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Dinah Turton
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Dinah Turton 3
- Born: 7 Feb 1806, Kirkheaton, Denby, Yorkshire 4 5 6
- Christened: 19 Mar 1806, Denby Dale Formerly Denby Dikeside Wesleyan, Cumberworth, Yorkshire 7
- Marriage: George Heywood on 14 Oct 1827 in Penistone, Yorkshire 1 2
- Died: 12 Oct 1884, High St, Prahran, Melbourne 8 9 10
- Buried: 13 Oct 1884, St Kilda Cemetery, Melbourne, , Victoria, Australia 9
General Notes:
Some background on the photo above can be found here
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Apparently their ship burnt later the same year of 1859......
"The Herald of the Morning was a fine ship of 1292 tons register, built at St. John New Brunswick in 1855, and classed Al at Lloyd's for seven years. The ship had been expressly built for trading with the colony of Victoria. Captain Rudolph was the Master. He retired to rest at about 11 pm on the 15th of November 1859 when he was awoken by the yell of FIRE! at a quarter past 12 am. The fire quickly spread over the vessel. A number of attempts were made to scuttle the ship by cutting holes in her side, but as she burnt the holes rose above the water and were of little use. One of the anchor chains was slipped, but the heat was so great that they were unable to release the other, so it was finally cut through from the outside. The ship was towed ashore at Sandridge by two tugs, Lioness and Sophia, and left to burn. Part of the cargo consisted of an iron bridge intended for the crossing of the Yarra at Hawthorn and several tons of water pipes as well as some case goods.
This seemed to me to be a good wreck to go and look for. It was not far from home, this being the main point, me not having any money was another. To the State Library I headed and found the information on the burning etc. Things seemed to be getting better, but with wreck hunting you have to be patient. I read the papers for a number of months after the burning. But unfortunately, I was unable to come up with any more information on the wreck."
From http://home.vicnet.net.au/~maav/herald.htm
Herald of the Morning. Clipper ship, 1291 tons. Built St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1855. Captain G.J. Rudolph. Totally destroyed by fire, Hobson's Bay, Port Phillip, 16 November 1859. The tugs Lioness and Sophia managed to tow her to a beach and grounded. [LV],[WPP],[LAH]
http://oceans1.customer.netspace.net.au/portphillip-wrecks.html
HERALD OF THE MORNING - 1857-1858
Master: Captain G. Rodolf
Rigging: Ship; sheathed in felt and yellow metal in 1856; partly fastened with iron bolts
Tonnage: 1,459 tons using old measurements and 1,355 tons using new measurements
Construction: 1854 in Saint John, N.B., using Tamarack, Oak & Pine
Owners: Fernie & Co.
Port of registry: Liverpool
Port of survey: Liverpool
Voyage: sailed for Australia
Chronology:
She arrived in Melbourne from England in Mar 1857 on the Herald of the Morning with daughter Ellen. 9 11 12
She resided in Jan 1863 in Merrie St, Warrnambool, Victoria. 13
Dinah married George Heywood, son of John Haywood and Mary Jakeman, on 14 Oct 1827 in Penistone, Yorkshire.1 2 (George Heywood was born circa 1802 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire, christened on 22 Feb 1803 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire, England 14 15 and died after Mar 1861 16 17 18.)
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1
Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Certificate, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, Death DT 1884. At 21 in Penistone (Parish? - which includes Denby Dale.
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The Church of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical Index, www.familysearch.org/, GEORGE JAKEMAN
Spouse: DIANA TURTON
Marriage: 14 OCT 1827 Penistone, Yorkshire
Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record.
. Image shows Masrriage at Denby in Parish of Penistone - in Presence of Aaron Turton and William Thorpe. Can find no trace of an Aaron Turton.
3
PTG Database April 2007.
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Photo Albums Digital images stored in Albums folder, Album 3 - 003.tif. "from Kirkheaton, Yorkshire".
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The Church of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical Index, www.familysearch.org/, Dinah Turton. 7 Feb 1806.
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Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Certificate, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, Death. Born Denby,Yorkshire.
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The Church of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical Index, www.familysearch.org/, Dinah Turton. DINAH TURTON Female Event(s): Birth: 07 FEB 1806 Christening: 19 MAR 1806 Denby Dale Formerly Denby Dikeside Wesleyan, Cumberworth, Yorkshire, England Death: Burial: Parents: Father: WILLM. TURTON Mother: MARY BEAUMONT. Denby Dale is in the parish of Penistone.
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Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Index, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, 1884/13649. Father: Surton W.
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Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Certificate, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, Death.
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Web (Misc), enquiries AT necropolis.com.au. The Late DINAH HEAWOOD is located at St Kilda Cemetery - Baptist - Compartment C, Grave 174, date of service 12/10/1884, age 78.
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Letter - Bartley Drohan 2003.
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Public Records Office - Victoria, http://www.prov.vic.gov.au/, HAYWOOD ELLEN 16 MAR 1857 HERALD OF THE MORNING B 120 002 HAYWOOD DINAH 50 MAR 1857 HERALD OF THE MORNING B 120 002
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Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Certificate, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, Marriage EAH 1863.
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The Church of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical Index, www.familysearch.org/, Christening. GEORGE HAYWOOD Male Event(s): Birth: Christening: 09 FEB 1780 Cumberworth, Yorkshire, England Death: Burial: Parents: Father: JOHN HAYWOOD Mother: HANNAH
George Jakeman
Birth: OCT 1792 Shepley, Yorkshire
Father: Joseph Jakeman
Mother: Hannah
Messages: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church.
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In fact definitely not the one as he was 48 in 1851!
The Jakeman birth is the only one on IGI even vaguely possible.
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Information provided by Walter Jakeman to Paul T Gray afteer an enquiry to yorksgen@rootsweb.com (see jakeman2007apr.rtf), Mary Jakeman
The Cunberworth baptismal register has an entry for a George Jackman son of Mary Jackman, a single woman, on 22/2/1803. This Mary is the only known candidate.
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Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages (Victoria) - Certificate, http://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/home, Marriage AHS&HH 1854. doesn't say "deceased".
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Letter - Bartley Drohan 2003, 1857 was when Dinah Turton came alone to Australia.
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FreeBMD Online Index of BMD, England & Wales, www.freebmd.org.uk, This is the only one found in WestYorkshire ...
Deaths Mar 1855 Heywood George Huddersfield 9a 230
(The certificate shows he was 74 and a Fancy Cloth Handloom Weaver which would fit with the GH 1851C b1786 Huddersfield)
This is more likely .....
Deaths Sep 1854
Jackman George Huddersfield 9a 184
(61a labourer informat wife Mary both of whom appear on 1851C - try again!)
Found a George Heywood b1802 Cumberworth Commercial Traveller in 1861 in Liverpool - no sign of him in 1851 so maybe Dinah went to Aus without him. Based on this we can try ......
Deaths Dec 1862
Heywood George Huddersfield 9a 192 (RBJan2007 - not him)
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