverill) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 7

8 7 October 1870 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with larceny; sentence 3 months imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place London or Manchester, aged 45, brown hair, 5' 4", formerly resident in the Deloraine district November 1870 Son Joseph Deverell appeared before the Insolvent Court at Launceston; cooper, resident of Latrobe November 1870 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston; sentence remitted January 1871 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 45, brown hair February 1871 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston July 1871 Granddaughter Anna Lavinia Deverell born at Deloraine; mother Alice Death; informant father Joseph Deverill, cooper, resident of Deloraine February 1873 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 53, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos J.D.M.D. woman J. heart C. Ann Ridley 89 on left arm March 1873 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston December 1873 Grandson Hedley Alfred Deverell born in the Port Sorell district; father Joseph Deverell, cooper; mother Alice Death; informant Frank Wilson, constable, Torquay August 1874 Daughter Elizabeth Deverell married Jeremiah James Sheehan at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Deloraine; Elizabeth aged 20, farmer s daughter, spinster, illiterate; Jeremiah aged 40, farmer, bachelor; witnesses Thomas Sheridan and Elizabeth Sheridan (illiterate) September 1875 Grandson Jeremiah Sheehan born in the Deloraine district; father Jeremiah Sheehan, farmer; informant mother Elizabeth Deverill, resident of Reedy Marsh February 1876 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 14 days hard labour at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 55, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos J.D.M.D. likeness of woman on left arm, J. heart C. Ann Reilly right arm, cut on the under lip March 1876 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston October 1876 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place Manchester, aged 56, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos J.D. and likeness of woman on left arm, cut on under lip, tattoos I. heart C. Ann Ridley right arm January 1877 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston Tasmania Police Gazette, 14 October 1870 p.171 (Catherine Deverill); Tasmania Police Gazette, 18 November 1870 p.191 (Catherine Deverill) 85 Examiner, 3 November 1870 p.5 (Joseph Deverell) 86 The sentence may have been remitted before the full sentence was completed because her husband was in hospital and she had young children. 87 Tasmania Police Gazette, 3 March 1871 p.41 (Catherine Deverill) 88 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /251 Deloraine (Anna Lavinia Deverill); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Anna Lavinia Deverill) 89 This is likely to be Ann Ridley transported on the Majestic (TAHO, CON40/1/8 p.249 [image 195] (Ann Ridley)). 90 Tasmania Police Gazette, 4 April 1873 p.60 (Catherine Deverell) 91 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1311 Port Sorell (Hedley Alfred Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Hedley Alfred Deverell) 92 TAHO, RGD37/1/ /56 Deloraine (Elizabeth Deverille & Jeremiah Sheehan) 93 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /284 Deloraine (Jeremiah Sheehan); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Jeremiah Sheehan) 94 Tasmania Police Gazette, 10 March 1876 p.39 (Catherine Deverill) 95 Tasmania Police Gazette, 26 January 1877 p.15 (Catherine Dereull) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 8

9 9 May 1877 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with damaging property; sentence 1 month hard labour at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 56, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos J.D. woman left arm, cut underlip, tattoos J. Hart C. Ann Ridly right arm June 1877 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston July 1877 Granddaughter Ellen Sheehan born in the Deloraine district; mother Eliza Deverill; informant father Jeremiah Sheehan, labourer, resident of Reedy Marsh April 1878 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place Manchester, aged 56, 5 3, brown hair, tattoos J.D. woman left arm, cut on under lip, tattoos heart J.C. Ann Ridly right arm May 1878 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston July 1878 Husband James Deverell defendant at the Court of Requests, Deloraine against a claim by Morgan for , the balance for carting 6,013 staves from Reedy Marsh to Deloraine in May; ordered to pay January 1880 Grandson James Sheehan born in the Deloraine district; father not named; informant mother Elizabeth Deverill, resident of Reedy Marsh May 1880 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 2 Description: native place England, aged 59, 5 3, brown hair, tattoos J.D. and likeness of woman left arm, cut on under lip September 1880 Witness at the inquest of Eliza Hampton, aged 24, who died during childbirth at Brookside near Deloraine; Catherine was the midwife attending her February 1881 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 2 Description: native place England, aged 62, 5 3, brown hair, tattoos J.D. likeness of woman left arm, J. heart C. and Ridley on right arm August 1883 Son Thomas William Joseph Deverell married Ellen Simmons Ewington at St Mark s Anglican Church, Deloraine; Thomas adult, labourer, illiterate, bachelor; Ellen adult, spinster; witnesses brother Joseph Devrell and Hannah Devrell September 1883 Granddaughter Selina Agnes Deverill born in the Deloraine district; father Thomas Deverill, labourer; informant mother Annie Keegan, resident of Brookside May 1884 Son John Deverell married Mary Ann Ewington at St Mark s Anglican Church, Deloraine; John aged 20, farmer, bachelor, illiterate; Mary Ann aged 21, spinster; witnesses brother William Devrill (illiterate) and Elizabeth Shehan (illiterate) July 1884 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place England, aged 68, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos JD L heart L and woman EM left arm, cut upper lip, tattoos JC heart and Ann Ridley on right arm Tasmania Police Gazette, 15 June 1877 p.95 (Catherine Deverill) 97 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /243 Deloraine (Ellen Sheehan); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Ellen Sheehan) 98 Tasmania Police Gazette, 10 May 1878 p.78 (Catherine Deverill) 99 Examiner, 8 July 1878 p.3 (Deverill) 100 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /694 Deloraine (James Sheehan); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (James Sheehan) 101 Tasmania Police Gazette, 23 July 1880 p.120 (Catherine Deverell) 102 Examiner, 8 September 1880 p.3 (Catherine Deverill) 103 Tasmania Police Gazette, 8 April 1881 p.56 (Catherine Deveril) 104 TAHO, RGD 7/1/ /99 Deloraine (Thomas Devrell & Ellen Ewington) 105 Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Selina Agnes Deverill) 106 TAHO, RGD37/1/ /81 Deloraine (John Devrill & Mary Ann Ewington) 107 Tasmania Police Gazette, 17 October 1884 p.167 (Catherine Deverill ship name Lowry) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 9

10 10 October 1884 Granddaughter Ann Eliza Deverell born at Deloraine; mother Ellen Simmons Ewington; informant father Thomas Deverill, labourer, resident of Cheshunt February 1885 Grandson John James Deverell born in the Deloraine district; father John Deverill, labourer; informant mother Mary Ann Ewington, resident of Reedy Marsh July 1885 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 14 days imprisonment at Deloraine Gaol. Description: native place Ireland, aged 54, 5 4, grey hair June 1886 Son William Deverell married Maria Anne Whitehouse in the house of Mr Deverell, High Plains, Deloraine (Wesleyan Methodist ceremony); William aged 20, bachelor, labourer; Maria aged 16, spinster, servant; witnesses brother James Deverell and Mary Ann Whitehouse August 1886 Granddaughter Ann Mildred Mabel Deverell born in the Deloraine district; mother Mary Ann Ewington; informant father John Deverill, labourer, resident of Reedy Marsh October 1886 Granddaughter Ada May Deverell born in the Port Sorell district; mother Ellen Simons; informant father Thomas Deverel, labourer, resident of Sassafras October 1886 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 65, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos JD and woman left arm, cut upper lip, tattoos JC heart and Ann Ridley right arm April 1887 Granddaughter Alice Louisa Deverell born at Deloraine; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse June 1887 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 48 hours imprisonment at Deloraine Gaol. Description: native place Ireland, aged 56, 5 5, grey hair October 1887 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place England, aged 66, 5 3, dark brown hair March 1888 Granddaughter Mildred Deverell born in the Mersey district; father Thomas Deverel, labourer; mother Ellen Simons Ewington; informant aunt Elizabeth Jane Ewington, resident of Sassafras July 1888 Grandson Thomas William Joseph Deverell born at Deloraine; father John Deverill, mother Mary Ann Ewington December 1888 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place England, aged 67, 5 3, brown hair, tattoos JD woman left arm, cut upper lip, tattoos JC heart and Ann Ridley right arm TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1168 Deloraine (Ann Eliza Deverill); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Ann Eliza Deverill) 109 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1074 Deloraine (John James Deverill); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (John James Deverill) 110 Tasmania Police Gazette, 7 August 1885 p.128 (Catherine Deverill) 111 TAHO, RGD37/1/ /78 Deloraine (William Deverell & Maria Anne Whitehouse); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (William Deverell & Maria Ann Whitehouse) 112 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1166 Deloraine (Ann Mildred Mabel Deverill); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Ann Mildred Mabel Deverill) 113 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /2762 Port Sorell (Ada May Deverel); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Ada May Deverel) 114 Tasmania Police Gazette, 22 April 1887 p.64 (Catherine Deverell) 115 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1143 Deloraine (Alice Louisa Deverell) 116 Tasmania Police Gazette, 8 July 1887 p.108 (Catherine Deverell) 117 Tasmania Police Gazette, 27 January 1888 p.16 (Catherine Deverell) 118 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /2315 Mersey (Mildred Deverel); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Mildred Deverel) 119 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1157 Deloraine (Thomas William Jos Deverill) 120 Tasmania Police Gazette, 5 April 1889 p.56 (Catherine Deverell) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 10

11 26 30 March 1889 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston February 1889 Grandson William James Deverell born at Deloraine; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse December 1889 Granddaughter Ann Eliza Deverell died in the Mersey district, death not certified; aged 5 years 2 months; informant A Stephens for father Thomas Devrell, farmer, resident of Sassafras January 1890 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 3 Description: native place England, aged 70, 5 3, dark brown hair April 1890 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston October 1890 Granddaughter Martha Emily Deverell born in Mersey district; father Thomas Deverell, farmer; mother Ellen Ewington; informant aunt Agnes T Palmer, resident of Latrobe December 1890 Granddaughters Linda May Deverell and Sarah Bertha Deverell, twins, born at Waratah; father John Deverill, mother Mary Ann Ewington February 1891 Grandson Henry Joseph Deverell born in Mersey district; father William Deverill, mother Maria Annie Whitehouse February 1891 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 71, 5 3, grey hair March 1891 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston August 1891 Granddaughter Sarah Bertha Deverell died of enteritis at Waratah; aged 8 months; informant father John Deverell, labourer, resident of Waratah January 1892 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 2 Description: native place England, aged 71, 5 3, grey hair, tattoos JDTL woman left arm, scar upper lip, tattoo Ann Ridley on right arm March 1892 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston November 1892 Charged at the Police Court, Westbury with being idle and disorderly, sentence 14 days imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 71, 5 3, dark brown hair, tattoos JD woman on left arm, scar upper lip, tattoos JC heart and Ann Ridley on right arm December 1892 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston December 1892 Grandson Harold Deverell born in the Mersey district; father Thomas Devrell, mother Ellen Ewington December 1892 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 72, 5' 3", grey hair, tattoos JD and woman left arm, cut upper lip, tattoos heart and Ann Ridley right arm TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1058 Deloraine (William James Deverell) 122 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /1000 Mersey (Ann Eliza Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Ann Eliza Devrell) 123 Tasmania Police Gazette, 25 April 1890 p.68 (Catherine Deverell) 124 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /2258 Mersey (Martha Emily Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Martha Emily Deverell) 125 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /3692 & 3693 Waratah (Linda May Deverill & Sarah Bertha Deverill) 126 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /2235 Mersey (Henry Joseph Deverill) 127 Tasmania Police Gazette, 13 March 1891 p.44 (Catherine Deverell) 128 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /951 Waratah (Sarah Bertha Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Sarah Bertha Deverell) 129 Tasmania Police Gazette, 18 March 1892 p.48 (Catherine Deverill); Examiner, Tuesday 19 January 1892 p.2 (Catherine Deverill) 130 Tasmania Police Gazette, 16 December 1892 p.204 (Catherine Lowrey or Deverill) 131 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1431 Mersey (Harold Devrell) 132 Tasmania Police Gazette, 3 February 1893 p.19 (Catherine Deverill or Lowry) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 11

12 22 28 January 1893 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston January 1893 Grandson Leslie Edgar Deverell 133 born at Deloraine; father John Deverell, labourer; mother Mary Ann Ewington; informant aunt Elizabeth Sheean, resident of Tongataboo April 1893 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 6 Description: native place England, aged 72, 5' 3", grey hair, tattoos JE woman EM left arm, scar upper lip, tattoos JC heart Ann Ridley on right arm November 1893 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston April 1893 Grandson Hedley Deverell born at Deloraine; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse September 1894 Charged at the Police Court, Westbury with being idle and disorderly; sentence 1 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 73, 5' 3", grey hair, tattoos JD woman EM on left arm, scar on upper lip, tattoos JC heart Ann Ridley on right arm October 1894 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston March 1895 Charged at the Police Court, Launceston with being drunk and incapable on Monday; admonished and discharged March 1895 Granddaughter Florence Ellen Simmons Deverell born in the Mersey district; father Thomas Deverell, farmer; informant mother Ellen Simmons Ewington, resident of Sassafras July 1895 Granddaughter Elsie May Deverell born at Deloraine; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse September 1895 Charged at the Police Court, Launceston with being idle and disorderly; sentence 7 days imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston. Description: native place England, aged 75, 5' 3", grey hair, tattoos JD woman EM left arm, scar on upper lip, tattoos IC heart and Ann Ridley on right arm September 1895 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston October 1895 Grandson Oscar Allan Edward Deverell born at Waratah; father John Deverill, mother Mary Ann Ewington January 1896 Charged at the Police Court, Longford with being drunk and disorderly; sentence 48 hours imprisonment March 1896 Charged at the Police Court, Deloraine with being idle and disorderly; sentence 6 Description: native place England, aged 75, 5' 3", grey hair, tattoos JD woman EM on left arm, scar on upper lip, tattoos JC Ann Ridley on right arm September 1896 Discharged from the House of Correction, Launceston Edgar was known as Bob (personal communication, Bernadette Simpson, 7 November 2011). 134 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /307 Deloraine (Leslie Edgar Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (Leslie Edgar Deverell) 135 Tasmania Police Gazette, 10 November 1893 p.180 (Catherine Deveril or Lowry) 136 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /340 Deloraine (Hedley Deverell) 137 Tasmania Police Gazette, 26 October 1894 p.171 (Catherine Lowrey or Deverill) 138 Examiner, 13 March 1895 p.7 (Catherine Deverill) 139 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1522 Mersey (Florence E Simmons Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Florence Ellen Simmons Deverell) 140 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /377 Deloraine (Elsie May Deverell) 141 Tasmania Police Gazette, 27 September 1895 p.154 (Catherine Devrill or Lowrey) 142 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /2953 Waratah (Oscar Allan Edward Deverill) 143 Examiner, 8 January 1896 p.3 (Kate Deverill) 144 Tasmania Police Gazette, 18 September 1896 p.151 (Catherine Deverill or Gowrey) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 12

13 27 October 1896 Charged at the Police Court, Launceston with being an idle and disorderly person, having been found on the premises of Warren Mace, Melbourne Street, Launceston; sentence December 1896 Grandson Edgar Deverell born in the Mersey district; father Thomas Devrell, mother Ellen Ewington April 1897 Grandson William James Deverell died of diphtheria and cardiac failure at Ulverstone; aged 8; father a labourer; informant uncle Joseph Whitehouse, resident of Sulphur Creek May 1897 Charged at the Police Court, Launceston with being an idle and disorderly person; sentence 6 month imprisonment at the House of Correction, Launceston; aged Newspaper report: Police Court. Catherine Deverill, 79, who was found begging alms in High-street the previous day, pleaded guilty, and was sent to gaol for six months, she having a bad record December 1897 Admitted to the Invalid Depot, Launceston from the House of Correction, Launceston March 1898 Absconded from the Invalid Depot, Launceston May 1898 Died of senility at the Benevolent Asylum, Launceston; aged 78, domestic, born Ireland; informant A Doolan, undertaker of Launceston. 151 Newspaper report: Benevolent Asylum. The monthly report of this institution, presented by the superintendent at yesterday s meeting of the board of management, showed 148 males and 56 females in the institution on May 1; admitted during the month, 13 3; discharged, 3 2; died, 13 5; remaining on June 1, The deaths were Catherine Deverill, Ireland, 78. Average age 78 years September 1898 Grandson Harold David Deverell born in the Mersey district; father John Devrell, mother Mary Ann Ewington May 1899 Grandson Thomas Claud Deverell born at Sassafras; father Thomas Deverell, labourer; informant mother Ellen Ewington, resident of Sassafras July 1899 Grandson Hedley Alfred Deverell granted a free pardon having been proven innocent of a charge of forgery and uttering for which he received a sentence of 6 months imprisonment a couple of months ago October 1901 Grandson Bernard Deverell born at Sassafras; father Thomas Deverell, mother Ellen Ervingfers November 1901 Granddaughter Sylvia Beatrice Deverell born at Sulphur Creek; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse October 1902 Grandson Elvin Mervyn Deverell 158 born at Ballahoo; father John Deverill, mother Mary Ewington Mercury, 28 October 1896 p.2 (Catherine Deverill) 146 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1394 Mersey (Edgar Devrell) 147 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /797 Ulverstone (William Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth- Century Tasmania No (William Deverell) 148 Examiner, 26 May 1897 p.1 (Catherine Deverill); Mercury, 26 May 1897 p.3 (Catherine Deverill) 149 Examiner, 26 May 1897 p.5 (Catherine Deverill) 150 Tasmania Police Gazette, Friday 25 March 1898 No.2018 p.48 (Catherine Deveroll) 151 TAHO, RGD35/1/ /234 Launceston (Catherine Devorill) 152 Examiner, 8 June 1898 p.5 (Catherine Deverill) 153 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1512 Mersey (Harold David Devrell) 154 TAHO, RGD33/1/ /1407 Mersey (Thomas Claud Deverell); Gunn & Kippen, Household and Family Formation in Nineteenth-Century Tasmania No (Thomas Claud Deverell) 155 Examiner, 13 July 1899 p.6 (Hedley A. Deverill) 156 TAS Birth Record 1901/1138 (Bernard Deverell) 157 TAS Birth Record 1902/4352 (Sylvia Beatrice Deverell) 158 Known as Joe (personal communication, Bernadette Simpson, 7 November 2011). 159 TAS Birth Record 1902/3253 (Elvin Mervyn Deverill) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 13

14 9 August 1903 Granddaughter Adeline Deverell born at Sassafras; father Thomas Devrell, mother Ellen Ewington August 1903 Husband James Deverell died at Tongataboo, Deloraine; aged Death notice: An old resident of Tongataboo named James Deverill, aged 84 years, died at an early hour yesterday morning. His funeral takes place on Saturday March 1904 Graddaughter Amy Ev Deverell born at Sulphur Creek; father William Deverll, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse January 1905 Grandson Clifford James Deverell born at Sassafras; father Thomas Deverell, mother Ellen Ewington March 1906 Grandson Charles Lindsay Deverell born at Latrobe; father John Deverell, mother Mary Ewington December 1906 Grandson George Deverell born at Sulphur Creek; father William Devrell November 1908 Granddaughter Melba May Victoria Deverell born at Sulphur Creek; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse March 1909 Grandson Laurence William Henry Deverell born at Sassafras; father Thomas Deverill, mother Ellen Simmonds Ewington May 1913 Grandson Leslie Oliver Deverell born at Ellenton; father William Deverell, mother Maria Ann Whitehouse TAS Birth Record 1903/3260 (Adeline Devrell) 161 TAS Death Record 1903/1161 (James Deverell); Examiner, 21 August 1903 p.2 (James Deverill) 162 Examiner, 21 August 1903 p.2 (James Deverill) 163 TAS Birth Record 1904/4590 (Amy Ev Deverell) 164 TAS Birth Record 1905/3339 (Clifford James Deverell) 165 TAS Birth Record 1906/2342 & 1906/2975 (Charles Lindsay Deverell) 166 Mother given as Catherine Devrell nee Lowery on the Tasmanian Federation Index, but mother would have been Maria Ann Whitehouse. Catherine had died in TAS Birth Record 1907/3309 (George Devrell) 168 TAS Birth Record 1909/4669 (Melba May Victoria (Deverell) 169 TAS Birth Record 1909/3487 (Laurence William Henry Deverill) 170 TAS Birth Record 1913/4712 (Leslie Oliver Deverell) Trudy Cowley & Dianne Snowden Page 14